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  • 101 большой спрос

    1) General subject: a ready market, pressing demand, rush (на), brisk demand, great demand, big run (e.g. There's been a big run on beer during this hot summer)
    2) Economy: heavy demand, keen demand, high demand (Gold necklaces and bracelets are in high demand. - на них сейчас большой спрос)
    3) Polygraphy: boom
    4) Business: ready market

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  • 102 местами

    1) General subject: here and there, in places, in spots (дожди, грозы и т.д. - о погоде), one or two (e.g. \<i\>showers\</i\> - в сводке погоды), in patches, widely scattered (=\<b\>isolated\</b\> (about 10 % affected area), \<b\>=widely separated\</b\>; дождь, гроза и т.д. - в сводке погоды; wrong interpreting of the "\<b\>widely scattered\</b\>" is "spread out over a wide area", in), odd (\<i\>the odd\</i\> rain or showers - в сводке погоды), fitfully, occasionally
    2) Meteorology: isolated (\<i\>дожди, грозы\</i\> и т.д. - в сводке погоды; e.g.: \<b\>isolated showers\</b\> - showers which are well separated in space \<i\>(на большом расстоянии)\</i\> during a given period), widely separated (=widely scattered (means 20% of the area will be affected); дождь, гроза и т.д.; instead of \<b\>widely separated\</b\>, the term \<b\>widely scattered\</b\> can be used)
    3) Makarov: patchy (Olga), some places

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  • 103 не давать расслабиться

    Jargon: No slack (Пример: "During the ball gane there was no slack from the opponents.")

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  • 104 смотри, глазки не поломай

    General subject: mind the gap ('Mind the gap', is a phrase said to people whose lower backs are visible; sometimes revealing there undergarments or their ass crack; this usually occurs during bending down or bendin)

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  • 105 фигурировать

    1) General subject: figure, figure (напр, Vice President Cheney figures in an SEC investigation on accounting practices at Halliburton during his term as CEO there), to be in the picture
    2) Military: become mentioned
    3) Mathematics: occur, play part of
    4) Law: appear
    5) Business: feature
    6) Makarov: be in the picture

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  • 106 Б-119

    HE ДАЙ (HE ПРИВЕДИ) БОГ (БОЖЕ, ГОС-ПОДИ) НЕ ПРИВЕДИ ГОСПОДЬ all coll these forms only fixed WO
    1. ( indep. clause, sent adv (parenth), or predic (with subj: usu. infin)) (used to express concern that sth. disagreeable may happen, a warning to s.o. not to do sth., or the unde-sirability, inadmissibility of sth.) it would be bad, unfortunate if... God (heaven) forbid
    (may) God preserve (save) s.o. (from sth.) God (heaven) help s.o. (if...) (in limited contexts) (avoid sth.) at all costs.
    "А если бы сбились с пути, да до утра, не приведи господи, закоченели бы как ледышки» (Айтматов 1). "What if you'd been lost right through until morning, God forbid? You'd have frozen solid, like icicles" (1b)
    ...В первую же ночь тайному суровому испытанию подвергалась ее любовь: не дай бог, не появился ли в ней какой-нибудь новый опыт (Трифонов 1). The very first night upon her return she would secretly be put to the test, and heaven forbid that her lovemaking reveal any new experience (1a).
    Лука Лукич:) He приведи бог служить по ученой части, всего боишься. Всякий мешается, всякому хочется показать, что он тоже умный человек (Гоголь 4). (L.L.:) God help anyone whose job has anything to do with education! You're afraid of everything, everybody interferes, everybody wants to show that he is an intelligent man too (4b).
    Они (Ирина Викторовна и Никандров) чувствовали необходимость сохранения некоторой дистанции между собой, чтобы, не дай бог, не случилось такой близости, когда одному известно о другом всё... (Залыгин 1). They (Irina Viktorovna and Nikandrov) felt it necessary to maintain a certain distance between each other, to avoid at all costs growing so close that each knew everything about the other... (1a).
    2. ( usu. predic (with subj: any common noun), indep. clause, or adv ( intensif)) (a person or thing is) extremely bad, awful etc, (some undesirable quality is) very strongly manifested, (some undesirable action is carried out) with extreme intensity
    goodness (God), how AdjP one (sth.) is
    one got ( sth. is etc) incredibly AdjP ( s.o. (sth.)) like I hope never to see (hear etc) again God, may the Lord) save us (you etc) from such a NP (from a NP like that) God (may the Lord) spare you (me etc) a NP like that (in limited contexts) I wouldn't wish him (her, that etc) on my worst enemy (as a response to a question or a rejoinder to an exclamation) God, yes! and how! (in limited contexts) a God-awful NP
    . «Когда я был еще подпоручиком, раз, знаете, мы подгуляли между собою, а ночью сделалась тревога вот мы и вышли перед фрунт навеселе, да уж и досталось нам, как Алексей Петрович узнал: не дай господи, как он рассердился!» (Лермонтов 1). "When I was still a second lieutenant we all got a little high one time, and during the night there was an alarm
    so we came out lit up in front of the soldiers, and did we get it from Aleksey Petrovich when he found out
    goodness, how furious he was!" (1a).
    «Измаялась я с ней (Галькой), - стала жаловаться Степа-нида. - Ой девка, не приведи господь никому такую» (Распутин 1). "She's (Galia has) wore me out," began Stepanida plaintively. "The little beast! I wouldn't wish her on my worst enemy" (1a).
    Поступайте в кондуктора! Вы не можете заниматься зоологией», - неслось из кабинета. «Строг?» - спрашивал котелок у Панкрата. «У, - не приведи бог», - отвечал Панк-рат... (Булгаков 10). ( context transl) "Go and get jobs as conductors! You aren't fit to study zoology," came from the office. "Strict, eh?" the derby asked Pankrat. "A holy terror," answered Pankrat (10a).

