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even trot

  • 1 пускать рысью

    рысью, на рысях — at at trot

    Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > пускать рысью

  • 2 мерная рысь

    1) General subject: even trot

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > мерная рысь

  • 3 Д-25

    ДАРОМ ЧТО coll subord Conj, concessive) notwithstanding (the fact that): (even) though although despite (in spite of) (the fact that ( s.o. 's doing sth. etc)) (in limited contexts) it doesn't matter that... I (you etc) may...but
    даром что профессор (умный и т. п.) = professor (intelligent etc) or not
    ...«Да вот не развалилось же (крыльцо), даром что шестнадцать лет без поправки стоит» (Гончаров 1). They (the front steps) haven't fallen down, though they have stood there for sixteen years without any repairs" (1a).
    «Маше здесь оставаться не гоже. Отправим её в Оренбург... Да и тебе советовал бы с нею туда же отправиться даром что ты старуха, а посмотри что с тобою будет, коли возьмут фортецию приступом» (Пушкин 2). "It won't do for Masha to stay here. Let us send her to Orenburg....And I would advise you to go there with her, although you're an old woman, consider what would happen to you if the fortress were taken" (2b).
    Мужичок ехал рысцой на белой лошадке по тёмной узкой дорожке вдоль самой рощи он весь был ясно виден, весь, до заплаты на плече, даром что ехал в тени... (Тургенев 2). A peasant on a white nag went at a trot along the dark, narrow path close beside the copse, his whole figure was clearly visible even to the patch on his shoulder, in spite of his being in the shade... (2b).
    (Анисья:)...На дуру-то, на Акулину, погляди... Даром что дура, забрала себе в голову: я, говорит, хозяйка (Толстой 1). (А.:)...lake a look at the half-wit, at Akulina....Don't matter she's an idiot, she's gotten it into her head: I'm the lady of the house, she says (1a).
    Да куда мне за ней! Я даром что моложе, а не выстоять мне столько!» (Гончаров 1). "...I'm afraid I can't keep up with her! I may be the younger one, but I can't stand as long as she can!" (1a).
    «...Чей он прозвищем?.. Листницкий... Очки носит. Ну, да нехай (regional = пусть)! Даром что в очках, а жеребца не дамся обогнать!» (Шолохов 2). "...What's his name?...Listnitsky....Wears glasses. Well, let him! Glasses or not, I'm not going to let him get past the stallion!" (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Д-25

  • 4 О-51

    БЕЗ ОГЛЙДКИ coll PrepP, Invar, adv
    1. бежать, убегать и т. п. - (to run, run away etc) very quickly and without turning around to look behind one: (fast and) without a backward glance
    (fast and) without looking back with abandon.
    Орозкул встал, подтянул штаны и, боясь оглянуться, затрусил прочь... Но Кулубек остановил его: «Стой! Мы тебе скажем последнее слово. У тебя никогда не будет детей. Ты злой и негодный человек... Уходи — и чтобы навсегда. А ну быстрее!» Орозкул побежал без оглядки (Айтматов 1). Огог-kul stood up, pulled up his trousers, and, afraid to glance back, ran away at a quick trot....But Kulubek stopped him: "Wait! We'll say to you one final word. You will never have any children. You are an evil and worthless man....Go from here-forever. Double quick!" Orozkul ran off without a backward glance (1a).
    2. (to make a decision, set out upon a course of action etc) resolutely, without vacillation
    without looking back
    without a backward glance without any hesitation without a second thought without thinking twice.
    3. предаваться чему, делать что и т. п. - (to do sth.) unrestrainedly, forgetting all else, (indulge in sth.) without limiting o.s. etc
    unreservedly
    without restraint (reserve) (give o.s.) completely (to sth.).
    4. любить кого, верить кому \О-51 (to love s.o.) to the greatest possible extent, (to trust s.o.) fully and completely
    without any reservations
    without reservation unreservedly unconditionally.
    ...Любить она (Кира) умела, как любят сейчас на Земле, -спокойно и без оглядки... (Стругацкие 4). Куга was capable of true love, the way women on Earth would love-quiet and without any reservations (4a).
    5. imprudently, without due consideration
    carelessly
    recklessly rashly thoughtlessly indiscriminately.
    Вместе с Ахматовой он (Мандельштам) выдумал игру: у каждого из них есть кучка талонов на признание поэтов, но она - жмот, сквалыга - свои талоны бережёт, а он истратил последний на старика Звенигородского и просит взаймы хоть один, хоть половинку... Она действительно свои талоны берегла, а в старости стала раздавать их без оглядки - направо и налево (Мандельштам 2). Не (Mandelstam) and Akhmatova even invented a game: each of them had a certain number of tokens to be expended on the recognition of poets - but while she was tightfisted and hung on to her tokens for all she was worth, he spent his last one on old Zvenigorodski, and then had to beg her to "lend" him one, or even half of one....Having hoarded them up so jealously, in her old age Akhmatova began to hand out her tokens indiscriminately, right, left, and center (2a)

