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  • 121 Л-105

    К ЛИЦУ кому PrepP Invar
    1. ( subj-compl with copula ( subj: a noun denoting an item of clothing, a hairdo, jewelry, a facial expression etc) or adv
    often neg) sth. befits s.o., makes him look more attractive
    X Y-y не к лицу = X doesn't suit
    X doesn't look good on Y X doesn't flatter Y
    II одет(ый) к лицу - becomingly (attractively) dressed. "(Я) делаю ей походя комплимент: „Валентина Михайловна, какой на вас прекрасный жакет... Прекрасный, - повторяю, - жакет, и очень вам к лицу"» (Войнович 4). "(I) paid her an offhanded compliment- 'Valentina Mikhailovna, what a pretty jacket you're wearing....It's beautiful and it suits you very well'" (4a).
    О молодость! молодость!.. Ты как будто бы обладаешь всеми сокровищами вселенной, даже грусть тебя тешит, даже печаль тебе к лицу... (Тургенев 3). Oh youth, youth!... You seem to own all the treasures of the world, even sorrow amuses you, even grief becomes you... (3a).
    ...Сама Анна Дмитриевна была игрушечка - маленькая, худенькая, с свежим цветом лица, с хорошенькими маленькими ручками, всегда весёлая и всегда к лицу одетая (Толстой 2)....Anna Dmitrievna herself was a pretty toy, small, thin, with a fresh complexion and pretty little hands, always gay and always becomingly dressed (2a).
    2. ( subj-compl with быть0 ( subj: abstr or infin)
    usu. neg) sth. is suitable, right for s.o., befits s.o. 's position
    X (делать X) Y-y не к лицу - X (doing X) does not become (suit) Y
    it is not fitting (becoming) for Y to do X it is unseemly for Y to do X X ill becomes Y.
    (Саша:) Пора уже тебе оставить выпивку и скандалы. Предоставь это тем здоровилам... Они молодые, а тебе всё-таки, старику, не к лицу, право... (Чехов 1). (S.:)...It's time you gave up drinking and making scenes. Leave it to these hearty types. They're young, and it really doesn't suit an old man like you (1b).
    Восьмой (член правления), академик и герой труда, решил, что ему участвовать в этой склоке совсем не к лицу... (Войнович 3). The eighth (member of the board), an academician and Hero of Labor, decided that for him to participate in this squabble was not at all becoming... (3a).
    Вчера вы изволили фокусы делать...» -«Я? - воскликнул в изумлении маг. — Помилосердствуйте. Мне это даже как-то не к лицу!» (Булгаков 9). The other day, if you don't mind, it was your pleasure to perform some tricks..." "Tricks?" the magician exclaimed with astonishment. "Surely, you don't mean it! Such things would ill become me!" (9a).

