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1 get lost!
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2 get out of here!
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3 встать на дыбы
1) General subject: to be( get) on (one's) hind legs (о лошади), be on hind legs (о лошади), get on hind legs (о лошади)2) Literal: bristle3) Agriculture: get on legs (о лошади)4) Makarov: be on (one's) hind legs (о лошади), get on (one's) hind legs (о лошади) -
4 привыкнуть к морской качке
1) Jocular: get sea legs, have sea legs2) Makarov: find (one's) sea legs, get ( one's) sea legs (on), have (one's) sea legs (on), find sea legsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > привыкнуть к морской качке
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5 стать настоящим моряком
1) Jocular: get sea legs, have sea legs2) Makarov: find sea legsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > стать настоящим моряком
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6 разозлиться
1) General subject: be miffed with about, be wild with (на кого-л.), become livid, get a miff, get blood up, get dander up, get narky, get one's monkey up, get shirty, get uptight, lose cool, lose hair, lose rag, lose shirt, lose wig, miff, throw a fit, to be (get) on (one's) hind legs, to be miffed with (smb.) about (at, smth.) (надуться, на кого-л., за что-л.), to be wild with (smb.) (на кого-л.), turn nasty, wax angry, fly into a passion, get back up, get back up, get monkey up, grab for altitude, lose wool, put back up, set back up, mad2) Colloquial: get (one's) jaws tight, get one's rag out3) Jocular: be on hind legs, get on hind legs5) Rude: get rag out6) Jargon: flare up, flip ( one's) lid, flip out, get (one's) dander up, get one's jaws tight, see red, steam, burn7) Makarov: cut up rusty, get ( one's) back up, get into a pet, go in off the deep end, go off at the deep end, go off the deep end, take the pet, turn rusty, cut up nasty, cut up rough, cut up savage8) Taboo: get (one's) ass in an uproar, get ( one's) shit hot, get a hair up (one's) ass, get the butt, raise hell, shit a top-block, shit blue -
7 нога
ж.1) ( ступня) foot; ( нижняя конечность до ступни или целиком) legположи́ть но́гу на́ ногу — cross one's legs
сбить кого́-л с ног — knock smb down; knock smb off his feet
наступи́ть кому́-л на́ ногу — tread / step on smb's foot
2) ( лапа животного) leg; (научн. тж.) limb; (ступня млекопитающих тж.) paw; (ступня др. животных) foot3) (опора, стойка) leg••нога́ми вперёд (о покойнике) — feet first
взять но́ги в ру́ки (и пойти́ куда́-л) прост. — get one's butt in gear (and go to a place)
быть без (за́дних) ног (от усталости) разг. — be dead beat; be dead on one's feet
быть на коро́ткой ноге́ с кем-л разг. — be on close / intimate terms with smb
быть / лежа́ть у чьих-л ног — be at smb's feet
в нога́х крова́ти — at the foot of the bed
в нога́х пра́вды нет — give your feet a rest
вали́ть с ног кого́-л (о ветре и т.п.) — knock smb off smb's feet
вверх нога́ми — head over heels
встать с ле́вой ноги́ разг. — get out of bed on the wrong side
где (никогда́) не ступа́ла нога́ челове́ка — where man has never set foot
деревя́нная нога́ — wooden leg, stump, peg leg
е́ле волочи́ть но́ги разг. — be hardly able to drag one's legs along
идти́ в но́гу (с тв.) — keep step / pace (with); (перен. тж.) keep abreast [ə'brest] (with)
идти́ в но́гу с жи́знью / ве́ком — keep up / abreast with the times
идти́ не в но́гу — get out of step
к ноге́! воен. — order arms!
как моя́ [его́] ле́вая нога́ захо́чет — whatever I please [he pleases]
на широ́кую но́гу — in a grand style, in a big way
не чу́вствовать / чу́ять под собо́й ног — 1) ( при быстром беге) be running as fast as one's legs would carry one 2) ( от усталости) be dead on one's feet 3) разг. ( от радости) be beside oneself with joy, be walking on air
ни ного́й (куда-л или к кому-л) — never cross the threshold (of smb's place); not set foot (somewhere)
одна́ нога́ здесь, друга́я там — be back before smb knows it; be back in a flash [in no time]
подня́ть всех на́ ноги — raise a general alarm
положи́ть (вн.) к чьим-л нога́м — lay (d) at smb's feet
поста́вить на́ ноги кого́-л — set smb on his feet; (перен. тж.) give smb a start in life
приде́лать но́ги (к дт.) — pinch, steal, walk off (with)
протяну́ть но́ги разг. — turn up one's toes
с головы́ до ног — from head to foot; from top to toe
сде́лать но́ги прост. — take to one's heels; show a clean pair of heels брит. уст.; clear off, cut out sl
со всех ног разг. — as fast as one can, as fast as one's legs will carry one
стать на́ ноги (перен.) — become independent
стоя́ть одно́й ного́й в моги́ле — have one foot in the grave
чтобы́ ноги́ твое́й здесь не́ было! — never set foot in here again!
