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81 нагрудный карман
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82 poche intérieure
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83 སྣམ་ཕྲག་
[snam phrag]breast pocket -
84 སྣམ་བྲག་
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85 ཚོགས་ཕོར་
[tshogs phor]large tea bowl which every monk in a monastery carries in his breast pocket, troop, herd -
86 ཨ་ཕྲག་
[a phrag]breast pocket attached to a tibetan robe -
87 ཨ་མ་ཕྲག་
[a ma phrag]breast pocket attached to a tibetan robe -
88 ཨམ་ཕྲག་
[am phrag]breast pocket -
89 ཨམ་བག་ལ་ཏེག་
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90 taschino sm
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91 peek out
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92 peek out
vihervorgucken;his jacket had a white handkerchief \peek outing out of the breast pocket aus der Brusttasche seines Jacketts ragte ein weißes Taschentuch; -
93 szivarzseb
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94 taschino
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95 нагрудный карман
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96 hot stuff
разг.1) что-л. замечательное, первоклассное или сенсационное, волнующее [первонач. амер.]According to the trial the mare was... really hot stuff. (J. Galsworthy, ‘Caravan’, ‘Had a Horse’) — Кобыла прошла испытание, результаты оказались блестящими...
The movie was sure hot stuff. — Картина действительно потрясла нас.
2) прекрасный работник, игрок, исполнитель и т. п.The doctor is supposed to be very hot stuff - second to Lasker they say he is. (A. Christie, ‘The Big Four’, ch. 11) — Доктор блестяще играет в шахматы. Говорят, что он уступает только Ласкеру.
Well, Jane Snettisham's kitchen-maid is... very hot stuff they tell me, and good kitchen-maids nowadays are about as rare as original Holbeins. (P. G. Wodehouse, ‘Very Good, Jeeves!’, ch. VIII) — У Джейн Снеттишем прекрасная судомойка. Говорят, что в наше время хорошие судомойки встречаются столь же редко, как и подлинные картины Гольбейна.
He's hot stuff at mathematics. (ECI) — Он очень силен в математике.
3) темпераментный, любвеобильный человек (преим. о женщине)SHe's a pretty little thing, Amy. Hot stuff some of the boys say. (K. S. Prichard, ‘Golden Miles’, ch. 24) — Прехорошенькая штучка эта Эми. И, по словам наших парней, с огоньком.
‘That old bird must have been pretty hot stuff. I imaglne, back in the days of Edward the Confessor’. ‘Mr. Galahad was somewhat wild as a young man,’ agreed the butler... (P. G. Wodehouse, ‘Summer Lightning’, ch. t) — - Я думаю, этот древний старикан во времена Эдуарда Исповедника был большой повеса. - Да, мистер Галахад в молодости любил повеселиться, - согласился дворецкий.
4) порнография; порнографическая открытка; похабный анекдотCarol: "He wrote ‘The Sinful Spinster’..." Evelyn: "It sounded pretty pretty hot stuff." Carol: "It wasn't, really..." (N. Coward, ‘This Was a Man’, act II) — Кэрол: "Бартон Траск написал "Старую грешницу"..." Эвелин: "Порнография?" Кэрол: "Нисколько..."
‘Nice postcards,’ he whispered confidentially and produced an envelope from his breast pocket. ‘Hot stuff. Only ten shillings.’ (A. Huxley, ‘Point Counter Point’, ch. XVIII) — - Есть превосходные открытки, - прошептал доверительно человек в феске и вынул конверт из нагрудного кармана. - Горяченькие открыточки, и всего десять шиллингов.
5) жарг. краденое, краденые вещиPawnshops... establish a reputation for handling "hot stuff". (Suppl) — У ростовщиков... установилась репутация скупщиков краденого.
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97 no end
разг.очень много; очень сильно; бесконечно; в высшей степениBox at the opera costs no end. (Ch. Reade, ‘It Is Never Too Late to Mend’, ch. X) — Ложа в опере стоит бешеных денег.
‘See, my dear,’ said Adrian, and drew a little bottle from his breast pocket, ‘Take a sip or two of this - not more - it's fifty-fifty sal volatile and water; it'll steady you no end.’ (J. Galsworthy, ‘Maid in Waiting’, ch. XXX) — - Выпей-ка глоточек, дорогая, - сказал Адриан и вынул из кармана бутылочку, - только не слишком много. Это пятидесятипроцентный раствор летучих солей - он тебя здорово подбодрит.
Bit of luck Landy's ship putting in here unexpectedly. Cheered her up no end. (D. Cusack, ‘Southern Steel’, ch. LIII) — Как повезло, что судно, на котором служит Лэнди, неожиданно зашло в наш порт. Радости Энн не было конца.
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98 borstzak
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99 pochet
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100 hot stuff
paзг.1) чтo-л. зaмeчaтeльнoe, пepвoклaccнoe; чтo-л. ceнcaциoннoe, вoлнующee [пepвoнaч. aмep.]According to the trial the mare was... really hot stuff (J. Galsworthy). I left this unlisted number of yours with my confidential secretary. She may call any minute with some hot stuff (E. S. Gardner)2) пpeкpacный paбoтник, игpoк, иcпoлнитeль и т. п.The doctor is supposed to be very hot stuff - second to Lasker they say he is (A. Christie). Well, Jane Snettisham's kitchen-maid is... very hot stuff, they tell me, and good kitchen-maids nowadays are about as rare as original Holbeins (P. G. Wodehouse)3) тeмпepaмeнтный, любвeoбильный чeлoвeк; ceкc-бoмбa (o жeнщинe); cм. тж. a hot number2She's a pretty little thing. Amy. Hot stuff some of the boys say (K. S. Prichard). 'That old bird must have been pretty hot stuff. I imagine, back in the days of Edward the Confessor.' 'Mr Galahad was somewhat wild as a young man,' agreed the butler (P. G. Wodehouse)4) пopнoгpaфия; пopнoгpaфичecкaя книгa, oткpыткa; пoxaбный aнeкдoтCarol He wrote "The Sinful Spinster'... Evelyn. It sounded pretty hot stuff. Carol It wasn't really (N. Coward). 'Nice postcards,' he whispered confidentially and produced an envelope from his breast pocket. 'Hot stuff. Only ten shillings' (A. Huxley)
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