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1 пивнушка
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2 координаты Бузера
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5 алкоголик
1) General subject: alcanaut, dipso, dipsomaniac, inebriate, rummie, rummy, booze hound, alcoholic, drunkard, hard drinker, sot, tippler, toper2) Medicine: addict, drinker, hard drinker, heavy drinker3) Colloquial: a drunkard, an alcoholic4) Slang: alcohol5) American: ginhead6) Bookish: winebibber7) Law: addicted addict to drink, addicted to drink, alcohol addict, dipsomatic, drunk, habitual abuser, habitual drunkard8) Australian slang: shicker9) Jargon: billiard drinker, bottle baby, dehorn, soak, souse, stew, guzzle-guts, jingler, glow worm, Lunch head, alky, booze-fighter, slugger, sop -
6 выпивоха
1) General subject: boozer2) Colloquial: sipper3) American: long hitter4) Jargon: bottle-man5) American English: guzzler -
7 гомосексуалист
1) General subject: Sodomite, effeminate, faggot, fairy, fruitcake, homophile, homosexual, homosexualist, invert, nance, nancy, pansy, queer, sodomite, (особенно сл. часто) three-dollar bill, uranism, male-who-goes-to-bed-with-males, banana crammer2) Medicine: contrary sexual3) Colloquial: a male gay, camp, gay4) American: faggy6) Law: bugger7) Australian slang: nancy boy, poo jabber, poofter8) Scornful: homo9) Abbreviation: sod (от sodomite)10) Jargon: bird, fag, faggart faggot, faggart fagot, flower, fluter, frit, gobbler, lightfooted, lily, mola, nola, pato, poof, quean, queen (особенно привлекательный для гомосексуалистов, играющих роль мужчины), raver, soft butt, swish, twink, weirdo, gaylord ("королева геев"), bale (Don't bother Britany - he's bale. Не беспокойся Британи-он гомик.), Ted (He's a bit Ted.), first (He's a right first.), doctor (He’s a bit of a doctor.), tin roof (I think he might be a tin roof.), Finlay (That boozer is Finlay ub.), behind with the rent (You're not behind with the rent?), sailor (В фильме Full Metal Jacket: Only faggots and sailors are called Lawrence! - "Только пидоров и гомосеков зовут Лоуренсами!"), as queer as a nine bob note, pouf, pooh pusher, bet for other side, bitch, capon, f-a-g, flit, flute, fly ball, freak, fruit, fruit-cake, fruity, girl, mintie (особенно мужеподобная, агрессивная лесбиянка), mother, pix, pogey, pogie, pogy, queered, three-letter man, willie11) Taboo: Dorian, Irish by birth but Greek by injection (см. Greek), Joey, K, KY cowboy (от названия крема KY Jelly, часто используемого для смазки при анальном сексе), Mary Ann, Miss Thing, Oscar (по имени писателя Оскара Уайльда), Peter Pansy, Q, angel (особ. играющий доминирующую роль), ass-fucker, babe, baby face, back door conquistador, bananas, battyman, bender, bertie, bird-tacker, blade, bona omi (см. naff omi, polone), booty bandit, botter, bottler (см. bottle), botty boy, brown pipe engineer, brown-hatter, brownie, brownie hound, brunser, buftie-boy, bum bandit, bum-boy, bumhole engineer, bunker, burglar, cannibal, charley, chocolate bandit (см. cadbury canal, hershey highway), chocolate chimney sweep, chocolate shark angler, chocolate speedway racer, chutney ferret, clone (обычно в костюме водителя грузовика, рабочего, ковбоя), cocoa sombrero (см. brown hat), confirmed bachelor, cum chum, dandy, degenerate, donut puncher, dung-puncher, effie, enema bandit, exhaust pipe engineer, eye doctor, eye opener, faggart, faggot (в Великобритании это слово обозначает "вязанка хвороста"), fagola, fagot (в США это слово обозначает "вязанка хвороста"), farley, fart knocker, fart-catcher, faygele, fillet, fish, flyball, four-letter man (от homo), freckle-puncher, friend of Dorothy (см. Dorothy's friends), fudge-packer, funny man, gentleman of the back door, gonef, good buddy, gut-fucker, half a man, handbag, haricot, he-haw (игра слов на he-whore q.v. и hee-haw - крик