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1) General subject: be blue, be in a sulk, be in the blues, be in the doldrums, be in the dolefuls, get the blues, get the needle, get the needle, have a fit of the mopes, have a grouch, have the blues, have the hip, have the mumps, have the needle, have the pip, mope, mope about, mope by oneself, sulk, to be (down) in the dumps, to be in a sulk, to be in the doldrums, to be in the dolefuls, to be the victim of a morbid devil, feel blue, have the mopes, suffer from the mopes, have a mope2) Colloquial: be down in the dumps, be in the dumps, feel under the weather, grouch3) British English: mope around4) Jargon: collar the jive -
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кому HE ДО кого-чего ( Invar the resulting PrepP is impers predic with бытье) s.o. does not have the time or desire, is not in the proper frame of mind etc to handle, think about, or deal with some person or matter: X-y не до Y-a = X isn't (doesn't feel) up to thing Y X can't be bothered with Y X has no time for Y this is no time for thing Y X is not in the mood (in no mood) for Y X has other things on his mind (than thing Y) X has better (more important) things to think about (than Y) (in limited contexts) X doesn't feel much like doing thing Y X isn't into it (thing Y).В другое время Чонкин подивился бы незаурядному дарованию Плечевого, но теперь было не до того (Войнович 2). Another time Chonkin would have stopped to marvel at Burly's unusual talent, but he wasn't up to it at that particular moment (2a).Редко когда тётка Бекей бывает в добром настроении. Чаше - мрачная и раздражённая - она не замечает своего племянника. Ей не до него (Айтматов 1). Aunt Bekey was seldom in a good mood. Most of the time, gloomy and irritable, she paid no attention to her nephew She couldn't be bothered with him (1a).Ha чем все-таки подорвались Мотя и Броня? Может быть, играли с найденной миной или гранатой? Им, знаете, было не до игр (Рыбаков 1). How had Motya and Bronya blown themselves up? Maybe they were playing with a mine they'd found, or a grenade? They had no time for games... (1a).«Молчите, - шепнула она, — нынче не до шуток» (Окуджава 2). "Shh," she whispered, "this is no time for jokes" (2a).Он начал было побаиваться, чтобы (чиновники) не узнали его экипажа, но им было не до того (Гоголь 3). Не felt apprehensive lest they (the officials) should recognize his carriage but they were not in the mood for noticing such things (3c).На днях, посмотрев на лес, который всегда был далёким и недоступным, я вдруг подумал, что это мой лес, и удивился такой свободе мыслей. Что значит весна. В последний год, полагаю, мне будет уже не до этих тонкостей (Терц 3). The other day, looking out at the forest which has always been so remote and inaccessible, I suddenly conceived of it as my forest and felt surprised at such freedom of thought. That's what spring does for you. During my last year here I imagine that I shall have other things on my mind than fine points such as this (3a).Работники скупки и домовой лавки, которые были ограблены... пришли в управление для того, чтобы опознать одного из грабителей. В кабинете у Садчикова посадили трёх парней, приглашённых студентов-практикантов из университета. Студенты всё время улыбались и весело переглядывались - это была их первая практика. Садчиков сказал: «Вы это, х-хлопцы, бросьте. Мы сейчас приведём т-того парня, так ему не до улыбок. Ясно?» (Семёнов 1). The staff of the pawnshop that had been robbed...had come to headquarters in order to identify one of the thieves. Three students doing their practical work at the university had been invited to Sadchikov's office. They smiled and looked at one another cheerfully the whole time-this was their first case. Sadchikov said: "Right, pack it up, l-lads. We're going to bring the other b-boy in now and he doesn't feel much like laughing. Got it?" (1a). -
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[Invar; the resulting PrepP is impers predic with быть]=====⇒ s.o. does not have the time or desire, is not in the proper frame of mind etc to handle, think about, or deal with some person or matter:- [in limited contexts] X doesn't feel much like doing thing Y;- X isn't into it (thing Y).♦ В другое время Чонкин подивился бы незаурядному дарованию Плечевого, но теперь было не до того (Войнович 2). Another time Chonkin would have stopped to marvel at Buriy's unusual talent, but he wasn't up to it at that particular moment (2a).♦ Редко когда тётка Бекей бывает в добром настроении. Чаше - мрачная и раздражённая - она не замечает своего племянника. Ей не до него (Айтматов 1). Aunt Bekey was seldom in a good mood. Most of the time, gloomy and irritable, she paid no attention to her nephew. She couldn't be bothered with him (1a).♦ На чём все-таки подорвались Мотя и Броня? Может быть, играли с найденной миной или гранатой? Им, знаете, было не до игр (Рыбаков 1). How had Motya and Bronya blown themselves up? Maybe they were playing with a mine they'd found, or a grenade? They had no time for games... (1a).♦ "Молчите, - шепнула она, - нынче не до шуток" (Окуджава 2). "Shh," she whispered, "this is no time for jokes" (2a).