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1 пырей ползучий
• quackgrass, common couch grass, creeping false wheat, devil's grass *(Agropyron repens)• quackgrass, common couch grass, creeping false wheat, devil's grass (Elymus repens)• quackgrass, common couch grass, creeping false wheat, devil's grass (Elytrigia repens)Русско-англо-латинский словарь лекарственных растений > пырей ползучий
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2 пырей ползучий
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3 паспалум двухрядный
1) General subject: quitch (Paspalum dictichum)2) Biology: couch grass (Paspalum distichum), devil's grass (Paspalum distichum)3) Botanical term: ditch grass (Paspalum distichum), joint grass (Paspalum distichum), seaside millet (Paspalum distichum)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > паспалум двухрядный
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4 к чёрту
к чёрту (к бесу, к лешему, к шуту, к чёртовой (фениной, федькиной, ядрённой) матери, к чёртовой бабушке)груб.-прост.1) (прочь, долой, вон гнать, прогонять кого-либо; выражение желания избавиться, отделаться от кого-либо или чего-либо) go to hell (blazes, the devil)!; go to grass! Amer.; get the hell out of here!- Пошёл, пошёл к федькиной матери!... - внезапно раздражаясь, закричал Морозка. (А. Фадеев, Разгром) — 'Clear off, clear off to your whore of a mother!' Morozka shouted, suddenly getting very excited.
- К чёрту ваше искусство, дядя! Могу ли я быть актрисой, если мне ни перед кем не хочется лицедействовать! (Ю. Бондарев, Выбор) — 'To the devil with your art, Uncle! Can I be an actress when I don't feel like acting in front of anyone!'
2) (прахом (пойти, полететь и т. п.)) go to blazes; go down the drain; go to the devil and dogs- А я держусь. Занимаюсь перед тобой подхалимажем. Если не расположу тебя на героизм, загремит план к чёртовой матери. (В. Кожевников, Всю неделю дождь) — 'But I'm keeping going. Here I am currying favour with you. If I don't egg you on to deeds of derring-to, the whole plan'll go down the drain.'
- Выбора нет: либо золотой век, либо всё полетит к чёртовой бабушке. (Ю. Нагибин, Берендеев лес) — 'Incidentally, there's no choice - either it's a golden age, or everything'll go to blazes.'
3) (выражение иронического, пренебрежительного отношения к чему-либо) like hell..!; the hell (the devil) it is!; devil a bit of it! -
5 хорошо там, где нас нет
Set phrase: blue are the hills that are far from us (contrast: who leaves the old way for the new, will find himself deceived. better the devil you know than the devil you don't know), grass is always greener on the other side of the fence (used (often: ironically) to mean: life is better where we are not), grass is always greener on the other side of the hill (used (often: ironically) to mean: life is better where we are not), that place is best of all where we haven't been at allУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > хорошо там, где нас нет
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6 везде хорошо, где нас нет
Set phrase: blue are the hills that are far from us (contrast: who leaves the old way for the new, will find himself deceived. better the devil you know than the devil you don't know), grass is always greener on the other side of the fence (used (often: ironically) to mean: life is better where we are not), that place is best of all where we haven't been at allУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > везде хорошо, где нас нет
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7 там хорошо, где нас нет
Set phrase: blue are the hills that are far from us (contrast: who leaves the old way for the new, will find himself deceived. better the devil you know than the devil you don't know), grass is always greener on the other side of the fence (used (often: ironically) to mean: life is better where we are not), that place is best of all where we haven't been at allУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > там хорошо, где нас нет
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8 выражение удивления
1) General subject: man alive (man alive, I am glad to see you - боже мой, как я рад тебя видеть!)2) Jargon: Charlie Brown!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > выражение удивления
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9 пошел к чёрту!
1) Jargon: go to hell2) Makarov: go to Bath!, go to Halifax!, go to Hanover!, go to Jericho!, go to Putney!, go to Tunbridge!, go to blazes!, go to grass!, go to pot!, go to the devil!, go to thunder! -
10 пошел к черту!
