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1 чувствовать угрызения совести
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > чувствовать угрызения совести
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2 совесть
сущ.- чистая совестьугрызения совести — feeling (twinge) of remorse; pangs (pricks, qualms, remorse) of conscience
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3 испытывать угрызения совести
1) General subject: to be conscience-stricken2) Rare: scruple3) Labor organization: feel badly about4) Makarov: feel bad about, feel remorseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > испытывать угрызения совести
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4 раскаяние
1. contrition2. repentance3. penitence4. regret5. remorseчувство раскаяния, угрызения совести — a feeling of remorse
6. repentingСинонимический ряд:сожаление (сущ.) муки совести; сожаление; угрызение; угрызения совести -
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ПЛЁВОЕ ДЕЛО highly coll NP\ sing only usu. subj-compl with copula, nom or instrum ( subj: infin or abstr, often это))1. doing sth. is very easy, does not require any effort: (it's) a snap (a cinch, a breeze)(that's) nothing (as) easy as pie (as) easy as falling off a log.Собрать автомат за 25 секунд с завязанными глазами было для Мосина плёвым делом. Reassembling a submachine gun in 25 seconds with his eyes blindfolded was a snap for Mosin(author's usage) «По мне, мужики, чего ни делается, все к лучшему, сунут нашим корешам от силы по пятерику (пять лет тюрьмы) за соучастие, детский срок, плёвое дело...» (Максимов 1). ( context transl) uIn my opinion, lads, whatever happens is for the best. They'll give our mates five years at the most for complicity-kids' stuff, hardly worth bothering about" (1a).2. doing sth. reprehensible (unethical etc) is easy for s.o., elicits in s.o. no feelings of regret, remorse etc: сделать Y для X-a -плёвое дело - X doesn't feel the least bit bad about (guilty for) doing YX doesn't feel bad at all about doing Y X doesn't think ift (doesn't consider it) any big deal to do Y (in limited contexts) X would do Y to s.o. as soon as look at him. -
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• ПЛЕВОЕ ДЕЛО highly coll[NP; sing only; usu. subj-compl with copula, nom or instrum (subj: infin or abstr, often это)]=====1. doing sth. is very easy, does not require any effort:- (it's) a snap <a cinch, a breeze>;- (as) easy as falling off a log.♦ Собрать автомат за 25 секунд с завязанными глазами было для Мосина плёвым делом. Reassembling a submachine gun in 25 seconds with his eyes blindfolded was a snap for Mosin♦ [author's usage] "По мне, мужики, чего ни делается, все к лучшему, сунут нашим корешам от силы по пятерику [пять лет тюрьмы] за соучастие, детский срок, плёвое дело..." (Максимов 1). [context transl] "In my opinion, lads, whatever happens is for the best. They'll give our mates five years at the most for complicity-kids' stuff, hardly worth bothering about" (1a).2. doing sth. reprehensible (unethical etc) is easy for s.o., elicits in s.o. no feelings of regret, remorse etc: сделать Y для X-a - плёвое дело ≈ X doesn't feel the least bit bad about (guilty for) doing Y; X doesn't feel bad at all about doing Y; X doesn't think it's (doesn't consider it) any big deal to do Y; [in limited contexts] X would do Y to s.o. as soon as look at him.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > плевое дело
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HE ОБЕРЁШЬСЯ хлопот (скем-чем), греха, стыда, сраму и т. п. coll VP neg pfv rut, gener. 2nd pers sing only) there will be a great deal (of trouble with some person or matter), s.o. will feel a great degree (of shame with regard to some matter etc): хлопот (с Х-ом) не оберёшься = there will be (you'll have) no end of trouble (with X) there will be (you'll get involved in) endless trouble (with X) (in limited contexts) person X is going to be troubleсраму не оберёшься - you won't know where to hide for shameстрахов не оберёшься - your fear will know no bounds.