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  • 41 give smb. the green light

       см. give smb. a green light

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  • 42 give smb. the sack

       см. give smb. his walking-papers

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  • 43 give smb. a helping hand

    (give (или lend) smb. a helping hand (тж. stretch out a helping hand to smb.))
    протянуть кому-л. руку помощи

    If everything else fails, I think I'll go into the green line. You couldn't give me a helping hand, could you, Mr. Snape? (A. Trollope, ‘The Three Clerks’, ch. XVIII) — Если дело лопнет, то я думаю заняться торговлей овощами. Не могли бы вы оказать мне тогда содействие, мистер Снейп?

    I don't know what I'd do if I didn't know you'd always give me a helping hand when I needed it, Clyde. (E. Caldwell, ‘The Sure Hand of God’, ch. 15) — Не представляю себе, что бы я делала, если бы не знала, Клайд, что ты всегда придешь мне на помощь в трудную минуту.

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  • 44 give smb. the cold shoulder

    (give (или show) smb. the cold shoulder (тж. turn a или the cold shoulder (up) on smb.))
    оказать холодный приём кому-л.; проявить неприязнь, пренебрежение к кому-л.; избегать кого-л.; см. тж. the cold shoulder

    She got to dislike me at last and to show me the cold shoulder. (W. Thackeray, ‘Lovel, the Widower’, ch. I) — В конце концов она невзлюбила меня и стала открыто проявлять свою неприязнь.

    He could not think that he had played a handsome part. Those who knew the story gave him the cold shoulder... (R. L. Stevenson, ‘Kidnapped’, ch. XIX) — Он и сам понимал, что сыграл неблаговидную роль. Те, кто знал всю подноготную дела, прекратили с ним знакомство...

    The Negro officer graduates, however, were given the cold shoulder by white officers and generally ostracized. (W. Foster, ‘The Negro People in American History’, ch. 40) — Однако офицеры-белые всячески сторонились офицеров-негров и не допускали их в свое общество.

    Mary: "But naturally, after I married an actor - you know how actors were considered in those days - a lot of them gave me the cold shoulder." (E. O'Neill, ‘Long Day's Journey Into Night’, act II, sc. 2) — Мэри: "После того как я вышла замуж за актера - ты же знаешь, как смотрели в то время на актеров, - многие из моих подружек, разумеется, стали избегать меня".

    He had an uneasy feeling that Lawson, after helping him, would turn the cold shoulder on him. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Of Human Bondage’, ch. 100) — Его тревожило, что Лоусон, оказав ему помощь, сразу же к нему охладеет.

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  • 45 give smb. a chase

    (give (или lead) smb. a (fine, merry, pretty) chase)
    вовлечь кого-л. в погоню; ≈ заставить кого-л. попотеть

    ‘Oh, there you are young fellow-me-lad,’ one of them exclaimed, striding towards Tony and grabbing his arm. ‘Pretty chase you've given us!’ (K. S. Prichard, ‘Subtle Flame’, part III. ch. VII) — - Ага, вот ты где, голубчик! - воскликнул один из сыщиков, подбегая к Тони и хватая его за руку. - Ну и задал же ты нам работку, долго мы за тобой гонялись.

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  • 46 give smb. a lecture

    (give (или read) smb. a lecture)
    читать кому-л. нотацию, лекцию, делать выговор кому-л., отчитывать кого-л

    I was tired of my landlady reading me a lecture every time I came in after 11 o'clock. — Мне надоела моя хозяйка, которая отчитывала меня каждый раз, когда я возвращался домой после одиннадцати.

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  • 47 give smb. smth. on a plate

    разг.
    (give (или hand) smb. smth. on a plate)
    уступить что-л. кому-л. даром, бесплатно, безвозмездно; ≈ преподнести на блюдечке или на серебряном блюде; см. тж. hand smth. to smb. on a silver platter

    Well, I wouldn't have your life given if it was handed me on a plate, I wouldn't. (J. B. Priestley, ‘They Walk in the City’, ch. IV) — Такая жизнь, как у тебя, мне даром не нужна, даже если бы мне ее преподнесли на серебряном блюдечке.

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  • 48 give smb. a lesson

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  • 49 give smb. smth. on a plate

    или hand smb. smth. on a plate
    (тж. give или hand smth. to smb. on a plate)
       уcтупить чтo-л. кoму-л. дapoм, бecплaтнo, бeзвoзмeзднo; лeгкo уcтупить кoму-л. чтo-л.; пpeпoднecти чтo-л. кoму-л. нa блюдeчкe c гoлубoй кaёмoчкoй
        Because our team played so badly, our opponents were given the first prize on a plate. Well, I wouldn't have your life if it was handed me on a plate, I wouldn't (J. B. Priestley)

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  • 50 give smb. the lie

    (тж. give the He to smb.)
       уличить кoгo-л. вo лжи; пoкaзaть вcю лживocть кoгo-л.
        'Would you take any notice of MacGown's insinuation, Dad?..' '...I should.' 'How?' 'Give him the lie' (J. Galsworthy)

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  • 51 give (smb) a dose of (smb) own medicine

    Общая лексика: поквитаться с кем-то, свести счёты, отыграться на ком-то, отплатить той же монетой (She was not invited to Mike's dinner party. She'll give Mike a dose of his own medicine when she hosts her party.)

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > give (smb) a dose of (smb) own medicine

  • 52 give smb. a (or the) green light

       см. give a green light to smb.

