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81 прорваться
1) General subject: break, break forth, break through, burst, bust (о пламени, плотине (и т.п.)), discharge, pierce, (о нарыве, чирее) erupt (A pimple on his skin has come to a head and is ready to erupt/ Чирей на его коже "созрел" и готов прорваться))2) Military: battle through3) Mining: invade4) Jargon: muscle in -
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1) Colloquial: bust a hump (над чем-либо)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > работать очень напряжённо
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83 сломанный
2) Medicine: broken3) Military: kaputt4) Chemistry: broken-down5) Railway term: truncated6) Australian slang: crook, down the gurgler, ratshit, rooted, up to mud7) Automobile industry: out of order8) Jargon: busted, wonky, rinky-dink, washed up, screwed up, shot, hell and gone, totalled -
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И ГОРЯ (ГОРЮШКА) МАЛО кому coll these forms only impers predic used as a clause in a compound sent or as an indep. sent contrasted with the preceding context usu. introduced by Conj «a» fixed WO1. often disapprov s.o. shows no concern for, pays no attention to, s.o. or sth. (in a situation where he should or is expected to behave otherwise)X-y и горя мало - X couldn't (could) care lessX doesn't care (a fig (one way or another)) X doesn't give a damn (a hoot, a fig) what does it matter to X? it doesn't worry X (at all (much)) X takes no notice of it....Удивил Лизку возчик, который сиднем сидел в стороне. Надрывайтесь, рвите, мужики, жилы, а мне и горюшка мало (Абрамов 1). Lizka was amazed to see the driver sitting on his backside, apart from the others. Bust your guts, boys, knock yourselves out! I could care less (1a).(Кочкарев:) Ведь вот что досадно: (Подколёсин) вышел себе - ему и горя мало (Гоголь 1). (К.:) What's so annoying is that he (Podkoliosin) has walked off, he doesn't care... (lc). (K.:) Now what really kills me is that he's (Podkol-yosin has) gone off — he just doesn't give a damn (1b).Бывало, что ни случится - придёт ли Вонифатий доложить, что сахару нет, выйдет ли наружу какая-нибудь дрянная сплетня, поссорятся ли гости,-она только кудрями встряхнёт... - и горя ей мало (Тургенев 3). Whatever happened, whether Vonifaty came in to announce that there was no sugar left, or whether some unsavoury piece of scandal came to light, or her guests began to quarrel, she would only shake her curls...and take no notice of it (3a).2. usu. approv problems or difficulties do not affect s.o.: X-y и горя мало - nothing to Xit doesn't bother (ruffle) X a bit (at all) (in limited contexts) X hasn't (doesn't have, hasn't got) a care in the world.(За стеной скрипка активизируется). (Анчугин:) А этому (жест головой в сторону стены) горя мало. Пилит и пилит (Вампилов 1). (The violin in the next room warms up.) (A.:) (Nodding towards the wall.) Hasn't a care in the world, that guy. Keeps on sawing away (1a). -
85 и горюшка мало
• И ГОРЯ < ГОРЮШКА> МАЛО кому coll[these forms only; impers predic; used as a clause in a compound sent or as an indep. sent contrasted with the preceding context; usu. introduced by Conj " а"; fixed WO]=====1. often disapprov s.o. shows no concern for, pays no attention to, s.o. or sth. (in a situation where he should or is expected to behave otherwise):- X doesn't care (a fig < one way or another>);- X doesn't give a damn <a hoot, a fig>;- what does it matter to X?;- it doesn't worry X (at all < much>);- X takes no notice of it.♦...Удивил Лизку возчик, который сиднем сидел в стороне. Надрывайтесь, рвите, мужики, жилы, а мне и горюшка мало (Абрамов 1). Lizka was amazed to see the driver sitting on his backside, apart from the others. Bust your guts, boys, knock yourselves out! I could care less (1a).