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101 shake
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102 besonder
2) (out of the ordinary; un-usual or exceptional: a special occasion; a special friend.) special* * *besonder… adjdazu brauchst du eine besondere Ausbildung you need special training for that;besondere Merkmale special features;besondere Kennzeichen im Pass: distinguishing marks;zur besonderen Verwendung for use in special cases;ein besonderer Fall a special case;in diesem besonderen Fall in this particular case;gibt es einen besonderen Grund? is there any particular reason?;suchst du einen besonderen Stil? are you looking for a particular style?2. (außergewöhnlich) very special, exceptional;heute ist ein (ganz) besonderer Tag today is a (very) special day;keine besonderen Vorkommnisse no unusual incidents, nothing unusual;ein Ort von besonderer Schönheit/historischer Bedeutung a place of exceptional beauty/historical importance;etwas mit besonderer Sorgfalt tun do sth with particular care ( oder particularly carefully)ein besonderes Zimmer a seperate room4.etwas Besonderes something special; (etwas Spezifisches) something particular, a particular one;nichts Besonderes nothing unusual; auch pej nothing special, no great shakes umg; (nichts Spezifisches) nothing in particular;im Besonderen in particular, above all;im Besonderen möchten wir darauf hinweisen, dass … specifically, we would like to point out that …;das Besondere daran ist … what is so special about it is …;du hältst dich wohl für etwas Besonderes? I suppose you think you’re somebody special?; -
103 besonder...
Adj.1. special; (bestimmt) particular, specific; betont: auch special; dazu brauchst du eine besondere Ausbildung you need special training for that; besondere Merkmale special features; besondere Kennzeichen im Pass: distinguishing marks; zur besonderen Verwendung for use in special cases; ein besonderer Fall a special case; in diesem besonderen Fall in this particular case; gibt es einen besonderen Grund? is there any particular reason?; suchst du einen besonderen Stil? are you looking for a particular style?2. (außergewöhnlich) very special, exceptional; heute ist ein ( ganz) besonderer Tag today is a (very) special day; es ist mir eine besondere Freude zu (+ Inf.) it gives me great pleasure to (+Inf.) keine besonderen Vorkommnisse no unusual incidents, nothing unusual; ein Ort von besonderer Schönheit / historischer Bedeutung a place of exceptional beauty / historical importance; etw. mit besonderer Sorgfalt tun do s.th. with particular care ( oder particularly carefully)4. etwas Besonderes something special; (etwas Spezifisches) something particular, a particular one; nichts Besonderes nothing unusual; auch pej. nothing special, no great shakes umg.; (nichts Spezifisches) nothing in particular; im Besonderen in particular, above all; im Besonderen möchten wir darauf hinweisen, dass... specifically, we would like to point out that...; das Besondere daran ist... what is so special about it is...; du hältst dich wohl für etwas Besonderes? I suppose you think you’re somebody special?; das ist doch nichts Besonderes it’s nothing special ( oder nothing to write home about umg.)* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. special; (größer als gewohnt) particular <pleasure, enthusiasm, effort, etc.>; (hervorragend) exceptional <quality, beauty, etc.>im besonder...en — in particular
ein besonder...es Ereignis — an unusual or a special event
keine besonder...en Vorkommnisse wurden gemeldet — no incidents of any particular note were reported
besonder...e Merkmale — (im Pass usw.) distinguishing marks
keine besonder...e Leistung — no great achievement
* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. special; (größer als gewohnt) particular <pleasure, enthusiasm, effort, etc.>; (hervorragend) exceptional <quality, beauty, etc.>im besonder...en — in particular
ein besonder...es Ereignis — an unusual or a special event
keine besonder...en Vorkommnisse wurden gemeldet — no incidents of any particular note were reported
besonder...e Merkmale — (im Pass usw.) distinguishing marks
keine besonder...e Leistung — no great achievement
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104 не ахти как
разг.1) (не очень-то, не особенно хорошо) not particularly well, not so < very> well; not up to much; nothing < very> special; not so < very> wonderful (brilliant); nothing much to look at; from fair tomiddling; cf. no great shakes; no great shucks Amer.; no great scratchМишка особенно нажимал на басы, играл он не ахти как, но очень громко. (В. Белов, Привычное дело) — Mishka did most of his playing in the bass; it might not be brilliant, but it was loud.
