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1 дерзкая авантюра
General subject: bold venture -
2 осмелиться
1) General subject: hazard, presume, pretend, venture (he ventured upon a remark - он позволил себе сделать замечание), be bold as, make bold, take courage in both hands, venture on, venture upon2) Official expression: take the liberty of + gerund -
3 замахиваться
несов. - зама́хиваться, сов. - замахну́ться1) (на кого́-л чем-л; занести руку для удара) threaten ['θre-] (smb with smth), raise (threateningly) (smth at smb)замахну́ться на кого́-л (прям. и перен.) — raise one's hand against smb
замахну́ться па́лкой на кого́-л — wave / flourish ['flʌ-] a stick at smb, brandish a stick at smb
2) (на вн.; на большое трудное дело) venture (d), make a bold push (for); make a stab (at) идиом. -
4 брать на себя смелость
venture to do smth.; make bold to do smth.; take the liberty of doing smth.Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > брать на себя смелость
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5 смелость города берёт
посл.lit. cities are captured by boldness; cf. cheek brings success; none but the brave deserve the fair; fortune favours the bold (the brave); nothing venture, nothing win (have); nothing stake, nothing draw; faint heart never won fair ladyГорода действительно берут смелостью. Витька - Герой Советского Союза Виктор Степанович Байков - первым из нашей армии ворвался на улицы Берлина и навсегда остался там под каменным надгробием в Трептов-парке. (В. Богомолов, Зося) — Cities are indeed captured by boldness. Victor - Hero of the Soviet Union Victor Stepanovich Baikov - was the first of our army to break through into the streets of Berlin, and remained there for ever under the stone memorial in Treptow-Park.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > смелость города берёт
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