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  • 1 наносить ущерб экономике

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > наносить ущерб экономике

  • 2 К-293

    ПОД КОРЕНЬ PrepP Invar adv
    1. рубить, срезать, косить и т. п. что \К-293 (to chop down, cut etc a tree, bush, plant, or, occas., a pole, mast etc) at the very root or bottom: (chop sth. off) at the roots
    (chop sth. down) at the base (in limited contexts) (raze sth.) to the ground.
    Председатель его (колхоза)... свёл под корень изрядно гектаров леса... (Солженицын 6)....(The chairman) had razed a considerable area of forest to the ground.. (6b).
    2. - подорвать, разрушить и т. п. что ( obj: abstr (здоровье, авторитет, жизнь, промышленность etc)) (to damage or harm s.o. 's health, s.o. 's life, the economy, undermine s.o. 's authority etc) thoroughly and irreversibly
    wreak havoc (on (upon) sth.)
    play havoc (with sth.) do irreversible damage (to sth.).
    3. - истреблять, уничтожать и т. п. кого-что ( obj: human pl or collect) (to kill) everyone (in some place, belonging to some group etc), not leaving anyone out
    to the last man
    to a man sparing no one (in limited contexts) mow down s.o. sth.
    wipe out s.o. sth.. «То все профессора, все инженеры стали вредителями, а он - верит?.. То все его друзья и знакомые - враги народа, а он - верит?.. То целые народы... срезают под корень - а он верит?» (Солженицын 10). "Suddenly all the professors and all the engineers turn out to be wreckers, and he believes it!... His own friends and acquaintances are unmasked as enemies of the people, and he believes it!...Whole nations..are mown down, and he believes it!" (10a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > К-293

  • 3 под корень

    [PrepP; Invar; adv]
    =====
    1. рубить, срезать, косить и т.п. что под корень (to chop down, cut etc a tree, bush, plant, or, occas., a pole, mast etc) at the very root or bottom:
    - (chop sth. off) at the roots;
    - (chop sth. down) at the base;
    - [in limited contexts](raze sth.) to the ground.
         ♦ Председатель его [колхоза]... свёл под корень изрядно гектаров леса... (Солженицын 6)....[The chairman] had razed a considerable area of forest to the ground.. (6b).
    2. под корень подорвать, разрушить и т.п. что [obj: abstr (здоровье, авторитет, жизнь, промышленность etc)]
    ⇒ (to damage or harm s.o.'s health, s.o.'s life, the economy, undermine s.o.'s authority etc) thoroughly and irreversibly:
    - wreak havoc (on (upon) sth.);
    - play havoc (with sth.);
    - do irreversible damage (to sth.).
    3. под корень истреблять, уничтожать и т.п. кого-что [obj: human pl or collect]
    ⇒ (to kill) everyone (in some place, belonging to some group etc), not leaving anyone out:
    - [in limited contexts] mow down s.o. (sth.);
    - wipe out s.o. (sth.).
         ♦ "То все профессора, все инженеры стали вредителями, а он - верит?.. То все его друзья и знакомые - враги народа, а он - верит?.. То целые народы... срезают под корень - а он верит?" (Солженицын 10). "Suddenly all the professors and all the engineers turn out to be wreckers, and he believes it!... His own friends and acquaintances are unmasked as enemies of the people, and he believes it!...Whole nations...are mown down, and he believes it!" (10a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под корень

  • 4 наносить ущерб

    1) General subject: aggrieve, be prejudicial to (чему-л.), damage, dent, impair, prejudice, stab, cause damage to, cause harm, do damage to, do violence to, harm, cause to (кому-л.), be detrimental to, be inimical to
    4) Engineering: injure
    5) Rare: endamage
    7) Accounting: disadvantage
    8) Australian slang: make a muck of, screw up
    9) Diplomatic term: cause damage, deal a damage
    10) Jargon: rinctum
    11) Advertising: inflict harm
    12) Business: affect
    13) Makarov: cause damage to smth (чему-л.), damage smth (чему-л.), detriment, impair smth (чему-л.), injure smth (чему-л.), insult, cause damage, damage the cause, do damage, do evil, do violence to, do damage to (кому-л.), cause damage to (чему-л.), damage (чему-л.)
    14) Archaic: scathe

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > наносить ущерб

  • 5 ущерб, нанесённый штормом

    1) Economy: gale damage

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > ущерб, нанесённый штормом

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