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1 надрываться
grub глагол: -
2 корпеть
1) General subject: beaver (обыкн. beaver away), fag, fag away, grub, hammer away (над чем-л.), plod, plod (над чем-л.; тж. plod away), plug (над чем-л. ug along, plug away), plug away (часто plug away), sap (над чем-либо), grub away, peg away, plug away, sweat away (at... - над...), drudge (над ч.-л. - at something), plod away (над чем-л. - at something)2) Colloquial: plug (часто plug away)3) Jargon: peg -
3 надрываться
1) General subject: grub, grub along, grub away, slave, slave away, split one's sides, split ones sides, do one's nut, toil2) Colloquial: bust a gut (e.g., I don't intend to bust a gut to get there on time), bust ass -
4 много работать
a lot of work глагол:grub on (много работать, надрываться)grub along (много работать, надрываться)grub away (много работать, надрываться) -
5 много работать
1) General subject: grub, grub along, grub away, (to) work ding-dong2) Makarov: work hard -
6 упорно трудиться
1) General subject: slog, slug, grub away, slog away, slog on, toil (After years of toiling in obscurity, the impoverished young artist became an overnight sensation. - Годы упорного труда оправдались...), work hard (on)2) Jargon: sweat3) Makarov: labour with patience4) Taboo: break one's balls, have a broom in (one's) ass -
7 расчищать
1) General subject: bulldoze (участок), clear, doze (бульдозером)2) Dialect: redd3) Military: sanitize (морские пути)5) Construction: grub6) Mining: chip away7) Art: (картину) clean9) Makarov: clear (под пашню), stub, clear away -
8 трудиться
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9 полоть
1) General subject: weed, pull weeds (as in pull weeds in the garden)2) Obsolete: regue -
10 К-298
ПОДНОЖНЫЙ КОРМ NP sing only usu. subj or obj fixed WO1. coll, usu. humor food at no costfree food (grub, eats).В геологической экспедиции мне понравилось: весь день на воздухе, подножный корм, работы немного. I liked the geological expedition: out in the fresh air all day long, free food, and not too much work.2. obs whatever means of subsistence one can acquire from chance sources (when one has no steady source of income etc): whatever crumbs (morsels, crusts) one can getchance morsel (get hold of (pick up etc)) what food one can....Он (камердинер) продал какие-то бревна, чтоб не умереть с голоду. Сенатор, возвратившись в Россию, принялся приводить в порядок своё имение и наконец добрался до брёвен. В наказание он отобрал его должность и отправил его в опалу. Старик, обременённый семьёй, поплёлся на подножный корм (Герцен 1)....He (the valet) sold some beams to escape starvation. The Senator, on his return to Russia, proceeded to set his estate in order, and at last came to the beams. He punished his former valet by sending him away in disgrace, depriving him of his duties. The old man, burdened with a family, trudged off to pick up what food he could (1 a) -
11 подножный корм
[NP; sing only; usu. subj or obj; fixed WO]=====1. coll, usu. humor food at no cost:- free food (grub, eats).♦ В геологической экспедиции мне понравилось: весь день на воздухе, подножный корм, работы немного. I liked the geological expedition: out in the fresh air all day long, free food, and not too much work.2. obs whatever means of subsistence one can acquire from chance sources (when one has no steady source of income etc):- whatever crumbs (morsels, crusts) one can get;- (get hold of <pick up etc>) what food one can.♦...Он [камердинер] продал какие-то бревна, чтоб не умереть с голоду. Сенатор, возвратившись в Россию, принялся приводить в порядок своё имение и наконец добрался до брёвен. В наказание он отобрал его должность и отправил его в опалу. Старик, обременённый семьёй, поплёлся на подножный корм (Герцен 1).... Не [the valet] sold some beams to escape starvation. The Senator, on his return to Russia, proceeded to set his estate in order, and at last came to the beams. He punished his former valet by sending him away in disgrace, depriving him of his duties. The old man, burdened with a family, trudged off to pick up what food he could (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подножный корм
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