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  • 122 Р-298

    HE С РУКИ кому PrepP Invar subj-compl with бытье used without negation to convey the opposite meaning)
    1. ( subj: infin) (in refer, to actions that require the use of a tool, instrument, weapon etc) it is difficult or impossible for s.o. to do sth. (because he is holding the tool etc that he is using in an uncomfortable position): делать X Y-y не с руки = it is uncomfortable (difficult) for Y to do X
    Y cannot do X (in limited contexts) Y is out of position (Y isn't positioned right) to do (for) X.
    Опусти пилу пониже, мне не с руки держать её так высоко. Lower the saw a little bit. It's uncomfortable for me to hold it up so high.
    Австриец бежал вдоль решётки, Григорию не с руки было рубить, он, перевесившись с седла, косо держа шашку, опустил её на висок австрийца (Шолохов 2). The Austrian was keeping close to the railing and Grigory was out of position for a slash. Leaning out of his saddle he held the sabre at an angle and let it fall on the Austrian's temple (2a).
    2. ( subj: infin or abstr, often это) the given time or circumstances are not appropriate, convenient etc for s.o. to do sth.: делать X Y-y не с руки — it is inconvenient for Y to do X
    it's not a good idea for Y to do X (in refer, to an inopportune moment) X is coming at the wrong time (at a bad time) it's not the right (a good) time for Y to do X (in limited contexts) Y cannot spare the time to do X.
    Так было с Францией - вдруг (Сергей) сказал, что исчезло всякое желание ехать: «Мне сейчас не с руки» (Трифонов 3)....He (Sergei) had decided against the trip to France. He suddenly announced that he had lost all desire to go: "I can't spare the time right now" (3a)
    3. ( subj: usu. abstr or infin) sth. is not acceptable or agreeable to s.o.: X (делать X) Y-y не с руки - X (doing X) doesn't suit (appeal to) Y
    it doesn't suit (appeal to) Y to do X. "Я не поеду», - решительно заявил Митька. «Ты что? -Христоня нахмурился... - Отбиваешься от своих? Не с руки?» (Шолохов 3). "I won't go," Mitka said decidedly. "What's the idea?" Khristonya frowned...."Are you breaking away from your own pals? Don't they suit you now?" (3a).
    «Меня и в город зовут, да не с руки мне там, и соблазна много» (Максимов 3). ( context transl) "I've had offers in the town, but it isn't really what I'm looking for, and there would be too many temptations" (3a).

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  • 123 Т-4

    И ТАК (Particle Invar
    anyhow, even without (doing what is specified in the preceding context)
    as it is
    anyway (in limited contexts) already.
    (Сарафанов:) Как? Ты хочешь уехать?.. Прямо сегодня? Сейчас? (Бусыгин:) Да, папа. Мы и так задержались (Вампилов 4). (S.:) What? You want to go?...Today? This minute? (B.:) Yes, Dad. We've stayed too long as it is (4a).
    ...Коля собственноручно заколотил дверь, ведущую во двор, и велел Даше не открывать парадной двери незнакомым людям, пока не посмотрит на них с балкона. «Я и так всегда на балконе», - сказала Даша (Искандер 3)....Kolya personally boarded up the door to the courtyard and ordered Dasha not to open the front door until she had looked from the balcony to see who was there. "I'm always on the balcony anyway," Dasha said (3a).
    На его лице появилось выражение надменности и самодовольства. Царственно он сунул руку в боковой карман, где лежат документы. «Не трудитесь, — сказал я ему, - я и так вижу, кто вы такой» (Войнович 1). ( context transl) His face assumed a smug and arrogant expression. With a regal gesture, he stuck his hand into the pocket containing his ID. "Don't bother," I said. "I don't need that to know who you are" (1a).

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  • 124 Х-108

    HE ХУДО (HE ДУРНО, HE ПЛОХО) (БЫ) coll these forms only impers predic with быть» usu. foil. by infin fixed WO
    it would not be bad, it is desirable, advisable (todo sth.): it's not (it wouldn't be) a bad idea (for s.o. to do sth.)
    it wouldn't be a bad thing (if s.o. did sth. (for s.o. to do sth.)) it would be a good idea (for s.o. to do sth.) it won't (wouldn't, couldn't) hurt ( s.o. to do sth.) s.o. wouldn't do badly (by doing sth.).
    (Кочкарев:) Да ведь ты сейчас объявил, что хочешь (жениться). (Подколесин:) Я говорил только, что не худо бы (Гоголь 1). (К.:) But you just now said that you wanted to (get married). (P:) I only said that it wouldn't be a bad idea (1a).
    «...Псарня чудная, вряд людям вашим житьё такое ж, как вашим собакам». Один из псарей обиделся. «Мы на своё житье, - сказал он, - благодаря бога и барина не жалуемся, а что правда, то правда, иному и дворянину не худо бы променять усадьбу на любую здешнюю конурку» (Пушкин 1). "...The kennels are marvellous...but I don't imagine your servants live as well as your dogs." One of the grooms took offence at this remark. "Thanks to God and our master, we have no complaints about how we live," he said, "but it's only true to say that some noblemen wouldn't do badly by exchanging their estate for any one of our kennels here" (1b).

