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1 cost an arm and a leg
English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > cost an arm and a leg
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2 cost an arm and a leg
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3 cost an arm and a leg
влететь в копеечку; обойтись в кругленькую сумму; стоить целое состояниеIt cost us an arm and a leg to get here. But it has been worth every penny and more.
A week's stay in that five-star hotel cost us an arm and a leg.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > cost an arm and a leg
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1) Общая лексика: стоить очень дорого2) Идиоматическое выражение: зарядить цену -
5 cost an arm and a leg
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8 cost\ an\ arm\ and\ a\ leg
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9 to cost an arm and a leg / cost the earth / cost a packet
to cost an arm and a leg / cost the earth / cost a packetcostar un ojo de la cara, costar un riñón, costar una fortunaEnglish-spanish dictionary > to cost an arm and a leg / cost the earth / cost a packet
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10 it cost an arm and a leg
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11 the suit cost an arm and a leg
Австралийский сленг: костюм стоит очень дорогоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > the suit cost an arm and a leg
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13 an arm and a leg
много денег, большая цена, дороговизнаthe suit cost an arm and a leg – костюм стоит очень дорого
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много денег, большая цена, дороговизнаthe suit cost an arm and a leg – костюм стоит очень дорого
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15 an arm and a leg
English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > an arm and a leg
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16 an arm and a leg
paзг.'Will you ask for money when we divorce? Jack said, grinning. An arm and a leg, Carlotta said. In that case, Jack said, I suppose we'd better stay married (7. Shaw). To get a decent apartment these days in New York you have to pay an arm and a leg -
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arm [α:m]1. nounb. ( = weapon) arme f2. plural noun[+ person, nation] armer4. compounds* * *[ɑːm] 1.1) Anatomy, fig bras mto have something over/under one's arm — avoir quelque chose sur/sous le bras
2) ( sleeve) manche f3) ( influence)4) (of crane, robot, record player) bras m5) ( of spectacles) branche f6) ( of chair) accoudoir m7) ( subsidiary) Politics branche f; Economics branche f, filiale f8) ( of sea) bras m2.arms plural noun1) ( weapons) armes fplto take up arms — lit prendre les armes; fig s'insurger ( against contre)
to be up in arms — ( in revolt) être en rébellion ( against contre); ( angry) être furieux/-ieuse
2) armes fpl, armoiries fpl3.coat of arms — armoiries fpl
transitive verb1) ( militarily) armer2) ( equip)4.to arm somebody with something — lit, fig munir quelqu'un de quelque chose
to arm oneself — Military s'armer ( with de)
••to cost an arm and a leg — (colloq) coûter les yeux de la tête (colloq)
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18 ♦ cost
♦ cost /kɒst/n.1 (econ.) costo: production costs, i costi di produzione; the cost of living, il costo della vita; the cost of money, il costo del denaro2 (fin., rag.) costo; spesa: overhead costs, costi fissi, spese generali ( di un'azienda); operating costs, spese di gestione; to cover the costs, coprire le spese; at no cost to sb., senza costi per q.; labour costs, costo del lavoro; start-up costs, costi iniziali (o d'avviamento); indirect costs, costi indiretti; additional costs, costi addizionali (o aggiuntivi)3 (al pl.) (leg.) spese processuali (o di giudizio); onorario del legale: to be awarded costs, ottenere il risarcimento delle spese processuali● (rag.) cost accounting, contabilità industriale (o dei costi) □ cost accountant (o cost clerk), analista dei costi ( in un'azienda); costista □ (rag.) cost allocation, imputazione dei costi □ cost analysis, analisi dei costi □ (econ.) cost-benefit analysis, analisi costi-benefici □ (rag.) cost book, libro contabile dei profitti e delle perdite □ cost budget, preventivo dei costi □ (org. az.) cost centre, centro di costo □ (econ.) cost curve, curva di costo □ (fin.) cost cutting, riduzione dei costi (o delle spese): cost-cutting measures, misure per la riduzione dei costi □ (econ.) cost-effective (o cost-efficient), efficiente in termini di costo; remunerativo; redditizio □ cost-effectiveness (o cost-efficiency), efficacia dei costi □ cost-free, franco di spese □ (econ.) cost function, funzione di costo □ (econ.) cost inflation, inflazione da costi □ (comm.) cost, insurance and freight, (abbr. c.i.f.), costo, assicurazione e nolo □ (fin.) cost of capital, costo del capitale □ cost-of-living allowance (o bonus), indennità di carovita (o di contingenza: per i dipendenti privati); indennità integrativa speciale ( per i dipendenti pubblici); ( anche) la contingenza (fam.) □ (econ.) cost-of-living index (o figure), indice del costo della vita □ (econ.) cost performance, efficienza economica □ cost price, prezzo di costo □ (market.) cost-plus pricing, determinazione del prezzo con ricarico □ cost price, prezzo di costo □ (econ.) cost-push inflation, inflazione da costi □ (comm.) at cost, a prezzo di costo; al costo □ at any cost (o at all costs), a ogni costo □ at the cost of one's life, a costo della vita □ below cost, sotto costo □ to sell st. at cost, vendere qc. a prezzo di costo □ (fig.) to one's cost, a proprie spese (fig.): to learn st. to one's cost, imparare qc. a proprie spese □ to spare no cost, non badare a spese □ (leg.) «with costs», «condannato alle spese» ( di giudizio).♦ (to) cost /kɒst/A (pass. e p. p. cost), v. i.1 costare ( in ogni senso): How much does it cost?, quanto costa?; DIALOGO → - Car problems 2- Do you have any idea how much it's likely to cost?, hai un'idea di quanto potrebbe costare?; His error cost him dearly, il suo errore gli è costato caro2 (fin.) valutare i costiB (pass. e p. p. costed), v. t.1 (comm.) stabilire, fissare il costo di● (fig.) to cost an arm and a leg (o to cost the earth), costare un occhio della testa □ cost what it may, costi quel che costi. -
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cost [kɒst]coût ⇒ 1 (a) prix ⇒ 1 (a), 1 (b) coûter ⇒ 2 (a) évaluer le coût de ⇒ 2 (b) coûter cher ⇒ 3 frais ⇒ 41 noun(a) (amount charged or paid) coût m;∎ the car was repaired at a cost of £50 la réparation de la voiture a coûté 50 livres;∎ the cost of petrol has gone up le prix de l'essence a augmenté;∎ the cost of money le loyer de l'argent;∎ think of the cost (involved)! imagine un peu le prix que ça coûte!;∎ to bear the cost of sth payer qch; (with difficulty) faire face aux frais ou aux dépenses de qch;∎ to buy/to sell sth at cost (cost price) acheter/vendre qch au prix coûtant;∎ at little/great cost à peu de/à grands frais;∎ at no extra cost sans frais supplémentaires;∎ the firm cut its costs by 30 percent l'entreprise a réduit ses frais de 30 pour cent;∎ Commerce cost, insurance and freight coût, assurance et fret;∎ Accountancy cost of goods purchased coût m d'achat;∎ Accountancy cost of goods sold coût m des ventes, coût m des marchandises vendues;∎ Marketing cost per thousand coût m par mille, CPM m(b) figurative prix m;∎ whatever the cost à tout prix, à n'importe quel prix;∎ whatever the cost to his health quoi qu'il en coûte à sa santé, quel qu'en soit le prix pour sa santé;∎ whatever the cost to myself quoi qu'il m'en coûte;∎ he was always helping people, whatever the cost to himself il était toujours à aider les autres, quoi qu'il lui en coûte;∎ at the cost of her job/reputation/marriage au prix de son travail/sa réputation/son mariage;∎ he saved them at the cost of his (own) life il les a sauvés au prix de sa vie;∎ to find out or to learn or to discover to one's cost apprendre ou découvrir à ses dépens;∎ as I discovered to my cost comme je l'ai appris ou découvert à mes dépens;∎ as I know to my cost comme j'en ai fait la dure expérience;∎ to count the cost of sth faire le bilan de qch;∎ no-one stopped to count the cost (in advance) personne n'a pensé au prix à payer;∎ what will be the cost in terms of human suffering? quel sera le prix à payer en termes de souffrances humaines?;∎ the cost in human life le prix en vies humaines;∎ the cost in human terms (of unemployment, closure) le coût humain(a) coûter;∎ how much or what does it cost? combien ça coûte?;∎ how much is it going to cost me? combien est-ce que ça va me coûter?, à combien est-ce que ça va me revenir?;∎ how much will it cost the taxpayer? combien cela coûtera-t-il au contribuable?;∎ it costs £10 cela coûte 10 livres;∎ it cost me £200 cela m'est revenu à ou m'a coûté 200 livres;∎ did it cost much? est-ce que cela a coûté cher?;∎ it costs nothing to join l'inscription est gratuite;∎ it's a hobby that doesn't cost anything c'est un passe-temps qui ne coûte rien;∎ it didn't cost me a penny ça ne m'a rien coûté du tout, ça ne m'a pas coûté un sou;∎ familiar it'll cost you! (purchase) tu vas le sentir passer!; (help, favour) ce ne sera pas gratuit!