Председатель тревожно прислушался к новым интонациям в голосе посетителя. «А вдруг припадочный? - подумал он. — Хлопот с ним не оберёшься» (Ильф и Петров 2). The chairman listened with anxiety to the new intonations in the voice of his visitor. "And suppose he's an epileptic," he thought. "There'll be no end of trouble with him" (2b).Он уж был не рад, что вызвал Захара на этот разговор. Он всё забывал, что чуть тронешь этот деликатный предмет, так и не оберёшься хлопот (Гончаров 1). Не was sorry he had started the conversation with Zakhar He kept forgetting that as soon as he touched on that delicate subject he got involved in endless trouble (1a).Выходит, не успели построить дом, а он уже треснул»... «Это не трещина, - мрачно сказал я. - Это осадочный шов». Парень смутился, покраснел, но сказал очень строго: «Проверим, покажете потом проект». Я понял, что хлопот с ним не оберёшься (Войнович 5). "You've just finished the building and it's already cracking."...That's not a crack," I growled. "It's a sedimentary seam." The young man was embarrassed and blushed, but he said very sternly: "We'll check it, and then you can show us your blueprint." I realized he was going to be trouble (5a).Неловкости, угрызений совести, стыда перед тётушкой и упрёков самой себе было тут, конечно, у Ирины Викторовны без конца и без края. Страхов - не оберёшься! (Залыгин 1). Naturally Irina Viktorovna did not do this without immense embarrassment, remorse, shame, and self-reproach. Her fear knew no bounds (1a). -
8 не оберешься
• НЕ ОБЕРЕШЬСЯ хлопот (скем-чем), греха, стыда, сраму и т.п. coll[VP; neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing only]=====⇒ there will be a great deal (of trouble with some person or matter), s.o. will feel a great degree (of shame with regard to some matter etc):- [in limited contexts] person X is going to be trouble;♦ Председатель тревожно прислушался к новым интонациям в голосе посетителя. "А вдруг припадочный? - подумал он. - Хлопот с ним не оберёшься" (Ильф и Петров 2). The chairman listened with anxiety to the new intonations in the voice of his visitor. "And suppose he's an epileptic," he thought. "There'll be no end of trouble with him" (2b).♦ Он уж был не рад, что вызвал Захара на этот разговор. Он всё забывал, что чуть тронешь этот деликатный предмет, так и не оберёшься хлопот (Гончаров 1). He was sorry he had started the conversation with Zakhar He kept forgetting that as soon as he touched on that delicate subject he got involved in endless trouble (1a).♦ "Выходит, не успели построить дом, а он уже треснул"... "Это не трещина, - мрачно сказал я. - Это осадочный шов". Парень смутился, покраснел, но сказал очень строго: "Проверим, покажете потом проект". Я понял, что хлопот с ним не оберёшься (Войнович 5). "You've just finished the building and it's already cracking.''..."That's not a crack," I growled. "It's a sedimentary seam." The young man was embarrassed and blushed, but he said very sternly: "We'll check it, and then you can show us your blueprint." I realized he was going to be trouble (5a).♦ Неловкости, угрызений совести, стыда перед тётушкой и упрёков самой себе было тут, конечно, у Ирины Викторовны без конца и без края. Страхов - не оберёшься! (Залыгин 1). Naturally Irina Viktorovna did not do this without immense embarrassment, remorse, shame, and self-reproach. Her fear knew no bounds (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не оберешься
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9 угрызение
с.угрызения совести — remorse sg.
чувствовать угрызения совести — be conscience-stricken, feel* pangs of conscience
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10 угрызение
с.угрызе́ния со́вести — remorse sg; guilty conscience [-ʃəns] sg
чу́вствовать угрызе́ния со́вести — be conscience-stricken, feel pangs of conscience
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11 угрызение
ср.чувствовать угрызения совести — to be conscience-stricken, to feel pangs of conscience
испытывающий угрызения совести — compunctious, conscience-smitten, qualmish
угрызения совести — remorse ед.
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