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61 что к чему
что <и> к чему (знать, понимать и т. п.)know what is what; know one's business; know the how and why of things; have one's own wits about oneself; cf. see daylight; be able to tell cheese from chalk; know what o'clock it is- Эти предупреждения на каждом шагу мне уже надоели: я же не мальчик и сам соображаю, что к чему. (В. Богомолов, Иван) — 'All these warnings at every step annoyed me. After all, I wasn't a boy and had my own wits about me.'
- Каждый грамм в корабле рассчитан, да и всего с собой не возьмешь... - Так-то оно так. Учёные, они, конечно, знают, что к чему. (В. Астафьев, Ночь космонавта) — 'The engineers have to make the best use of every inch; there just wouldn't be room for everything, you know...' 'That may be so, the scientists they certainly know their business.'
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62 от Бога
General subject: every inch a -
63 бороться за каждую пядь земли
Makarov: contest every inch of groundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бороться за каждую пядь земли
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64 вполне
1) General subject: all, all-sufficient, altogether, broad (broad awake - вполне очнувшись от сна, вполне проснувшись), broadly, completely, entirely, every inch, full, fully, hollow, one hundred per cent, outright, plenty, purely, quite, thoroughly, thro' and thro', through and through, through-and-through, throughly, to a nicety, to the full, to the hilt, well (the work is well on - работа значительно продвинулась), wholly, perfectly, enough (как дополнение к прилагательному), easily (some contexts)2) Naval: fairly3) Colloquial: down to the ground, just, nicely, pretty4) Mathematics: absolutely, easily, perfectly well, reasonably, totally5) Business: duly6) Makarov: all-out, rich, richly -
65 джентльмен до мозга и костей
Politics: every inch a gentlemanУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > джентльмен до мозга и костей
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66 он благороден во всем
Makarov: he is noble every inch of himУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он благороден во всем
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67 он джентльмен с головы до пят
Makarov: he is a gentleman every inch of himУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он джентльмен с головы до пят
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68 он истинный джентльмен
Makarov: he is a gentleman every inch of himУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он истинный джентльмен
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69 он настоящий джентльмен
Makarov: he is a gentleman every inch of himУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он настоящий джентльмен
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70 он солдат до мозга костей
Makarov: he is every inch a soldierУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он солдат до мозга костей
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71 от Бога
General subject: every inch a -
72 от бога
General subject: every inch a -
73 отстаивать с оружием в руках каждую пядь земли
Makarov: dispute in arms every inch of groundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отстаивать с оружием в руках каждую пядь земли
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74 отстоять
1) General subject: assert, be away, contest, defecate, defend, dispute (dispute in arms every inch of ground - отстаивать с оружием в руках каждую пядь земли), maintain, rush, save, stand, stand up for, stickle, tire, vindicate2) Mathematics: advocate, be apart, be distant3) Makarov: be at a distance of (...), be spaced -
75 с головы до пят
1) General subject: from tip to toe, from top downward, from top to toe, neck and heels, to( one's) fingertips, from head to toe, to one's fingertips2) Makarov: every inch, from head to foot, from head to heel -
76 с ног до головы
1) General subject: every inch, from top to toe, head to toe, head-to-toe, to one's fingertips2) Makarov: from toe to crown -
77 целиком
1) General subject: ( all) of a piece (и полностью), (in) hide and hair, all, all-in-all, at large, bodily, by the slump, clear, completely, entirely, every inch, from cover to cover, fully, holus bolus, holus-bolus, in (the) block, in one piece, in the slump, in total, in whole, of one piece, of one piece with (и полностью), out and out, purely, stock and barrel, stock and block, the whole shop, to the bone, wholly, end to end, up to the hilt, back and edge, to one's fingertips2) Colloquial: and sinker, hollow, hook line, lock, stock and barrel3) American: teetotally, with both feet4) Latin: in toto5) Engineering: integrally6) Mathematics: as a unit, as a whole, throughout, totally7) Economy: en bloc, in the lump8) Jargon: from A to Z, to the hilt, whole bunch(es)9) Patents: en masse10) Business: all in all, in bulk, in extenso11) Makarov: all of a piece, closely, in (by) the slump, in block, in the block, solid -
