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1 Ч-4
НА ЧАЙ2 приглашать, звать кого (к кому) и т. п. НА ЧАШКУ ЧАЯ (-ю) PrepP these forms only adv(to invite s.o. over) to partake of tea (and refreshments): (invite s.o.) to tea(invite s.o. over ((a)round etc)) for (a cup of) tea....Губернатор сделал ему приглашение пожаловать к нему того же дня на домашнюю вечеринку, прочие чиновники тоже, с своей стороны, кто на обед, кто на бостончик, кто на чашку чаю (Гоголь 3)....The governor invited him that same evening to a party and the other civil servants, for their part, also invited him, one to dinner, another to a game of boston, and a third to tea (3a).В этот день он пригласил к себе своего фельдфебеля на чашку чая (Федин 1). That day he had invited his sergeant-major round for a cup of tea (1a). -
2 на чай
I• НА ЧАЙ давать кому, брать, получать, просить и т.п. coll; НА ЧАЕК obs, coll, humor[PrepP; these forms only; obj]=====⇒ (to give s.o., take, receive, ask for etc) a small monetary reward for a minor service:- X дал Y-y < Y получил> - - X gave Y < Y received> a tip < tips>;- X gave Y < Y received> a ruble <two rubles etc> as (for) a tip;- X tipped Y.♦ Носильщики, но не те, которых мы сначала подрядили, а какие-то новые, подхватили багаж. Мне... сказали, что я могу ни о чём не беспокоиться: всё будет доставлено прямо в вагон. И я заметила, что первые носильщики даже не подошли ко мне поклянчить на чай, а просто испарились... (Мандельштам 1). Some porters-not the ones we had hired, but some new ones-picked up my luggage. They told me I needn't worry and that everything would be taken right through to the train. I noticed that the first ones didn't come up to beg for tips, but just vanished (1a).♦ Ящик был такой тяжёлый, что почтальон с трудом внёс его в комнату и потребовал рубль "на чай" (Чуковская 1). The crate was so heavy that the mailman had a hard time bringing it into the room, and demanded a ruble as a tip (1a).♦ "Расчёт, Андрей, принимай! Вот тебе пятнадцать рублей за тройку, а вот пятьдесят на водку... за готовность, за любовь твою..." - "Боюсь я, барин... - заколебался Андрей, - пять рублей на чай пожалуйте, а больше не приму" (Достоевский 1). "Your pay, Andrei, take it! Fifteen roubles for the troika, and fifty for vodka...for your willingness, your love..." "I'm afraid, your honor...," Andrei hesitated. "Give me five roubles for a tip, if you like, but I won't take more" (1a).♦ Когда почтальонша приносит мне денежный перевод и мне приходится заполнять бланк, я всегда вынужден у неё спрашивать, какое у нас число и какой год. Иногда бывает неудобно. Правда, я всегда даю им на чай, и почтальонши обычно радостно отвечают на мой вопрос (Искандер 4). When the postwoman brings me a money order and I have to fill out the form, I'm always forced to ask her what day of the month it is and what year. Sometimes it's awkward. Granted, I always tip them, and they're usually glad to answer my question (4a).II• НА ЧАЙ приглашать, звать кого (к кому) и т.п.; НА ЧАШКУ ЧАЯ <-ю>[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to invite s.o. over) to partake of tea (and refreshments):- (invite s.o.) to tea;- (invite s.o. over <(a)round etc)> for (a cup of) tea.♦...Губернатор сделал ему приглашение пожаловать к нему того же дня на домашнюю вечеринку, прочие чиновники тоже, с своей стороны, кто на обед, кто на бостончик, кто на чашку чаю (Гоголь 3)....The governor invited him that same evening to a party and the other civil servants, for their part, also invited him, one to dinner, another to a game of boston, and a third to tea (3a).♦ В этот день он пригласил к себе своего фельдфебеля на чашку чая (Федин 1). That day he had invited his sergeant-major round for a cup of tea (1a). -
3 на чашку чаю
• НА ЧАЙ приглашать, звать кого (к кому) и т.п.; НА ЧАШКУ ЧАЯ <-ю>[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to invite s.o. over) to partake of tea (and refreshments):- (invite s.o.) to tea;- (invite s.o. over <(a)round etc)> for (a cup of) tea.♦...Губернатор сделал ему приглашение пожаловать к нему того же дня на домашнюю вечеринку, прочие чиновники тоже, с своей стороны, кто на обед, кто на бостончик, кто на чашку чаю (Гоголь 3)....The governor invited him that same evening to a party and the other civil servants, for their part, also invited him, one to dinner, another to a game of boston, and a third to tea (3a).♦ В этот день он пригласил к себе своего фельдфебеля на чашку чая (Федин 1). That day he had invited his sergeant-major round for a cup of tea (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на чашку чаю
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4 на чашку чая
[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to invite s.o. over) to partake of tea (and refreshments):- (invite s.o.) to tea;- (invite s.o. over <(a)round etc)> for (a cup of) tea.♦...Губернатор сделал ему приглашение пожаловать к нему того же дня на домашнюю вечеринку, прочие чиновники тоже, с своей стороны, кто на обед, кто на бостончик, кто на чашку чаю (Гоголь 3)....The governor invited him that same evening to a party and the other civil servants, for their part, also invited him, one to dinner, another to a game of boston, and a third to tea (3a).♦ В этот день он пригласил к себе своего фельдфебеля на чашку чая (Федин 1). That day he had invited his sergeant-major round for a cup of tea (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на чашку чая
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5 в людях
уст.1) (в обществе других, среди людей) in <smb.'s> society (company); cf. go out; get around- В самом деле, приходите вечером. Праздник же сегодня! Немного выпьем, поговорим, любители могут заняться "пулькой". Вам надо в люди выходить, монахом живёте, не годится. (В. Ажаев, Далеко от Москвы) — 'I mean it. Why not come over this evening? After all, it's a holiday. We'll have a drink and a talk and those who want to can have a game of cards. You ought to get around a bit more. You live like a recluse. It isn't right.'
2) (в услужении у других людей, на работе по найму) in smb.'s service; work for hire; take service with smb.Я уже тогда пробовал служить "в людях", был некоторое время "мальчиком" в магазине обуви... (М. Горький, О сказках) — I had already been 'in service' as a 'boy' in a shoe store...
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