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1 И-57
ОТ ИМЕНИ кого (OT чьего ИМЕНИ) ОТ ЛИЦА кого-чего all lit PrepP these forms only the resulting PrepP is adv от лица is usu. used with a pl or collect noun) expressing the opinion of s.o., on s.o. 's instructions, referring to s.o.: on (in) behalf of in s.o. fc name in the name of (speaking (as spokesman etc)) for (in limited contexts) from.«Мы вас все здесь, если только осмелюсь выразиться от лица всех, все мы готовы признать вас за благородного в основе своей молодого человека, но увы! увлечённого некоторыми страстями в степени несколько излишней...» (Достоевский 1). "All of us here, if I may be so bold as to express myself on behalf of all, all of us are prepared to recognize you as a young man who is noble in principle, though one, alas, carried away by certain passions to a somewhat inordinate degree..." (1a).Приказав от имени главнокомандующего исполнить упущенное, князь Андрей поскакал назад (Толстой 4). Having given orders in the commander-in-chief's name to rectify this omission, Prince Andrew galloped back (4b).Тесты) У всех налито?.. Ну хорошо. Так что разрешите от лица стола... поднять этот тост... (Рощин 2). (Father-in-law:) Does everybody have a glass?...All right. So then allow me, speaking for the table...to raise this toast... (2a).«Пошли им от нашего имени бутылку вина и плиточку шоколада для женщины», - сказал Вал икс.. (Искандер 6). "Bring them a bottle of wine from us, and a bar of chocolate for the lady," ordered Valiko (6a).Через час урядник принёс мне пропуск, подписанный каракульками Пугачёва, и позвал меня к нему от его имени (Пушкин 2). ( context transl) An hour later, the sergeant brought me my safe-conduct, signed with Pugachev's scrawl, and told me that Pugachev wished to see me (2b). -
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ВО ЧТО БЫ TO НИ СТАЛО ( Invar adv or, less often, nonagreeing modif usu. used with pfv infin (and a word expressing need, determination, intent etc) or with pfv fut fixed WO(used to express the necessity for sth., or the determination, desire etc of a person or group to accomplish sth.) regardless of what obstacles might arise or how difficult the undertaking might turn out to bewhatever (no matter what) the costat all costs no matter what cost what it might (do) whatever it takes (in limited contexts) come what may.Она сидела на перилах веранды, озаренная солнцем, сильная девушка, и ни капли не скрывала своего намерения во что бы то ни стало выжить (Искандер 3). She sat on the veranda railing, a strong young woman illuminated by the sun, and made no secret of the fact that she intended to survive, whatever the cost (3a).Батальонный командир Фабр получил приказ: защищать город во что бы то ни стало (Эренбург 4). Fabre, the commander of the battalion, had been given orders to defend the town at all costs (4a).Путь (в гимназию) был обставлен ритуалами, пронизан суеверием, заклятиями. Так, например, следовало не пропустить некоторых плиток на тротуаре, во что бы то ни стало ступить на них... Иначе в гимназии могли бы произойти несчастья — получение двойки или что-нибудь в этом роде (Олеша 3). That route (to school) was surrounded with rituals and run through with superstitions and incantations. Thus, for example, I couldn't omit certain sidewalk squares, but had to step in them no matter what...lest something unfortunate happen to me at school, such as getting a bad mark or something like that (3a).Претендент понял, что ему представился шанс. И решил во что бы то ни стало стать Директором (Зиновьев 4). Claimant understood that he now had a great opportunity. And he decided to become Director cost what it might (1a).И сейчас (в военное время) бабка решила во что бы то ни стало на пасху печь куличи (Кузнецов 1). And now, though it was wartime, my grandmother decided that, come what may, she was going to bake Easter cakes (1b). -
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ЧЁРТ (НЕЛЁГКАЯ) НОСИТ кого ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude VPsubJ often used in questions)1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТЧЁРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?X-a где-то черт носит = the devil knows where X isX is off hell (the devil) knows where.(Городничий:) Где вас черт таскает? (Держиморда:) Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). (Mayor:) Where the devil have you been? (D.) I was acting on your orders... (4d).2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude ( obj: often кого-то, кого) s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc)X-a (кого-то) чёрт носит — for some damn reason X (somebody) is hanging around here (there etc)why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?кого чёрт носит? - who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?who the hell (the devil etc) is that? -
4 от имени
• ОТ ИМЕНИ кого < OT чьего ИМЕНИ>; ОТ ЛИЦА кого-чегоall lit[PrepP; these forms only; the resulting PrepP is adv; от лица is usu. used with a pl or collect noun]=====⇒ expressing the opinion of s.o., on s.o.'s instructions, referring to s.o.:- on <in> behalf of;- in s.o.'s name;- (speaking <as spokesman etc> for;- [in limited contexts] from.♦ "Мы вас все здесь, если только осмелюсь выразиться от лица всех, все мы готовы признать вас за благородного в основе своей молодого человека, но увы! увлечённого некоторыми страстями в степени несколько излишней..." (Достоевский 1). "All of us here, if I may be so bold as to express myself on behalf of all, all of us are prepared to recognize you as a young man who is noble in principle, though one, alas, carried away by certain passions to a somewhat inordinate degree..." (1a).♦ Приказав от имени главнокомандующего исполнить упущенное, князь Андрей поскакал назад (Толстой 4). Having given orders in the commander-in-chief's name to rectify this omission, Prince Andrew galloped back (4b).♦ [Тесть:] У всех налито?.. Ну хорошо. Так что разрешите от лица стола... поднять этот тост... (Рощин 2). [Father-in-law:] Does everybody have a glass?...All right. So then allow me, speaking for the table...to raise this toast... (2a).♦ "Пошли им от нашего имени бутылку вина и плиточку шоколада для женщины", - сказал Валико... (Искандер 6). "Bring them a bottle of wine from us, and a bar of chocolate for the lady," ordered Valiko (6a).♦ Через час урядник принёс мне пропуск, подписанный каракульками Пугачёва, и позвал меня к нему от его имени (Пушкин 2). [context transl] An hour later, the sergeant brought me my safe-conduct, signed with Pugachev's scrawl, and told me that Pugachev wished to see me (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > от имени