2) (не очень, не особенно) not so < very> (+ adv.)И в школе он учился не ахти как отлично. Наверно, его отвлекали эти театральные мечты и думы. (П. Нилин, Впервые замужем) — He didn't do so very well at school either. His mind was probably distracted by his dreams of the theatre.
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105 не ахти что
разг.it doesn't sound like much; nothing < very> special; nothing much to look at; cf. no great shakes; no great shucks Amer.; no great scratch- Вот начинаем вывозить лес в хлыстах, а деревья трелевать с кронами. Вроде и не ахти что, а сразу многое переменится... (Б. Бедный, Девчата) — 'We're going to trim off the branches but not the crowns, and haul the trees out of the forest like that. It doesn't sound like much, but a lot will change at once...
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106 ничего особенного
1) General subject: it wasn’t anything much, it's no big deal, no great shakes, no great things, nothing of note, nothing out of the common, nothing to it, nothing unusual, nothing very much, (такого) nothing fancy (At first it seems like nothing fancy... then... O my God!), nothing to shout about2) Colloquial: nothing to write home about, nothing special, not a big deal (Not a big deal, everybody's got one these days.), nothing much (так обычно отвечают на вопрос "what's up?"), no big thing, pedestrian, don't hit the ceiling3) Makarov: not much chop, not much chops -
107 неважный
unimportant имя прилагательное:unimportant (неважный, малозначительный)словосочетание:no great shakes (неважный, нестоящий) -
108 невесть какой
1) (не очень, не особенно) not <so> very...; not particularly... not up to much; no great shakes- Приказали бы, Александр Ильич, кухарку нанять, расход невесть какой, а удобства куда много! (Н. Телешов, Дети) — 'You'd better order to engage a cook, Alexander Ilyich, the expense is not so great, and it's very convenient.'
2) (очень, особенно) God knows how good, important, etc.[Михайло] сиял таким довольством, как будто и ему самому дождь сулил невесть какие выгоды. (В. Вересаев, На мёртвой дороге) — Mikhailo was so radiant with joy, as though the rain held out God knows how alluring prospects to him too.
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109 matah
(used sarcastically) 1. prize package, great shakes, something to write home about. 2. great, wonderful (thing). -
110 ахти
межд.;
разг. Денег у меня сейчас не ахти сколько, так что покупку телевизора придется отложить. ≈ I don't have too much money at the moment, so I'll have to put off buying a TV. не ахти как, не ахти ≈ not particularly, not all that well не ахти какой, не ахти ≈ not so hot, not the best, nothing to rave не ахти сколько ≈ not very much, anything but plentiful -
111 весть
I жен. news, piece of news, message;
tidings без вести пропавший ≈ missing, unaccounted-for Отсутствие вестей - хорошая весть. ≈ No news is good news. Худые вести не лежат/сидят на месте. ≈ Bad news travels fast.;
Bad news travels quickly.;
Ill news flies fast. пропасть без вести ≈ to be missing, to disappear without a trace II гл.;
уст. не бог весть какое сокровище ≈ no catch, not much of a catch бог весть ≈ God knows не Бог весть как ≈ (не очень хорошо, посредственно) not all that good;
not too good не Бог весть какой ≈ ( не очень хороший, посредственный) not all that good;
not too good не Бог весть сколько ≈ not very much;
anything but plentiful;
only a handful не весть весть что ≈ nothing to write home about;
no cop, not much cop;
nothing special;
no great shakes;
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112 не весть весть что
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > не весть весть что
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113 не ахти как важно
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114 не ахти какой
General subject: not so hot, not much of a (напр., "певец из меня не ахти какой" - I'm not much of a singer), no great shakes, not particularly good, not up to much, nothing special -