□ ;∎ electricity costs money, you know! l'électricité, ce n'est pas gratuit!;∎ it cost her a lot of time and effort cela lui a demandé beaucoup de temps et d'efforts;∎ the puncture cost us a bit of time la crevaison nous a fait perdre pas mal de temps;∎ it cost him his job cela lui a coûté son travail, cela lui a fait perdre son travail;∎ it cost her her life cela lui a coûté la vie;∎ drinking and driving costs lives la conduite en état d'ivresse coûte des vies humaines;∎ it doesn't cost anything to be polite ça ne coûte rien d'être poli;∎ it must have cost him to say sorry cela a dû lui coûter de s'excuser;∎ whatever it costs (purchase) quel qu'en soit le prix;∎ whatever it costs, I'm not going to give up quoi qu'il m'en coûte, je n'abandonnerai pas;∎ familiar to cost an arm and a leg, to cost the earth coûter les yeux de la tête ou la peau des fesses(b) (work out price of → trip) évaluer le coût de; (→ job, repairs) établir un devis pour; Commerce (→ product) établir le prix de revient de;∎ how much was it costed at? (job) à combien est-ce que le coût a été évalué?;∎ he costed the repairs to the car at £150 il a établi un devis de 150 livres pour les réparations de la voiture, il a évalué les réparations de la voiture à 150 livres;∎ a carefully costed budget un budget calculé avec soinfamiliar (be expensive) coûter cher□, ne pas être donné□ ;∎ we can do it but it will cost on peut le faire mais ça ne sera pas donnéLaw frais mpl (d'instance) et dépens mpl;∎ to be awarded costs se voir accorder des frais et dépens;∎ to be ordered to pay costs être condamné aux dépensà tout prixen aucun cas;∎ he should not be approached at any cost en aucun cas il ne doit être approché►► cost accountant comptable mf spécialisé(e) en comptabilité analytique ou en comptabilité d'exploitation;cost accounting comptabilité f analytique ou d'exploitation;Accountancy cost allocation imputation f des charges;Finance cost analysis analyse f des coûts, analyse f du prix de revient;Finance cost base prix m de base;Accountancy cost centre centre m d'analyse;Finance cost curve courbe f des coûts;cost equation équation f de coût;cost factor facteur m coût;cost of living coût m de la vie;∎ the cost of living keeps going up le coût de la vie ne cesse d'augmenter;∎ in order to keep up with the cost of living afin de suivre le coût de la vie;Finance cost management gestion f des coûts;Finance cost price prix m coûtant ou de revient;∎ to buy/to sell sth at cost price acheter/vendre qch à prix coûtant;Accountancy cost pricing méthode f des coûts marginaux;Finance cost unit unité f de coût;Finance cost variance écart m des coûts(work out price of → trip) évaluer le coût de; (→ job, repairs) établir un devis pour; Commerce (→ product) établir le prix de revient de -
20 leg
leg [leg]1. nound. [of journey] étape f* * *[leg] 1.2) ( of furniture) pied m3) Culinary ( of lamb) gigot m; ( of veal) cuisseau m; (of poultry, pork, frog) cuisse f; ( of venison) cuissot m4) ( of trousers) jambe fto be too long in the leg — [trousers] avoir les jambes trop longues
5) (of journey, race) étape f2.(colloq) transitive verb (p prés etc - gg-)3.to leg it — ( walk) marcher, aller à pied; ( walk fast) galoper (colloq); ( run away) cavaler (colloq)
- legged combining formthree-legged — [furniture] à trois pieds
four-legged — [animal] à quatre pattes
long-legged — [person] à jambes longues
••to be on its last legs — [machine, car] avoir fait son temps; [regime] n'en avoir plus pour longtemps; [company] être au bord de la faillite
to give somebody a leg up — faire la courte échelle à quelqu'un; fig dépanner quelqu'un (colloq)
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cost an arm and a leg — (informal) To be prohibitively expensive • • • Main Entry: ↑arm * * * cost an arm and a leg informal phrase to cost a lot of money Thesaurus: to cost a lot of moneysynonym … Useful english dictionary
cost an arm and a leg — ► cost an arm and a leg informal be extremely expensive. Main Entry: ↑arm … English terms dictionary
cost an arm and a leg — cost (someone) an arm and a leg informal to be very expensive. These opera tickets cost us an arm and a leg! … New idioms dictionary
cost an arm and a leg — cost a lot of money, is very expensive That fur jacket must have cost her an arm and a leg … English idioms
cost an arm and a leg — If something costs an arm and a leg, it is very expensive. The house cost us an arm and a leg, but we have no regrets … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
it cost an arm and a leg — If something costs an arm and a leg, it is very expensive indeed … The small dictionary of idiomes
cost an arm and a leg — cost dearly, be very expensive … English contemporary dictionary
cost an arm and a leg — informal be extremely expensive. → arm … English new terms dictionary
cost an arm and a leg — informal to cost a lot of money … English dictionary
it cost an arm and a leg — If something costs an arm and a leg, it is very expensive indeed. (Dorking School Dictionary) … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
It cost an arm and a leg — If something costs an arm and a leg, it is very expensive indeed … Dictionary of English idioms