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General subject: tiff, tiffin, have breakfast (I drove to White Rock and had breakfast in a small beachfront restaurant.) -
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АППЕТИТ ПРИХОДИТ ВО ВРЕМЯ ЕДЫ (saying) your interest in or desire for sth. grows as you practice, experience, or learn itappetite comes (grows) with eating= eating and scratching (drinking) want but a beginning.«Пока чай дойдёт, закусите», - Алферов обвёл рукой стол. «Спасибо, чай попью, а есть не хочу, завтракал». - «Ну, ну, смотрите, а захотите — ешьте, аппетит приходит во время еды» (Рыбаков 2). "Have a bite while the tea is brewing," he (Al-ferov) said, indicating the food. "Thank you, I'll have some tea, but I won't eat. I've already had breakfast," Sasha replied. "Well, just look and if you feel like it, eat something. The appetite grows with eating" (2a). -
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КАК СОННАЯ МУХА coll (как + NP nom only advlanguidly, unhurriedlylike a sleepy fly.И в то утро она не дала мне спать... Потом мы, как сонные мухи... завтракали на веранде (Лимонов 1). Even that morning she wouldn't let me sleep....Then, like sleepy flies...we had breakfast on the veranda (1a). -
5 аппетит приходит во время еды
[saying]=====⇒ your interest in or desire for sth. grows as you practice, experience, or learn it:- ≈ eating and scratching (drinking) want but a beginning.♦ "Пока чай дойдёт, закусите", - Алферов обвёл рукой стол. "Спасибо, чай попью, а есть не хочу, завтракал". - "Ну, ну, смотрите, а захотите - ешьте, аппетит приходит во время еды" (Рыбаков 2). "Have a bite while the tea is brewing," he [Alferov] said, indicating the food. "Thank you, I'll have some tea, but I won't eat. I've already had breakfast," Sasha replied. "Well, just look and if you feel like it, eat something. The appetite grows with eating" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > аппетит приходит во время еды
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6 как сонная муха
• КАК СОННАЯ МУХА coll[ как + NP; nom only; adv]=====⇒ languidly, unhurriedly:- like a sleepy fly.♦ И в то утро она не дала мне спать... Потом мы, как сонные мухи... завтракали на веранде (Лимонов 1). Even that morning she wouldn't let me sleep....Then, like sleepy flies...we had breakfast on the veranda (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как сонная муха
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ЧТО кому-чему ДЕЛАЕТСЯ! coll VP subj. pres only fixed WOs.o. or sth. is the same as always, has not changed (and there is no reason why he or it should be otherwise, or anyone should think otherwise): что X-y делается? = what could (possibly) happen to X?what could be wrong with X? (in limited contexts in refer, to a person, usu. in response to the question «X здоров?») why wouldn't X be?"Я считаю долгом предостеречь вас. Нашему брату, старому холостяку, можно сюда ходить: что нам делается? Мы народ прокалённый, нас ничем не проберёшь а у вас кожица ещё нежная...» (Тургенев 3). "I consider it my duty to warn you. It is all very well for people like me - for old bachelors - to go on coming here. What could possibly happen to us? We are a hard-boiled lotyou cannot do much to us. But you have a tender skin" (3b).На другой день, только что Обломов проснулся... Захар, подавая ему чай, сказал, что когда он ходил в булочную, так встретил барышню... «Ну?» - нетерпеливо спросил Обломов. «Ну, кланяться приказали, спрашивали, здоровы ли вы, что делаете». - «Что ж ты сказал?» - «Сказал, что здоровы что, мол, ему делается?..» (Гончаров 1). Next morning, as soon as Oblomov woke up...Zakhar, who had brought him his breakfast, told him that he had met the young lady on his way to the baker's...."Well?" Oblomov asked impatiently. "Well, sir, she sent you her greetings, and asked how you were and what you were doing." "What did you say?" "Me, sir? I said that you were all right—what could be wrong with you?" (1a). The next morning, as soon as Oblomov woke up...Zakhar brought him his breakfast and told him that he had met the young lady on his way to the baker's...."Well?" inquired Oblomov impatiently. "Well, she sends you her greetings, asks how you are and what you are doing." "What did you say?" "I said you were well. 'Why wouldn't he be?'I said" (1b). -
8 что делается!
[VPsubj; pres only; fixed WO]=====⇒ s.o. or sth. is the same as always, has not changed (and there is no reason why he or it should be otherwise, or anyone should think otherwise):- what could be wrong with X?;- [in limited contexts;- in refer, to a person, usu. in response to the question "X здоров?"] why wouldn't X be?♦ "Я считаю долгом предостеречь вас. Нашему брату, старому холостяку, можно сюда ходить: что нам делается? Мы народ прокалённый, нас ничем не проберёшь; а у вас кожица ещё нежная..." (Тургенев 3). "I consider it my duty to warn you. It is all very well for people like me - for old bachelors - to go on coming here. What could possibly happen to us? We are a hard-boiled lot; you cannot do much to us. But you have a tender skin" (3b).♦ На другой день, только что Обломов проснулся... Захар, подавая ему чай, сказал, что когда он ходил в булочную, так встретил барышню... " Ну?" - нетерпеливо спросил Обломов. "Ну, кланяться приказали, спрашивали, здоровы ли вы, что делаете". - "Что ж ты сказал?" - "Сказал, что здоровы; что, мол, ему делается?.." (Гончаров 1). Next morning, as soon as Oblomov woke up...Zakhar, who had brought him his breakfast, told him that he had met the young lady on his way to the baker's...."Well?" Oblomov asked impatiently. "Well, sir, she sent you her greetings, and asked how you were and what you were doing." "What did you say?" "Me, sir? I said that you were all right - what could be wrong with you?" (1a). The next morning, as soon as Oblomov woke up...Zakhar brought him his breakfast and told him that he had met the young lady on his way to the baker's...."Well?" inquired Oblomov impatiently. "Well, she sends you her greetings, asks how you are and what you are doing." "What did you say?" "I said you were well. 'Why wouldn't he be?' I said" (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что делается!
