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121 так что же
[sent; fixed WO]=====1. (used in response to the interlocutor's statement to show that the speaker does not consider it very important, of particular consequence) what is so important about that?:- (so <well,>) what of it?;- so what?♦ "Услышат... хозяйка подумает, что я в самом деле хочу уехать..." - "Ну, так что ж? Пусть её думает!" (Гончаров 1). "They may hear you....My landlady may think...that I really mean to go away." "Well, what of it? Let her!" (1b).♦ [Смельская:] За мной очень ухаживает князь. [Негина:] Так что ж! Уж это твоё дело (Островский 11). [S.:] The prince is paying me a lot of attention. [N.:] What of it? That's your business (11a).2. used to induce the interlocutor to begin or continue speaking, or to encourage him to get to the point:- so...?;- so tell me (us)...;- then what?;- go on.♦ Ну так что же, будешь запираться дальше или скажешь всю правду? So, are you going to continue insisting you're not guilty or are you going to tell us the truth?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > так что же
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122 тяп да ляп
• ТЯП ДА ЛЯП; ТЯП-ЛЯП both coll[Invar; fixed WO]=====1. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) hastily and carelessly:- slapdash;- sloppily;- any old way;- bing, bang, boom.♦ Книжные полки никуда не годятся, он их сделал тяп-ляп. These bookshelves are good for nothing, he put them together slapdash.2. [Interj; often used as predic (impers or with subj: всё)]⇒ used as an appraisal of how s.o. does sth. quickly but carelessly and crudely:- (slam) bang - and it's done.♦ "Вы хотели ведь написать к домовому хозяину?.. Вот бы теперь и написали". - "Теперь, теперь! Ещё у меня поважнее есть дело. Ты думаешь, что это дрова рубить? Тяп да ляп?" (Гончаров 1). "But you were going to write to the landlord, weren't you, sir?...You ought to write him now, sir." "Now, now! I have much more important business to attend to. You think it's just like chopping wood? Bang-and it's done?" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > тяп да ляп
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123 тяп-ляп
• ТЯП ДА ЛЯП; ТЯП-ЛЯП both coll[Invar; fixed WO]=====1. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) hastily and carelessly:- slapdash;- sloppily;- any old way;- bing, bang, boom.♦ Книжные полки никуда не годятся, он их сделал тяп-ляп. These bookshelves are good for nothing, he put them together slapdash.2. [Interj; often used as predic (impers or with subj: всё)]⇒ used as an appraisal of how s.o. does sth. quickly but carelessly and crudely:- (slam) bang - and it's done.♦ "Вы хотели ведь написать к домовому хозяину?.. Вот бы теперь и написали". - "Теперь, теперь! Ещё у меня поважнее есть дело. Ты думаешь, что это дрова рубить? Тяп да ляп?" (Гончаров 1). "But you were going to write to the landlord, weren't you, sir?...You ought to write him now, sir." "Now, now! I have much more important business to attend to. You think it's just like chopping wood? Bang-and it's done?" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > тяп-ляп
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124 ни к чему
• НИ К ЧЕМУ coll[Invar]=====1. (кому) [subj-compl with copula (subj: any noun, most often concr)]⇒ a thing (or, less often, a person or group) is not needed by s.o., cannot be used by s.o. (and, therefore, s.o. does not want to deal with it or him):- Y has no need of < for> X;- [in limited contexts] X won't help;- thing X won't do any good.♦ Она [медсестра] совсем была девочка, но роста высокого, тёмненькая и с японским разрезом глаз. На голове у ней так сложно было настроено, что ни шапочка, ни даже косынка никак не могли бы этого покрыть... Все это было Олегу совсем ни к чему, но он с интересом рассматривал ее белую корону... (Солженицын 10). She [the nurse] was no more than a girl, but quite tall, with a dark complexion and a Japanese slant to her eyes. Her hair was piled on top of her head in such a complicated way that no cap or scarf would ever have been able to cover it.... None of this was much use to Oleg, but still he studied her white tiara with interest... (10a).♦ "Ведь ему безразлично, покойнику, - шёпотом сипел Коровьев, - ему теперь, сами согласитесь, Никанор Иванович, квартира эта ни к чему?" (Булгаков 9). "After all, it is all the same to him - to the dead man," Koroviev hissed in a loud whisper. "You will agree yourself, Nikanor Ivanovich, that he has no use for the apartment now?" (9a).