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8 встать
1) General subject: be about, be up, be up and about, get on one's feet, get on one's legs, get up, rear, recover feet, recover legs, recover one's feet (после падения, болезни), rise, rise from seat, stand up, take rise, to be (get) on (one's) feet, up, come to a standstill2) Sports: on the feet up3) Poetical language: arise5) Jargon: fritz6) Makarov: recover from a fall (после падения), fritz out7) Taboo: give fanny a rest -
9 Г-78
КУДА ГЛАЗА ГЛЯДИТ coll Invar adv fixed WO1. идти, брести, бежать и т. п. \Г-78 (to walk, roam, run etc) without choosing a specific direction, without a prepared plan, indifferent to where one ends up (often used in cases when one is escaping from a dangerous, intolerable, volatile etc situationalso used when s.o. is deep in thought, emotionally distraught etc): уйти (убежать и т. п.) - ' leave (run away etc) not caring where one is going go anywhere (just to get out of here (there etc))брести - - wander aimlessly (randomly, at random)go wherever one's legs carry (take) one go wherever one's feet take one walk without thinking (paying attention to) where one is going go (walk etc) heedlessly (blindly etc)беги \Г-78! - run away, go anywhere at all!get out of here (there), it doesn't matter where you go!go anywhere, just get out of here (there)! (extended usage)...Если дождь пойдет или гроза начнется, не знают ковыли, куда им приткнуться. Мечутся, падают, прижимаются к земле. Были бы ноги, убежали бы, наверное, куда глаза глядят... (Айтматов 1)....If it rained or stormed, the feather grass went frantic, it did not know what to do, where to hide. It tossed and flattened, pressed itself against the earth. If it had feet, it surely would run away, just anywhere at all (1a)....Он хотел было поворотить назад, к дому, но домой идти ему стало вдруг ужасно противно... и он пошёл куда глаза глядят (Достоевский 3)....Не was about to turn back and go home, but the thought of going home suddenly repelled him....He walked on at random (3a).2. идти, ехать, отправляться и т. п. \Г-78 (to walk, go, set off) wherever one chooses, desires (without restrictions or limitations)wherever one's fancy takes onewherever one feels like (going) wherever the spirit moves one wherever one's legs (will) carry (take) one wherever one's feet (will) take one.И вдруг мелькнула в голове (у Орозкула) отчаянная мысль: «А плюну на веб и уйду куда глаза глядят!» (Айтматов 1). Suddenly a desperate thought flashed across his (Orozkill's) mind: "I'll spit on all this and get out. Just leave for wherever my fancy takes me" (1b). -
10 куда глаза глядят
• КУДА ГЛАЗА ГЛЯДИТ coll[Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====1. идти, брести, бежать и т.п. куда глаза глядят (to walk, roam, run etc) without choosing a specific direction, without a prepared plan, indifferent to where one ends up (often used in cases when one is escaping from a dangerous, intolerable, volatile etc situation; also used when s.o. is deep in thought, emotionally distraught etc): уйти <убежать и т. п.> куда глаза глядят ≈ leave <run away etc> not caring where one is going; go anywhere (just to get out of here <there etc>; || брести куда глаза глядят ≈ wander aimlessly <randomly, at random>; go wherever one's legs carry (take) one; go wherever one's feet take one; walk without thinking (paying attention to) where one is going; go (walk etc) heedlessly (blindly etc); || беги -! - run away, go anywhere at all!; get out of here (there), it doesn't matter where you go!; go anywhere, just get out of here (there)!♦ [extended usage]...Если дождь пойдёт или гроза начнётся, не знают ковыли, куда им приткнуться. Мечутся, падают, прижимаются к земле. Были бы ноги, убежали бы, наверное, куда глаза глядят... (Айтматов 1)....If it rained or stormed, the feather grass went frantic, it did not know what to do, where to hide. It tossed and flattened, pressed itself against the earth. If it had feet, it surely would run away, just anywhere at all (1a).♦...Он хотел было поворотить назад, к дому, но домой идти ему стало вдруг ужасно противно... и он пошёл куда глаза глядят (Достоевский 3)....He was about to turn back and go home, but the thought of going home suddenly repelled him....He walked on at random (3a).2. идти, ехать, отправляться и т.п. куда глаза глядят (to walk, go, set off) wherever one chooses, desires (without restrictions or limitations):- wherever one's feet (will) take one.♦ И вдруг мелькнула в голове [у Орозкула] отчаянная мысль: "А плюну на всё и уйду куда глаза глядят!" (Айтматов 1). Suddenly a desperate thought flashed across his [Orozkul's] mind: "I'll spit on all this and get out. Just leave for wherever my fancy takes me" (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > куда глаза глядят