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  • 125 игра в бирюльки

    [VP; subj: human; often neg or infin with хватит, перестань(те) etc]
    =====
    ⇒ to occupy o.s. with trifles (with the implication that one should be doing sth. serious, productive instead):
    - X в бирюльки играет≈ X fritters (fiddles) away the time;
    - X fiddles (fools, putters) around;
    || Neg X не в бирюльки играет≈ [with an emphasis on the seriousness of the matter] X is not playing games (with person Y).
    ○ ИГРА В БИРЮЛЬКИ [NP] ≈ fiddling <fooling, puttering> around; trifles; trifling matters.
         ♦ "А это ты нас не учи, что делать. - Он подступал к арестованному, красноречиво поигрывая деревянной кобурой у пояса. - Мы из тебя, ваше благородие, быстро гонор вышибем. Мы сюда не в бирюльки играть заявились" (Максимов 3). "Don't you tell us what to do."...He went up to the prisoner, eloquently fingering the wooden holster at his waist. "We'll soon cut you down to size. We haven't come here to fool around" (3a).
         ♦ "Кто подделывал икону?" - спросил Антон. "Не знаю!" - торопливо выпалил Вася... [Антон] передал фотоснимок [Васе] Сипенятину: "Узнаёте художника?" Тот, оценивающе прищурясь, натянуто усмехнулся: "Как волков флажками обложили". - "Вы что, думали, в бирюльки с вами играть будут?" (Чернёнок 2). "Who forged the icon?" Anton asked. "I don't know," Vasya burst out... [Anton] handed the picture to [Vasya] Sipeniatin. "Do you recognize the artist?" Vasya squinted as he appraised the picture and laughed nervously. "You've got him pegged." "Did you think we were going to play games with you?" (2a).
    —————
    ← From the name of an old game in which a large number of very small objects (" бирюльки") were scattered on a table and the players tried to pull out one item at a time with a small hook without disturbing the other objects. Cf. jackstraws, pick-up-sticks.

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  • 126 играть в бирюльки

    [VP; subj: human; often neg or infin with хватит, перестань(те) etc]
    =====
    ⇒ to occupy o.s. with trifles (with the implication that one should be doing sth. serious, productive instead):
    - X в бирюльки играет≈ X fritters (fiddles) away the time;
    - X fiddles (fools, putters) around;
    || Neg X не в бирюльки играет≈ [with an emphasis on the seriousness of the matter] X is not playing games (with person Y).
    ○ ИГРА В БИРЮЛЬКИ [NP] ≈ fiddling <fooling, puttering> around; trifles; trifling matters.
         ♦ "А это ты нас не учи, что делать. - Он подступал к арестованному, красноречиво поигрывая деревянной кобурой у пояса. - Мы из тебя, ваше благородие, быстро гонор вышибем. Мы сюда не в бирюльки играть заявились" (Максимов 3). "Don't you tell us what to do."...He went up to the prisoner, eloquently fingering the wooden holster at his waist. "We'll soon cut you down to size. We haven't come here to fool around" (3a).
         ♦ "Кто подделывал икону?" - спросил Антон. "Не знаю!" - торопливо выпалил Вася... [Антон] передал фотоснимок [Васе] Сипенятину: "Узнаёте художника?" Тот, оценивающе прищурясь, натянуто усмехнулся: "Как волков флажками обложили". - "Вы что, думали, в бирюльки с вами играть будут?" (Чернёнок 2). "Who forged the icon?" Anton asked. "I don't know," Vasya burst out... [Anton] handed the picture to [Vasya] Sipeniatin. "Do you recognize the artist?" Vasya squinted as he appraised the picture and laughed nervously. "You've got him pegged." "Did you think we were going to play games with you?" (2a).
    —————
    ← From the name of an old game in which a large number of very small objects (" бирюльки") were scattered on a table and the players tried to pull out one item at a time with a small hook without disturbing the other objects. Cf. jackstraws, pick-up-sticks.