♦ "Вот вы пренебрежительно отозвались о космосе, а ведь спутник, ракеты - это великий шаг, это восхищает, и согласитесь, что ни одно членистоногое не способно к таким свершениям"... - "Я мог бы возразить, что космос членистоногим ни к чему" (Стругацкие 3). "You scoffed at the cosmos, yet the sputniks and rockets are a great step forward-they're amazing, and you must agree that not a single arthropod is capable of doing it."..."I could argue by saying that arthropods have no need for the cosmos" (3a).♦ [Кай:] А слезы нам ни к чему. Без них, будьте любезны (Арбузов 2). [К.:] Tears won't help. No tears, if you please (2a).2. [subj-compl with copula (subj: infin, deverbal noun, or это)]⇒ some action is unnecessary, useless, futile:- [in limited contexts] doing X isn't doing < won't do> (person Y) any good.♦ Продолжать этот разговор было ни к чему (Распутин 2). There was no point in continuing the conversation (2a).♦...[Настёна] опустила восла... Она и без того отплыла достаточно, дальше грести ни к чему (Распутин 2)....[Nastyona] dropped the oars....She was far enough away as it was, there was no need to row any further (2a).♦ "Володя, чтобы не было недоразумений. Я разделяю линию партии. Будем держать свои взгляды при себе. Ни к чему бесполезные споры" (Рыбаков 2). "Volodya, just so there won't be any misunderstandings, I want you to know that I accept the Party line. Let's keep our views to ourselves. No need to have pointless arguments" (2a).♦ Все это описывать ни к чему. Просто надо проклясть негодяев, чьей волей творилось подобное! (Ивинская 1). It is pointless to try and describe such things. All one can do is curse the evil men by whose orders they were perpetrated (1a).♦ "Слушайте, Виктор, - сказал Голем. - Я позволил вам болтать на эту тему только для того, чтобы вы испугались и не лезли в чужую кашу. Вам это совершенно ни к чему. Вы и так уже на заметке..." (Стругацкие 1). "Listen, Victor," said Golem. "I've allowed you to shoot your mouth off on this topic only to get you scared, to stop you from sticking your nose into other people's business. This isn't doing you any good. They've got an eye on you as it is" (1a).3. [adv]⇒ without reason or cause:- to no purpose.♦ И ни к чему, некстати - у меня вырвалось (если бы я удержался): "А скажите: вам когда-нибудь случалось пробовать никотин или алкоголь?" (Замятин 1). And inappropriately, to no purpose, the words broke out (if I had only restrained myself!): "Tell me, have you ever tasted nicotine or alcohol?" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни к чему
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125 Игра игрою, а дело делом
Work does not go with amusement See Гулять так гулять, работать так работать (Г), Дело с бездельем не смешивай (Д), Делу - время, потехе - час (Д), Пахать, так в дуду не играть (П)Cf: Play while you play; work while you work (Am.). There is a time for all things (Am., Br.). Work is work, and play is play (Br.). You can't mix business and pleasure (Am.).Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Игра игрою, а дело делом
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126 У хлеба не без крошек, у торговли не без урона
When you have a business, you must lose some timesCf: Every gain must have a loss (Am.). There is no trader who does not meet with losses (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > У хлеба не без крошек, у торговли не без урона
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127 амплуа
с. нескл. театр.line of business, line; (перен.) roleамплуа первого любовника, резонёра — the role / part of the jeune premier, of the moralizer
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128 браться
взятьсябраться за чтение — begin* to read; begin* / start reading; get* down to reading
браться за дело — get* down to business, или to brass tacks
браться за перо, за кисть — take* up the pen, the brush
взяться за работу — set* about the work, apply oneself to the work
взяться за разрешение проблемы — tackle a problem
браться за руки — join hands; link arms
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браться за ум разг. — come* to one's senses, become* / grow* reasonableбраться за кого-л. разг. — take* smb. in hand
откуда это берётся? — where does all this come from?, what is the source of all this?
откуда ни возьмись разг. — from nowhere, out of the blue
откуда что берётся? — who would ever have expected it?, who would have thought it?
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