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eat one's fill, get one's fill, eat plenty (of) -
2 наесться
eat one's fill, get one's fill, eat plenty (of) -
3 наесться досыта
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ОТ ПУЗА есть, наесться, давать что и т. п. substand PrepP Invar adv(to eat, allow s.o. to eat etc) until one (or s.o.) is completely satiated, satisfied, can eat no more: наесться - - eat a bellyfuleat one's fill fill one's belly eat as much as one wants eat till one is stuffedнакормить кого \П-626 - feed s.o. as much as s.o. wants (can eat)feed s.o. till s.o. is stuffed (in limited contexts) fill (stuff) s.o. 's belly....Дядя Сандро поручал мне, если я к нему приходил в сезон, только собирать фрукты. «Можешь есть от пуза», -говорил он... (Искандер 3)....Uncle Sandro merely commissioned me to pick fruit if I came to him in season. "You can eat a bellyful," he would say... (3a).«А япошки сытые... Им от пуза дают» (Гинзбург 2). "The Japs, though, are well fed.... They're allowed to eat their fill" (2a).Хавай ( substand = ешь), харч казенный, зато от пуза» (Максимов 2). "Help yourself-it's only prison food, but there's as much as you want" (2a).Человечество было бедным и прокармливало себя трудясь... Оно могло, подго-ладывая, накормить «от пуза» нескольких там князей и церковников... (Битов 2). Man was poor and fed himself by laboring....By going slightly hungry he could fill the bellies of a few princes and churchmen... (2a). -
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• ОТ ПУЗА есть, наесться, давать что и т.п. substand[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====⇒ (to eat, allow s.o. to eat etc) until one (or s.o.) is completely satiated, satisfied, can eat no more:- feed s.o. till s.o. is stuffed;- [in limited contexts] fill (stuff) s.o.'s belly.♦...Дядя Сандро поручал мне, если я к нему приходил в сезон, только собирать фрукты. "Можешь есть от пуза", - говорил он... (Искандер 3)....Uncle Sandro merely commissioned me to pick fruit if I came to him in season. "You can eat a bellyful," he would say... (3a).♦ "А япошки сытые... Им от пуза дают" (Гинзбург 2). "The Japs, though, are well fed.... They're allowed to eat their fill" (2a).♦ "Хавай [substand = ешь], харч казенный, зато от пуза" (Максимов 2). "Help yourself - it's only prison food, but there's as much as you want" (2a).♦ Человечество было бедным и прокармливало себя трудясь... Оно могло, подголадывая, накормить "от пуза" нескольких там князей и церковников... (Битов 2). Man was poor and fed himself by laboring....By going slightly hungry he could fill the bellies of a few princes and churchmen... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > от пуза
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6 наесться досыта
1) General subject: have a bellyful, have a full belly, eat fill (напиться вволю)3) Jargon: eat one's fill4) Makarov: eat fill, eat to fullness, eat to repletion -
7 наедаться
несовер. - наедаться; совер. - наесться
eat one's fill; eat plenty (of)* * ** * *наедаться; наесться eat one's fill; eat plenty -
8 наесться до отвала
1) General subject: eat to repletion, have a good feed, have a good stodge, eat to heart content, eat one's fill2) Colloquial: pig out, eat up a storm3) Jargon: feel bloated4) Makarov: eat as much as one can hold, eat to heart con tentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > наесться до отвала
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(наесться, насытиться и т. п.)прост.eat one's fill; eat till one is full (till one can eat no more); stuff oneself to bursting pointОднажды мальчик Ивашка Кудряшкин полез в колхозный сад, чтобы набрать там яблок и тайно насытиться ими до отвала. (А. Гайдар, Горячий камень) — One day small Ivashka Kudryashkin climbed the fence into the kolkhoz orchard to gather apples and stuff himself in secret till he could eat no more.
Наголодавшись и зная, что харч мой всё равно долго не продержится, как бы я его не экономил, я наедался до отвала. (В. Распутин, Уроки французского) — Ravenous as I was, and knowing full well that the food wouldn't last long, however sparing I was, I ate it till I was full.
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10 напитаться
несовер. - питаться, напитываться; совер. - напитаться
1) несовер. - питаться; возвр.; разг. (наесться)
to eat one's fill
2) несовер. - напитываться
become impregnated/saturated/soaked/imbued (with)* * *- питаться; to eat one's fill -
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1) General subject: cram, eat one's fill, load, load up, eat head off -
13 недоедать
без доп.
1) только несовер.
be undernourished, be underfed; not get enough to eat
2) (есть не досыта)
not eat enough; not eat one's fill* * ** * *только be undernourished, be underfed* * * -
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(есть не досыта)
not eat enough; not eat one's fill* * *надоедать; недоесть not eat enough -
15 недоедать
несовер. - надоедать; совер. - недоестьбез доп.1) только несовер. ( не иметь достаточного питания)be undernourished, be underfed; not get enough to eat2) ( есть не досыта)not eat enough; not eat one's fill -
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1) General subject: cram, eat one's fill, load, load up2) Australian slang: guts3) Jargon: stick to one's ribs4) Makarov: gorge oneself on (smth.) (чего-л.), gorge oneself with (smth.) (чего-л.) -
20 досыта
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