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1 отчислить из университета, колледжа
General subject: expell, get flunked out, get washed outУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отчислить из университета, колледжа
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2 Л-84
ЛИЦА НЕТ на ком coll VP subj. /gcn pres or past) s.o. has become very pale, the expression on s.o. 's face has changed ( usu. from extreme anxiety, fear etc): на X-e лица нет — X looks awful (terrible, ghastly, terribly upset etc) X is (as) pale (white) as a ghost X is (as) white as a sheet X is (as) pale as death X doesn't look himself X looks like death warmed over ( usu. as a result of extreme fatigue) X looks washed-out.(Косых:) Доктор, что это вы сегодня такой бледный? На вас лица нет (Чехов 4). (К.:) Doctor, why are you so pale today? You look awful (4a). (K.:) Why so pale today, Doctor? You look ghastly (4b)....Лица на нём нет, сильно болен... (Солженицын 2)....He looked terrible, he was very ill... (2a).Рассказывали, что на Никаноре Ивановиче лица не было, что он пошатывался, проходя, как пьяный, и что-то бормотал (Булгаков 9). It was said that Nikanor Ivanovich was pale as a ghost, that he swayed like a drunkard, and mumbled something indistinct (9a).И тут же появилась Фаина, и на ней не было лица. «Что с тобой?!» -воскликнул Лёва... (Битов 2). Faina reappeared instantly, pale as death. "What's the matter?" Lyova exclaimed... (2a).Садчиков, я повторил тебе уже три раза - выполняй то, что предписано... А потом отоспись - на тебе лица нет» (Семёнов 1). "Sadchikov, I've told you three times already-carry out your instructions....And then get some sleep, you look washed-out" (1a). -
3 лица нет
• ЛИЦА НЕТ на ком coll[VPsubj/ gen; pres or past]=====⇒ s.o. has become very pale, the expression on s.o.'s face has changed (usu. from extreme anxiety, fear etc):- [usu. as a result of extreme fatigue] X looks washed-out.♦ [Косых:] Доктор, что это вы сегодня такой бледный? На вас лица нет (Чехов 4). [К.:] Doctor, why are you so pale today? You look awful (4a). [K.:] Why so pale today, Doctor? You look ghastly (4b).♦...Лица на нём нет, сильно болен... (Солженицын 2)....He looked terrible, he was very ill... (2a).♦ Рассказывали, что на Никаноре Ивановиче лица не было, что он пошатывался, проходя, как пьяный, и что-то бормотал (Булгаков 9). It was said that Nikanor Ivanovich was pale as a ghost, that he swayed like a drunkard, and mumbled something indistinct (9a).♦ И тут же появилась Фаина, и на ней не было лица. "Что с тобой?!" - воскликнул Лёва... (Битов 2). Faina reappeared instantly, pale as death. "What's the matter?" Lyova exclaimed... (2a).♦ "Садчиков, я повторил тебе уже три раза - выполняй то, что предписано... А потом отоспись - на тебе лица нет" (Семёнов 1). "Sadchikov, I've told you three times already-carry out your instructions....And then get some sleep, you look washed-out" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > лица нет
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4 предупреждение о недопустимости употребления вульгарных выражений
Taboo: Get your mouth washed out!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > предупреждение о недопустимости употребления вульгарных выражений
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5 М-49
В ЧЁМ (KAK) МАТЬ РОДИЛА highly coll these forms only fixed WO1. - остаться, оставить кого и т. п. ( subj-compl with copula (subj: human, obj-compl with оставить etcobj: human), or detached modif) (to remain, leave s.o. etc) without any clothes onin one's birthday suit(as) naked as the day one was born in the altogether stark naked in the buff without a stitch of clothing (on) naked as a jaybird.«Ну, добежали (собаки) и в одну минуту спустили с меня всё моё рванье. Остался в чем мать родила» (Шолохов 1). "They (the dogs) ran up to me, and in a moment they'd torn all my rags off me. I was left in my birthday suit" (1a).Нас голых, в чём мать родила, перед мытьём стригли в коридоре (Марченко 1). Naked as the day we were born, we had to wait there in the corridor to be shorn before going on to get washed (1a).Говорили о том, что был сеанс в Варьете, после коего все две тысячи зрителей выскочили на улицу в чем мать родила... (Булгаков 9). It was said that there had been a strange performance at the Variety Theater, after which the entire audience of two thousand persons ran out into the street stark naked... (9a).2. - оставить, пустить кого и т. п. ( usu. obj-compl with оставить etcobj: human)) (to leave s.o.) without money, without any means ( usu. in contexts of robbing s.o., winning all s.o. 's money at cards, taking possession of all s.o. 's property by deceitful means etc): without a penny to one's ( s.o. 's) name. -
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• В ЧЕМ < KAK> МАТЬ РОДИЛА highly coll[these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. в чем мать родила остаться, оставить кого и т.п. [subj-compl with copula (subj: human), obj-compl with оставить etc (obj: human), or detached modif]⇒ (to remain, leave s.o. etc) without any clothes on:- stark naked;- in the buff;- naked as a jaybird.♦ "Ну, добежали [ собаки] и в одну минуту спустили с меня всё моё рванье. Остался в чем мать родила" (Шолохов 1). "They [the dogs] ran up to me, and in a moment they'd torn all my rags off me. I was left in my birthday suit" (1a).♦ Нас голых, в чём мать родила, перед мытьём стригли в коридоре (Марченко 1). Naked as the day we were born, we had to wait there in the corridor to be shorn before going on to get washed (1a).♦ Говорили о том, что был сеанс в Варьете, после коего все две тысячи зрителей выскочили на улицу в чем мать родила... (Булгаков 9). It was said that there had been a strange performance at the Variety Theater, after which the entire audience of two thousand persons ran out into the street stark naked... (9a).⇒ (to leave s.o.) without money, without any means (usu. in contexts of robbing s.o., winning all s.o.'s money at cards, taking possession of all s.o.'s property by deceitful means etc):- without a penny to one's (s.o.'s) name.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в чем мать родила
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7 как мать родила
• В ЧЕМ < KAK> МАТЬ РОДИЛА highly coll[these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. как мать родила остаться, оставить кого и т.п. [subj-compl with copula (subj: human), obj-compl with оставить etc (obj: human), or detached modif]⇒ (to remain, leave s.o. etc) without any clothes on:- stark naked;- in the buff;- naked as a jaybird.♦ "Ну, добежали [ собаки] и в одну минуту спустили с меня всё моё рванье. Остался в чем мать родила" (Шолохов 1). "They [the dogs] ran up to me, and in a moment they'd torn all my rags off me. I was left in my birthday suit" (1a).♦ Нас голых, в чём мать родила, перед мытьём стригли в коридоре (Марченко 1). Naked as the day we were born, we had to wait there in the corridor to be shorn before going on to get washed (1a).♦ Говорили о том, что был сеанс в Варьете, после коего все две тысячи зрителей выскочили на улицу в чем мать родила... (Булгаков 9). It was said that there had been a strange performance at the Variety Theater, after which the entire audience of two thousand persons ran out into the street stark naked... (9a).⇒ (to leave s.o.) without money, without any means (usu. in contexts of robbing s.o., winning all s.o.'s money at cards, taking possession of all s.o.'s property by deceitful means etc):- without a penny to one's (s.o.'s) name.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как мать родила
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