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5 от лица
• ОТ ИМЕНИ кого < OT чьего ИМЕНИ>; ОТ ЛИЦА кого-чегоall lit[PrepP; these forms only; the resulting PrepP is adv; от лица is usu. used with a pl or collect noun]=====⇒ expressing the opinion of s.o., on s.o.'s instructions, referring to s.o.:- on <in> behalf of;- in s.o.'s name;- (speaking <as spokesman etc> for;- [in limited contexts] from.♦ "Мы вас все здесь, если только осмелюсь выразиться от лица всех, все мы готовы признать вас за благородного в основе своей молодого человека, но увы! увлечённого некоторыми страстями в степени несколько излишней..." (Достоевский 1). "All of us here, if I may be so bold as to express myself on behalf of all, all of us are prepared to recognize you as a young man who is noble in principle, though one, alas, carried away by certain passions to a somewhat inordinate degree..." (1a).♦ Приказав от имени главнокомандующего исполнить упущенное, князь Андрей поскакал назад (Толстой 4). Having given orders in the commander-in-chief's name to rectify this omission, Prince Andrew galloped back (4b).♦ [Тесть:] У всех налито?.. Ну хорошо. Так что разрешите от лица стола... поднять этот тост... (Рощин 2). [Father-in-law:] Does everybody have a glass?...All right. So then allow me, speaking for the table...to raise this toast... (2a).♦ "Пошли им от нашего имени бутылку вина и плиточку шоколада для женщины", - сказал Валико... (Искандер 6). "Bring them a bottle of wine from us, and a bar of chocolate for the lady," ordered Valiko (6a).♦ Через час урядник принёс мне пропуск, подписанный каракульками Пугачёва, и позвал меня к нему от его имени (Пушкин 2). [context transl] An hour later, the sergeant brought me my safe-conduct, signed with Pugachev's scrawl, and told me that Pugachev wished to see me (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > от лица
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6 во что бы то ни стало
[Invar; adv or, less often, nonagreeing modif; usu. used with pfv infin (and a word expressing need, determination, intent etc) or with pfv fut; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to express the necessity for sth., or the determination, desire etc of a person or group to accomplish sth.) regardless of what obstacles might arise or how difficult the undertaking might turn out to be:- whatever < no matter what> the cost;- at all costs;- [in limited contexts] come what may.♦ Она сидела на перилах веранды, озаренная солнцем, сильная девушка, и ни капли не скрывала своего намерения во что бы то ни стало выжить (Искандер 3). She sat on the veranda railing, a strong young woman illuminated by the sun, and made no secret of the fact that she intended to survive, whatever the cost (3a).♦ Батальонный командир Фабр получил приказ: защищать город во что бы то ни стало (Эренбург 4). Fabre, the commander of the battalion, had been given orders to defend the town at all costs (4a).♦ Путь [в гимназию] был обставлен ритуалами, пронизан суеверием, заклятиями. Так, например, следовало не пропустить некоторых плиток на тротуаре, во что бы то ни стало ступить на них... Иначе в гимназии могли бы произойти несчастья - получение двойки или что-нибудь в этом роде (Олеша 3). That route [to school] was surrounded with rituals and run through with superstitions and incantations. Thus, for example, I couldn't omit certain sidewalk squares, but had to step in them no matter what...lest something unfortunate happen to me at school, such as getting a bad mark or something like that (За).♦ Претендент понял, что ему представился шанс. И решил во что бы то ни стало стать Директором (Зиновьев 4). Claimant understood that he now had a great opportunity. And he decided to become Director cost what it might (1a).♦ И сейчас [в военное время] бабка решила во что бы то ни стало на пасху печь куличи (Кузнецов 1). And now, though it was wartime, my grandmother decided that, come what may, she was going to bake Easter cakes (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во что бы то ни стало
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7 бес носит
• ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude[VPsubj; often used in questions]=====1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):- why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;- who the hell (the devil etc) is that?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бес носит
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8 леший носит
• ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude[VPsubj; often used in questions]=====1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):- why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;- who the hell (the devil etc) is that?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > леший носит
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9 нелегкая носит
• ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude[VPsubj; often used in questions]=====1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):- why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;- who the hell (the devil etc) is that?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нелегкая носит
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10 черт носит
• ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude[VPsubj; often used in questions]=====1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):- why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;- who the hell (the devil etc) is that?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черт носит
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11 черт таскает
• ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude[VPsubj; often used in questions]=====1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):- why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;- who the hell (the devil etc) is that?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черт таскает
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12 черти носят
[VPsubj; often used in questions]=====1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):- why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;- who the hell (the devil etc) is that?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черти носят
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13 черти таскают
• ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude[VPsubj; often used in questions]=====1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):- why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;- who the hell (the devil etc) is that?Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черти таскают
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