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1 кустарное предприятие
1. artisan undertaking2. handicraft undertakingРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > кустарное предприятие
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2 ресленное предприятие
1. artisan undertaking2. handicraft undertakingРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > ресленное предприятие
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3 крупное предприятие
1. large-scale interprise2. major concern3. undertaking of wide scopeРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > крупное предприятие
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4 промышленное предприятие
1. industrial organization2. industrial undertakingРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > промышленное предприятие
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5 опасное предприятие
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > опасное предприятие
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6 трудное предприятие
1) Australian slang: hard nut to crack2) Makarov: difficult undertakingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > трудное предприятие
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7 Т-80
ТЕРПЕНИЕ И ТРУД ВСЁ ПЕРЕТРУТ (saying) with patience and persistent work one can overcome all obstacles (said to encourage a person who is faced with a difficult undertaking, challenging task etc): - little strokes fell great oaks perseverance overcomes all things patience wins the day he that can have patience can have what he will they that have patience may accomplish anything. -
8 терпение и труд все перетрут
[saying]=====⇒ with patience and persistent work one can overcome all obstacles (said to encourage a person who is faced with a difficult undertaking, challenging task etc):- they that have patience may accomplish anything.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > терпение и труд все перетрут
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9 дело дел·о
1) affair; (занятие) business; work; (вопрос, проблема) matter (of)вести государственные дела — to manage / to run state affairs
вмешиваться в какое-л. дело — to interpose in a matter
не вмешиваться в дела — to keep out of (smb.'s) affairs
доводить дело (до) — to take / bring matters (to)
начать дело — to set up / to start a business
без дела не входить — no admission / entry except on business
верное / выигрышное дело — winning case / game
внешние / иностранные дела — external / foreign affairs
внутренние дела (страны) — domestic / internal / home affairs
запутанное / сложное дело — complicated matter
личное / частное дело — private affair
международные дела — international / world affairs
невыгодное дело — business does not pay разг.
рискованное дело — touch-and-go business / affair
спешное / срочное / неотложное дело — pressing / urgent business
текущие дела — routine / everyday matters, daily proceedings
тёмное дело — dark business / deals
ведение дел — disposal / transaction of affairs
дело, не имеющее важного значения — matter of little significance
со знанием дела — ex professo лат.
2) (цель, задача, интересы и т.п.) causeправое дело — good / rightful cause
дело, обречённое на провал — hopeless cause
3) (поступок, деяние) deed, actгероические дела — acts of heroism, heroic deeds
4) (специальность) business; (круг знаний) scienceвоенное дело — soldiering, military science
5) канц. file, dossierличное дело — personal file / records, dossier
дело в том, что... — the point is that...
6) юр. caseвести дело — to plead a case, to solicit
возбудить дело (против кого-л.) — to bring an action (against smb.), to take / institute proceedings (against smb.)
завершить / закончить дело — to settle a case
передать дело в прокуратуру — to send / to submit a case to the public prosecutor's office
пересматривать дело — to reopen / to review / to re-examine a case
прекратить дело — to dismiss a case, to withdraw an action
прекратить дело без судебного разбирательства после уплаты штрафа — to settle an offence out of court by payment of a fine
рассматривать / слушать дело в суде — to try / to hear a case
повторно рассматривать дело — to re-examine / to reinvestigate a case
судебное дело — action, case, proceedings, suit
возбудить судебное дело против кого-л. за клевету — to summon smb. for libel
дело о преступлении, наказуемом смертной казнью — capital case
материалы дела — materials of a case, records
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10 вынести что-либо на своих плечах
[vyn'esti na svoikh pi'echakh]
To bear something on one's own shoulders.
To take the whole burden of something; to endure the stress or strain of a difficult undertaking.
