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121 look
Don’t you even take a look at that bitch. — Не смей даже глядеть на эту суку. Slim looked through George and beyond him. – Поглядел куда-то мимо Джорджа. looked at his trim middle — оглядел его ладную фигуру Candy looked a long time at Slim. — Огрызок бросил на Рослого долгий взгляд. and every way you looked there were other mountains — и повсюду, куда ни повернись, были еще горы It has a look of a pub. – It looks to me like pub. — Смахивает на кабачок. – И мне сдается, что кабачок. Where have I been looking? — Где были мои глаза? He looked very military. – У него был вид бравого служаки. looked very lovely — необыкновенно хороша starved-looking — сущие заморыши looked microscopically — долго и дотошно изучала себя Candy stood in the doorway scratching his bald wrist and looking blindly into the lighted room. — Огрызок остановился на пороге, поскреб культю и сощурился от света. Candy stole a look at Lennie. — Огрызок украдкой глянул на Ленни. George looked coldly at him. — Джордж взглянул на него пустыми глазами. We had been trying to have a kid for eight years, but she had looked just like always. — Мы восемь лет пытались зачать ребенка, но она и виду не подавала, будто произошло что-то из ряда вон. -
122 look out for squalls
остерегаться опасности, соблюдать осторожность, быть настороже, начеку; ≈ держать ухо востро [первонач. мор.]Well, Silver... look out for squalls when you find it. (R. L. Stevenson, ‘Treasure Island’, ch. XXX) — В таком случае, Сильвер... будьте осторожны, когда найдете клад.
He was really good-humoured and kind-hearted, if you took him the right way. If you took him the wrong way, however, you must look out for squalls, as the Duchess of Kent discovered. (L. Strachey, ‘Queen Victoria’, ch. II) — Король был добрым и веселым, если ему потакали. Если же перечили, то его нужно было остерегаться, что вскоре и обнаружила герцогиня Кентская.
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123 look a gift horse in the mouth
"смотреть в зубы дарёному коню", критиковать подарок [часть пословицы never look a gift horse in the mouth; см. don't look a gift horse in the mouth]He said he... did not believe in punishing a man for his activities on behalf of the workers, and that if I would show up at the Graving dock he would give me a job. I never looked a gift horse in the mouth, and jumped at this chance of getting back into tho shipyard again. (H. Pollitt, ‘Serving My Time’, ch. 6) — Он сказал мне, что... осуждает наказание людей за их деятельность в защиту рабочих, добавив при этом, что если я зайду в док Грейвинга, то он устроит меня на работу. Дареному коню в зубы не смотрят, и я сразу же ухватился за эту возможность вернуться на судоверфь.
‘Got a cigarette?’ I gave him one. ‘You haven't a filter-tip?’ ‘No.’ ‘Ah, well, mustn't look a gift-horse...’ (Gr. Greene, ‘The Comedians’, part I, ch. III) — - Сигарета есть? - я дал ему сигарету. - Без фильтра? - С фильтром нет. - Ну что ж, дареному коню...
Large English-Russian phrasebook > look a gift horse in the mouth
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124 look
[luk]1. verb1) to turn the eyes in a certain direction so as to see, to find, to express etc:I've looked everywhere, but I can't find him
يَنْظُرHe looked at me (angrily).
2) to seem:يَبْدوShe looks sad.
3) to face:يُطِلُّ، يَتَّجِهُThe house looks west.
2. noun1) the act of looking or seeing:نَظَرLet me have a look!
2) a glance:نَظْرَهa look of surprise.
3) appearance:مَظْهَرThe house had a look of neglect.
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125 look round
(esp BrE) look around1. VI + ADV1) (=look about one) mirar a su alrededor2) (=turn) volver la cabeza, volverseI called him and he looked round — lo llamé y volvió la cabeza, lo llamé y se volvió
3) (in shop) mirardo you mind if we look round? — ¿le importa que echemos un vistazo?
4) (=search)2.VI + PREP [+ town, factory] visitar, recorrer* * *(esp BrE) look around -
126 look through
1. пробежать (глазами)If you have revision notes you may find it helpful to look through them on the morning of the examination.
2. в упор не видетьLooking through a magazine in the doctor’s waiting room, I found a photograph of my own daughter’s wedding.
I said good morning but she looked straight through me and walked on.
3. видеть насквозьThey looked straight through him.
Every time I try to fool him he looks through my tricks.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > look through
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127 look\ about
1. Ilet me look about дайте осмотреться2. IIlook about for some time l et me look about first дайте мне сперва оглядеться; if a person looks about a bit, he will find that... если человек немного осмотрится, он поймет, что...3. XVIlook about for smb., smth. look about for friends (for a publisher, for help, for a house, for a post, for one's hat, etc.) осматриваться в поисках друзей и т. д.; the last time I saw him he was looking about for something to do когда я его видел в последний раз, он подыскивал себе занятие -
128 look a gift horse in the mouth
"cмoтpeть в зубы дapёнoму кoню", кpитикoвaть пoдapoк [чacть пocлoвицы never look a gift horse in the mouth дapёнoму кoню в зубы нe cмoтpят]'Got a cigarette?' I gave him one. 'You haven't a filter-tip?' 'No.' 'Ah, well, mustn't look a gift-horse...' (Gr. Greene)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > look a gift horse in the mouth
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