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121 твёрдо
1) General subject: crisply (говорить), down the line, down-the-line, fast, firm, fixedly, for sure, hard, obdurately, square, surely, well, play fast and loose, staunchly2) American: with both feet3) Obsolete: hardly5) Mathematics: soundly, steadfastly6) Jargon: pat7) Oil: rigidly -
122 фискализация
1) General subject: fiscalization (From the Harvard paper: "Fiscalization is seen in broad terms, comprising both the financing of bank bailouts and restructuring, as well as other public sector expenditures to mitigate the impa)2) Banking: (кассовых аппаратов, платежных терминалов и т.д.) introduction of fiscal cash registers (fiscal data recording), introduction of cash registers with fiscal memory -
123 Н-229
НОСОМ (HOC) К НОСУ coll these forms only adv fixed WO1. \Н-229 столкнуться, встретиться. Also: HOC В HOC (C НОСОМ) obs (to meet, run into one another) right up close, facing one another: (bump into s.o.) nose to nose(meet) face to face.Я едва успел сообразить, что случилось, как очутился нос с носом с лошадью... и с драгуном... (Герцен 2). I hardly had time to take in what was happening when I found myself nose to nose with a horse...and a dragoon... (2a).«Ну, а дальше сталкиваются оба эти мошенника на Шан-Зелизе, нос к носу...» (Булгаков 12). "Well, after that both rogues met face to face on the Champs Ely-sees" (12a).2. увидеть кого-что и т. п. - (to see s.o. or sth.) at close proximity: (see s.o. sth.) up close(be) face to face (with s.o. (sth.». -
124 Х-32
ЕСТЬ ХЛЕБ чей, кого ЕСТЬ ЧУЖОЙ ХЛЕБ both coll VP subj: human to live at the expense of another or othersX ест Y-ов (чужой) хлеб X eats Y's (another') bread (food)X lives off (of) Y (off (of) others).Ну, вот хотя бы мои родители - скромные, тихие, честные люди. Но они журналисты, они создают ту самую пропаганду, которая так подло обманула меня... А я сам, разве я был лучше? Мало того, что я ел их хлеб, — я ещё был пионером, я участвовал в работе этой страшной машины, продукцией которой были либо трупы, либо палачи (Буковский 1). Take my own parents, for example—modest, quiet, honorable people. But they were journalists, writing the very propaganda that had so vilely deceived me....And was I any better myself? It wasn't just that I ate their bread. I had been a Pioneer, I had participated in the work of this terrible machine whose end product was either hangmen or corpses (1a).«Есть наш хлеб тебе не стыдно, а мне ты смеешь колоть глаза какой-то шлюхой, учить нас приехал, убирайся в свою Швейцарию, швабский ублюдок!» (Рыбаков 1). "You're not ashamed to eat our food, yet you've got the nerve to throw some cheap whore in my face, you came here to teach us, well, now you can clear off back to Switzerland, you mongrel kraut!" (1a). -
125 нос в нос
[these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. нос в нос столкнуться, встретиться. Also: НОС В НОС (С НОСОМ) obs (to meet, run into one another) right up close, facing one another:- (bump into s.o.) nose to nose;- (meet) face to face.♦ Я едва успел сообразить, что случилось, как очутился нос с носом с лошадью... и с драгуном... (Герцен 2). I hardly had time to take in what was happening when I found myself nose to nose with a horse...and a dragoon... (2a).♦ "Ну, а дальше сталкиваются оба эти мошенника на Шан-Зелизе, нос к носу..." (Булгаков 12). "Well, after that both rogues met face to face on the Champs Elysee" (12a).- (see s.o. < sth.>) up close;- (be) face to face (with s.o. < sth.>).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нос в нос
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126 нос к носу
[these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. нос к носу столкнуться, встретиться. Also: НОС В НОС (С НОСОМ) obs (to meet, run into one another) right up close, facing one another:- (bump into s.o.) nose to nose;- (meet) face to face.♦ Я едва успел сообразить, что случилось, как очутился нос с носом с лошадью... и с драгуном... (Герцен 2). I hardly had time to take in what was happening when I found myself nose to nose with a horse...and a dragoon... (2a).♦ "Ну, а дальше сталкиваются оба эти мошенника на Шан-Зелизе, нос к носу..." (Булгаков 12). "Well, after that both rogues met face to face on the Champs Elysee" (12a).- (see s.o. < sth.>) up close;- (be) face to face (with s.o. < sth.>).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нос к носу
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127 нос с носом
[these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. нос с носом столкнуться, встретиться. Also: НОС В НОС (С НОСОМ) obs (to meet, run into one another) right up close, facing one another:- (bump into s.o.) nose to nose;- (meet) face to face.♦ Я едва успел сообразить, что случилось, как очутился нос с носом с лошадью... и с драгуном... (Герцен 2). I hardly had time to take in what was happening when I found myself nose to nose with a horse...and a dragoon... (2a).♦ "Ну, а дальше сталкиваются оба эти мошенника на Шан-Зелизе, нос к носу..." (Булгаков 12). "Well, after that both rogues met face to face on the Champs Elysee" (12a).- (see s.o. < sth.>) up close;- (be) face to face (with s.o. < sth.>).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нос с носом
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128 носом к носу
[these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. носом к носу столкнуться, встретиться. Also: НОС В НОС (С НОСОМ) obs (to meet, run into one another) right up close, facing one another:- (bump into s.o.) nose to nose;- (meet) face to face.♦ Я едва успел сообразить, что случилось, как очутился нос с носом с лошадью... и с драгуном... (Герцен 2). I hardly had time to take in what was happening when I found myself nose to nose with a horse...and a dragoon... (2a).♦ "Ну, а дальше сталкиваются оба эти мошенника на Шан-Зелизе, нос к носу..." (Булгаков 12). "Well, after that both rogues met face to face on the Champs Elysee" (12a).- (see s.o. < sth.>) up close;- (be) face to face (with s.o. < sth.>).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > носом к носу
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