Cf. To bear the brunt of something. Русские фразеологизмы в картинках (русско-английский словарь) > вынести что-либо на своих плечах
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11 О-101
КРЕПКИЙ (ТВЁРДЫЙ) ОРЕШЕК (ОРЕХ) coll NP sing only)1. a person who is unbending, difficult to deal with, convince, subjugate etctough cookie (nut, customer).«Напрасно вы упорствуете... Ответьте нам на один вопрос, и мы отпустим вас в камеру отдыхать. Так всё-таки кто же вас заслал в деревню Красное?» - «Кому надо, тот знает», - сказал Чонкин, отдуваясь. Словно кувалдой дали ему в подбородок... «Крепкий орешек», - потирая ушибленную руку, задумчиво сказал полковник (Войнович 4). "There's no point in resisting....Answer one question and we'll let you go rest in your cell. Who sent you to the village of Krasnoye?" "That's known by who's supposed to know," said Chonkin, panting. The next punch hit his chin like a sledgehammer.... "A tough nut," said the colonel pensively, rubbing his bruised hand (4a).2. (of a matter, concept) difficult to understand, (of a problem) difficult to solve, (of an undertaking) difficult to accomplish, (of a fortress, city etc) difficult to capture etctough (hard) nut to crack. -
12 крепкий орех
[NP; sing only]=====1. a person who is unbending, difficult to deal with, convince, subjugate etc:- tough cookie (nut, customer).♦ "Напрасно вы упорствуете... Ответьте нам на один вопрос, и мы отпустим вас в камеру отдыхать. Так всё-таки кто же вас заслал в деревню Красное?" - "Кому надо, тот знает", - сказал Чонкин, отдуваясь. Словно кувалдой дали ему в подбородок... " Крепкий орешек", - потирая ушибленную руку, задумчиво сказал полковник (Войнович 4). "There's no point in resisting....Answer one question and we'll let you go rest in your cell. Who sent you to the village of Krasnoye?" "That's known by who's supposed to know," said Chonkin, panting. The next punch hit his chin like a sledgehammer.... "A tough nut," said the colonel pensively, rubbing his bruised hand (4a).2. (of a matter, concept) difficult to understand, (of a problem) difficult to solve, (of an undertaking) difficult to accomplish, (of a fortress, city etc) difficult to capture etc:- tough (hard) nut to crack.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > крепкий орех
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13 крепкий орешек
[NP; sing only]=====1. a person who is unbending, difficult to deal with, convince, subjugate etc:- tough cookie (nut, customer).♦ "Напрасно вы упорствуете... Ответьте нам на один вопрос, и мы отпустим вас в камеру отдыхать. Так всё-таки кто же вас заслал в деревню Красное?" - "Кому надо, тот знает", - сказал Чонкин, отдуваясь. Словно кувалдой дали ему в подбородок... "Крепкий орешек", - потирая ушибленную руку, задумчиво сказал полковник (Войнович 4). "There's no point in resisting....Answer one question and we'll let you go rest in your cell. Who sent you to the village of Krasnoye?" "That's known by who's supposed to know," said Chonkin, panting. The next punch hit his chin like a sledgehammer.... "A tough nut," said the colonel pensively, rubbing his bruised hand (4a).2. (of a matter, concept) difficult to understand, (of a problem) difficult to solve, (of an undertaking) difficult to accomplish, (of a fortress, city etc) difficult to capture etc:- tough (hard) nut to crack.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > крепкий орешек
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14 твердый орех
[NP; sing only]=====1. a person who is unbending, difficult to deal with, convince, subjugate etc:- tough cookie (nut, customer).♦ "Напрасно вы упорствуете... Ответьте нам на один вопрос, и мы отпустим вас в камеру отдыхать. Так всё-таки кто же вас заслал в деревню Красное?" - "Кому надо, тот знает", - сказал Чонкин, отдуваясь. Словно кувалдой дали ему в подбородок... " Крепкий орешек", - потирая ушибленную руку, задумчиво сказал полковник (Войнович 4). "There's no point in resisting....Answer one question and we'll let you go rest in your cell. Who sent you to the village of Krasnoye?" "That's known by who's supposed to know," said Chonkin, panting. The next punch hit his chin like a sledgehammer.... "A tough nut," said the colonel pensively, rubbing his bruised hand (4a).2. (of a matter, concept) difficult to understand, (of a problem) difficult to solve, (of an undertaking) difficult to accomplish, (of a fortress, city etc) difficult to capture etc:- tough (hard) nut to crack.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > твердый орех
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15 твердый орешек
[NP; sing only]=====1. a person who is unbending, difficult to deal with, convince, subjugate etc:- tough cookie (nut, customer).♦ "Напрасно вы упорствуете... Ответьте нам на один вопрос, и мы отпустим вас в камеру отдыхать. Так всё-таки кто же вас заслал в деревню Красное?" - "Кому надо, тот знает", - сказал Чонкин, отдуваясь. Словно кувалдой дали ему в подбородок... " Крепкий орешек", - потирая ушибленную руку, задумчиво сказал полковник (Войнович 4). "There's no point in resisting....Answer one question and we'll let you go rest in your cell. Who sent you to the village of Krasnoye?" "That's known by who's supposed to know," said Chonkin, panting. The next punch hit his chin like a sledgehammer.... "A tough nut," said the colonel pensively, rubbing his bruised hand (4a).2. (of a matter, concept) difficult to understand, (of a problem) difficult to solve, (of an undertaking) difficult to accomplish, (of a fortress, city etc) difficult to capture etc:- tough (hard) nut to crack.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > твердый орешек