♦ [Кочкарев:] Ведь вот что досадно: [Подколёсин] вышел себе - ему и горя мало (Гоголь 1). [К.:] What's so annoying is that he [Podkoliosin] has walked off, he doesn't care... (lc). [K.:] Now what really kills me is that he's [Podkolyosin has] gone off - he just doesn't give a damn (1b).♦ Бывало, что ни случится - придёт ли Вонифатий доложить, что сахару нет, выйдет ли наружу какая-нибудь дрянная сплетня, поссорятся ли гости,-она только кудрями встряхнёт... - и горя ей мало (Тургенев 3). Whatever happened, whether Vonifaty came in to announce that there was no sugar left, or whether some unsavoury piece of scandal came to light, or her guests began to quarrel, she would only shake her curls...and take no notice of it (3a).2. usu. approv problems or difficulties do not affect s.o.: X-у и горя мало ≈ nothing to X; it doesn't bother < ruffle> X a bit < at all>; [in limited contexts]⇒ X hasn't <doesn't have, hasn't got> a care in the world.(За стеной скрипка активизируется). [Анчугин:] А этому (жест головой в сторону стены) горя мало. Пилит и пилит (Вампилов 1). (The violin in the next room warms up.) [A.:](Nodding towards the wall.) Hasn't a care in the world, that guy. Keeps on sawing away (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и горюшка мало
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86 и горя мало
• И ГОРЯ < ГОРЮШКА> МАЛО кому coll[these forms only; impers predic; used as a clause in a compound sent or as an indep. sent contrasted with the preceding context; usu. introduced by Conj " а"; fixed WO]=====1. often disapprov s.o. shows no concern for, pays no attention to, s.o. or sth. (in a situation where he should or is expected to behave otherwise):- X doesn't care (a fig < one way or another>);- X doesn't give a damn <a hoot, a fig>;- what does it matter to X?;- it doesn't worry X (at all < much>);- X takes no notice of it.♦...Удивил Лизку возчик, который сиднем сидел в стороне. Надрывайтесь, рвите, мужики, жилы, а мне и горюшка мало (Абрамов 1). Lizka was amazed to see the driver sitting on his backside, apart from the others. Bust your guts, boys, knock yourselves out! I could care less (1a).♦ [Кочкарев:] Ведь вот что досадно: [Подколёсин] вышел себе - ему и горя мало (Гоголь 1). [К.:] What's so annoying is that he [Podkoliosin] has walked off, he doesn't care... (lc). [K.:] Now what really kills me is that he's [Podkolyosin has] gone off - he just doesn't give a damn (1b).♦ Бывало, что ни случится - придёт ли Вонифатий доложить, что сахару нет, выйдет ли наружу какая-нибудь дрянная сплетня, поссорятся ли гости,-она только кудрями встряхнёт... - и горя ей мало (Тургенев 3). Whatever happened, whether Vonifaty came in to announce that there was no sugar left, or whether some unsavoury piece of scandal came to light, or her guests began to quarrel, she would only shake her curls...and take no notice of it (3a).2. usu. approv problems or difficulties do not affect s.o.: X-у и горя мало ≈ nothing to X; it doesn't bother < ruffle> X a bit < at all>; [in limited contexts]⇒ X hasn't <doesn't have, hasn't got> a care in the world.(За стеной скрипка активизируется). [Анчугин:] А этому (жест головой в сторону стены) горя мало. Пилит и пилит (Вампилов 1). (The violin in the next room warms up.) [A.:](Nodding towards the wall.) Hasn't a care in the world, that guy. Keeps on sawing away (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и горя мало
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87 труба
ж.1. pipe; ( печная) chimney; (паровозная, пароходная) funnel, smoke-stack2. муз. trumpet; ( рожок) hornиграть на трубе — blow* the trumpet, the horn; ( в оркестре) play the trumpet
3. анат. tube; duct♢
вылететь в трубу разг. — go* bust / bankruptдело труба — things are in a bad way; it's a wash-out
пройти огонь и воду и медные трубы погов. — go* through fire and water, go* through thick and thin
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88 обанкротиться
совер.
