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1 дёшево, да гнило, дорого, да мило
Set phrase: cheap and nasty, cheapest is the dearest, cheapest is the dearest (дословно: Дешёвое дороже всего обходится), expensive and tasty, cheap and nastyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дёшево, да гнило, дорого, да мило
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2 дешёвое доводит до дорогого
Set phrase: cheapest is the dearest (дословно: Дешёвое дороже всего обходится)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > дешёвое доводит до дорогого
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3 дешёвой покупке не радуйся
Set phrase: cheapest is the dearest (дословно: Дешёвое дороже всего обходится)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > дешёвой покупке не радуйся
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4 дорого, да мило, дёшево, да гнило
Set phrase: cheap and nasty, cheapest is the dearest, expensive and tasty, cheap and nastyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дорого, да мило, дёшево, да гнило
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5 ieftin şi prost
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6 scumpul mai mult păgubeşte
prov. cheapest is the dearest.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > scumpul mai mult păgubeşte
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7 spendere
spendfig invest* * *spendere v.tr.1 to spend*; to lay* out, (spec. amer.) to outlay*; (form.) to expend: spendere denaro, to spend money; spendere bene il proprio denaro, to spend one's money wisely; ha speso 100 euro in libri, he spent 100 euros on books; non ho più un soldo, ho speso tutto, I haven't got a penny left, I've spent everything; quanto ti hanno fatto spendere?, how much did they charge you?; spese una grossa somma per una macchina nuova, he laid out a large amount on a new car // spendere un patrimonio, to spend a fortune; ho speso un occhio della testa per quel cappotto, I paid through the nose for (o spent a small fortune on) that coat // spendere troppo, al di sopra delle proprie possibilità, to overspend // spende molto in viaggi, in divertimenti, he spends a lot on travelling, on amusements // in questo negozio si spende bene, prices are very reasonable in this shop // è un uomo che spende e spande, he throws his money around // chi più spende, meno spende, (prov.) cheapest is dearest2 (fig.) ( impiegare) to spend*, to employ, to put* in: spendere tutte le energie in qlco., to employ all one's energy on (o to put all one's energy into) sthg.; ha speso gli anni migliori a studiare, he spent (o used up) his best years studying; spendere tempo, to spend time // spendere una parola in favore di qlcu., to put in a good word for s.o. // non spendere il fiato inutilmente, don't waste your breath // spendi pure il mio nome, make use of my name if you like.* * *['spɛndere]verbo transitivo1) to spend* [ denaro] (in on)2) (consumare)spendere le proprie energie per o nel fare — to use up o spend one's energy doing
3) (trascorrere) to spend* [ anni migliori]••spendere una buona parola per qcn. — to put in a good word for sb.
spendere due parole su qcs. — to say a few words about sth.
spendere e spandere — colloq. to splash money around, to spend money like water
* * *spendere/'spεndere/ [10]1 to spend* [ denaro] (in on); spendere una fortuna to spend a fortune; quanto vorrebbe spendere? what is your price range?3 (trascorrere) to spend* [ anni migliori]spendere una buona parola per qcn. to put in a good word for sb.; spendere due parole su qcs. to say a few words about sth.; spendere e spandere colloq. to splash money around, to spend money like water.
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