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  • 107 В-163

    ВЛАСТИТЕЛЬ ДУМ (чьих, кого) lit NP fixed WO
    a person who has much influence on his contemporaries, an intellectual and spiritual leader
    molder of opinion
    dominant (major) influence.
    ...За пятьдесят лет прогрессивной критики, от Белинского до Михайловского, не было ни одного властителя дум, который не произдевался бы над поэзией Фета (Набоков 1)....During fifty years of utilitarian criticism, from Belinski to Mi-khailovski, there was not a single molder of opinion who did not take the opportunity to jeer at the poems of Fet (1a).
    He знает он, что о ненавистном во все школьные годы физике станет когда-нибудь вспоминать с теплотою, а о кумире и властителе дум завуче — с содроганием (Битов 2). Не doesn't know that someday he will come to remember with warmth the physics teacher he has hated throughout his school years, and will shudder to remember the principal, his idol and dominant influence (2a).
    From Aleksandr Pushkin's poem aTo the Sea" («К морю»), 1824. Used by Pushkin in reference to Napoleon and Byron.

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  • 108 Д-31

    КАК ДВАЖДЫ ДВА (ЧЕТЫРЕ) coll (как + NP these forms only fixed WO
    1. ясно, понятно - ( modif) absolutely, completely (clear, understandable)
    as clear (simple) as twice (two times) two makes (is) four
    as clear (plain) as can be (as) plain as day.
    Отдельно от общих... способностей ума, чувствительности, художнического чувства, существует частная, более или менее развитая в различных кружках общества и особенно в семействах, способность, которую я назову пониманием... Ни с кем, как с Володей, с которым мы развивались в одинаковых условиях, не довели мы этой способности до такой тонкости. Уже и папа давно отстал от нас, и многое, что для нас было так же ясно, как дважды два, было ему непонятно (Толстой 2). Apart from the general faculties..of intelligence, sensibility, and artistic feeling, there is a particular faculty, developed to a greater or lesser degree in various circles of society and especially in families, that I choose to call understanding... With no one was this faculty developed to such a pitch of subtlety as with Volodya and myself, who had grown up together in identical circumstances. Even Papa was far behind us in this respect and much that was as clear as twice two makes four to us was incomprehensible to him (2b).
    2. доказать, растолковать и т. п. - ( adv
    usu. used with pfv verbs) (to prove) convincingly, (to explain) clearly, completely: (prove) beyond a shadow of a doubt (make it) perfectly (clear) (make it clear) in no uncertain terms.... (Капитан) как дважды два объяснил Капе, что хотя она и является вольнонаемной, но служба в военном учреждении в военное время обязывает ее выполнять приказания беспрекословно, точно и в срок... (Войнович 2)...(The captain) made it perfectly clear to Кара that although she was a civilian her position in a military institution during wartime obliged her to carry out orders unquestioningly, to the letter and to the minute. (2a)
    3. ( adv
    used with pfv verbs, usu. fut) ( sth. will happen) definitely, certainly
    as sure as twice (two times) two makes (is) four
    as sure as I'm standing here as sure as God made little (green) apples.
    «Дело известное, что мужик: на новой земле, да заняться еще хлебопашеством, да ничего у него нет, ни избы, ни двора, убежит, как дважды два, навострит так лыжи, что и следа не отыщешь» (Гоголь 3). "You know perfectly well what a Russian peasant is like: settle him on new land and set him to till it, with nothing prepared for him, neither cottage nor farmstead, and, well, he'll run away, as sure as twice two makes four. He'll take to his heels and you won't find a trace of him" (3a).

