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manager, director; principal, headmaster, headmistress (школы); producer театр.* * ** * *manager, director; principal, headmaster* * *beakdirectorhead-masterheadmastermanagerpresidentsuperintendentwarden -
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м.1) ( часть лица) noseу него́ кровь идёт из носа — his nose is bleeding
2) разг. ( клюв птицы) beak3) мор. bow [baʊ], head, prow••носом зе́млю рыть — ≈ lean over backwards
бурча́ть себе́ под нос — mutter under / below one's breath
води́ть за́ нос кого́-л разг. — ≈ pull the wool over smb's eyes, lead smb up the garden path
говори́ть в нос — speak through one's nose, speak with a twang
задира́ть нос разг. — turn up one's nose; put on airs
заруби́ э́то себе́ на носу́ — ≈ mark my words, and don't you forget it; put that in your pipe and smoke it идиом.
из-под са́мого носа разг. — from under one's very nose
клева́ть носом разг. — nod; be drowsy
на носу́ (близко, скоро наступит) разг. — near, at hand; in front of one's nose; just around the corner
не ви́деть да́льше своего́ носа разг. — not see an inch before one's nose; be not able to see farther than one's nose
оста́ться с носом разг. — ≈ be tricked; be left holding the bag
пе́ред / под носом у кого́-л разг. — under smb's nose
пове́сить нос разг. — ≈ be crestfallen, lose heart
показа́ть нос (дт.) разг. — cock a snook (at); thumb one's nose (at)
сова́ть нос (в вн.) разг. — poke / thrust one's nose (into), pry (into)
сова́ть нос не в своё де́ло разг. — poke / stick one's nose into other people's affairs
ткнуть кого́-л носом во что-л разг. — thrust smth under smb's nose; груб. rub / stick smb's nose into smth
уткну́ться носом во что-л — ≈ be engrossed / absorbed in smth; lose oneself in smth
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