go bankrupt, become bankrupt/insolvent; go/be/get broke разг.; go to pieces прям. и перен.; collapse, be played out* * *go bankrupt, become bankrupt/insolvent* * *bankruptbreakbustliquidatesmash -
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сов. прост.( обанкротиться) go bust; ( сломаться) be dead; conk out, go kaput [-'pʊt] sl -
91 пуп
м. разг.= пупок 1)••пуп земли́ — the hub of the universe
надрыва́ть пуп прост. — ≈ sweat [swet] one's guts out, bust a gut
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92 труба
ж.1) ( полый предмет круглого сечения) pipeподзо́рная труба́ — telescope
аэродинами́ческая труба́ — wind tunnel
дрена́жная труба́ — drain pipe
труба́ парово́го отопле́ния — steam-heat pipe
3) муз. trumpetигра́ть на трубе́ — blow the trumpet; ( в оркестре) play the trumpet
труба́ орга́на — organ pipe
4) анат. tube; duct••вы́лететь в трубу́ разг. — go bust / bankrupt
де́ло - труба́ — ≈ things are in a bad way; it's a wash-out
труби́ть во все тру́бы (о пр.) — trumpet (d); proclaim from the housetops (about)
пройти́ ого́нь, во́ду и ме́дные тру́бы погов. — go through fire and water, go through thick and thin
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93 ссориться
несовер. - ссориться; совер. - поссоритьсявз.-возвр.; (с кем-л.)quarrel (with), disagree; altercate книжн.; fall out, bust up (with) разг.; argy-bargy сленг -
94 обанкротиться
go bankrupt (go broke), go (be) out of business, go into liquidation, go bustBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > обанкротиться
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95 обанкротиться
break, bust, о фирме) fail, go to pieces, liquidate, go to smash, be out of business, become bankruptРусско-Английский новый экономический словарь > обанкротиться
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96 разорить
put out of business, bust
См. также в других словарях:
bust out — intransitive verb : to fail to attain in a school or training program the minimum grades required for continuing : flunk out transitive verb 1. dialect : to plough out 2. : to drop (as from a school or training program) usually because of failure … Useful english dictionary
bust out — phrasal verb [intransitive] Word forms bust out : present tense I/you/we/they bust out he/she/it busts out present participle busting out past tense bust out or busted out past participle bust out or busted out informal to escape from prison … English dictionary
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bust\ out — 1. To retrieve something that you have. 2. To apply something (skills, etc). 3. To play music. 1. I need to bust out the Windows 98 CD. (but NEVER, e.g., I need to go to the store and bust out some milk) 2. I shall bust out my mad HTML skillz. 3 … Dictionary of american slang
bust\ out — 1. To retrieve something that you have. 2. To apply something (skills, etc). 3. To play music. 1. I need to bust out the Windows 98 CD. (but NEVER, e.g., I need to go to the store and bust out some milk) 2. I shall bust out my mad HTML skillz. 3 … Dictionary of american slang
bust out — verb a) to escape (from); break out bust out of prison b) to free from captivity They tried to bust the prisoner out, but were thwarted by the police … Wiktionary
bust out — I v To escape. His mother and three of her buddies busted out of prison but was caught 3 days later. 1930s II v To leave. Let s bust out of here and shoot some hoops. 1950s … Historical dictionary of American slang
bust out — escape, get away, break out Hey, man. I can bust out of here if you have a rope … English idioms
bust out — (G) they burst out laughing … Combinatory dictionary
bust out — vb to express oneself, especially forcefully and/or publicly. The term, which can also be used transitively to mean show off, is fashionable in hip hop and rap culture. ► Sometimes I act Individually and buss out with my own lines… … Contemporary slang
bust-out man — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun : one skilled at switching crooked dice in and out of a game … Useful english dictionary