1) Jargon: go to hell2) Makarov: go to Bath!, go to Halifax!, go to Hanover!, go to Jericho!, go to Putney!, go to Tunbridge!, go to blazes!, go to grass!, go to pot!, go to the devil!, go to thunder! -
11 синяк обыкновенный
1) Biology: common viper's bugloss (Echium vulgare), viper's grass (Echium vulgare)2) Botanical term: blue devil (Echium vulgare), blue devils (Echium vulgare), blueweed (Echium vulgare)3) Agriculture: viper's bugloss (Echium vulgare)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > синяк обыкновенный
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12 Ч-76
КОЙ (КАКОЙ) ЧЁРТ highly coll, rude NP these forms only)1. ( usu. used as subj) used to express irritation, annoyancewhy (what, who) the devil (the hell)what in hell....To, что он участок свой загубил, это пострашнее всего. Да, загубил. Кой чёрт уродится, ежели уже трава выросла, а поле ещё не пахано! (Абрамов 1)...That he had ruined his own plot—that was the most terrible thing. Yes, ruined it. What the hell was going to grow if the grass was up already and the field hadn't even been plowed yet? (1a).2.Interj) said with aggravation to express disagreement with or a denial of sth. stated previously (the word or phrase disagreed with or denied is usu. repeated after the idiom)like hellwhat the hell are you talking about,... what the hell do you mean by...«Ты что здесь делаешь?» - спросил дядя Кязым у Кунты. «А ты что, тоже заблудился?» - ответил Кунта вопросом на вопрос. «Кой чёрт я заблудился, - отвечал ему дядя Кязым, - я в собственном сарае...» (Искандер 4). "What are you doing here?" Uncle Kyazym asked Kunta. "Why, are you lost too?" Kunta said, answering a question with a question. "Like hell I'm lost," Uncle Kyazym replied. "I'm in my own barn..." (4a).«У тебя, кум, славный табак! Где ты берёшь его?» - «Кой чёрт, славный! - отвечал кум... - Старая курица не чихнёт!» (Гоголь 5). "You have splendid snuff, friend! Where do you get it?" "Splendid! What the hell do you mean by splendid?" answered the friend...."It wouldn't make an old hen sneeze!" (5a). -
13 какой черт
• КОЙ < КАКОЙ> ЧЕРТ highly coll, rude[NP; these forms only]=====1. [usu. used as subj]⇒ used to express irritation, annoyance:- why (what, who) the devil (the hell);- what in hell.♦... To, что он участок свой загубил, это пострашнее всего. Да, загубил. Кой чёрт уродится, ежели уже трава выросла, а поле ещё не пахано! (Абрамов 1)...That he had ruined his own plot - that was the most terrible thing. Yes, ruined it. What the hell was going to grow if the grass was up already and the field hadn't even been plowed yet? (1a).2. [Interj]⇒ said with aggravation to express disagreement with or a denial of sth. stated previously (the word or phrase disagreed with or denied is usu. repeated after the idiom):- like hell;- what the hell are you talking about,...;- what the hell do you mean by...♦ "Ты что здесь делаешь?" - спросил дядя Кязым у Кунты. "А ты что, тоже заблудился?" - ответил Кунта вопросом на вопрос. "Кой чёрт я заблудился, - отвечал ему дядя Кязым, - я в собственном сарае..." (Искандер 4). "What are you doing here?" Uncle Kyazym asked Kunta. "Why, are you lost too?" Kunta said, answering a question with a question. "Like hell I'm lost," Uncle Kyazym replied. "I'm in my own barn..." (4a).♦ "У тебя, кум, славный табак! Где ты берёшь его?" - "Кой чёрт, славный! - отвечал кум... - Старая курица не чихнёт!" (Гоголь 5). "You have splendid snuff, friend! Where do you get it?" "Splendid! What the hell do you mean by splendid?" answered the friend...."It wouldn't make an old hen sneeze!" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > какой черт
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14 кой черт
• КОЙ < КАКОЙ> ЧЕРТ highly coll, rude[NP; these forms only]=====1. [usu. used as subj]⇒ used to express irritation, annoyance:- why (what, who) the devil (the hell);- what in hell.♦... To, что он участок свой загубил, это пострашнее всего. Да, загубил. Кой чёрт уродится, ежели уже трава выросла, а поле ещё не пахано! (Абрамов 1)...That he had ruined his own plot - that was the most terrible thing. Yes, ruined it. What the hell was going to grow if the grass was up already and the field hadn't even been plowed yet? (1a).2. [Interj]⇒ said with aggravation to express disagreement with or a denial of sth. stated previously (the word or phrase disagreed with or denied is usu. repeated after the idiom):- like hell;- what the hell are you talking about,...;- what the hell do you mean by...♦ "Ты что здесь делаешь?" - спросил дядя Кязым у Кунты. "А ты что, тоже заблудился?" - ответил Кунта вопросом на вопрос. "Кой чёрт я заблудился, - отвечал ему дядя Кязым, - я в собственном сарае..." (Искандер 4). "What are you doing here?" Uncle Kyazym asked Kunta. "Why, are you lost too?" Kunta said, answering a question with a question. "Like hell I'm lost," Uncle Kyazym replied. "I'm in my own barn..." (4a).♦ "У тебя, кум, славный табак! Где ты берёшь его?" - "Кой чёрт, славный! - отвечал кум... - Старая курица не чихнёт!" (Гоголь 5). "You have splendid snuff, friend! Where do you get it?" "Splendid! What the hell do you mean by splendid?" answered the friend...."It wouldn't make an old hen sneeze!" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кой черт
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15 иди в баню!
иди (пошёл) <ты> в баню!груб.-прост.
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