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1 повеситься
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2 троша
break (small), crush; smash(орехи) crack(хляб) crumbleтроша пари spend/waste/squander money, разг. blue moneyоставям някого да си троши главата give s.o. rope enough to hang himselfтроша се crumble; fall apart* * *троша̀,\троша се crumble; fall apart; • оставям някого да си троши главата give s.o. rope enough to hang himself; \троша пари spend/waste/squander money, разг. blow money.* * *crumb ; crumble (се); (чупя): break ; crack ; knap (камъни); smash* * *1. (орехи) crack 2. (хляб) crumble 3. break (small), crush;smash 4. ТРОША пари spend/ waste/squander money, разг. blue money 5. ТРОША се crumble; fall apart 6. оставям някого да си троши главата give s. о. rоре enough to hang himself -
3 Дай глупому лошадь, он на ней и к черту уедет
Some men given enough freedom of action will eventually overreach themselves, cause their own downfall, or cause trouble. See Заставь дурака Богу молиться, он и лоб расшибет (3)Cf: Action without thought is like shooting without aim (Am.). Beggars mounted run their horse to death (Br.). Give a beggar a horse and he'll ride it to death (Am.). Give a calf rope enough and it will hang itself (Am.). Give a fool (a thief, him) enough rope /and he'll hang himself/ (Am., Br.). Give a man rope enough and he'll hang himself (Am., Br.). Set a beggar (a rogue) on horseback, and he'll ride to the devil (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Дай глупому лошадь, он на ней и к черту уедет
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4 Заставь дурака Богу молиться, он и лоб расшибет
Inexperienced people, who are too enthusiastic in doing some job, get harmed as the con sequence of their actions. See Дай глупому лошадь, он на ней и к черту уедет (Д), Усердие не по разуму приносит вред (У)Cf: Action without thought is like shooting without aim (Am.). Give a calf rope enough and it will hang itself (Am.). Give a fool rope enough and he'll hang himself (Br.). Give a man rope enough and he'll hang himself (Am., Br.). Zeal without knowledge is a fire without light (Am., Br.). Zeal without knowledge is a runaway horse (sister of folly) (Br.). Zeal without knowledge is the sister of folly (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Заставь дурака Богу молиться, он и лоб расшибет
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5 заставь дурака богу молиться, он и лоб разобьёт
заставь дурака богу молиться, он и лоб разобьёт (расшибёт)посл.cf. give a fool rope enough, and he will hang himself; he would throw out the child along with the bath; he will make a mess of tying his bootlaces; over-zeal will damage the causeКруглова.
Эти головы меры не знают: либо он молчит,... либо того натворит, что с ним наплачешься. Пословица-то эта про них говорится: заставь дурака богу молиться, так он себе лоб разобьёт. (А. Островский, Не всё коту масленица) — Kruglova: People like him do not know the right measure: he either keeps mum... or makes such a mess that you get plenty of trouble. Give a fool rope enough, and he will hang himself, as the proverb goes.Вдруг она [машина] судорожно дёрнулась, разбила бампером перед собой лёд, ухнула с фарами и затихла, достигнув дна. - Что и требовалось доказать, - сказал Локтев. - Заставь дурака богу молиться... (В. Мурзаков, Мы уже ходим, мама...) — Then it shuddered convulsively, the bumper broke the ice ahead, the headlights disappeared into the water and the engine stalled as the wheels reached the bottom. 'And serves you bloody well right,' said Loktiev. 'Some people will make a mess of tying their bootlaces.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > заставь дурака богу молиться, он и лоб разобьёт
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6 хоть волком вой
разг.one could howl like a wolf; one might as well go and hang oneself; you can't do anything about it; it's simply unbearable!Не заладилась... его жизнь, хоть плачь, хоть волком вой, хоть из шкуры лезь. (Ю. Герман, Я отвечаю за всё) — His life turned out a failure. It was unbearable, he was at his wit's end, he might as well go and hang himself.
