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3 забавно
I1) кратк. прил. см. забавный2) предик. безл. it is funзаба́вно! — how funny!; what fun!
ему́ заба́вно — he finds it funny / amusing
II нареч.с ним заба́вно — it's fun to be with him; he is a fun person to be with амер.
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1. subject2. human beingчеловек с журавлиными ногами, «журавль» — spindle-legged man
3. person4. man; human being; person; individual; servant; waiter5. fellowсчастливый человек, счастливец — lucky fellow
6. humanly7. mortalСинонимический ряд:мужчина (сущ.) дядек; дядь; дядька; дядя; муж; мужей; мужик; мужиков; мужчина -
5 душевный человек
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > душевный человек
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6 искренний человек
Антонимический ряд:лживый человек; лицемерный человек; неискренний человекРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > искренний человек
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7 лживый человек
Антонимический ряд:искренний человек; правдивый человек -
8 практичный человек
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > практичный человек
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9 преданный человек
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > преданный человек
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10 занятный человек
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м. разг.amusing / entertaining fellow; fun person амер. -
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ж. разг.amusing girl; fun person амер. -
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СТАРОСТЬ HE РАДОСТЬ (saying) (said with regret, and sometimes in jest, when a middle-aged or older person thinks or talks about his age and the effects it has on his health, physical strength etc may be said by a young person as a joke) being or getting old is difficult and unpleasant: — itfs no fun getting (to get) old old age is no fun getting old is no picnic (no fun) (in limited contexts) I'm (he's etc) not as young as I (he etc) used to be.(Матрёна:)...На старости лет кто пожалеет. Старость не радость (Толстой 1). (М.:)...In your old age who's going to feel sorry for you? It's no fun to get old (1a).Ноги у Петра Васильевича сделались ватными. Трясущимися руками отодвинув щеколду, он растерянно бормотал перед запертой дверью: «Сейчас, В ад я... Сейчас... Вот старость не радость... Руки не слушаются...» (Максимов 3). Pyotr Vasilievich's legs went weak. He released the catch with trembling fingers, and mumbled through the open door without knowing what he was saying "Coming, Vadya coming... Not as young as I used to be....Hands won't do what I want" (3a). -
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[saying]=====⇒ (said with regret, and sometimes in jest, when a middle-aged or older person thinks or talks about his age and the effects it has on his health, physical strength etc; may be said by a young person as a joke) being or getting old is difficult and unpleasant:- [in limited contexts] I'm <НЕЪ etc> not as young as I (he etc) used to be.♦ [Матрёна:]...На старости лет кто пожалеет. Старость не радость (Толстой 1). [М.:]... In your old age who's going to feel sorry for you? It's no fun to get old (1a).♦ Ноги у Петра Васильевича сделались ватными. Трясущимися руками отодвинув щеколду, он растерянно бормотал перед запертой дверью: "Сейчас, Вадя... Сейчас... Вот старость не радость... Руки не слушаются..." (Максимов 3). Pyotr Vasilievich's legs went weak. He released the catch with trembling fingers, and mumbled through the open door without knowing what he was saying "Coming, Vadya coming... Not as young as I used to be....Hands won't do what I want" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > старость не радость