ишака, который имеет большие гениталии), hershey bar (см. cadbury canal; от названия компании, производящей популярные шоколадки), hitch hiker on the Hershey highway, homie, horse's hoof (см. iron hoof), inspector of manholes, iron, jacksie rabbit, jaisy, jam fag, jammer, jere, jolly (см. gay), joy boy, kakpipe cosmonaut, kiki, kinky, knight, lapper, lavender, lavender boy, left-footer, less-than-nothing (с точки зрения гетеросексуального мужчины), lickbox, like that, limp wrist, maama man, man's man, maricon (исп.), marmite miner, meat-hound, midnight cowboy, misfit, mo, molly, mouser, mud-packer, muddy funster, muzzler (особ. феллятор), neuter gender, nine-bob-note, nudger, omee-polone, one of those, painted Willie, pansy (особ. пассивный), pearl-diver, person of uncertain gender, pervert, pervy, pickle chuggler, pillow biter (от мнения о болезненности анального секса и необходимости кусать подушку, чтобы сдержать крик), pipe cleaner, pogue, ponce, poncey, poo packer, puff, pug, punce, pure silk, pussy Nellie, pussy-bumper, quack, quean (особ. пассивный), queen (особ. пассивный), queer one, quim (особ. пассивный), reamer, rear-admiral, ring bandit, ring snatcher, roger ramjet, rump ranger, salami smuggler, sausage jockey (a man who "rides" "sausages"), semen demon, sex boy, she-man, sheepherder, shirt lifter, shirtlifter, shit stabber, shit-hunter, shit-poke, skippy (особ. пассивный), snake, soft boy, stem-wheeer, stern-chaser, stern-wheeler, stir-shit, stoke-on-trent, sucker, sweet, sweet homo, tail gunner, tan-tracker, tea pot, thing, third sexer, three legged beaver (употр. водителями-дальнобойщиками), three-dollar bill, three-letter man (подразумевается fag q.v.), tommy, tonk, trapeze artist, truck driver, turd burglar, turd-walloper, tusk, twilight personality, undercover man, uphill gardener, usher of the back-door, vache (от фр. "корова"), vert, waffle, what?, wooftah, woofter, woolie woofter, woolly-woofter, works (pl), wuss (обыч. держащий свои наклонности в секрете), zippersniffer, arse-bandit, brownhatter, brown owl, beefer12) Phraseological unit: back gammon player, bat for the other team -
8 горький пьяница
1) General subject: a sad drunkard, dipsomaniac, fuddle cap, sot, confirmed drunkard, soaker2) Colloquial: fuddle-cap3) Australian slang: boozer4) Simple: juicehead5) Makarov: sad drunkard -
9 пивная
1) General subject: ale-house, alehouse, bar, barrel shop, beer hall, beerhouse, boozer, brasserie, change house, dramshop, drinking house, drinking saloon, drinking-house, free house, gin palace, gin shop, gin-palace, gin-shop, house, porter-house, pot shop, pot-shop, pothouse, public house, saloon, tap, tap-room, taphouse, taproom, tippling house, dram-shop2) Colloquial: mug-house, pub (сокр. от public house), public3) American: beer parlour, doggery, gas-house, porterhouse4) Obsolete: red lattice5) History: tippling-house6) British English: hostelry8) Architecture: pot-house9) Scottish language: change-house10) Jargon: grog-mill, guzzery, guzzle shop, guzzlery, washer, barrel house, near., tiddly-wink11) Advertising: Tom and Jerry shop12) Makarov: beer-hall, drinking-saloon, tap-house13) Taboo: piss-factory -
10 пивнушка
1) General subject: Tom and Jerry shop, a beer shop, dive, gin mill, jerry, jerry shop, jerry-shop2) American: gin-mill3) Australian slang: boozer4) Makarov: beer shop -
11 пьяница