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11 встать для произнесения речи
2) Jocular: be on hind legs, get on hind legsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > встать для произнесения речи
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12 прижать хвост
I• ПОДЖИМАТЬ/ПОДЖАТЬ <ПРИЖИМАТЬ/ПРИЖАТЬ, ПОДВЕРТЫВАТЬ/ПОДВЕРНУТЬ, ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ХВОСТ < ХВОСТЫ> all highly coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to retreat, surrender, give up one's course of action because one experiences a loss of self-confidence, apprehension, humiliation etc (often in circumstances when one encounters strong, unexpected opposition, when one suddenly becomes afraid of the possible consequences of one's actions etc):- X поджал хвост≈ X tucked (stuck, went away with etc) his tail between his legs.♦ "Больно спесив Кирила Петрович! а небось поджал хвост, когда Гришка мой закричал ему: "Вон, старый пёс! долой со двора!"" (Пушкин 1). "Kirila Petrovich is proud all right, but he certainly went away with his tail between his legs when Grisha shouted to him - 'Goon, you old cur! Get out of here!'" (1b).♦ "...Сегодня он действительно его выгнал. Это так и было. Ну, а тот рассердился... Ораторствовал здесь, знания свои выставлял, да и ушёл, хвост поджав..." (Достоевский 3). "...Today he really did send him packing. That's exactly what happened. And then the other character lost his temper....Made a speech or two, showed off his knowledge and then left with his tail between his legs" (3a).II[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to humble s.o. and/ or force him to act in accordance with one's wishes:- X will bring Y in line (to heel).♦ [author's usage] Я не сомневаюсь, что [директор издательства] Котов, торгуясь, не сомневался в том, что Мариетта [Шагинян] добьётся своего. Он просто хотел... ущемить ей хвост (Мандельштам 2). I have no doubt that all the time he was haggling with her [Marietta Shaginian], Kotov [the director of the publishing house] knew perfectly well that she would get her way in the end. He simply wanted to take her down a peg or two... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прижать хвост
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13 прижать хвосты
I• ПОДЖИМАТЬ/ПОДЖАТЬ <ПРИЖИМАТЬ/ПРИЖАТЬ, ПОДВЕРТЫВАТЬ/ПОДВЕРНУТЬ, ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ХВОСТ < ХВОСТЫ> all highly coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to retreat, surrender, give up one's course of action because one experiences a loss of self-confidence, apprehension, humiliation etc (often in circumstances when one encounters strong, unexpected opposition, when one suddenly becomes afraid of the possible consequences of one's actions etc):- X поджал хвост≈ X tucked (stuck, went away with etc) his tail between his legs.♦ "Больно спесив Кирила Петрович! а небось поджал хвост, когда Гришка мой закричал ему: "Вон, старый пёс! долой со двора!"" (Пушкин 1). "Kirila Petrovich is proud all right, but he certainly went away with his tail between his legs when Grisha shouted to him - 'Goon, you old cur! Get out of here!'" (1b).♦ "...Сегодня он действительно его выгнал. Это так и было. Ну, а тот рассердился... Ораторствовал здесь, знания свои выставлял, да и ушёл, хвост поджав..." (Достоевский 3). "...Today he really did send him packing. That's exactly what happened. And then the other character lost his temper....Made a speech or two, showed off his knowledge and then left with his tail between his legs" (3a).II[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to humble s.o. and/ or force him to act in accordance with one's wishes:- X will bring Y in line (to heel).♦ [author's usage] Я не сомневаюсь, что [директор издательства] Котов, торгуясь, не сомневался в том, что Мариетта [Шагинян] добьётся своего. Он просто хотел... ущемить ей хвост (Мандельштам 2). I have no doubt that all the time he was haggling with her [Marietta Shaginian], Kotov [the director of the publishing house] knew perfectly well that she would get her way in the end. He simply wanted to take her down a peg or two... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прижать хвосты
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14 прижимать хвост
