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1 приезжать тысячами
Makarov: come in thousandsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приезжать тысячами
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2 доходить
1. run up toдоходить до крайности — go to extremes; run to extremes
2. comeбыть понятным, доходить до собеседника — come across
3. arrive; reach; come down to; rise; run up toдоходить; дойти — run up to
4. come toне доезжать; не доехать; не доходить; не дойти — stop short of
5. reach6. run intoвпадать; впасть; доходить; дойти; встречать; встретить — run into
Синонимический ряд:1. додумываться (глаг.) додумываться2. доноситься (глаг.) докатываться; долетать; доноситься; достигать -
3 после дождичка в четверг
ирон., шутл.one fine day when it is raining; cf. on the second Sunday (Monday, etc.) of next week; when two (three) Sundays come together; on tomorrow come never; when (the day) pigs fly; until the cows come home; when the devil is blind; when the moon turns green cheese; when the hell freezes over Amer.; when the Ethiopian changes his skin; at latter Lammas; on St. Tib's eve- Так вот мы и говорим вам, - заканчивал Баскаков, - чтобы мир не после победы, не после дождичка в четверг, не после того, когда будут изувечены ещё тысячи рабочих и мужиков, а давайте нам мир сейчас, без всяких побед. (А. Гайдар, Школа) — 'Well then, we tell you,' Baskakov said, winding up, 'we don't want peace after victory, until the cows come home, and more thousands of workers and peasants will have been maimed - we want peace now, without any victories.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > после дождичка в четверг
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4 выпускать
•Being air-powered the loader emits no diesel exhaust fumes.
•The gas is vented (or liberated, or discharged) to atmosphere.
II•Each week the plant turns out (or produces, or manufactures) thousands of such units.
•Some manufacturers brought out multi-chip microprocessors.
см. издавать* * *Выпускать(ся) -- to discharge, to release, to exhaust, to vent, to bleed, to empty (о газах, жидкостях); to come, to produce, to manufacture (о продукции); to publish, to put out, to issue (об изданиях)The Consumer Information Catalog is put out by the Federal Government.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выпускать
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5 проститься
General subject: pay a last tribute to (с кем-л.), say farewell (напр, thousands had come to bid/say farewell to the great man as he was laid to rest), (с умершим) pay last respects (to someone dead) -
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БЕШЕНЫЕ ДЕНЬГИ coll NP usu. this WO1. a very large sum of money (paid for sth., to s.o., charged for sth. etc): (cost) a fortuneprodigious sum(s) (of money) fantastic sum (of money) ton of money (cost) an arm and a leg (in limited contexts) that kind of money.Теперь у него просто мастерская, но подпольная, так как патент стоит бешеных денег... (Кузнецов 1). Now he had only a workshop—an underground one, since a license cost an arm and a leg (1a).«Им же всем нужно деньги платить! Много тысяч денег! Где же их взять». — «...Деньги дадут сборы». - «Кто же у нас будет платить такие бешеные деньги?» (Ильф и Петров 1). "They would all have to be paid. Many thousands of roubles! Where would we get it?" "...The money will come from collections." "And who do you think is going to pay that kind of money?" (1a).2. money obtained easily and unexpectedly and therefore spent recklessly, extravagantlyeasy money.(Телятев:) Вот и мне доставались все бешеные (деньги), никак их в кармане не удержишь. Знаете ли, я недавно догадался, отчего у нас с вами бешеные деньги? Оттого, что не мы сами их наживали (Островский 4). (Т) I, too, got easy money, money that came easily and went easily. Only recently I understood why your money and my money was easy money It was because we did not earn it ourselves (4b) -
7 бешеные деньги
• БЕШЕНЫЕ ДЕНЬГИ coll[NP; usu. this WO]=====1. a very large sum of money (paid for sth., to s.o., charged for sth. etc):- ton of money;- [in limited contexts] that kind of money.♦ Теперь у него просто мастерская, но подпольная, так как патент стоит бешеных денег... (Кузнецов 1). Now he had only a workshop-an underground one, since a license cost an arm and a leg (1a).♦ "Им же всем нужно деньги платить! Много тысяч денег! Где же их взять". - "...Деньги дадут сборы". - "Кто же у нас будет платить такие бешеные деньги?" (Ильф и Петров 1). "They would all have to be paid. Many thousands of roubles! Where would we get it?" "...The money will come from collections." "And who do you think is going to pay that kind of money?" (1a).2. money obtained easily and unexpectedly and therefore spent recklessly, extravagantly:- easy money.♦ [Телятев:] Вот и мне доставались все бешеные [ деньги], никак их в кармане не удержишь. Знаете ли, я недавно догадался, отчего у нас с вами бешеные деньги? Оттого, что не мы сами их наживали (Островский 4). [Т ] I, too, got easy money, money that came easily and went easily Only recently I understood why your money and my money was easy money It was because we did not earn it ourselves (4b)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бешеные деньги
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8 исчисляться
1) (в пр.; выражаться в каком-л количестве) amount (to), come (to)сто́имость исчисля́ется в 1000 рубле́й — the cost amounts to 1000 roubles
убы́тки исчисля́ются в су́мме 5000 рубле́й — the losses are estimated at 5000 roubles
поте́ри в (боях) исчисля́ются ты́сячами — the casualties are estimated at thousands
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9 лапшу на уши вешать
( кому)прост., неодобр.cf. draw (pull) the wool over smb.'s eyes; throw dust in (into) smb.'s eyes; give smb. some bull about smth.- Да ведь у вас, наверное, на книжке несметные тысячи, так сказать, прозябают, а вы тут нам лапшу на уши вешаете, представляете из себя загорскую попрошайку! (В. Пьецух, Новая московская философия) — 'You must have countless thousands deposited at a savings-bank, but all the same you try to pull the wool over our eyes, making yourself out a church-porch beggar.'
- Единственное, чем он смог её заманить, это тем, что стал ей про меня лапшу на уши вешать, будто я гений фотографии и могу сделать с неё такие снимки, о каких даже звёзды кино и не мечтают. (А. Сегень, После всего) — 'The only thing that helped him persuade her to come over was some bull he gave her about me being a genius at photography - I'd take pictures of her that would make world-famous film-stars turn green.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > лапшу на уши вешать
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