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  • 109 Д-221

    ЧЕГО ДОБРОГО coll Invar sent adv (parenth) usu. used in declarative sentences (with pfv fut, subjunctive, or могу, может etc + the infin of another verb) also used in questions containing не... ли the potential nature of the action, event etc expressed by the Russian idiom (or the Russian idiom in conjunction with мочь) is usu. conveyed in English through "might" or "may" fixed WO
    ( sth. is) entirely possible ( usu. used in refer, to the possibility that sth. disagreeable or undesirable may occur)
    for all one knows, s.o. sth. might (may)...
    who can tell (you never know), s.o. (sth.) might... s.o. sth. might easily (very well)... s.o. sth. might even... perhaps...(you never can tell) (in limited contexts) s.o. might take it into his head (to do sth.) you're (hefc etc) not by any chance (going to do sth., are you (is he etc))?
    (when the speaker emphasizes his strong negative reaction to the possibility in question) I'm afraid s.o. sth. might......И от мысли, что где-нибудь... он, чего доброго, может встретиться с тревожными, скорбными глазами этого господина, всё вокруг принималось жить по-ночному, как природа во время затмения (Набоков 1)....The thought that somewhere... for all he knew, he might meet the anxious, mournful eyes of this gentleman, caused everything around him to assume nocturnal habits of life, like nature during an eclipse (1a).
    «Я тебя, говорит (генерал), не оставлю... Чего доброго, я ещё в дядья тебе запишусь...» (Пастернак 1). "I won't leave you this way, he (the General) said....Who can tell, I might put myself down as your uncle..." (1a).
    ...Отказать (отказаться от вызова на дуэль) было невозможно ведь он меня, чего доброго, ударил бы, и тогда... Тогда пришлось бы задушить его, как котёнка» (Тургенев 2). "...It was impossible to refuse (the duel)
    why, he might easily have hit me, and then....Then I'd have had to strangle him like a kitten" (2e).
    Какой-то сволочной, под сибирского деланный, кот-бродяга вынырнул из-за водосточной трубы и, несмотря на вьюгу, учуял краковскую (колбасу). Пёс Шарик свету невзвидел при мысли, что богатый чудак, подбирающий раненых псов в подворотне, чего доброго, и этого вора прихватит с собой... (Булгаков 11). A mangy stray torn, pretending to be Siberian, dived out from behind a drainpipe, he had caught a whiff of the sausage despite the storm. |The dog) Sharik went blind with rage at the thought that the rich eccentric who picked up wounded mutts in gateways might take it into his head to bring along that thief as well (11a).
    (Кулыгин:) Если тринадцать за столом, то, значит, есть тут влюблённые. Уж не вы ли, Иван Романович, чего доброго... (Чехов 5). (К:) If there are thirteen at the table it means that someone here is in love. Its not you by any chance, Ivan Ro-manovich? (5a).
    Артемий Филиппович:)...Уж (городничий) и в генералы лезет. Чего доброго, может и будет генералом (Гоголь 4). (А.Е.)...He's (the Mayor is) bucking for general. I'm afraid that maybe he'll be a general at that (4a).
    Больше всего она (Ахматова) боялась, чтобы какие-нибудь авангардисты не оторвали их (её и Мандельштама) друг от друга, зачислив его посмертно в футуристы, в братья Хлебникову или, чего доброго, в Леф (Мандельштам 2). ( context transl) What she (Akhmatova) feared most of all was that some avant-gardists might try to dissociate them (her and Mandelstam) by making him posthumously into a Futurist, a fellow spirit of Khlebnikov, or even, perish the thought, a member of LEF (2a).