I• ПОДЖИМАТЬ/ПОДЖАТЬ <ПРИЖИМАТЬ/ПРИЖАТЬ, ПОДВЕРТЫВАТЬ/ПОДВЕРНУТЬ, ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ХВОСТ < ХВОСТЫ> all highly coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to retreat, surrender, give up one's course of action because one experiences a loss of self-confidence, apprehension, humiliation etc (often in circumstances when one encounters strong, unexpected opposition, when one suddenly becomes afraid of the possible consequences of one's actions etc):- X поджал хвост≈ X tucked (stuck, went away with etc) his tail between his legs.♦ "Больно спесив Кирила Петрович! а небось поджал хвост, когда Гришка мой закричал ему: "Вон, старый пёс! долой со двора!"" (Пушкин 1). "Kirila Petrovich is proud all right, but he certainly went away with his tail between his legs when Grisha shouted to him - 'Goon, you old cur! Get out of here!'" (1b).♦ "...Сегодня он действительно его выгнал. Это так и было. Ну, а тот рассердился... Ораторствовал здесь, знания свои выставлял, да и ушёл, хвост поджав..." (Достоевский 3). "...Today he really did send him packing. That's exactly what happened. And then the other character lost his temper....Made a speech or two, showed off his knowledge and then left with his tail between his legs" (3a).II[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to humble s.o. and/ or force him to act in accordance with one's wishes:- X will bring Y in line (to heel).♦ [author's usage] Я не сомневаюсь, что [директор издательства] Котов, торгуясь, не сомневался в том, что Мариетта [Шагинян] добьётся своего. Он просто хотел... ущемить ей хвост (Мандельштам 2). I have no doubt that all the time he was haggling with her [Marietta Shaginian], Kotov [the director of the publishing house] knew perfectly well that she would get her way in the end. He simply wanted to take her down a peg or two... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прижимать хвост
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I• ПОДЖИМАТЬ/ПОДЖАТЬ <ПРИЖИМАТЬ/ПРИЖАТЬ, ПОДВЕРТЫВАТЬ/ПОДВЕРНУТЬ, ОПУСКАТЬ/ОПУСТИТЬ> ХВОСТ < ХВОСТЫ> all highly coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to retreat, surrender, give up one's course of action because one experiences a loss of self-confidence, apprehension, humiliation etc (often in circumstances when one encounters strong, unexpected opposition, when one suddenly becomes afraid of the possible consequences of one's actions etc):- X поджал хвост≈ X tucked (stuck, went away with etc) his tail between his legs.♦ "Больно спесив Кирила Петрович! а небось поджал хвост, когда Гришка мой закричал ему: "Вон, старый пёс! долой со двора!"" (Пушкин 1). "Kirila Petrovich is proud all right, but he certainly went away with his tail between his legs when Grisha shouted to him - 'Goon, you old cur! Get out of here!'" (1b).♦ "...Сегодня он действительно его выгнал. Это так и было. Ну, а тот рассердился... Ораторствовал здесь, знания свои выставлял, да и ушёл, хвост поджав..." (Достоевский 3). "...Today he really did send him packing. That's exactly what happened. And then the other character lost his temper....Made a speech or two, showed off his knowledge and then left with his tail between his legs" (3a).II[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to humble s.o. and/ or force him to act in accordance with one's wishes:- X will bring Y in line (to heel).♦ [author's usage] Я не сомневаюсь, что [директор издательства] Котов, торгуясь, не сомневался в том, что Мариетта [Шагинян] добьётся своего. Он просто хотел... ущемить ей хвост (Мандельштам 2). I have no doubt that all the time he was haggling with her [Marietta Shaginian], Kotov [the director of the publishing house] knew perfectly well that she would get her way in the end. He simply wanted to take her down a peg or two... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прижимать хвосты
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ж. (ступня)foot*; ( до ступни) legсбить кого-л. с ног — knock smb. down; knock smb. off his feet
наступить кому-л. на ногу — tread* / step on smb.'s foot; (перен.) tread* on smb.'s corns / toes
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деревянная нога — wooden leg, stump, peg legидти в ногу (с тв.) — (прям. и перен.) keep* step / pace (with); (перен. тж.) keep* abreast (with)
идти в ногу с жизнью, с веком — keep* up / abreast with the times
идти не в ногу — get* out of step
со всех ног разг. — as fast as one can, as fast as one's legs will carry one
протянуть ноги разг. — turn up one's toes
быть без ног разг. ( от усталости) — be dead-beat
поставить кого-л. на ноги — set* smb. on his feet; (перен. тж.) give* smb. a start in life
стать на ноги (перен.) — become* independent
стоять на своих ногах (перен.) — be able to stand on one's own feet
с головы до ног — from head to foot; from top to toe
быть на короткой ноге с кем-л. разг. — be on close / intimate terms with smb.