♦ Он начал было побаиваться, чтобы [чиновники] не узнали его экипажа, но им было не до того (Гоголь 3). He felt apprehensive lest they [the officials] should recognize his carriage but they were not in the mood for noticing such things (3c).♦ На днях, посмотрев на лес, который всегда был далёким и недоступным, я вдруг подумал, что это мой лес, и удивился такой свободе мыслей. Что значит весна. В последний год, полагаю, мне будет уже не до этих тонкостей (Терц 3). The other day, looking out at the forest which has always been so remote and inaccessible, I suddenly conceived of it as my forest and felt surprised at such freedom of thought. That's what spring does for you. During my last year here I imagine that I shall have other things on my mind than fine points such as this (3a).♦ Работники скупки и домовой лавки, которые были ограблены... пришли в управление для того, чтобы опознать одного из грабителей. В кабинете у Садчикова посадили трёх парней, приглашённых студентов-практикантов из университета. Студенты всё время улыбались и весело переглядывались - это была их первая практика. Садчиков сказал: "Вы это, х-хлопцы, бросьте. Мы сейчас приведём т-того парня, так ему не до улыбок. Ясно?" (Семёнов 1). The staff of the pawnshop that had been robbed...had come to headquarters in order to identify one of the thieves. Three students doing their practical work at the university had been invited to Sadchikov's office. They smiled and looked at one another cheerfully the whole time-this was their first case. Sadchikov said: "Right, pack it up, 1-lads. We're going to bring the other b-boy in now and he doesn't feel much like laughing. Got it?" (1a). -
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HE В ДУХЕ PrepP Invar subj-compl with copula (subj: human)1. coll. Also: HE В ДУХАХ substand, humor one is not cheerful, one is discontent, displeased, irritableX не в духе - X is in a bad (dismal, foul, rotten, lousy, nasty) moodX is out of sorts (humor) X is in low spirits X is in (a) bad ((an) ill) humor X is down in the dumps.Карл Иваныч был очень не в духе. Это было заметно по его сдвинутым бровям и по тому, как он швырнул свой сюртук в комод... (Толстой 2). Karl Ivanich was in an extremely bad mood. This was evident from his lowering brows and from the way he flung his coat into the wardrobe... (2b).Николай Васильевич был в тот день не в духе, мрачноват и вовсе ничего не замечал (Трифонов 2). Nikolai Vasilievich was out of sorts that day, gloomy and unaware of anything around him (2a).Верно, Андрей рассказал (Ольге), что на мне были вчера надеты чулки разные или рубашка наизнанку!» - заключил он и поехал домой не в духе... (Гончаров 1). "Andrei probably told her (Olga) I had on unmatched socks yesterday, or that I put my shirt on inside out!" he concluded, and went home in low spirits... (1b)...Сейчас Дмитрий Алексеевич может оказаться не в духе. Возможно, что ему ни с кем не хочется разговаривать... (Дудинцев 1)....Dmitri Alexeyevich might be in a bad humor He might not want to talk to anyone... (1a).2. obs (foil. by infin) one is not disposed (to do sth.): X не в духе делать Y - X is not in the mood to do YX is in no mood to do Y X is not up to doing Y X doesn't feel (much) like doing Y.«Если б вы знали, какая мучит меня забота!» - «Я всё знаю», - отвечал я... «Тем лучше: я не в духе рассказывать» (Лермонтов 1). "If only you knew how worried I am." "I know about everything," I replied.... "That's just as well, I'm not in the mood to tell you" (Id). -
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[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with copula (subj: human)]=====1. coll. Also: НЕ В ДУХАХ substand, humor one is not cheerful, one is discontent, displeased, irritable:- X is out of sorts (humor);- X is in (a) bad < (an) ill> humor;- X is down in the dumps.♦ Карл Иваныч был очень не в духе. Это было заметно по его сдвинутым бровям и по тому, как он швырнул свой сюртук в комод... (Толстой 2). Karl Ivanich was in an extremely bad mood. This was evident from his lowering brows and from the way he flung his coat into the wardrobe... (2b).♦ Николай Васильевич был в тот день не в духе, мрачноват и вовсе ничего не замечал (Трифонов 2). Nikolai Vasilievich was out of sorts that day, gloomy and unaware of anything around him (2a).♦ "Верно, Андрей рассказал [Ольге], что на мне были вчера надеты чулки разные или рубашка наизнанку!" - заключил он и поехал домой не в духе... (Гончаров 1). "Andrei probably told her [Olga] I had on unmatched socks yesterday, or that I put my shirt on inside out!" he concluded, and went home in low spirits... (1b)♦...Сейчас Дмитрий Алексеевич может оказаться не в духе. Возможно, что ему ни с кем не хочется разговаривать... (Дудинцев 1)....Dmitri Alexeyevich might be in a bad humor He might not want to talk to anyone... (1a).2. obs [foll by infin]⇒ one is not disposed (to do sth.):- X doesn't feel (much) like doing Y.♦ "Если б вы знали, какая мучит меня забота!" - "Я всё знаю", - отвечал я... " Тем лучше: я не в духе рассказывать" (Лермонтов 1). "If only you knew how worried I am." "I know about everything," I replied.... "That's just as well, I'm not in the mood to tell you" (Id).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не в духах
