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1) General subject: a libellous person, backbiter, calumniator, detractor, libeller, maligner, slanderer, slanderous person, traducer, vilifier2) Colloquial: mudslinger3) American: spitpoison4) Bookish: denigrator5) Religion: accuser6) Law: false accuser7) Graphic expression: blackguard8) Business: defamer9) leg.N.P. libeler, libelist -
2 CONSCIENCE
• Clean conscience is a good pillow (A) - У кого совесть чиста, у того подушка под головой не вертится (У)• Clear conscience fears no accuser (A) - Нечего тому бояться, у кого совесть чиста (H), Чистого и огонь не обожжет (4)• Clear conscience fears not false accusations (A) - Нечего тому бояться, у кого совесть чиста (H)• Clear conscience is a coat of mail (a sure card) (A) - Нечего тому бояться, у кого совесть чиста (H), Чистого и огонь не обожжет (4)• Clear conscience is a wall of brass (A) - Нечего тому бояться, у кого совесть чиста (H), Чистого и огонь не обожжет (4)• Clear conscience laughs at false accusations (A) - Нечего тому бояться, у кого совесть чиста (H)• Conscience does make (makes) cowards of us all - Виноватому все кажется, что про него говорят (B)• Conscience is the avenging angel in the mind - Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H), Совесть без зубов, а гложет (C)• Good conscience is a continual feast (A) - У кого совесть чиста, у того подушка под головой не вертится (У)• Good conscience is a soft pillow (А) - У кого совесть чиста, у того подушка под головой не вертится (У)• Good conscience knows no fear (А) - У кого совесть чиста, у того подушка под головой не вертится (У)• Guilty conscience feels continuous fear (A) - Виноватому все кажется, что про него говорят (B), Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H)• Guilty conscience gives itself away - Кто чесноку поел - сам скажется (K), На воре шапка горит a (H)• Guilty conscience is a self - accuser (A) - Краденый поросенок в ушах визжит (K), Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H), Совесть без зубов, а гложет (C)• Guilty conscience is its own accuser (A) - Краденый поросенок в ушах визжит (K), Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H), Совесть без зубов, а гложет (C)• Guilty conscience needs no accuser (condemner) (A) - Краденый поросенок в ушах визжит (K), Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H), Совесть без зубов, а гложет (C)• No whip cuts so sharply as the lash of conscience - Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H)• Quiet conscience sleeps in thunder (A) - У кого совесть чиста, у того подушка под головой не вертится (У)• Safe conscience makes a sound sleep (A) - У кого совесть чиста, у того подушка под головой не вертится (У)• There is no hell like a bad conscience - Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H)• You cannot hide from your conscience - Нечистая совесть спать не дает (H) -
3 Нечего тому бояться, у кого совесть чиста
An innocent man should not be afraid of any slander or charge of a wrongdoing. See У кого совесть чиста, у того подушка под головой не вертится (У), Чистого и огонь не обожжет (4)Cf: A clear conscience fears no accuser (Am.). A clear conscience fears not (laughs at) false accusations (Br.). A clear conscience is a coat of mail (a sure card) (Am., Br.). A clear conscience is a wall of brass (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Нечего тому бояться, у кого совесть чиста
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