1) General subject: alcanaut, bacchanal, bacchant, bibber, boozer, drinker, ensign bearer, hard drinker, inebriate, malt worm, nightclubber, pub crawler, pub-crawler, quaffer, rummy, souse, suck bottle, suck-bottle, swill tub, swill-tub, swiller, winebibber, wino, barfly, soaker, alcoholic, sot, drunkard, tippler, toper2) Naval: admiral of the red3) Colloquial: a drunkard, an alcoholic, fuddler, guzzler, soak, winebag4) Slang: alcohol5) American: juicer, long hitter, rumdum, sop6) Obsolete: malt-worm7) Bookish: bacchanalian9) Australian slang: booze artist, cast, shicker, shitface10) Scottish language: bender11) Jargon: bingo-boy, bloat, bottle baby, bottle-man, bridgey, dipso, drink hound, ensign-bearer, ginhead, lusher, one of the faithful, oryide, rum bag, rumpot, schnozzle, snozzle, tank, tosspot, Christmas tree (Some old Christmas tree staggered by, muttering to herself. Какой-то старый пьяница брёл шатаясь и бормоча что-то про себе.), swizzle-stick (That guy is a swizzle-stick. Don't give him any more. Этот чувак пьяница. Не давай ему больше.), groghound, guzzle-guts, heister, hoocher, hootcher, hooch hound, hooch head, jagster, shuffler, jingler, sipster, skate, lapper, sozzler, spunge, spud, lush hound, lush merchant, zonker, mop, thirsty soul, plonko, toast, tooter, glow worm (You're turning into a regular glow worm. Ты превратился в пьяницу..), Lunch head, blotter, blowing, bust, cager, cat, crock, dehorn, dip, funnel, geek, jag, job, jughead jug-head, lush, mokus, pot, rummie, sponge sponger, stew, stiff13) Makarov: topper -
12 пьянчуга
2) Colloquial: sot3) Slang: rum-pot4) British English: boozer5) Jargon: bottle baby, Lunch head6) Derogatory: barfly -
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15 Д-124
ПОНЙТНОЕ ДЕЛО ПОНЯТНАЯ ВЕЩЬ both coll NP these forms only usu. sent adv (parenth) or indep. sent fixed WO(used to emphasize that what is stated is entirely logical, understandable) as is apparentsure enoughnaturally it stands to reason quite understandable (-ably).«Мать отправляет свою дочь отца искать - ага. „Иди, -говорит, - в забегаловку, опять он, такой-сякой, наверно, там". Он, понятное дело, там...» (Распутин 3). "Mum sends her daughter out to find Dad 'Look in the boozer,' she says. That's where he'll be, the old so-and-so.' Sure enough, he's there.." (3a).(Co-рин:) 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 все 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).(Раскольников) всё хандрит, - продолжал Разумихин, - бельё мы ему сейчас переменили, так чуть не заплакал». - «Понятное дело белье можно бы и после, коль сам не желает...» (Достоевский 3). "He's (Raskolnikov is) down in the mouth," continued Razumikhin. "We just changed his underwear and he almost started crying." "Quite understandable. The underwear could have waited if he didn't want it..." (3a). -
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КАПЛИ (НИ КАПЛИ, МАКОВОЙ РОСИНКИ) В РОТ НЕ БРАТЬ/НЕ ВЗЯТЬ coll VP subj human more often impfv in var. with капли, капли always precedes the verb) not to drink alcohol at all.X капли в рот не берет — X doesn't touch (take) a dropX never touches (takes) a drop (in limited contexts) X is a teetotaler.Начинаю понимать его тактику. И до меня постепенно доходит, что министерский ум в данном случае не у моего брата Лёвы, а у пропойцы Терещенко, который, кстати сказать, во время процесса не взял в рот ни капли... (Рыбаков 1). I began to understand his tactics, and to see that it wasn't Lyova who had the mind of a politician, in this case, but the old boozer Tere-shchenko, who, incidentally, didn't touch a drop during the entire trial (1a).«Вот что значит трезвость, — отвечал мне старик, - он капли вина в рот не берет» (Герцен 1). "That's what sobriety does," the old man answered, "he never takes a drop of liquor" (1a). -
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ТАКОЙ-СЯКОЙ (ТАКОЙ И СЯКОЙ) coll usu. humor ТАКОЙ-СЯКОЙ (СУХОЙ) НЕМАЗАНЫЙ (НЕМАЗАНЫЙ СУХОЙ) substand, occas. humor AdjP usu. subj-compl with бытыз (subj: human, pres only) or detached modif fixed WOused in place of a detailed, usu. negative, assessment of a person's character when addressing or referring to that personyou (that, the) (old) so-and-so(in limited contexts) you (that, the) (old) son of a gun.«Мать отправляет свою дочь отца искать - ага. „Иди, -говорит, - в забегаловку, опять он, такой-сякой, наверно, там". Он, понятное дело, там...» (Распутин 3). "Mum sends her daughter out to find Dad. 'Look in the boozer,* she says. That's where he'll be, the old so-and-so.' Sure enough, he's there..." (3a). -
