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61 поставить на место
1) General subject: (кого-л.) bring to his level, call down (кого-л.), (кого-л.) cut down to size, put back, (кого-л.) put in his place, put-down, (кого-л.) tell where to get off, (кого-л.) wipe eye, (кого-л.) bring to his bearings, (кого-л.) bring to his level, (кого-л.) make look small, (кого-л.) send about his business, put people where they belong (Sometimes it is necessary to put people where they belong.), shoot down (вербально), send about his business (кого-л.), bring smb. down a peg, cut smb./smth. down to size2) Naval: replace3) Colloquial: bring down4) Mathematics: move into position, place to the site6) Politics: (к-л) cut (smb) down to size7) Jargon: (кого-л.) clip someone's wings, (часто в страдательном залоге) Chastise8) Graphic expression: Take down a peg (кого-либо)9) Makarov: (кого-л.) bring (smb.) to his bearings, (кого-л.) put (smb.) in his place, (кого-л.) put (smb.) in his proper place, (кого-л.) tell (smb.) where to get off, call down (кого-л), cut down to size (кого-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > поставить на место
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62 за здорово живёшь
разг.1) (бесплатно, даром (делать что-либо)) do smth. for nothing at all; for next to nothing; for a song- Ко мне часто приходят: то пятёрку, то десятку дай. Другой раз последние отдаю. Правда, люблю, чтобы возвращали, за здорово живёшь тоже работать неохота. (В. Распутин, Деньги для Марии) — 'They often come to me for a fiver, or a tenner, and often it's the last one I've got. True, I expect to get paid back. Nobody wants to work for nothing.'
2) ( без всякой на то причины) for no reason at all; without rhyme or reasonВсе им помыкали; боцмана и унтер-офицеры походя, и за дело, и так, за здорово живёшь, ругали и били Прошку, приговаривая: "У, лодырь!" (К. Станюкович, Человек за бортом) — Everybody bullied him. The boatswains and petty officers cursed him and beat him without rhyme or reason, shouting, 'Ugh, you dirty loafer.'
- Ты прав: парнишка пострадал за здорово живёшь. Но ведь мы живём в таком злодейском мире, где и бог и дьявол требуют человеческих жертв. (Ф. Гладков, Мятежная юность) — 'You're right: the lad is being victimized for no reason at all. But after all you and I are living in this wicked world where both God and the Devil require human sacrifices.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за здорово живёшь
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63 свалить
1) General subject: bring down, dump, fell, flip over, knock down, knock over, lay out, shift the responsibility on (на кого-л.), shuffle (ответственность), strike down, lay low, put to grass, pawn off (дело( на кого-либо)), (на) offload, get (о болезни: The bug has got him, he's flat on his back.), (кого-л) stretch, plonk down3) American: put the skids under (smb., smth.)4) Engineering: pile5) Automobile industry: topple7) Jargon: run off ("Свали отсюда")8) Makarov: lay (laid), curl up, fling down (что-л.)9) Idiomatic expression: beat it -
64 дать знать
1) General subject: let know, let somebody hear, let somebody know, let hear, let know, give a jingle2) Colloquial: get back to3) Jargon: pat it on the street, tip off4) Makarov: let (smb.) know ( hear, etc) (smth.) (что-л.; кому-л.) -
65 палкой не загонишь
прост.you won't be able to drive smb. into smth. with a stick- Вернусь и рапорт на гражданку подам, в первый же день! Оттрубил! Меня в казарму теперь палками не загонишь! Мне другое теперь интересно! (А. Проханов, Знак Девы) — 'The first day I get back, I'm going to quit! I've had enough! You won't be able to drive me into a barracks with a stick. I'm interested in other things.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > палкой не загонишь
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66 с огоньком
(работать, делать что-либо и т. п.)разг.do smth. with enthusiasm (zest, verve, gusto); put spirit into one's work- С огоньком работаешь, товарищ Мартынов. Молодец. (В. Овечкин, Районные будни) — 'You put spirit into your work, Comrade Martynov. Well done.'
Не дожидаясь, пока я снова пристроюсь к столу и разложу бумагу, он уже с вдохновением, с огоньком, будто и не было бессонной ночи, стал продолжать свою повесть. (А. Бек, Жизнь Бережкова) — Not waiting for me to get back to the table with paper and pencil, he took up his narrative with verve and gusto you would hardly expect in one who had spent a sleepless night.
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