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HE ПОДАРОК HE ПОДАРОЧЕК both coll NP these forms only subj-compl with быть0)1. (subj: human a person who is not easy to have dealings withX - не подарок = X is no prizeX is tough (no fun) to deal with X is no gift to mankind (humanity) X is no pushover X is a tough customer (in limited contexts) X is going to be trouble.Степа был хорошо известен в театральных кругах Москвы, и все знали, что человек этот - не подарочек. Но всё-таки то, что рассказывал администратор про него, даже и для Стёпы было чересчур (Булгаков 9). Styopa had a reputation in Moscow theatrical circles, and everybody knew that the man was no gift to humanity. Nevertheless, what the house manager was telling about him was too much even for Styopa (9a).2. ( subj: abstr or infin) sth. (or doing sth.) is unpleasant, undesirableX - не подарок - X isn't what I (you) would call luck (fun)X isn't my (our) idea of fun (of fun and games, of a good time) X is no picnic.«Родители уехали, а меня оставили с младшими братьями. Это, я тебе скажу, не подарок!» - «Я тебе сочувствую». "My parents are out of town and I'm stuck watching my little brothers. I tell you, it's not what you'd call fun!" "You have my sympathy." -
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ПРОХАЖИВАТЬСЯ/ПРОЙТИСЬ (ПРОЕЗ-ЖАТЬСЯ/ПРОЁХАТЬСЯ) НА СЧЁТ чей (ПО АДРЕСУ чьему, кого, НАСЧЁТ кого-чего) all coll VP subj: human to speak of s.o. or sth. in a mocking or disapprov ing tone, speak ill of s.o.: X прохаживался на Y-ов счет - X was taking stabs (potshots, swipes) at person Y X was running person Y down X was poking fun at Y X was making sport of person Y X was making fun of Y. -
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• НЕ ПОДАРОК; НЕ ПОДАРОЧЕК both coll[NP; these forms only; subj-compl with быть]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ a person who is not easy to have dealings with:- [in limited contexts] X is going to be trouble.♦ Степа был хорошо известен в театральных кругах Москвы, и все знали, что человек этот - не подарочек. Но всё-таки то, что рассказывал администратор про него, даже и для Стёпы было чересчур (Булгаков 9). Styopa had a reputation in Moscow theatrical circles, and everybody knew that the man was no gift to humanity. Nevertheless, what the house manager was telling about him was too much even for Styopa (9a).2. [subj: abstr or infin]⇒ sth. (or doing sth.) is unpleasant, undesirable:- X isn't my (our) idea of fun (of fun and games, of a good time);- X is no picnic.♦ "Родители уехали, а меня оставили с младшими братьями. Это, я тебе скажу, не подарок!" - "Я тебе сочувствую". "Му parents are out of town and I'm stuck watching my little brothers. I tell you, it's not what you'd call fun!" "You have my sympathy."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не подарок
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• НЕ ПОДАРОК; НЕ ПОДАРОЧЕК both coll[NP; these forms only; subj-compl with быть]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ a person who is not easy to have dealings with:- [in limited contexts] X is going to be trouble.♦ Степа был хорошо известен в театральных кругах Москвы, и все знали, что человек этот - не подарочек. Но всё-таки то, что рассказывал администратор про него, даже и для Стёпы было чересчур (Булгаков 9). Styopa had a reputation in Moscow theatrical circles, and everybody knew that the man was no gift to humanity. Nevertheless, what the house manager was telling about him was too much even for Styopa (9a).2. [subj: abstr or infin]⇒ sth. (or doing sth.) is unpleasant, undesirable:- X isn't my (our) idea of fun (of fun and games, of a good time);- X is no picnic.♦ "Родители уехали, а меня оставили с младшими братьями. Это, я тебе скажу, не подарок!" - "Я тебе сочувствую". "Му parents are out of town and I'm stuck watching my little brothers. I tell you, it's not what you'd call fun!" "You have my sympathy."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не подарочек
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19 проезжаться на счет
• ПРОХАЖИВАТЬСЯ/ПРОЙТИСЬ <ПРОЕЗЖАТЬСЯ/ПРОЕХАТЬСЯ> НА СЧЕТ чей <ПО АДРЕСУ чьему, кого, НАСЧЕТ кого-чего> all coll[УР; subj: human]=====⇒ to speak of s.o. or sth. in a mocking or disapproving tone, speak ill of s. о.:- X прохаживался на Y-ов счет≈ X was taking stabs (potshots, swipes) at person Y;- X was making fun of Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > проезжаться на счет
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20 проезжаться насчет
• ПРОХАЖИВАТЬСЯ/ПРОЙТИСЬ <ПРОЕЗЖАТЬСЯ/ПРОЕХАТЬСЯ> НА СЧЕТ чей <ПО АДРЕСУ чьему, кого, НАСЧЕТ кого-чего> all coll[УР; subj: human]=====⇒ to speak of s.o. or sth. in a mocking or disapproving tone, speak ill of s. о.:- X прохаживался на Y-ов счет≈ X was taking stabs (potshots, swipes) at person Y;- X was making fun of Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > проезжаться насчет
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