Затонцы подсмеиваются над незадачливым хозяином, подсмеивается над собою и сам Карпушка, а на сердце бывает порою так-то муторно, что хоть волком вой. (М. Алексеев, Вишнёвый омут) — The Creek folk laughed at the hapless farmer and Karpushka used to laugh at himself; but he sometimes felt so sick at heart that he could have howled like a wolf.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хоть волком вой
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7 jinyonga
------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jinyonga[English Word] hang oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] -nyonga[Swahili Definition] kujiuwa kwa kutia kitanzi kwa shingo[Swahili Example] akafikiri kwamba labda alikusudia kujinyonga [Ng][English Example] he thought that maybe he would plan to hang himself------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jinyonga[English Word] strangle oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] -nyonga[Swahili Definition] kujiuwa kwa kusokota shingo------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jinyonga[English Word] commit suicide[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] -nyonga[Swahili Definition] kujiua wewe mwenyewe------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jinyonga[English Word] be twisted[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] -nyonga[Swahili Example] kuziona jinsi (nywele zake) zilivyopiga mafundo na kujinyonga [Sul][English Example] she saw how her hair was knotted and twisted------------------------------------------------------------ -
8 ROPE
• Give a fool (a man, a thief, him) rope enough and he'll hang himself - Дай глупому лошадь, он на ней и к черту уедет (Д), Заставь дурака Богу молиться, он и лоб расшибет (3)• If you don't touch the rope, you won't ring the bell - Под лежачий камень вода не течет (П)• Name not a rope in his house that hanged himself (that was hanged) - В доме повешенного не говорят о веревке (B), Не говори с косым о кривом (H)• Never talk of a rope in the house of a man who has been hanged - В доме повешенного не говорят о веревке (B), Не говори с косым о кривом (H) -
9 дай дураку волю, он сам себя загубит
Set phrase: give a fool rope enough, and he'll hang himselfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дай дураку волю, он сам себя загубит
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10 дайте ему волю и он сам себя погубит
General subject: give one enough rope and he will hang himselfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дайте ему волю и он сам себя погубит
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11 научи дурака богу молиться, он и лоб расшибёт
Set phrase: give one enough rope and he will hang himselfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > научи дурака богу молиться, он и лоб расшибёт
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12 научи дурака богу молиться, он и лоб расшибет
Set phrase: give one enough rope and he will hang himselfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > научи дурака богу молиться, он и лоб расшибет
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13 он и лоб расшибёт
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14 попроси дурака богу молиться, он себе лоб расшибёт
Set phrase: give a fool (дословно: горе enough, and he will hang himself. Дай дураку верёвку, он и повесится)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > попроси дурака богу молиться, он себе лоб расшибёт
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15 П-127
ЛЕЗТЬ/ПОЛЕЗТЬ В ПЕТЛЮ VP1. (subj: human to expose o.s. knowingly to serious dangerto get o.s. into serious troubleX лезет в петлю = X puts (sticks) his head in a (the) nooseX risks his neck X puts his head on the (chopping) block.(Свадебный ужин в общежитии. Букин и Маша (жених и невеста), гости.) (Букин:) Я уверен, что впоследствии ты его (Гомыру) полюбишь. (Маша:)...Почему я его должна полюбить? (Букин:) Но ведь он мне друг, не просто так... И, видишь ли, сейчас ему кажется, что я лезу в петлю. (Маша:) В петлю? А ты что на это скажешь? (Букин:) Я? Лезу и радуюсь. (Целует её.) (Вампилов 3). (The wedding feast at the dormitory. Bukin and Masha (the bride and groom), guests.) (B.:) I'm sure you'll get to like him (Gomyra) later. (M.:)... Why should I get to like him? (B.:) But he's my friend, he's not just anyone.... And, you see, at the moment he thinks I'm putting my head in a noose. (M.:) A noose? And what do you think? (B.:) Me? I'm happy to put my head in it (Kisses her.) (3a).2. \П-127 кому coll ( impfv infin onlyused as impers predic (may be used with остаётся, впору etc)) used to express despair when faced with a hopeless situation, or extreme frustration when one ends up in a desperate predicament: X-y (остаётся) в петлю лезть = X feels absolutely desperate X might (may) as well go (and) hang himself. -
