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1 повесить голову
become discouraged; become despondentСинонимический ряд:приуныть (глаг.) повесить нос; поникнуть; приуныть; скиснуть; сникнуть; упасть духом -
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1) General subject: become discouraged, droop head, hang ( one's) head (down), hang down one's head, hang head down, have head down2) Set phrase: hang one's head3) Makarov: droop (one's) head, hang ( one's) head down, have (one's) head down -
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to become discouraged/despondent/dejected, to lose heartРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > повесить голову
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ВЕШАТЬ/ПОВЕСИТЬ (ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ) ГОЛОВУ coll VP subj: human to become depressed, crestfallen, lose hopeX повесил голову = X lost heartX was (looked) dejected (downcast, discouraged, despondent, dispirited, down in the mouth)Neg Imper не вешай голову - keep your chin up!cheer up!«Вчера папа будильник сломал и был в отчаянии. Последние часы в доме. Стал чинить, ковырял, ковырял, ничего не выходило. Часовщик на углу три фунта хлеба запросил, неслыханная цена... Папа совсем голову повесил» (Пастернак 1). "Yesterday Father broke the alarm clock...he was terribly upset, it was our only clock. He tried to repair it, he tinkered and tinkered with it, but he got nowhere. The clockmaker around the corner wanted a ridiculous price-three pounds of bread.... Father was completely dejected" (1a).Вздумал он (Тентетников) было попробовать какую-то школу (для мужиков)... завести, но от этого вышла такая чепуха, что он и голову повесил лучше было и не задумывать (Гоголь 3). Не (Tentetnikov) attempted to set up some sort of school for his peasants but the outcome of it was so nonsensical that he was utterly discouraged-it would have been better had he not even thought of it! (3c). -
5 вешать голову
• ВЕШАТЬ/ПОВЕСИТЬ <ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ГОЛОВУ coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to become depressed, crestfallen, lose hope:- X was < looked> dejected <downcast, discouraged, despondent, dispirited, down in the mouth>;- cheer up!♦ "Вчера папа будильник сломал и был в отчаянии. Последние часы в доме. Стал чинить, ковырял, ковырял, ничего не выходило. Часовщик на углу три фунта хлеба запросил, неслыханная цена... Папа совсем голову повесил" (Пастернак 1). "Yesterday Father broke the alarm clock...he was terribly upset, it was our only clock. He tried to repair it, he tinkered and tinkered with it, but he got nowhere. The clockmaker around the corner wanted a ridiculous price-three pounds of bread.... Father was completely dejected" (1a).♦ Вздумал он [Тентетников] было попробовать какую-то школу [для мужиков]... завести, но от этого вышла такая чепуха, что он и голову повесил; лучше было и не задумывать (Гоголь 3). Не [Tentetnikov] attempted to set up some sort of school for his peasants but the outcome of it was so nonsensical that he was utterly discouraged - it would have been better had he not even thought of it! (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вешать голову
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6 опускать голову
• ВЕШАТЬ/ПОВЕСИТЬ <ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ГОЛОВУ coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to become depressed, crestfallen, lose hope:- X was < looked> dejected <downcast, discouraged, despondent, dispirited, down in the mouth>;- cheer up!♦ "Вчера папа будильник сломал и был в отчаянии. Последние часы в доме. Стал чинить, ковырял, ковырял, ничего не выходило. Часовщик на углу три фунта хлеба запросил, неслыханная цена... Папа совсем голову повесил" (Пастернак 1). "Yesterday Father broke the alarm clock...he was terribly upset, it was our only clock. He tried to repair it, he tinkered and tinkered with it, but he got nowhere. The clockmaker around the corner wanted a ridiculous price-three pounds of bread.... Father was completely dejected" (1a).♦ Вздумал он [Тентетников] было попробовать какую-то школу [для мужиков]... завести, но от этого вышла такая чепуха, что он и голову повесил; лучше было и не задумывать (Гоголь 3). Не [Tentetnikov] attempted to set up some sort of school for his peasants but the outcome of it was so nonsensical that he was utterly discouraged - it would have been better had he not even thought of it! (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > опускать голову
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7 опустить голову
• ВЕШАТЬ/ПОВЕСИТЬ <ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ГОЛОВУ coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to become depressed, crestfallen, lose hope:- X was < looked> dejected <downcast, discouraged, despondent, dispirited, down in the mouth>;- cheer up!♦ "Вчера папа будильник сломал и был в отчаянии. Последние часы в доме. Стал чинить, ковырял, ковырял, ничего не выходило. Часовщик на углу три фунта хлеба запросил, неслыханная цена... Папа совсем голову повесил" (Пастернак 1). "Yesterday Father broke the alarm clock...he was terribly upset, it was our only clock. He tried to repair it, he tinkered and tinkered with it, but he got nowhere. The clockmaker around the corner wanted a ridiculous price-three pounds of bread.... Father was completely dejected" (1a).♦ Вздумал он [Тентетников] было попробовать какую-то школу [для мужиков]... завести, но от этого вышла такая чепуха, что он и голову повесил; лучше было и не задумывать (Гоголь 3). Не [Tentetnikov] attempted to set up some sort of school for his peasants but the outcome of it was so nonsensical that he was utterly discouraged - it would have been better had he not even thought of it! (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > опустить голову
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• ВЕШАТЬ/ПОВЕСИТЬ <ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ГОЛОВУ coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to become depressed, crestfallen, lose hope:- X was < looked> dejected <downcast, discouraged, despondent, dispirited, down in the mouth>;- cheer up!♦ "Вчера папа будильник сломал и был в отчаянии. Последние часы в доме. Стал чинить, ковырял, ковырял, ничего не выходило. Часовщик на углу три фунта хлеба запросил, неслыханная цена... Папа совсем голову повесил" (Пастернак 1). "Yesterday Father broke the alarm clock...he was terribly upset, it was our only clock. He tried to repair it, he tinkered and tinkered with it, but he got nowhere. The clockmaker around the corner wanted a ridiculous price-three pounds of bread.... Father was completely dejected" (1a).♦ Вздумал он [Тентетников] было попробовать какую-то школу [для мужиков]... завести, но от этого вышла такая чепуха, что он и голову повесил; лучше было и не задумывать (Гоголь 3). Не [Tentetnikov] attempted to set up some sort of school for his peasants but the outcome of it was so nonsensical that he was utterly discouraged - it would have been better had he not even thought of it! (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > повесить голову
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