115 неважный
1) General subject: bad, baddish, fair to middling, immaterial, inconsiderable, indifferent, inessential, la la, nickel and dime, nickel-and-dimed, nickel-and-diming, nickeled-and-dimed, nickeling-and-diming, no great shakes, non-essential, not much of a..., not very good, of a kind, of no consequence, of no moment, omissible, one eyed, one horse, one-eyed, penny-ante, poor, slight, small, so-so, third-rate, this box will make a table of a kind, trifling, unimportant, of little moment, ropey, nonthreatening2) Colloquial: tin3) Rare: la-la4) Mathematics: insignificant, irrelevant, not good5) Jargon: Cheap John, back-burner, jerk soup, jerk town, jerk water, off base, mickey-mouse, peanut, penny ante6) Makarov: none so good, nonessential, tenuous7) Taboo: common as cat shit, half-assed8) Phraseological unit: not worth a pinch of coon's shit (only CANADIAN, not to be used in USA (coon in USA is a slang for a coloured man)) -
116 нестоящий
1) General subject: no great shakes, of no value, regardless, trifling, unworthy, waff2) American: cockamamie, cockamamy3) Australian slang: not much cop4) Makarov: not much chop, not much chops -
117 никудышный
1) General subject: crook (о чем-л.), crummy, dreadful, fit for the waste-basket, fit for the waste-paper-basket, no account, no-account, punk, punky, trifling, two bit, two-bit, wretched, worthless, ropey, no great shakes2) Colloquial: riffraff4) French: mauvais sujet5) British English: rubbish (She always told everyone I was a rubbish father, even in front of the kids.)6) Australian slang: as useful as tits on a bull, crook (о вещах), no good to gundy, not worth a crumpet7) Jargon: for the birds, sucky, not worth beans, lame8) Invective: screwed-up -
118 посредственный человек
1) General subject: mediocrity2) Jargon: no great shakesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > посредственный человек
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119 Б-118
HE БОГ ВЕСТЬ ЧТО coll NP obj or subj-compl with copula ( subj: concr or abstr) fixed WO( sth. that is) nothing out of the ordinary, not very important or worthwhilenothing specialnothing to brag (write home) about no great shakes no big deal.«Муниципалитет составил петицию в департамент здравоохранения, господин Росшепер подпишется, вы, я надеюсь, тоже, но это не Бог весть что. Гласность нужна!» (Стругацкие 1). "The city council put together a petition to the Department of Health. Mr. Rosheper will sign it, and you, I hope, will also sign it but that's no big deal. What I need is real publicity" (1a). -
120 Т-129
HE ТОГО highly coll (Particle Invar1. ( usu. subj-compl with copula ( subj: any common noun)) a person (or thing) is not especially good, not as good as he (or it) should beX не того = X is not up to scratch (to snuff, to par)X is nothing to brag (to write home) about X is no great shakes.(Ихарев:) Балык, кажется, не того, а икра ещё так и сяк (Гоголь 2). (I.:) The salmon's not up to scratch, but the caviar's satisfactory (2a).2. \Т-129 кому ( impers predic with бытье) s.o. is uncomfortable (physically or emotionally)X-y не того - X is not quite himselfX doesn't feel like himself (in refer, to a physical state only) X is not feeling quite right (well) X is (a little) under the weather (in refer, to an emotional state only) X is ill at ease (in refer, to feeling uncomfortable in one's surroundings) X doesn't feel at home X doesn't feel relaxed.(Сорин:) Мне, брат, в деревне как-то не того, и, понятная вещь, никогда я тут не привыкну. Вчера лёг в десять и сегодня утром проснулся в девять с таким чувством, как будто от долгого спанья у меня мозг прилип к черепу и всё такое (Чехов 6). (S.:) For some reason, my boy, I'm not quite myself in the country, and, it stands to reason, I'll never get accustomed to it. I went to bed at ten o'clock last night and woke up at nine this morning feeling as though my brain were stuck to my skull from sleeping so long, and all that sort of thing (6a).
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