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121 get it where the chicken got the axe
разг.(get it where the chicken got the axe (амер. ax))влипнуть, попасть в переделку; получить хорошую, здоровую взбучку; ≈ ему всыпали по первое числоNow you go roll your hoop, Fissy, and let all the yellow coyotes know that anybody that nominates anybody except Uncle Hell-cat will catch it where the chicken caught the ax. See? (S. Lewis, ‘Elmer Gantry’, ch. I) — Катись, Фисси, и скажи своим шакалам: всякий, кто осмелится выставить какую-либо другую кандидатуру, а не дядюшку Хелла, получит по загривку. Понял?
The Soldier: "...Got a whole bunch of us that night, I was one of 'em..." The Woman (quietly): "So was my... so was the man I was fond of." The Soldier: "Yep; he was lost after he got it where the chicken got the axe. Posted missing." (‘Best Australian One Act Plays’, S. Tombolt, ‘Searchlights’) — Солдат: "...Да, попали в переделку. Мне тоже досталось..." Женщина (тихо): "И мой... любимый был там." Солдат: "Да, мы его не видали больше после той страшной ночи. Попал в число пропавших без вести."
I wasn't the only one in it, but for some reason the Boss thought I was the ringleader and had me up this morning and I got it properly. I can tell you, right where the chicken got the axe. (SPI) — Во всей этой истории участвовал не я один, но почему-то босс считал меня зачинщиком. Он вызвал меня, и, могу вас заверить, мне здорово влетело.
Large English-Russian phrasebook > get it where the chicken got the axe
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122 get back on one's feet
снова встать на ноги; обрести почву под ногамиMy parents helped me a lot when I lost my job. I'm glad I'm back on my feet now.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > get back on one's feet
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123 lost book
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124 get back
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125 get back on one's feet
1) пoпpaвитьcя, вcтaть нa нoгиHe was sick for a while, but now he's getting back on his feet2) вcтaть нa нoги, cнoвa cтaть нeзaвиcимымMy parents helped a lot when I lost my job. I'm glad I've got back. I'm on my feet now -
126 be lost
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127 be lost in the clouds
запутаться в аргументации; ≈ напустить тумануIn the course of his long speech he got lost in the clouds. — Речь его была длинная и весьма путаная.
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128 have/ get a handle on smth.
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > have/ get a handle on smth.
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