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81 сдуру
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82 бессмысленность
ж.senselessness; foolishness; inanity, vacancy -
83 дурь
ж. разг.foolishness, nonsense, folly••вы́кинь дурь из головы́ — put that nonsense out of your head
вы́бить дурь из головы́ — knock the nonsense out of one's head
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дурь нашла́ — he has gone crazy; he has gone off his head -
84 неразумие
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85 несуразность
ж. разг.1) ( нескладность) awkwardness, clumsiness; ( бестолковость) foolishness, senselessness2) ( нелепость) nonsense, absurdity -
86 сдуру
нареч. разг.out of foolishness, foolishly -
87 дурь
жен.; разг.folly, foolishness, nonsense, capriceна него дурь нашла — he has gone crazy; he has gone off his head
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88 петрушка
I жен. II муж. и жен.1) муж. Punch2) жен. Punch-and-Judy show3) жен.; разг. перен. foolishness, absurdity -
89 глупость
жfoolishness, stupidity [-'pɪ-] -
90 глупо
1) нрч foolishly, stupidly2) в знач сказ безл it is foolish/silly/stupidс мое́й стороны́ бы́ло глу́по соглаша́ться — I was stupid to agree
с его́ стороны́ бы́ло глу́по лгать — it was stupid/foolish of him to lie
бы́ло про́сто глу́по ве́рить ему́ — it was sheer stupidity to believe him
глу́по бы́ло так поступа́ть — it was foolishness/silly to do it
как глу́по с мое́й стороны́! — how silly of me!
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91 глупость
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92 дурь
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93 безрассудство
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94 глупость
stupidity имя существительное:unwisdom (глупость, неблагоразумие)fatuousness (глупость, бессмысленность)словосочетание: -
95 нелепость
absurdity имя существительное:preposterousness (нелепость, абсурдность)Irish bull (нелепость, чушь) -
96 нелепица
nonsense имя существительное: -
97 бессмысленность
inanity имя существительное: -
98 глупость
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99 брать на вооружение
add smth. to one's armoury; arm (equip) oneself with knowledge (information)Вероятно, он [Солёный] не глупее других от природы, он просто взял глупость на вооружение, возвёл её в способ своего существования. (С. Залыгин, Мой поэт) — Probably, he is no more fool than others by nature; he simply added foolishness to his armoury, made it a mode of his existence.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > брать на вооружение
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100 зубами держаться
прост.hang on to smth. with one's teeth; stick to smth. tooth and nail; set one's teeth into smth.; hold one's ground- Ой, брось дурь, - сказал Яков, - наймись куда ни на есть да зубами держись за место. (И. Бунин, Деревня) — 'Oh, get this foolishness out of your head,' Yakov told him. 'Get any job you can and hang on to it with your teeth...'
То, что он с фронта явился не фертом и в хозяйство вцепился зубами, - некоторым мужикам пришлось по нраву. (Ф. Панфёров, Бруски) — Many peasants were deeply impressed by his behaviour when he returned from the front: he did not boast or idle his time away, but at once set his teeth into the work.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > зубами держаться
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