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  • 110 Д-248

    НА ДОЛЮ чью, кого or кому выпасть, прийтись, достаться PrepP Invar the resulting PrepP is subj-compl with выпасть etc subj: usu. abstr or infin, occas. concr)) (to become) s.o. 's destiny, responsibility, share of sth. etc: X выпал на долю Y-a - Y was fated (it was Yb fate) to experience (to have etc) X Y was destined to experience (to have etc) X fate bestowed X upon Y X befell Y X fell to Y's lot X was Y's lot (in life) Y was fated to live through X Y got X Y ended up with (getting, having to do etc) X as for Y, he got X.
    (Нина:)...Другим же, как, например, вам, - вы один из миллиона, - выпала на долю жизнь интересная, светлая, полная значения... (Чехов 6). (N.:) But others, you, for instance, you - one in a million—are fated to have such interesting, bright, happy lives, lives worthwhile, full of significance (6b).
    ...(Мать) шептала (Андрею) о блестящем призвании то воина, то писателя, мечтала с ним о высокой роли, какая выпадает иным на долю... (Гончаров 1)....(Andrey's mother) whispered to him about the brilliant calling of a soldier or a writer, and dreamed with him of the exalted part some men are destined to play (1a).
    .Мы говорили, что Пастернак прожил очень счастливую жизнь, остался верен себе и равен себе, не часто такой жребий выпадает на долю русского поэта (Орлова 1). We said that Pasternak had lived a very fortunate life: in spite of all the difficulties he had remained true to himself and equal to himself. It isn't often that such a destiny befalls a Russian poet (1a).
    «Увы, жив», - воскликнули мы, - ибо как не предпочесть казнь смертную, содрогания висельника в своём ужасном коконе, тем похоронам, которые спустя двадцать пять бессмысленных лет выпали на долю Чернышевского (Набоков 1). "Alas, alive," we exclaimed, for how could one not prefer the death penalty, the convulsions of the hanged man in his hideous cocoon, to that funeral which twenty-five insipid years later fell to Chernyshevski's lot (1a).
    На экзамене по физике на мою долю достался, как всегда, самый трудный вопрос. At my physics exam I ended up, as usual, with the hardest question.
    Королевские обойщики (их было несколько человек) службу при короле несли в очередь, причём на долю Поклена-отца приходились весенние месяцы: апрель, май и июнь (Булгаков 5). ( context transl) The Royal Upholsterers (there were several of them) served the King in turn. Poquelin the elder's period of service was during the spring months of April, May, and June (5a).