78 В-11
ВДОЛЬ И ПОПЕРЁК AdvP Invar adv fixed WO1. usu. пройти, исходить, изъездить и т. п. что \В-11 (more often used with pfv verbs) (to travel etc) throughout the whole of a given space, in all directionsfar and widethe length and breadth of sth. all over back and forth from one end to the other.«Сторона мне знакомая... исхожена и изъезжена вдоль и поперёк» (Пушкин 2). "As for knowing this land...I've traveled the length and breadth of it, on horseback and on foot..." (2a).В рейсах за желудёвыми шляпками и майскими жуками он облазил едва ли не каждую пядь, вдоль и поперёк исплавал все здешние пруды, держал в памяти самые потаённые стёжки (Максимов 2). On expeditions hunting for acorns or maybugs he crawled over practically every inch of the park, swam back and forth across all of its ponds, knew all the remotest trails and paths (2a).Но, положим, вояж - это роскошь, и не все в состоянии и обязаны пользоваться этим средством а Россия? Я видел Россию вдоль и поперёк» (Гончаров 1). "But, after all, travel (abroad) is a luxury, and not everyone can afford it, nor is everyone obliged to undertake it. And Russia? I have traveled from one end of Russia to the other" (1b).2. знать, изучить и т. п. кого-что - collobj: more often inanim) (to learn, know s.o. or sth.) very well, down to the minutest detailsinside outbackward and forward through and through.По физике у нас хороший преподаватель, свой предмет он знает вдоль и поперёк. We have a good physics teacher, he knows his subject inside out. -
79 С-20
ТИХОЙ САПОЙ coll, often disapprov NP instrum Invar adv more often used with impfv verbs fixed WO(to act, try to attain sth.) by stealth, secretlyon the slyon the quiet on the q.t. surreptitiously.Они (мои сторонники) меня всё время учат: «Тише, тише, вы всё не так делаете, вы нам только мешаете, вы уж лучше помолчите». Они считают, что всё надо делать тихой сапой (Войнович 3). They're (my supporters are) always telling me, "Calm down, calm down, you do everything wrong, you only get in our way, you'd better shut up." They think everything should be done on the sly (3a)....(Золотарёв) тихой сапой дрался не на жизнь, а на смерть за каждую пядь своего места под солнцем, расталкивая локтями близстоящих, а иногда и перешагивая через них... (Максимов 1). ( context transl)...(Zolotarev) began a surreptitious life-and-death struggle for every inch of his place in the sun, elbowing those near him aside and sometimes stepping over them... (1a)....Сапа» (from French sape) is a hidden ditch or tunnel dug toward the enemy's lines and used for surprise attack. -
80 вдоль и поперек
[AdvP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====1. usu. пройти, исходить, изъездить и т.п. что вдоль и поперек [more often used with pfv verbs]⇒ (to travel etc) throughout the whole of a given space, in all directions:- far and wide;- the length and breadth of sth.;- all over;- from one end to the other.♦ "Сторона мне знакомая... исхожена и изъезжена вдоль и поперёк" (Пушкин 2). "As for knowing this land...I've traveled the length and breadth of it, on horseback and on foot..(2a).♦ В рейсах за желудёвыми шляпками и майскими жуками он облазил едва ли не каждую пядь, вдоль и поперёк исплавал все здешние пруды, держал в памяти самые потаённые стёжки (Максимов 2). On expeditions hunting for acorns or maybugs he crawled over practically every inch of the park, swam back and forth across all of its ponds, knew all the remotest trails and paths (2a).♦ "Но, положим, вояж - это роскошь, и не все в состоянии и обязаны пользоваться этим средством; а Россия? Я видел Россию вдоль и поперёк" (Гончаров 1). "But, after all, travel [abroad] is a luxury, and not everyone can afford it, nor is everyone obliged to undertake it. And Russia? I have traveled from one end of Russia to the other" (1b).2. знать, изучить и т.п. кого-что ≈ coll [obj: more often inanim]⇒ (to learn, know s.o. or sth.) very well, down to the minutest details:- inside out;- through and through.♦ По физике у нас хороший преподаватель, свой предмет он знает вдоль и поперёк. We have a good physics teacher, he knows his subject inside out.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вдоль и поперек
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