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1 TÓL
n. pl. tools (gerðu þeir hamar ok töng ok steðja ok þaðan af öll tól önnur).* * *n. pl. [A. S. tôl; Engl. tool], tools; tangir skópu ok tól görðu, Vsp.; hamar, töng ok steðja ok þaðan af öll tól önnur, Edda 9; brjóta borgina með þess-konar tölum sem þar til hæfði, Al. 11; skolpa ok nafra ok öll önnur þau tól er til skipsmíðar þarf at hafa, Sks. 31; tönn snúin svá sem hón sé með tólum gör, 131, passim; smiðar-tól, graf-tól (qq. v.); tóla-kista, a tool-chest, Fs. 176, Ísl. ii. 81.II. metaph. genitalia, Mar. 867; hringja tólunum, naturalia aperta gerere (like the Cynics), cp. the pun in Maurer’s Volks. 62 (the verse). -
2 ящик для инструментов
1) General subject: holdall, kit (рабочего), toolbox2) Naval: locker3) Railway term: drawer for tools4) Forestry: tool bag5) Metallurgy: (набора) kit6) Mechanic engineering: hold-all7) Advertising: tool chestУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ящик для инструментов
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3 со всего плеча
(ударять, бить и т. п.)straight from the shoulder; with a full swing of the arm; with all one's strengthИзвестно, что есть много на свете таких лиц, над отделкою которых натура недолго мудрила, не употребляла никаких мелких инструментов, как то: напильников, буравчиков и прочего, но просто рубила со всего плеча: хватила топором раз - вышел нос, хватила в другой - вышли губы, большим сверлом ковырнула глаза и, не обскобливши, пустила на свет, сказавши: "живёт!" (Н. Гоголь, Мёртвые души) — As everyone knows, there are many such faces in this world, over the finishing of which Nature did not spend much thought or ingenuity, on which she did not use any small, delicate tools such as fine files, fine gimlets, and so forth, but simply hacked away with a full swing of the arm: one swipe of the ax, and there's the nose for you; another swipe, and there are the lips; with a great auger she gauged out the eyes, and, without wasting any time on trimming and finishing, she let her handiwork out into the world, saying: 'It lives!'
Со всего плеча Шакловитый ударил его в душу. (А. Толстой, Пётр Первый) — Shaklovity struck him in the chest with all his strength.
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