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  • 111 Д-269

    ПО ДОРОГЕ ПО ПУТИ PrepP these forms only)
    1.
    adv
    while one or s.o. is going some place, during a trip
    along the way
    on the way en route as one is walking (riding, driving) (in limited contexts) on the voyage (somewhere).
    По дороге он мне рассказывал о роскоши правительственных охот, куда он допускался в качестве опытного егеря... (Искандер 4). Along the way he told me about the splendor of government hunts, to which he was admitted as an expert huntsman (4a).
    ...Вдруг звонок в дверь. Иду открывать, мысленно по дороге чертыхаясь: кого еще там нелёгкая на ночь глядя принесла? (Войнович 1)....All of a sudden the doorbell rang. I went to the door, cursing on the way: Who the hell could it be at this time of night? (1a).
    По пути (домой Николай) отправлял ей (своей невесте) письма с лоцманами (Солженицын 1). On the voyage home he (Nikolai) sent her (his fiancee) letters by pilot boats (1a).
    2. \Д-269 зайти, заехать, заглянуть куда, к кому
    adv
    (to stop by somewhere, stop in to see s.o. etc) while going somewhere else
    on the (one's) way (to...)
    while on one's way while (when) passing by.
    ...Прежде, чем к князю, по дороге надо было заехать к Ивиным (Толстой 2)....On the way to the Prince's I had to call in at the Ivins (2b).
    3. ( subj-compl with copula ( subj: concr) or sent adv
    (located) at some point along s.o. 's (planned, intended) route or in the general direction s.o. is going: (right) on s.o. 4s way (route)
    (right) on the way
    Neg не по пути out of s.o. % (the) way.
    Ты не занесёшь мой костюм в химчистку, если тебе по дороге? Could you take my suit to the cleaners if it's on your way?
    «У меня очень покойная коляска... я могу вас подвезти, а Евгений Васильич может взять ваш тарантас...» - «Да помилуйте, вам совсем не по дороге, и до меня далеко». -«Это ничего, ничего...» (Тургенев 2). "I have a very comfortable carriage....I can take you, and Yevgeny Vasilich can have your taran-tass.. " "But of course not, it is quite out of your way, and it is a long distance to my home." "Its nothing, nothing..." (20-
    4. - кому (с кем) (compl of copula, impers) ( s.o. is going) in the same direction as someone else: X-y и Y-y (X-y с Y-ом) было по дороге - X was going the same way as Y
    X and Y were going the same way X was going Y's way X was going (X's route took him) in the same direction as Y
    Neg X-y с Y-ом было не по пути - X and Y were going in different directions
    our (your, their) paths parted (diverged).
    "...Меня поманил шофер захудалой машины, сказал так добродушно - ну вот, нам по пути, садись, подвезу...» (Иоффе 1). "...The driver of a car, a rather shabby car, beckoned to me and said, there now, we are going the same way - get in and I'll give you a lift" (1a).
    Обратно, из школы, Толе было по пути с заключёнными... (Аксенов 6). On the way back from school, Tolya's route took him in the same direction as the prisoners.. (6a).
    5. \Д-269 кому с кем (compl of copula, impers
    in the affirm, the var. по пути is more common more often neg) having common interests, outlooks, sharing the same convictions etc: X-y с Y-ом по пути - X goes along with Y X and Y think alike X's aims (views etc) are the same as Y4s
    Neg X-y с Y-ом (больше) не по пути - X and Y have come to a parting of the ways.
    Большой делец, он (Эфрос) откровенно соблазнял Мандельштама устройством материальных дел, если он согласится на создание литературной группы, - «вы нам нужны»... Мандельштам отказался наотрез. Каждому в отдельности он сказал, почему ему с ним не по пути... (Мандельштам 2). A great operator, he (Efros) frankly tried to tempt M(andelstam) with the prospect of being able to do well for himself if he would agree to the creation of a literary group ("We need you")... M(andelstam) refused outright. He told those present-each in turn - why he could not go along with them... (2a).
    «Вы, я вижу, бескорыстно любите деньги. Скажите, какая сумма вам нравится?» — «Пять тысяч», - быстро ответил Балаганов. «В месяц?» - «В год». - «Тогда мне с вами не по пути. Мне нужно пятьсот тысяч». (Ильф и Петров 2). "You, I see, love money. Tell me, how much would you like?" "Five thousand," Balaganov promptly replied. "A month9" "A year." "Then we don't think alike. I need five hundred thousand" (2a).
    Смертельно жаль Потебню и его товарищей, - говорил я Бакунину, - и тем больше, что вряд по дороге ли им с поляками...» (Герцен 3). "I am mortally sorry for Potebnya and his comrades," I said to Bakunin, "and the more so that I doubt whether their aims are the same as those of the Poles" (3a).
    Нам не по пути с Юркой. Странно, правда? А ведь так бывает (Михайловская 1). Yuri and I came to a parting of the ways. Strange, isn't it? But it happens (1a).