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  • 53 give smb. a helping hand

       пpoтянуть кoму-л. pуку пoмoщи
        I don't know what I'd do if I didn't know you'd always give me a helping hand when I needed it (E. Caldwell)

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  • 54 give smb. a leg up

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  • 55 give smb. one's word

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  • 56 give smb. pause

       см. give pause to smb.

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  • 57 give smb. the glad eye

       бpocить нa кoгo-л. мнoгooбeщaющий взгляд
        From the old photograph I could easily imagine him as my mother described him - an old peacock, twirling his moustache and giving the glad eye to pretty housemaids

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  • 58 give smb. the benefit of the doubt

    1) юр. оправдать кого-л. за недостаточностью улик

    If any of the material facts of the case are at variance with the probability of guilt, it will be the duty of you gentlemen to give the defendant the benefit of the doubt raised. (Th. Dreiser, ‘An American Tragedy’, book III, ch. XXVI) — Если какие-либо существенные факты данного дела ставят под сомнение возможную виновность подсудимого, ваш долг, джентльмены, оправдать подсудимого за недостаточностью улик.

    When I tried to tell her just how I myself regarded her friend, she checked me with an episcopal gesture. ‘We have to give people the benefit of the doubt.’ (P. H. Johnson, ‘An Avenue of Stone’, part III, ch. 2) — Когда я попытался рассказать Елене, как я отношусь к ее другу, она остановила меня царственным жестом и сказала: "Мы должны верить людям"

    I've been talking to Mrs Smith. She thinks perhaps I was a bit hasty in my judgment. She thinks we ought to give the Minister the benefit of the doubt. (Gr. Greene, ‘The Comedians’, part II, ch. I) — Я посоветовался с женой. Она считает, что я, возможно, поторопился с выводами. Она считает, что одних подозрений мало, чтобы выносить приговор министру.

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  • 59 give smb. a (good) run for his money

       1) дocтaвить кoму-л. удoвoльcтвиe зa eгo дeньги, cтoить зaплaчeнныx дeнeг, зaтpaчeннoгo тpудa [пepвoнaч. жapгoн нa бeгax]
        "There's one thing I'll say about the Blanche Family [aктёpcкaя ceмья],' announced Mick, 'they give you a run for your money' (A Marshall). This may not be the best tool kit, but it will give you a run for your money
       2) зacтaвить кoгo-л. живee пoвopaчивaтьcя, изpяднo пoтpудитьcя; зaдaть жapу кoму-л., зacтaвить пoпoтeть
        There were always a few men who enjoyed the spice of adventure in defying the mine owners and giving the dees of the Gold Stealing Detection Staff a run for their money (K. S. Prichard). I think you will find it difficult to beat the other team: they will give you a good run for your money

    Concise English-Russian phrasebook > give smb. a (good) run for his money

  • 60 give smb. a lift

    разг.
    1) подсадить, подвезти, подбросить кого-л

    A man in a bumping Ford rattled up beside her, hailed, ‘Give you a lift, Mrs. Kennicott?’ (S. Lewis, ‘Main Street’, ch. XII) — Кто-то обогнал ее на подпрыгивавшем "форде" и крикнул: "Подвезти вас, миссис Кенникот?"

    2) оказать содействие, помочь кому-л

    As a matter of fact, I've had you at the back of my mind for some time. I've been watching you. I wanted to make an opening for you, give you a lift. (A. Cronin, ‘The Stars Look Down’, book I, ch. XV) — Вы у меня с некоторых пор на примете. Я наблюдал за вами и хотел помочь вам пробить себе дорогу.

    3) обрадовать кого-л., поднять, улучшить чьё-л. настроение

    The big increase in her salary gave her a tremendous lift. (ALD) — Она очень обрадовалась, узнав, что ей значительно повысили зарплату.

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См. также в других словарях:

  • give\ smb.\ to\ understand — • give (smb) to understand v. phr. informal 1. To make a person think that something is true but not tell him; suggest; hint. Mr. Johnson gave Billy to understand that he would pay him if he helped him clean the yard. 2. To make a person… …   Словарь американских идиом

  • give smb enough rope and they will hang themself — give someone enough time and freedom to do what they want and they will make a mistake or get into trouble and be caught Don t worry about trying to control him. If you give him enough rope he will hang himself …   Idioms and examples

  • give smb their due — give someone the credit that they deserve You have to give him his due. He has successfully saved the company from bankruptcy …   Idioms and examples

  • give smb the green light — give permission to go ahead with a project He has been given the green light to begin work on the new housing plan …   Idioms and examples

  • give smb an inch and they will take a mile — if you give someone a little they will want more and more, some people are never satisfied If you give him an inch he will take a mile so you shouldn t give him any more money …   Idioms and examples

  • give smb a hand — help someone with something Please give me a hand to move this piano …   Idioms and examples

  • give smb the eye — look or stare at someone (especially in a cold or unfriendly way) The man in the store began to give me the eye so I left …   Idioms and examples

  • give smb the slip — escape from someone The bank robbers were able to give the police the slip at first but they were soon caught …   Idioms and examples

  • Give smb. the flick — 1. dismiss or sack (someone); 2. end a romantic relationship with (someone); to drop (someone) …   Dictionary of Australian slang

  • give smb. the flick — Australian Slang 1. dismiss or sack (someone); 2. end a romantic relationship with (someone); to drop (someone) …   English dialects glossary

  • give smb a hard time — make trouble for someone, tease She was giving her boyfriend a hard time about his new haircut …   Idioms and examples

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