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16 Б-133
HE БОГИ ГОРШКИ ОБЖИГАЮТ (saying) even an ordinary person can cope with sth. difficult (said to encourage or instill confidence in s.o. who is undertaking a task which is new to, or difficult for, him): = it can't be that hard you can do anything you put your mind to what (whatever) man has done man can do any man can do what another man has done. -
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[saying]=====⇒ even an ordinary person can cope with sth. difficult (said to encourage or instill confidence in s.o. who is undertaking a task which is new to, or difficult for, him):- any man can do what another man has done.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не боги горшки обжигают
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18 Г-443
ВЗЙЛСЯ ЗА ГУЖ, HE ГОВОРИ, ЧТО HE ДЮЖ (saying) once you have begun sth., do not complain that it is too difficult or try to back out of it, just finish it (said by, to, or about a person who has voluntarily taken on a commitment and then encounters difficulties but will not allow himself to relinquish his responsibilities also used to reproach a person who, because of difficulties encountered in an undertaking, wants to back out of it): — if you pledge, don't hedge if a job is once begun, never leave it till it's done it's no good turning back halfway in for a penny, in for a pound.Он (Аркадий) застал Базарова в трактире, где они остановились, и долго его уговаривал пойти к губернатору. «Нечего делать! - сказал, наконец, Базаров. - Взялся за гуж - не говори, что не дюж! Приехали смотреть помещиков -давай их смотреть!» (Тургенев 2). Не (Arkady) found Bazarov in the inn where they were staying and set himself to persuade him to visit the governor. "Since there's no way out of it!" said Bazarov at last. "It's no good turning back halfway! We came to have a look at the landlords, so let's go and have a look at them!" (2e). -
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КУДА ТАМ (ТУТ)! ГДЕ (УЖ) TAM! all coll Interj these forms only fixed WOsth. is difficult or impossible to accomplish, the undertaking in question is futile, the effort in question did or will produce results opposite to those desired (often foil. by an explanation of why the attempt failed or what happened instead)no waynot a chance fat chance! out of the question (in limited contexts) far from it what Is the use? not likely.«Твой еще не проснулся?» - «Куды ( ungrammat = куда) там, - засмеялась Нюра, - спит, как сурок. А чего?» -«Дело есть» (Войнович 2). "Your man up yet?" "Fat chance," laughed Nyura "Sleeping like a log. What's the matter?" "I need to see him" (2a).Бабка понесла на базар какое-то барахло, простояла два дня подряд - куда там, никто не покупает, все только продают (Кузнецов 1). Grandmother took some stuff to the market and stood there two days in a row - but what was the use? Nobody was buying, everybody was selling (1a).Вот у тебя по старому делу в 63 году Джилас шел. Что это за штуковина?» - «Неужели даже вам (следователям КГБ) не дают почитать (конфискованные книги)? Тоже не доверяют?» - «Где там... Только то и прочтешь, что на обыске отнимешь» (Буковский 1). "What about that book by Djilas that you were charged with in 1963? What sort of whatsit was it?" "Do you mean to say they don't let you (the KGB investigators) read them Iconfiscated books) either? Don't they trust you either?" "Not likely. All you get to read in my job is what you turn up in the searches" (1a). -
20 С-540
ВО ЧТО БЫ TO НИ СТАЛО ( Invar adv or, less often, nonagreeing modif usu. used with pfv infin (and a word expressing need, determination, intent etc) or with pfv fut fixed WO(used to express the necessity for sth., or the determination, desire etc of a person or group to accomplish sth.) regardless of what obstacles might arise or how difficult the undertaking might turn out to bewhatever (no matter what) the costat all costs no matter what cost what it might (do) whatever it takes (in limited contexts) come what may.Она сидела на перилах веранды, озаренная солнцем, сильная девушка, и ни капли не скрывала своего намерения во что бы то ни стало выжить (Искандер 3). She sat on the veranda railing, a strong young woman illuminated by the sun, and made no secret of the fact that she intended to survive, whatever the cost (3a).Батальонный командир Фабр получил приказ: защищать город во что бы то ни стало (Эренбург 4). Fabre, the commander of the battalion, had been given orders to defend the town at all costs (4a).Путь (в гимназию) был обставлен ритуалами, пронизан суеверием, заклятиями. Так, например, следовало не пропустить некоторых плиток на тротуаре, во что бы то ни стало ступить на них... Иначе в гимназии могли бы произойти несчастья — получение двойки или что-нибудь в этом роде (Олеша 3). That route (to school) was surrounded with rituals and run through with superstitions and incantations. Thus, for example, I couldn't omit certain sidewalk squares, but had to step in them no matter what...lest something unfortunate happen to me at school, such as getting a bad mark or something like that (3a).Претендент понял, что ему представился шанс. И решил во что бы то ни стало стать Директором (Зиновьев 4). Claimant understood that he now had a great opportunity. And he decided to become Director cost what it might (1a).И сейчас (в военное время) бабка решила во что бы то ни стало на пасху печь куличи (Кузнецов 1). And now, though it was wartime, my grandmother decided that, come what may, she was going to bake Easter cakes (1b).
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