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  • 112 К-169

    ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ КОЗЛА В ОГОРОД coll VP subj: human more often pfv past often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer. the verb may take the final position, otherwise fixed WO
    to allow s.o. access to some place where he may be esp. harmful or to some thing that he wants to use or exploit for personal gain: пустили козла в огород - they put the cow to mind the corn
    they put the wolf in charge of the sheep they put the fox to guard the henhouse (the chickens).
    Весна девятнадцатого: наступает Деникин, полыхает восстание... Мигулина отзывают в Москву, в Смоленск... Убрали - значит, есть повод. Оставлять Мигулина на Дону во время казачьего бунта? Пустить козла в огород? (Трифонов 6)....Spring 1919. Denikin was advancing, the uprising was blazing away. Migulin was recalled to Moscow, then to Smolensk.... If they kicked him out, then there mis a reason for it. Leave Migulin on the Don during the Cossack mutiny? Put a wolf in charge of the sheep? (6a).

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  • 113 К-327

    ПЕРЕМЫВАТЬ (МЫТЬ)/ПЕРЕМЫТЬ КОСТОЧКИ (КОСТИ) (кому, чьи)со11(\?\ subj: human, pi more often impfv) to talk unkindly about s.o. behind his back, discuss and criticize s.o. 's behavior in detail: Х-ы перемывают косточки Y-y - Xs are picking (tearing) Y to pieces Xs are gossiping about Y Xs are dishing the dirt about Y.
    «Слыхал, наверно, что тут про меня плели?.. Ну про фронтовика моего? Слыхал. Был тут у нас в войну один человек... Ну дак от него письмо. Сюда собирается... То-то опять начнут перемывать косточки...» (Абрамов 1). "I'm sure you've heard the gossip about me, haven't you?... You know-about my soldier. You heard. About the man who was here during the war....Well, the letter's from him. He's planning on coming here, so they'll start tearing me to pieces again soon" (1a).
    Женщины оживают, встряхиваются, их освеженный мозг вспоминает совершенно неожиданного человека, чьи косточки они, оказывается, забыли перемыть (Искандер 3). The women would revive and rouse themselves, their refreshed minds would suddenly recall that there was someone they had completely forgotten to gossip about (3a).
    The phrase originates in the ancient custom of giving a deceased person a second burial. While performing the customary ritual of washing the exhumed remains, i.e., the bones («косточки»), in preparation for reburial, people recalled and spoke of the deceased.

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  • 114 К-348

    КОШКИ СКРЕБУТ НА ДУШЕ (НА СЕРДЦЕ) у кого СКРЕБЁТ НА ДУШЕ (НА СЕРДЦЕ) all coll VP4Ubj (variants with кошки) or VP, impers (variants with скребёт)) s.o. experiences (and often tries to conceal from others) strong feelings of unrest, anxiety, worry etc (caused by pangs of conscience, a premonition of coming troubles etc): у X-a на душе скребут кошки - there's a gnawing in X's heart something is gnawing at X's heart X feels torn up (apart) inside X feels miserable (distressed, upset etc).
    Когда летом (актёры) приехали из Саратова и (Гриша) Ребров встречал её (Лялю) на вокзале, Корнилович нарочно громким, шутовским голосом говорил Ляле: «Ну что, Лялечка, признаемся Грише во всём? А? Давай признаемся!» Актеры хохотали, Гриша силился улыбаться, а на душе кошки скребли: чёрт их знает, а вдруг? (Трифонов 1). When the company had come back from Saratov that previous summer and (Grisha) Rebrov had gone to the railroad station to meet her (Lyalya), Kornilovich had spoken up in an intentionally loud, jesting voice, "Well, Lyalechka, shall we confess everything to Grisha? Shall we? Let's tell him!" The actors had roared with laughter and Grisha had done his best to smile, but inside he felt torn apart: who could be sure, perhaps something had actually gone on between them? (1a).
    3a годы супружеской жизни Вера Платоновна выучилась улыбаться, какие бы кошки ни скребли на душе, быть всегда свежей, подтянутой, энергичной (Грекова 3). During their years together, Vera had learned to smile regardless of how miserable she felt, to look fresh and lively always (3a).