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совhave one's breakfast ['brekfəst]я сего́дня ра́но поза́втракал — I've had an early breakfast today
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10 как аршин проглотил
как (будто, словно, точно) аршин (кол) проглотилшутл., неодобр.smb. looks as if he had swallowed a poker (lit. a yardstick); cf. (as) stiff (straight) as a poker (a ramrod)Стал армейский, вытянулся, точно кол проглотил, щёки надул. (А. Новиков-Прибой, Рассказ боцманмата) — That army chap stood up stiff like he's swallowed a poker, and puffed his cheeks out.
Санька весь завтрак просидел молчаливый, одеревенелый, и Феня даже сказала, что Санька не иначе, как проглотил аршин. (А. Мусатов, Стожары) — Sanka sat stiff and taciturn all through breakfast. Fenya even said he looked as if he had swallowed a poker.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как аршин проглотил
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11 ему пришлось на ходу проглотить завтрак, чтобы успеть на автобус
General subject: he had to choke down his breakfast in order to catch his busУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ему пришлось на ходу проглотить завтрак, чтобы успеть на автобус
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12 есть на что посмотреть
1) Colloquial: eyeful ("Unquestionably an eyeful, Pauline Stoker had the grave defect of being one of those girls who want you to come and swim a mile before breakfast." (P.G.Wodehouse))2) Jargon: viewyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > есть на что посмотреть
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13 как ветром сдуло
как (будто, словно, точно) ветром сдуло (сдунуло) (кого, что)smb., smth. has vanished (leapt off, etc.) as though swept down (blown off) by a gust of wind; as if the wind has blown smb., smth. away; smb., smth. disappeared like a shot from a gunОтворилась дверь, и кто-то крикнул, что пора на завтрак. Детей как ветром сдуло... (Н. Шундик, Белый шаман) — The door opened and someone called out that it was time to go for breakfast. The children disappeared like a shot from a gun...
- Выставила! Ухватом этим... У меня и сейчас локоть болит, как она шуганёт, мы с лесенки-то... ракетой. Как ветром нас сдунуло! (В. Белов, Привычное дело) — 'Put us out! Wi' a poker... My elbow's still sore. The way she drove us out, we went down them steps - like rockets. Blew us out like a gust o'wind!'
Три недели спустя я встретил её... На знакомом лице лежали тёмные тени, взрослость. Прежней Любы не было, её как ветром сдуло. (З. Богуславская, Только ты) — Three weeks later I met her... Over her familiar face lay a dark shadow, a matureness. There was nothing of the former Lyuba, it was as if the wind had blown her away.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как ветром сдуло
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нареч.Русские наречия почти, чуть, едва употребляются с глаголами как в утвердительной, так и в отрицательной форме: почти не, чуть не, едва не. В английских эквивалентных предложениях глагол никогда не употребляется в отрицательной форме.1. almost — почти, почти не, чуть не, чуть было не ( часто сочетается с отрицательными наречиями и местоимениями): She was very ill, she almost died. — Она была очень больна и чуть не умерла. She almost screamed in anger but managed to restrain herself. — Она чуть не завизжала от гнева, но ей удалось сдержаться. We were almost at the top of the mountain when it began to rain. — Мы были почти на вершине горы, когда начался дождь. We almost never meet now. — Мы теперь почти никогда не встречаемся. The river had almost dried up, there was so little rain this year. — Река почти пересохла, так как в этом году было мало дождей.2. nearly — почти, почти не, чуть не, едва не (само наречие может иметь отрицательную частицу в препозиции, которая играет роль усилителя: not nearly — вовсе не/ совсем не/ отнюдь не): The boy nearly fell from his bike. — Мальчик чуть не упал с велосипеда. The ground is nearly frozen. — Земля почти замерзла. I'm nearly through with this paper, you can have it in a moment. — Я почти дочитал газету, вы сможете взять ее через минуту. Не is nearly twice as tall as 1 am. — Он почти вдвое выше меня. She is not nearly as clever as her brother. — Она совсем не так умна, как ее брат. It is not nearly so. — Это отнюдь не так.3. hardly — почти не, едва, еле-еле, с трудом, вряд ли (часто употребляется с модальным глаголом can; hardly образует отрицательно-положительные пары с наречием almost never — вряд ли когда-нибудь = почти никогда; hardly anything = almost nothing — вряд ли что-нибудь = почти ничего; hardly anywhere — almost nowhere — врядли где-нибудь = почти ничто ; hardly anyone = almost noone — вряд ли кто-нибудь = почти никто): She hardly ate anything at breakfast. — За завтраком она почти ничего не ела. She hardly walked, so weak she was. — Она была так слаба, что еле шла./ Она была так слаба, что шла с трудом./Она была так слаба, что едва могла двигаться. I hardly know you. — Я вас почти не знаю. Не could hardly do it himself. — Он вряд ли мог это сделать сам. -
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ему пришлось на ходу проглотить завтрак, чтобы успеть на автобус — he had to choke down his breakfast in order to catch his bus
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