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1 разбить наголову
1) General subject: (кого-л.) beat head off, beat hollow, (кого-л.) beat to sticks, chaw up (врага, противника в игре), knock into a cocked hat, rout, shellac, (врага) smite hip and thigh, whomp, (кого-л.) beat good and proper, knock for a loop, beat hollow (в пух в прах), beat hollow (в пух и прах), wipe the floor with (кого-л., в споре и т. п.), cut to bits, trounce, beat someone fair and square2) Colloquial: beat the pants off, shellack, wallop3) American: chaw up4) Sports: slaughter5) Military: shoot the daylight (out of)6) Jargon: waste7) Makarov: all to pieces, (кого-л.) beat (smb.'s) head off, (кого-л.) beat (smb.) good and proper, lick into fits, send under the yoke, smite hip and thigh, to a frazzle, (кого-л.) give a drubbing, cut to pieces, chaw up (врага противника-в игре), beat into fits (кого-л.), knock into fits (кого-л.) -
2 настричь
совер.; (чего-л.; что-л.)
1) (овечьей шерсти и т.п.)
shear, clip (какое-то количество)
2) (мелко нарезать)
cut into small bits (какое-то количество)* * ** * *1) shear, clip 2) cut into small bits -
3 в пух и прах
в пух и <в> прахразг.1)а) (совершенно, полностью, окончательно), тж. в пух (проиграться, продуться и т. п.) cf. lose one's shirt (pants) at cards- А я, брат, с ярмарки. Поздравь: продулся в пух! Веришь ли, что никогда в жизни так не продувался. (Н. Гоголь, Мёртвые души) — 'As for me, brother, I am coming from the fair. Congratulate me: I have lost my shirt at cards. Would you believe it, never in my life I had such a losing streak.'
- Ведь она проиграется; она проиграется вся в пух! Вы сами видели, вы были свидетелем, как она играет! (Ф. Достоевский, Игрок) — 'But she's sure to lose. She'll lose everything to the last penny! You have seen for yourself, you were a witness of the way she gambles.'
- Дычену туго приходится. Он в карты играть любит. Продуется в пух и в прах, всё проест, пропьёт и едет на русскую сторону за мехами. (Н. Задорнов, Амур-батюшка) — 'He's always hard up. He likes gambling. When he loses his pants at cards or drinks away all he's got, he makes a journey over to the Russian side to collect sables.'
б) тж. в пух в прах (разбить, разгромить, разнести и т. п.) beat smb. < all> hollow; beat smb. all to pieces (to nothing, to ribands, to smithereens, to sticks); cut (tear) smth. to pieces; smash smth. to bitsПушкин.
Ну, вот о чём жалеет, - Об лошади! когда всё наше войско / Побито в прах! (А. Пушкин, Борис Годунов) — Pushkin. Well, here's / A great ado about a horse, when all / Our army's smashed to bits.- Под расстрел готов, коли господина Наполеона в пух не расчешу! Но что делать? Не открыт государем мне общий операционный план. (С. Голубов, Багратион) — 'If I didn't smash Monsieur Napoleon to smithereens I'd deserve to be shot! But what can I do? His Majesty has not revealed to me the general plan of operations.'
- Я вам принёс не соображения, а конструкцию. - Конструкцию? - Шелест внимательно посмотрел в зеленоватые глаза Бережкова. - Какую? Сверхмощного мотора? - Да.... - А ежели разнесут в пух? - Готов повоевать. (А. Бек, Жизнь Бережкова) — 'I've brought you my design.' Shelest looked closely into Berezhkov's greenish eyes. 'What design?' he said. 'That of a high-powered engine?' 'Yes.'... 'And what if they tear it to pieces?' 'I'm prepared to fight for it.'
в) ( разругаться) have a tremendous row; reach all-out warfare- Впрочем, - она потянулась, - давай лучше о любви. Меньше шансов разругаться в пух и прах. (В. Черняк, Час пробил) — 'Well, never mind,' she stretched, 'let's talk about love instead. Fewer chances of reaching all-out warfare.'
2) (нарядно, пышно (разодеться, расфрантиться и т. п.)) be dressed up to the nines; put on all one's fineryВ пух и прах разодетый капитан сидел на ходовом мостике, по верхней палубе гуляли пассажиры... (В. Липатов, И это всё о нём) — The captain, dressed up to the nines, was sitting on the bridge, the passengers were strolling about the upper deck.
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4 раскритиковать
1) General subject: attack, batter, be severe upon, criticize, rap, scalp, scarify, sit in judgement, slam, take asunder, tear something to pieces, tomahawk, send to the cleaner's, take apart, take to the cleaner's, shoot down in flames, tear to bits2) Colloquial: slate3) Literal: pick to pieces, pull to pieces4) Jargon: settle (someone's) hash, burn down5) Makarov: cry down, cut to pieces, cut up -
5 обрезки
1) General subject: chip (киноплёнки), cuts, cutting, cuttings, debris, odds and ends, paring, parings, ribbons, scissorings, thrums, topping, trimmings, waste, bits and pieces3) Chemistry: second runnings4) Construction: trash cop,, chipping5) Railway term: shearings6) Economy: odd and ends7) Automobile industry: scrap iron10) Polygraphy: cutting (бумаги), offcut (бумажные), scissoring, trim11) Textile: jobs, new cuttings, odd scraps, oddments, rag, scrap material, shorts12) Jargon: cat and dogs13) Leather: shaving14) Ecology: trash16) Automation: rest pieces (на отрезном станке), shearing, slitting, trimming, waste ends (материала)17) Plastics: clippings -
6 разнести в пух и прах
1) General subject: cut to pieces, pick to pieces, pull to pieces, do a hatchet job on somebody, tear to bits, rip to pieces2) Jargon: lambastУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > разнести в пух и прах
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7 настричь
сов. (рд., вн.)1. (овечьей шерсти и т. п.) shear*, clip ( a quantity of)2. ( мелко нарезать) cut* into small bits ( a quantity of) -
8 настричь
сов. (рд., вн.)1) (овечьей шерсти и т.п.) shear, clip ( a quantity of)2) ( мелко нарезать) cut into small bits ( a quantity of)3) разг. (с рд.; получить дань, прибыль, плату) cash in (on)с э́того де́ла мно́го не настри́жёшь — you won't cash in on that business
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9 настричь
shear глагол:
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