ни ногой (куда-л. или к кому-л.) — never cross the threshold (of smb.'s place); not set foot (somewhere)
встать с левой ноги разг. — get* out of bed on the wrong side
не чувствовать под собой ног разг. ( от радости) — be beside oneself with joy, be walking on air
к ноге! воен. — order arms!
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17 ходить на задних лапках
ходить (служить, стоять) на задних лапках ( перед кем), тж. становиться на задние лапки ( перед кем)ирон., пренебр.lit. get on one's hind legs before smb.; cf. dance attendance on (upon) smb.; fawn on (upon) smb.- Я, батюшка, долго молчал. Он думал, что я и перед ним на задних лапках буду выплясывать; на-тка, брат, возьми закуси! (Ф. Достоевский, Село Степанчиково и его обитатели) — 'I held my peace for a long time, sir, he imagined that I was going to fawn upon him, like a lapdog on its hind legs begging.' 'Here, boy, here's a bit, eat it up.'
- Сапожки нафигарил на ходули и думаешь, все перед тобой в батарее на задних лапках ходить будут? - выговорил Лазарев. (Ю. Бондарев, Выбор) — 'Got yourself a pair of fancy boots and think that everyone in the battery is gonna get on their hind legs before you, Lieutenant?' Lazarev said through clenched teeth.
Судачили, будто бы Байлушко ходит перед Гаричевым на задних лапках, как цирковая собачка... (Н. Воронов, Макушка лета) — Idle gossip had it that Bailushko fawned on Garichev like a circus dog...
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ходить на задних лапках
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19 выйти сухим из воды
1) General subject: emerge, fall on ( one's) legs, get by, get off with a whole skin, come clear of, get off scot-free (Peter was able to escape from any situation scot-free.В любой ситуации Пётр умел выйти сухим из воды.), escape with a whole skin, fall on one's feet, be off the hook, come out of something smelling of roses, get away clean2) American: get away3) Set phrase: come out dry, come off unscathed, come off with a whole skin, smell like a rose4) Makarov: bluff it out, get away with murder, get clear away, get off scotfree, go scotfree, come off clear, come unscathed out of the battle, emerge unscathed5) Idiomatic expression: fall on someone's feetУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выйти сухим из воды
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1) General subject: betake oneself to one's heels, bolt, bung off, chevy, cut sticks, decamp, flee to the bent (спасаясь от опасности, кредиторов), get away, give the guy to (от кого-л.), go to the bent, lam, leg-bail, make a bolt, make a run of it, nip off, play hooky, run away, run away from (от кого-л., от чего-л.), scamper, scuttle, show a clean pair of heels, skip, slope, stump one's chalks, take a clean pair of heels, take to heels, take to legs, take to one's heels, take to one's legs, turn one's tail (струсив), vamoose, vamose, whip off, make a get-away, make off, make oneself scarce, play hookey, run off, skip off, take wings, give the slip (от кого-л.)2) Colloquial: broom, change one's base, cut, hop it, nip away, scoot, skedaddle, sling one's hook, beat it, clear off, give leg bail3) Slang: guy, walk one's chalks4) American: peddle (one's) papers, scram5) Rude: haul ass6) Jargon: cut one's lucky (вовремя), cut one's stick, hook, hook it, nix out, powder, rabbitfoot, slope off, stump (one's) chalk, walk chalk7) Graphic expression: head for the hills8) Makarov: take leg-bail, do a bolt, do a bunk, do the Dutch act, fling up heels
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