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1 tailor
1. n1) кравець2) торговець чоловічим одягом3) орн. птах-кравецьTom T. — збірн. кравці
2. v1) шити, кравцювати2) шитися3) шити на когось; бути чиїмсь кравцем4) витримувати у строгому стилі5) робити (виготовляти) на замовлення; пристосовувати. догоджати6) розм. промазати (у стрільбі)* * *I n1) кравецьtailor's block /dummy/ — манекен
tailor's workshop — ательє мод, швальня
3) = tailor-bird••to ride like a tailor — погано їздити верхи; не триматися в сідлі
II vthe tailor makes the man — пpиcл. кравець робить людину; = одяг прикрашає людину
1) шитиthis cloth is difficult to tailor — з цього матеріалу важко що-н. зшити, з цього матеріалу нічого путнього не зшиєш
tailored to suit the customer — зшитий на замовлення; шитися
2) шити на кого-н.; бути чиїмсь кравцем3) кравцювати, бути кравцем4) витримувати в строгому стилі, витримувати в стилі чоловічого одягу ( про жіночий одяг)5) робити на замовлення; пристосовувати; призначати для визначеної мети; виготовляти для спеціального застосування6) cл. "засікти", зіпсувати ( неправильно підстреливши дичину) -
2 tailor
I n1) кравецьtailor's block /dummy/ — манекен
tailor's workshop — ательє мод, швальня
3) = tailor-bird••to ride like a tailor — погано їздити верхи; не триматися в сідлі
II vthe tailor makes the man — пpиcл. кравець робить людину; = одяг прикрашає людину
1) шитиthis cloth is difficult to tailor — з цього матеріалу важко що-н. зшити, з цього матеріалу нічого путнього не зшиєш
tailored to suit the customer — зшитий на замовлення; шитися
2) шити на кого-н.; бути чиїмсь кравцем3) кравцювати, бути кравцем4) витримувати в строгому стилі, витримувати в стилі чоловічого одягу ( про жіночий одяг)5) робити на замовлення; пристосовувати; призначати для визначеної мети; виготовляти для спеціального застосування6) cл. "засікти", зіпсувати ( неправильно підстреливши дичину) -
3 _батьки і діти
as the mother, so is the daughter as the twig is bent, so the tree is inclined blood is thicker than water charity begins at home a child may have too much of his mother's blessing a child needs love the most when he deserves it the least the child is father of the man a child's spirit is easily broken and difficult to heal children are certain cares children are poor men's riches children should be seen and not heard a crooked stick throws a crooked shadow every mother's duck is a swan he that has no children brings them up well late children, early orphans like begets like like father, like son little pitchers have long ears a man among children will long be a child mother's darlings are but milkshop heroes spare the rod and spoil the child when children stand quiet, they have done some harm
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