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  • 127 ворон ловить

    • ВОРОН <ГАЛОК, МУХ> СЧИТАТЬ; ВОРОН < МУХ> ЛОВИТЬ all coll, disapprov
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. [often pres (in questions), neg imper, or infin with хватит, нечего etc]
    ⇒ to look around aimlessly, absent-mindedly, getting distracted from what one is doing:
    - X ворон считает≈ X stands <sits etc> gaping;
    - X stands <sits etc> there just looking (around);
    || Neg Imper ворон не считай≈ [in limited contexts;
    - with verbs of motion] look < watch> where you're going.
         ♦ "Чего ворон-то считаете? - закричала Анна и замахала рукой. - Не видите, кто приехал?" (Абрамов 1). "Are you going to stand there just looking?" Anna waved her arms. "Don't you see who's come?" (1b).
         ♦ "Как пройти в управление, к Дудыреву?" - "Топай прямо да ворон не считай. Толкнут ненароком..." Семён направился по обочине дороги, оглядываясь во все стороны (Тендряков 1). "Can you tell me how to get to the Director's office, to Dudyrev?" "Straight ahead, only look where you're going, or there'll be an accident." Simon made his way along the path by the road, looking around him on all sides (1a).
    2. to spend time aimlessly, lazily, be idle:
    - X ворон считает≈ X loafs (around);
    - X twiddles < sits around twiddling> his thumbs;
    - X goofs off.
         ♦ Прекрати ворон считать! Сейчас же садись за уроки! Quit goofing off! Sit down and do your homework right now!
    3. to be inactive (in a situation when some action is required or expected):
    - X ворон считает≈ X (stands back <by> and) does nothing;
    - X takes no action.
         ♦ Вопрос о том, какому отделу отдать освободившееся помещение, ещё не решён, но если вы будете ворон считать, то ваш отдел его точно не получит. It has yet to be decided which department will get the offices that have been vacated, but if you don't take action yours certainly won't.

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  • 128 ворон считать

    • ВОРОН <ГАЛОК, МУХ> СЧИТАТЬ; ВОРОН < МУХ> ЛОВИТЬ all coll, disapprov
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. [often pres (in questions), neg imper, or infin with хватит, нечего etc]
    ⇒ to look around aimlessly, absent-mindedly, getting distracted from what one is doing:
    - X ворон считает≈ X stands <sits etc> gaping;
    - X stands <sits etc> there just looking (around);
    || Neg Imper ворон не считай≈ [in limited contexts;
    - with verbs of motion] look < watch> where you're going.
         ♦ "Чего ворон-то считаете? - закричала Анна и замахала рукой. - Не видите, кто приехал?" (Абрамов 1). "Are you going to stand there just looking?" Anna waved her arms. "Don't you see who's come?" (1b).
         ♦ "Как пройти в управление, к Дудыреву?" - "Топай прямо да ворон не считай. Толкнут ненароком..." Семён направился по обочине дороги, оглядываясь во все стороны (Тендряков 1). "Can you tell me how to get to the Director's office, to Dudyrev?" "Straight ahead, only look where you're going, or there'll be an accident." Simon made his way along the path by the road, looking around him on all sides (1a).
    2. to spend time aimlessly, lazily, be idle:
    - X ворон считает≈ X loafs (around);
    - X twiddles < sits around twiddling> his thumbs;
    - X goofs off.
         ♦ Прекрати ворон считать! Сейчас же садись за уроки! Quit goofing off! Sit down and do your homework right now!
    3. to be inactive (in a situation when some action is required or expected):
    - X ворон считает≈ X (stands back <by> and) does nothing;
    - X takes no action.
         ♦ Вопрос о том, какому отделу отдать освободившееся помещение, ещё не решён, но если вы будете ворон считать, то ваш отдел его точно не получит. It has yet to be decided which department will get the offices that have been vacated, but if you don't take action yours certainly won't.

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