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[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with copula (subj: human)]=====1. coll. Also: НЕ В ДУХАХ substand, humor one is not cheerful, one is discontent, displeased, irritable:- X не в духе≈ X is in a bad (dismal, foul, rotten, lousy, nasty) mood;- X is out of sorts (humor);- X is in (a) bad < (an) ill> humor;- X is down in the dumps.♦ Карл Иваныч был очень не в духе. Это было заметно по его сдвинутым бровям и по тому, как он швырнул свой сюртук в комод... (Толстой 2). Karl Ivanich was in an extremely bad mood. This was evident from his lowering brows and from the way he flung his coat into the wardrobe... (2b).♦ Николай Васильевич был в тот день не в духе, мрачноват и вовсе ничего не замечал (Трифонов 2). Nikolai Vasilievich was out of sorts that day, gloomy and unaware of anything around him (2a).♦ "Верно, Андрей рассказал [Ольге], что на мне были вчера надеты чулки разные или рубашка наизнанку!" - заключил он и поехал домой не в духе... (Гончаров 1). "Andrei probably told her [Olga] I had on unmatched socks yesterday, or that I put my shirt on inside out!" he concluded, and went home in low spirits... (1b)♦...Сейчас Дмитрий Алексеевич может оказаться не в духе. Возможно, что ему ни с кем не хочется разговаривать... (Дудинцев 1)....Dmitri Alexeyevich might be in a bad humor He might not want to talk to anyone... (1a).2. obs [foll by infin]⇒ one is not disposed (to do sth.):- X doesn't feel (much) like doing Y.♦ "Если б вы знали, какая мучит меня забота!" - "Я всё знаю", - отвечал я... " Тем лучше: я не в духе рассказывать" (Лермонтов 1). "If only you knew how worried I am." "I know about everything," I replied.... "That's just as well, I'm not in the mood to tell you" (Id).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не в духе
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I1) кратк. прил. см. нерадостный2) предик. безл. (+ инф.) it is upsetting (+ to inf); it's no fun (+ to inf) разг.ему́ бы́ло нера́достно там жить — life was cheerless for him there
мне нера́достно — I am in a cheerless mood; I feel upset / gloomy
II нареч.в до́ме бы́ло ка́к-то нера́достно — there was some cheerless atmosphere in the house
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см. тж. падать духомkeep <up> heart; keep a good heart; keep up one's courage; carry (keep) a stiff upper lip; present (show) a bold front; take things on the chin; keep one's chin up; make the best of it (a bad bargain, job, business); not let it get oneself down; not feel dejected (disheartened)- Не падайте духом, - утешаю я. - Как-нибудь доберёмся до Лондона. (А. Новиков-Прибой, По-тёмному) — 'Cheer up,' I said, trying to comfort her. 'We'll be in London soon, and you'll be all right.'
В знойный август он шагал по степи с отступавшей дивизией. Он был мрачен, но не падал духом. (И. Эренбург, Оттепель) — In stifling August weather, he was marching, gloomy but not disheartened, across the steppe; his division was in retreat.
- Понимаю тебя, Василий... Горжусь, что не падаешь духом... (В. Липатов, Смерть Егора Сузуна) — 'I understand, Vasili. And I'm proud of you, you don't let it get you down.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не падать духом
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разг.1) (ни плохо, ни хорошо; посредственно, неважно) so-so; middling; not up to muchНоздрёв приветствовал его по-дружески и спросил, каково ему спалось. - Так себе, - отвечал Чичиков весьма сухо. (Н. Гоголь, Мёртвые души) — Nozdrev greeted him friendly and inquired how he had slept. 'So-so,' Chichikov replied, quite dryly.
2) (не очень хороший, средний, посредственный) so-so; middling; nothing specialПоляна на взгорке, на поляне - избушка. Избушка - так себе, амбар, рядов в тринадцать-четырнадцать, в одно оконце, без сеней, а то и без крыши. (В. Шукшин, Охота жить) — The ground rises a little and the trees give way to a clearing and in that clearing stands a small log cabin. Nothing special, just a shed really with walls thirteen or fourteen logs high and no porch - and no roof either sometimes.
Он помедлил немного и спросил, как дела у моего друга... Я сказал, что дела так себе... (Л. Жуховицкий, Остановиться, оглянуться...) — He chatted for a moment asking how my friend was getting on... I said things were so-so...
3) (без особой цели, без каких-либо намерений) unintentionally; by chance; no reason- А зачем ты меня об этом спросила? - полюбопытствовал я. Она вдруг встрепенулась. - Так себе... Просто спросила. (А. Куприн, Олеся) — 'But why did you ask me about it?' I inquired. She started. 'Oh, no reason. I just wanted to know.'
4) (не очень, не особенно, в небольшой степени) not very; not very much; not that much- Плохо... - сказал он сумрачно и тихо. - Ноги болят?.. - Нет, так себе. (А. Фадеев, Разгром) — 'I feel rotten,' he said in a low, gloomy voice. 'Do your legs hurt?' 'No, it's not that.'
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