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farne (или combinarne) delle (или di) belle (тж. farla bella)
наделать, натворить дел:Prese le quattro povere bestie, e le diede a Renzo, con un'occhiata di compassione sprezzante, che pareva volesse dire: bisogna che tu l'abbia fatta bella. (A.Manzoni, «I promessi sposi»)
Взяв несчастных четырех каплунов, она вручила их Ренцо, взглянув на него с пренебрежительным состраданием, словно хотела сказать: «Хорошенькую ты видно выкинул штучку».Il funzionario allibì; i due agenti allungarono le labbra serrate pensando: «L'abbiamo fatta bella!». (V.Brocchi, «I tempi del grande amore»)
Чиновник посинел от страха. Двое агентов вытянули губы и подумали: «В хорошенькую историю мы влипли!».Per due o tre volte nella sua vita, nelle epoche decisive, i nervi gliene avevano fatto delle belle, dovendone poi sopportare per lungo tempo le conseguenze. (M.Serao, «Cuore infermo»)
Два или три раза за всю жизнь, в ответственный момент, его нервы сдавали, и ему потом долгое время приходилось расплачиваться за это.Filippo. — Chi sa che cosa aveva quest'oggi Giuliano per il capo! Si sfogava con me, ecco tutto! Voi dovete avergliene fatte di belle per averlo ridotto in quello stato. (I.Svevo, «Le ire di Giuliano»)
Филиппо. — Кто его знает, что это на него нашло сегодня! Я попался ему под горячую руку, вот он и обрушился на меня. Должно быть, вы ему здорово насолили, раз он дошел до такого состояния.
См. также в других словарях:
Decisive — De*ci*sive, a. [Cf. F. d[ e]cisif. See {Decision}.] 1. Having the power or quality of deciding a question or controversy; putting an end to contest or controversy; final; conclusive. A decisive, irrevocable doom. Bates. Decisive campaign.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
decisive — [dēsī′siv, disī′siv] adj. [ML decisivus < L decisus: see DECISION] 1. that settles or can settle a dispute, question, etc.; conclusive [decisive evidence] 2. determining or closely affecting what comes next; critically important; crucial [a… … English World dictionary
decisive — I adjective absolute, assured, authoritative, beyond all dispute, beyond all question, categorical, certain, characterized by decision, clear, clearly defined, commanding, compelling, conclusive, conclusory, consequential, critical, crucial,… … Law dictionary
decisive — 1610s, from M.L. decisivus, from L. decis , pp. stem of decidere (see DECIDE (Cf. decide)). Related: Decisively … Etymology dictionary
decisive — 1 *conclusive, determinative, definitive Analogous words: critical, crucial, *acute: momentous, significant, consequential, important (see corresponding nouns at IMPORTANCE) Antonyms: indecisive 2 *decided Analogous words: peremptory, imperative … New Dictionary of Synonyms
decisive — [adj] definite absolute, all out*, assured, bent, certain, conclusive, crisp, critical, crucial, decided, definitive, determined, fateful, final, firm, flat out*, forceful, imperative, imperious, incisive, influential, intent, litmus test*,… … New thesaurus
decisive — ► ADJECTIVE 1) settling an issue quickly. 2) able to make decisions quickly. DERIVATIVES decisively adverb decisiveness noun … English terms dictionary
decisive — adjective 1 a decisive step/role/battle etc an action, event etc that has a powerful effect on the final result of something: Waterloo was the decisive battle of the entire war. 2 good at making decisions quickly and with confidence: a decisive… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
decisive — de|ci|sive [dıˈsaısıv] adj 1.) an action, event etc that is decisive has a big effect on the way that something develops decisive factor/effect/influence etc ▪ Women can play a decisive role in the debate over cloning. decisive action/steps ▪ We… … Dictionary of contemporary English
decisive — de|ci|sive [ dı saısıv ] adjective ** 1. ) making the final result of a situation completely certain: Gettysburg, site of the final, decisive battle of the Civil War Cleveland s reputation for reliability was the decisive factor in winning the… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
decisive */*/ — UK [dɪˈsaɪsɪv] / US adjective 1) making the final result of a situation completely certain Gettysburg, site of the final, decisive battle of the Civil War Cleveland s reputation for reliability was the decisive factor in winning the contract. The … English dictionary