16 лезть в петлю
• ЛЕЗТЬ/ПОЛЕЗТЬ В ПЕТЛЮ[VP]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to expose o.s. knowingly to serious danger; to get o.s. into serious trouble:- X puts his head on the (chopping) block.♦ [Свадебный ужин в общежитии. Букин и Маша (жених и невеста), гости.] [Букин:] Я уверен, что впоследствии ты его [Гомыру] полюбишь. [Маша:]...Почему я его должна полюбить? [Букин:] Но ведь он мне друг, не просто так... И, видишь ли, сейчас ему кажется, что я лезу в петлю. [Маша:] В петлю? А ты что на это скажешь? [Букин:] Я? Лезу и радуюсь. (Целует её.) (Вампилов 3). [The wedding feast at the dormitory. Bukin and Masha (the bride and groom), guests.] [B.:] I'm sure you'll get to like him [Gomyra] later. [M.:]... Why should I get to like him? [B.:] But he's my friend, he's not just anyone.... And, you see, at the moment he thinks I'm putting my head in a noose. [M.:] A noose? And what do you think? [B.:] Me? I'm happy to put my head in it (Kisses her.) (3a).2. лезть в петлю кому coll [impfv infin only; used as impers predic (may be used with остаётся, впору etc)]⇒ used to express despair when faced with a hopeless situation, or extreme frustration when one ends up in a desperate predicament:- X might (may) as well go (and) hang himself.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > лезть в петлю
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17 полезть в петлю
• ЛЕЗТЬ/ПОЛЕЗТЬ В ПЕТЛЮ[VP]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to expose o.s. knowingly to serious danger; to get o.s. into serious trouble:- X puts his head on the (chopping) block.♦ [Свадебный ужин в общежитии. Букин и Маша (жених и невеста), гости.] [Букин:] Я уверен, что впоследствии ты его [Гомыру] полюбишь. [Маша:]...Почему я его должна полюбить? [Букин:] Но ведь он мне друг, не просто так... И, видишь ли, сейчас ему кажется, что я лезу в петлю. [Маша:] В петлю? А ты что на это скажешь? [Букин:] Я? Лезу и радуюсь. (Целует её.) (Вампилов 3). [The wedding feast at the dormitory. Bukin and Masha (the bride and groom), guests.] [B.:] I'm sure you'll get to like him [Gomyra] later. [M.:]... Why should I get to like him? [B.:] But he's my friend, he's not just anyone.... And, you see, at the moment he thinks I'm putting my head in a noose. [M.:] A noose? And what do you think? [B.:] Me? I'm happy to put my head in it (Kisses her.) (3a).2. полезть в петлю кому coll [impfv infin only; used as impers predic (may be used with остаётся, впору etc)]⇒ used to express despair when faced with a hopeless situation, or extreme frustration when one ends up in a desperate predicament:- X might (may) as well go (and) hang himself.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > полезть в петлю
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18 line
sg - línen, pl - línerкана́т м, верёвка ж* * *cord, fishing-line, line, tightrope, high wire* * *(en -r) line;( linedansers) tightrope;[ løbe linen ud] go the whole hog;[ lade ham løbe linen ud] give him enough rope to hang himself;[ på slap line], se II. slap. -
19 lasă-l să-şi sape groapa şi va cădea singur în ea
give him enough rope and he will hang himself.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > lasă-l să-şi sape groapa şi va cădea singur în ea
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20 विपाश
vi-pāṡamfn. having no noose Hariv. R. ;
unnoosed, untied, freed from fetters AitBr. MBh. ;
(ā) f. the Vipāṡā orᅠ Beas river (one of the 5 rivers of the Panjāb, said to be so called as having destroyed the cord with which Vasishṭha had tried to hang himself through grief for his son slain by Viṡvāmitra;
it rises in the Kullu range of the Himâlaya, andᅠ after a course of 290 miles joins the Sutlej at the southern boundary of Kapurthala;
it is considered identical with the Uφασις of Arrian,
the Hyphasis of Pliny, andᅠ Bίπασις of Ptolemy) MBh. Hariv. Var. Pur.
См. также в других словарях:
give a man rope enough and he will hang himself — Rope is used both literally, and figuratively ‘licence, freedom’. 1639 T. FULLER Holy War v. vii. They were suffered to have rope enough, till they had haltered themselves. 1670 J. RAY English Proverbs 148 Give a thief rope enough, and he’ll hang … Proverbs new dictionary
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give a man plenty of rope and he will hang himself — ► give a man enough rope (or plenty of rope) and he will hang himself proverb given enough freedom of action a person will bring about their own downfall. Main Entry: ↑rope … English terms dictionary
to hang himself — ● rope … Useful english dictionary
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