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• ПОНЯТНОЕ ДЕЛО; ПОНЯТНАЯ ВЕЩЬ both coll[NP; these forms only; usu. sent adv (parenth) or indep. sent; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to emphasize that what is stated is entirely logical, understandable) as is apparent:- sure enough;- naturally;- quite understandable (-ably).♦ "Мать отправляет свою дочь отца искать - ага. "Иди, - говорит, - в забегаловку, опять он, такой-сякой, наверно, там". Он, понятное дело, там..." (Распутин 3). "Mum sends her daughter out to find Dad 'Look in the boozer,' she says. That's where he'll be, the old so-and-so.' Sure enough, he's there.." (3a).♦ [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 все 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).♦ "[Раскольников] всё хандрит, - продолжал Разумихин, - бельё мы ему сейчас переменили, так чуть не заплакал". - "Понятное дело; белье можно бы и после, коль сам не желает..." (Достоевский 3). "He's [Raskolnikov is] down in the mouth," continued Razumikhin. "We just changed his underwear and he almost started crying." "Quite understandable. The underwear could have waited if he didn't want it..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > понятная вещь
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• ПОНЯТНОЕ ДЕЛО; ПОНЯТНАЯ ВЕЩЬ both coll[NP; these forms only; usu. sent adv (parenth) or indep. sent; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to emphasize that what is stated is entirely logical, understandable) as is apparent:- sure enough;- naturally;- quite understandable (-ably).♦ "Мать отправляет свою дочь отца искать - ага. "Иди, - говорит, - в забегаловку, опять он, такой-сякой, наверно, там". Он, понятное дело, там..." (Распутин 3). "Mum sends her daughter out to find Dad 'Look in the boozer,' she says. That's where he'll be, the old so-and-so.' Sure enough, he's there.." (3a).♦ [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 все 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).♦ "[Раскольников] всё хандрит, - продолжал Разумихин, - бельё мы ему сейчас переменили, так чуть не заплакал". - "Понятное дело; белье можно бы и после, коль сам не желает..." (Достоевский 3). "He's [Raskolnikov is] down in the mouth," continued Razumikhin. "We just changed his underwear and he almost started crying." "Quite understandable. The underwear could have waited if he didn't want it..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > понятное дело
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20 капли в рот не брать
• КАПЛИ <НИ КАПЛИ, МАКОВОЙ РОСИНКИ> В РОТ НЕ БРАТЬ/НЕ ВЗЯТЬ со//[VP; subj human; more often impfv; in var. with капли, капли always precedes the verb]=====⇒ not to drink alcohol at all. X капли в рот не берет ≈ X doesn't touch (take) a drop; X never touches (takes) a drop; [in limited contexts] X is a teetotaler.♦ Начинаю понимать его тактику. И до меня постепенно доходит, что министерский ум в данном случае не у моего брата Лёвы, а у пропойцы Терещенко, который, кстати сказать, во время процесса не взял в рот ни капли... (Рыбаков 1). I began to understand his tactics, and to see that it wasn't Lyova who had the mind of a politician, in this case, but the old boozer Tereshchenko, who, incidentally, didn't touch a drop during the entire trial (1a).♦ "Вот что значит трезвость, - отвечал мне старик, - он капли вина в рот не берет" (Герцен 1). "That's what sobriety does," the old man answered, "he never takes a drop of liquor" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > капли в рот не брать
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