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > О-51

  • 5 даром что

    [subord Conj, concessive]
    =====
    ⇒ notwithstanding (the fact that):
    - despite < in spite of> (the fact that < s.o.'s doing sth. etc>);
    - [in limited contexts] it doesn't matter that...;
    - I <you etc> may...but;
    || даром что профессор (умный и т. п.) ≈ professor (intelligent etc) or not...
         ♦ "Да вот не развалилось же [крыльцо], даром что шестнадцать лет без поправки стоит" (Гончаров 1). "They [the front steps] haven't fallen down, though they have stood there for sixteen years without any repairs" (1a).
         ♦ "Маше здесь оставаться не гоже. Отправим её в Оренбург... Да и тебе советовал бы с нею туда же отправиться; даром что ты старуха, а посмотри что с тобою будет, коли возьмут фортецию приступом" (Пушкин 2). "It won't do for Masha to stay here. Let us send her to Orenburg....And I would advise you to go there with her; although you're an old woman, consider what would happen to you if the fortress were taken" (2b).
         ♦ Мужичок ехал рысцой на белой лошадке по тёмной узкой дорожке вдоль самой рощи; он весь был ясно виден, весь, до заплаты на плече, даром что ехал в тени... (Тургенев 2). A peasant on a white nag went at a trot along the dark, narrow path close beside the copse; his whole figure was clearly visible even to the patch on his shoulder, in spite of his being in the shade... (2b).
         ♦ [Анисья:]...На дуру-то, на Акулину, погляди... Даром что дура, забрала себе в голову: я, говорит, хозяйка (Толстой 1). [ А.:]... Tkke a look at the half-wit, at Akulina....Don't matter she's an idiot, she's gotten it into her head: I'm the lady of the house, she says (1a).
         ♦ "Да куда мне за ней! Я даром что моложе, а не выстоять мне столько!" (Гончаров 1). "...I'm afraid I can't keep up with her! I may be the younger one, but I can't stand as long as she can!" (1a).
         ♦ "...Чей он прозвищем?.. Листницкий... Очки носит. Ну, да нехай [regional = пусть]! Даром что в очках, а жеребца не дамся обогнать!" (Шолохов 2). "...What's his name?...Listnitsky....Wears glasses. Well, let him! Glasses or not, I'm not going to let him get past the stallion!" (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > даром что

  • 6 без оглядки

    [PrepP; Invar; adv]
    =====
    1. бежать, убегать и т.п. без оглядки (to run, run away etc) very quickly and without turning around to look behind one:
    - with abandon.
         ♦ Орозкул встал, подтянул штаны и, боясь оглянуться, затрусил прочь... Но Кулубек остановил его: " Стой! Мы тебе скажем последнее слово. У тебя никогда не будет детей. Ты злой и негодный человек... Уходи - и чтобы навсегда. А ну быстрее!" Орозкул побежал без оглядки (Айтматов 1). Orozkul stood up, pulled up his trousers, and, afraid to glance back, ran away at a quick trot....But Kulubek stopped him: "Wait! We'll say to you one final word. You will never have any children. You are an evil and worthless man....Go from here-forever. Double quick!" Orozkul ran off without a backward glance (1a).
    2. (to make a decision, set out upon a course of action etc) resolutely, without vacillation:
    - without thinking twice.
    3. предаваться чему, делать что и т.п. без оглядки (to do sth.) unrestrainedly, forgetting all else, (indulge in sth.) without limiting o.s. etc:
    - (give o.s.) completely (to sth.).
    4. любить кого, верить кому без оглядки (to love s.o.) to the greatest possible extent, (to trust s.o.) fully and completely:
    - unconditionally.
         ♦...Любить она [Кира] умела, как любят сейчас на Земле, - спокойно и без оглядки... (Стругацкие 4). Kyra was capable of true love, the way women on Earth would love-quiet and without any reservations (4a).
    5. imprudently, without due consideration:
    - indiscriminately.
         ♦ Вместе с Ахматовой он [Мандельштам] выдумал игру: у каждого из них есть кучка талонов на признание поэтов, но она - жмот, сквалыга - свои талоны бережёт, а он истратил последний на старика Звенигородского и просит взаймы хоть один, хоть половинку... Она действительно свои талоны берегла, а в старости стала раздавать их без оглядки - направо и налево (Мандельштам 2). Не [Mandelstam] and Akhmatova even invented a game: each of them had a certain number of tokens to be expended on the recognition of poets - but while she was tightfisted and hung on to her tokens for all she was worth, he spent his last one on old Zvenigorodski, and then had to beg her to "lend" him one, or even half of one....Having hoarded them up so jealously, in her old age Akhmatova began to hand out her tokens indiscriminately, right, left, and center (2a)

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без оглядки

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