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  • 115 Л-56

    ЛЕС (ДРОВА) РУБЯТ - ЩЕПКИ ЛЕТЯТ (saying) a major undertaking cannot be accomplished without errors, casualties etc (often used to justify the cost paid in lives during political purges etc): - you cannot make an omelet without breaking eggs if you hew trees the chips must fly.
    Ведь именно люди двадцатых годов разрушили ценности и нашли формулы, без которых не обойтись и сейчас: молодое государство, невиданный опыт, лес рубят - шепки летят... Каждая казнь оправдывалась тем, что строят мир, где больше не будет насилия, и все жертвы хороши ради неслыханного «нового» (Мандельштам 1). It was, after all, these people of the twenties who demolished the old values and invented the formulas which even now come in so handy to justify the unprecedented experiment undertaken by our young State: you can't make an omelet without breaking eggs. Every new killing was excused on the grounds that we were building a remarkable "new" world in which there would be no more violence, and that no sacrifice was too great for it (1a).
    Одно распоряжение, которое... в этот доклад сделал Кутузов, относилось до мародерства русских войск... «Пускай косят хлеба и жгут дрова на здоровье. Я этого не приказываю и не позволяю, но и взыскивать не могу. Без этого нельзя. Дрова рубят — щепки летят» (Толстой 6). The only instructions he I Kutuzov)... added to the report concerned the looting by Russian troops.."Let them (the soldiers) cut down crops and burn wood to their heart's content! I do not order it, I do not permit it, but neither can I enforce punishment for it. It cannot be helped. If you hew trees the chips must fly" (6a).

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  • 116 О-56

    ДНЁМ С ОГНЁМ не найти, не найдёшь, не сыскать, не сыщешь, поискать и т. п. кого-что or чего coll AdvP Invar adv usu. used with infin or neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing не найдёшь etc fixed WO
    (of a person with remarkable qualities or qualifications, or a thing rarely come across or difficult to obtain) rare, almost impossible to find even when much effort is put into searching: X-a (такого or таких, как X,) днем с огнём не найдёшь - Xs (people like X, things like X) are hard to find ((as) scarce as heris teeth)
    never in the world will you find another X (another (NP) like X) try as you may (might) you'll never find another X (another (NP) like X) (in limited contexts) person X is one in a million you can't get thing X for love (n)or money.
    «Ну и бедна ж ты бедами, мать! Гляди, как Бог тебя милует. Днём с огнём таких поискать» (Пастернак 1). "Well, you are poor in sorrows, my dear. See how merciful God has been to you! Such as you are hard to find" (1a).
    «Баб-то, конечно, по военному времю \ ungrammat = времени) много свободных, -размышлял счетовод, - да такую, как Зинаида, днём с огнем не найдешь» (Войнович 4). Of course, there's lots of women around during wartime, reflected the bookkeeper, but ones like Zinaida are scarce as hen's teeth (4a).
    Днем с огнем не сыщешь другого такого человека, который умел бы так держать себя в руках (Искандер 3). Never in the world will you find another man with the self-control that he has (3a).

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  • 117 О-92

    В ТИХОМ ОМУТЕ ЧЕРТИ ВОДЯТСЯ (saying) а quiet, secretive person is capable of deeds that might seem unexpected of him: = still waters run deep.
    «Одинцова очень мила — бесспорно, но она так холодно и строго себя держит, что...» - «В тихом омуте... ты знаешь!» - подхватил Базаров (Тургенев 2). "Madame Odintsov is very charming-there is no doubt about that-but so cold and reserved that..." "Still waters...you know," put in Bazarov (2c).
    (author's usage) «Какой-то у ей ( ungrammat = у нее, у Анфисы Петровны) в войну хахаль завелся. Тут, говорят, был. Из фронтовиков... Родного муженька в отставку, а этого, значит, как его, ждет...» - «Ну и ну!..» - «Смотри-ко, что в тихом-то омуте водится» (Абрамов 1). ( context transl) "She (Anfisa Petrovna) got herself some lover-boy during the war. They say he lived here. One of the front-liners....She's given her better half the boot and is waiting for the other guy-what's his name." "Well, well, well!..." "You can never tell what's brewing in still waters" (1a).

