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guv.nor, guv’nor[g'∧vnə] n Brit sl chefe, patrão. -
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subst. \/ˈɡʌvnə\/ (britisk, slang)1) boss, sjef2) fatter, fattern -
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{'gʌvnə}
1. n sl. бащата, старият
2. шеф, началство, господин* * *{'g^vnъ} n sl. 1. бащата, старият; 2. шеф, началство, господи* * *1. n sl. бащата, старият 2. шеф, началство, господин -
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/'gʌvnə/ * danh từ - (từ lóng) cha; chú -
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guv.nor, guv’nor[g'∧vnə] n Brit sl chefe, patrão. -
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m przest. 1. (dobroczyńca) benefactor, patron 2. (tytuł grzecznościowy) squire GB pot., guv’nor GB pot.- witam księdza dobrodzieja good day, Your Reverence* * *mpGen.pl. -ów l. -ei2. arch. (= dobroczyńca) benefactor.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dobrodziej
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В УБЫТКЕ (В НАКЛАДЕ) бытьв, оставаться и т. п. coll PrepP these forms only subj-compl with copula (subj: human or collect) often neg) to suffer material lossX остался в убытке - X lost outX lost (out) by it X came out a loserNeg X в убытке не будет = X will be no loser (in the transaction (the deal etc))X won't lose anything (will lose nothing) (in limited contexts) it will be (person Y will make it) worth X*s while.(Вася:) Я пятьдесят рубликов накину... В убытке не бу-дем-с... (Островский 11). (V.) I'll raise the price by fifty roubles.... We shan't lose by it (1 la).«Сколько тебе (за водку)?» - сказал зятек. «Да что, батюшка, двугривенник всего», - отвечала старуха. «...Дай ей полтину, предовольно с неё». - «Маловато, барин», - сказала старуха, однако ж взяла деньги с благодарностью... Она была не в убытке, потому что запросила вчетверо против того, что стоила водка (Гоголь 3). "How much is it (the vodka)?" the brother-in-law asked the old woman. "It's twenty kopeks altogether, sir." **...Give her ten, that'll be plenty." "It's not quite enough, sir," the woman said, but she looked very pleased as she took the money....She was losing nothing because she had asked four times as much as the drinks were worth in the first place (3e).Ты бы, начальник, помог устроить парня. В накладе не останешься (Зиновьев 1). uYou wouldn't try helping us to get him a place, guv'nor? We'd make it worth your while" (1a). -
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[PrepP; these forms only; subj-compl with copula (subj: human or collect); often neg]=====⇒ to suffer material loss:|| Neg X в убытке не будет≈ X will be no loser (in the transaction <the deal etc>);- [in limited contexts] it will be (person Y will make it) worth X's while.♦ [Вася:] Я пятьдесят рубликов накину... В убытке не будем-с... (Островский 11). IV..] I'll raise the price by fifty roubles.... We shan't lose by it (11a).♦ "Сколько тебе [за водку]?" - сказал зятек. "Да что, батюшка, двугривенник всего", - отвечала старуха. "...Дай ей полтину, предовольно с неё". - "Маловато, барин", - сказала старуха, однако ж взяла деньги с благодарностью... Она была не в убытке, потому что запросила вчетверо против того, что стоила водка (Гоголь 3). "How much is it [the vodka]?" the brother-in-law asked the old woman. "It's twenty kopeks altogether, sir." "...Give her ten, that'll be plenty." "It's not quite enough, sir," the woman said, but she looked very pleased as she took the money....She was losing nothing because she had asked four times as much as the drinks were worth in the first place (3e).♦ Ты бы, начальник, помог устроить парня. В накладе не останешься (Зиновьев 1). "You wouldn't try helping us to get him a place, guv'nor? We'd make it worth your while" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в накладе
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• В УБЫТКЕ < B НАКЛАДЕ> быть,, оставаться и т.п. coll[PrepP; these forms only; subj-compl with copula (subj: human or collect); often neg]=====⇒ to suffer material loss:|| Neg X в убытке не будет≈ X will be no loser (in the transaction <the deal etc>);- [in limited contexts] it will be (person Y will make it) worth X's while.♦ [Вася:] Я пятьдесят рубликов накину... В убытке не будем-с... (Островский 11). IV..] I'll raise the price by fifty roubles.... We shan't lose by it (11a).♦ "Сколько тебе [за водку]?" - сказал зятек. "Да что, батюшка, двугривенник всего", - отвечала старуха. "...Дай ей полтину, предовольно с неё". - "Маловато, барин", - сказала старуха, однако ж взяла деньги с благодарностью... Она была не в убытке, потому что запросила вчетверо против того, что стоила водка (Гоголь 3). "How much is it [the vodka]?" the brother-in-law asked the old woman. "It's twenty kopeks altogether, sir." "...Give her ten, that'll be plenty." "It's not quite enough, sir," the woman said, but she looked very pleased as she took the money....She was losing nothing because she had asked four times as much as the drinks were worth in the first place (3e).♦ Ты бы, начальник, помог устроить парня. В накладе не останешься (Зиновьев 1). "You wouldn't try helping us to get him a place, guv'nor? We'd make it worth your while" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в убытке
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n. m. (also: dabe):1. 'Pop', dad, father.2. (pl.): 'The old folk' (Mum and Dad).3. 'The guv'nor', the boss. Fais gaffe, le dab se méfie de tout le monde: Watch out, mate, the gaffer doesn't trust a soul! -
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n. m.1. Mon daron:a My Dad, my father.b 'My old man', my husband.2. Mes darons: 'The old folk', my Mum and Dad.3. Le daron: 'The gaffer', 'the guv'nor', the boss.4. Le Vénéré Daron: God Almighty, God the Father. -
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n. m. Le patron: 'The guv'nor', the boss. With this general acceptation of 'the top man' in different professions/work-spheres, a patron can be:a (Hospital slang): A senior consultant.b (Naval slang): 'The skipper', a captain on board a ship.c (pol.): A chief superintendent. The words le patron/ la patronne have a less serious meaning in familiar speech with reference to a married couple, their English equivalents being 'my old man'/'the missus'. Je vais demander à la patronne si on a le temps d'aller boire un coup: I'll just check with my old woman if we've time to nip off to the pub.
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