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  • 118 П-277

    ПОКАЗЫВАТЬ/ПОКАЗАТЬ СЕБЯ VP subj: human, collect, or animal more often pfv) to demonstrate one's ( usu. positive) qualities, abilities in mil measure
    X покажет себя - person X will show (you (them)) who he is
    X will show (you (them)) what he is capable of (what he can do) X will show (you (them)) what kind of man (woman etc) he (she) is X will show (you (them)) the stuff he is made of (of a person only with an emphasis on one's desire to make a positive impression on s.o.) X will show himself in the best possible light X will put his best foot forward
    X умеет показать себя - (in limited contexts) X knows how to sell himself.
    «Попробуй он слегка верхушек какой-нибудь науки... (он) ещё, пожалуй, скажет потом: «Дай-ка себя покажу! Да такое выдумает мудреное постановление, что многим придётся солоно...» (Гоголь 3). "If a man like that acquires a smattering of some science...he may even say to himself, 'I'll show them who I am,' and invent such a sage law that many people will smart for it..." (3c).
    Грузинское гостеприимство... исключительно, за месяц мы почти не имели возможности тратить свои деньги. Конечно, в этом есть желание «показать себя»... (Амальрик 1). The famous Georgian hospitality... is unique. During our month there, we had almost no occasion to spend our own money. Naturally, the desire to put one's best foot forward plays a large part in this.. (1a).
    Таких, как он, мастеров у нас - раз-два и обчёлся. А он ещё и умеет показать себя, вовремя поддакнуть начальству» (Копелев 1). "You can count masters like him here on the fingers of one hand. And he knows how to sell himself, when to toady" (1a).

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  • 119 П-472

    НА ПТИЧЬИХ ПРАВАХ жить, существовать и т. п. coll PrepP Invar adv fixed WO
    (to be, live etc somewhere) without sanction, authorization, stability, or the guarantee of permanence
    without any right (to be there)
    (live) on sufferance.
    «Человек он странный, больной... Часто днём ему надо прилечь, а где он тут может? Он говорит: если б хоть свой угол, хоть маленькая верандочка...» - «Ну и?.. Что дальше?» - «Он говорит: больше сил нет. На птичьих правах... Понимаешь, он на пределе...» (Трифонов 6). "He's а strange, sick man.
    Не often needs to have a rest during the day, and where can he here? He says if only he had his own corner or a little veranda...." "So? What else?" "He says he can't bear it anymore. This living on sufferance... Do you understand9 He's at the end of his tether" (6a).

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  • 120 П-594

    HE ДАВАТЬ/НЕ ДАТЬ ПРОХОДА (у) кому coll VP subj: human usu. impfv if pfv, fut only) to bother s.o. incessantly with endless requests, nagging etc: X Y-y прохода не дает — X gives Y no peace X doesn't give Y a moment' (a minuted) peace X doesn't leave (never leaves) Y alone X pesters Y X is after Y all the time X never lets up (on Y) X won't let Y be Y can't get rid of X
    Y can't get X off Y*) back. "Ax, какая пыль!.. Ты и здесь хочешь такой же беспорядок завести: пыль, паутину? Нет, извини, я не позволю! И так Ольга Сергеевна мне проходу не дает: „Вы любите, говорит, сор"» (Гончаров 1). "Oh, what dust!...Do you intend to have the same disorder here-dust, cobwebs? No, I shall not permit it. As it is, Olga Sergeyevna gives me no peace: 'You must like dirt,' she says" (1b).
    Старик отсутствовал неделю, именно про эту неделю мать говорила, что отец не давал ей проходу, а отец - что она расставляла ему силки и капканы (Рыбаков 1). Не (the old man) was away for a week, and it was during that week that mother said father wouldn't leave her alone, and father said she kept setting traps for him (1a).
    Кабанов:) Вот видишь ты, вот всегда мне за тебя достаётся от маменьки!.. Проходу не дает - все за тебя (Островский 6). (К.:) There now, you see the way I keep on catching it from Mama over you....(She) never lets up-all on your account (6d)
    «Он мне проходу не давал, ухаживал с утра до вечера» (Рыбаков 1). "I couldn't get rid of him, he followed me around from morning till night" (1a).

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