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1) General subject: animadvert, attack, be censorious of, be censorious upon, be severe upon, blast, carp, criticise, criticize, damn, potshoot, pull apart, sit in judgement, sit in judgment, slag off, sound off, start in, tee off, tilt (в выступлении, в печати и т. п.), to be censorious of, wade, criticize for (кого-л. за что-л.), bash (I don't want to bash the government, they've been pretty good to us.), take a lot of flak for sth. from sb. (страдат. залог: Его сильно критиковали - Mayor Robertson took a lot of flak for that decision from local residents.), take a shot (at), take shots (at), discommend, subject to criticism, critique, oppose, level criticism at, rubbish, hate on smt4) Bookish: ultracrepidate5) Australian slang: kick( smb.'s) butt in (кого-л.), knock, pick holes in, pick on, pick to pieces (особенно по мелочам), put shit on, throw off at7) Jargon: bitch, let ( someone) have it, on (someone's) back, put the whammy on (someone or something), tee up, get down (Do not get down on me. I didn't do it.Не критикуй меня. Я не делал этого.), dish out, give a lot of stick, bad-mouth, boot, down, knock down, poor-mouth, pop off, put (something or someone) down, put the slug on (someone), sconce (кого-либо), take (someone; something) apart8) Business: assault, maintain criticism9) Makarov: pass judgement on (smb.) (особ. свысока; кого-л.), pass judgement upon (smb.) (особ. свысока; кого-л.), pick (at), pick a hole in (smth.), pick holes in (smth.), pick to apart, pick to pieces, riddle10) Taboo: tear somebody's ass (кого-л.) -
62 находить
1) General subject: come across, detect, grub, hit, peck out, search out, see, sniff (обыкн. sniff out), strike, take, tap (ресурсы и т.п.), think, trace, track down (напр, the Internet is making it easier to track down the best financial deals), be seized with, find, happen to have, hit on, hit upon, not to at loss, retrieve2) Engineering: locate4) Jargon: hook6) Network technologies: retrieval7) Quality control: dig (напр. неисправность), work8) leg.N.P. arrive at a conclusion, conclude, consider, deem, hold10) Gold mining: identify -
63 нравиться
1) General subject: appeal, fancy, groove, have appeal, like, please, ring the bell, take, go in for, speak2) Colloquial: fetch, be into someone (She's into him - он ей нравится)3) Jargon: come through, dig, score (кому-либо), groove (о вещи), make it with (someone)4) Phraseological unit: shape of (one's) heart -
64 раскошеливаться
1) General subject: dip into one's pocket, dip into one's purse, dip into pocket, disburse, open purse, put hand in pocket, put hand into pocket, open purse, loosen purse-strings, put one's hand in one's pocket2) Colloquial: come down, shell out, tip up, pay up (Come on, pay up! — Гони монету! You'll have to pay up — Тебе придётся выложить эти денежки You might as well smile and pay up — Как ни крути, а раскошеливаться придётся)3) Makarov: weed to, come down with money, cough up, dig into purse, dip hand into pocket, dip hand into purse, dub up -
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1) General subject: be on to, be wise, cognize, come to one's knowledge (it came to my knowledge - я узнал), discover, enquire, find out (to find out the truth - узнать правду), get to hear, get to know, get to learn, get wind of (что-л.), get wise, hear, hear say (о чем-л., от кого-л.), inquire, learn, learn from, peg (кого-л.), recognize, see (it is like this, you see - видите ли, дело обстоит таким образом), to be (get) wise (to), to be on to (smth.), understand, wise up, get wind of, become aware (of), do research on (о людях, их прошлом he learned to be less trusting of customers, prospective employees and to do research on them before entering into relationships.), get wind of (пронюхать, что-л.), drag to light2) Colloquial: spot3) American: warm wise to (что-л.), warm wise to (понять, что-л.)4) Mathematics: determine5) Law: become privy to6) Australian slang: suss out7) Diplomatic term: come to know -
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ПО АДРЕСУ PrepP Invarl. писать, отправлять что и т. п. \А-11adv(to write, send sth. etc) to the appropriate person or placeto the right (proper) person (place etc)(in limited contexts) to where it belongs.Глядя снизу на этот подъём и последующий спуск, Кублицкий-Пиоттухвей больше наполнялся уверенностью, что приехал по адресу, что старик Лучников уникален и тоже предназначен Господом для особого дела... (Аксенов 7). Observing ascent and descent from below, Kublitsky-Piottukh felt certain that he had come to the right place, that Luchnikov was his man, the man predestined by God for the task he had in mind... (7a).2. высказываться, шутить, злословить, замечание и т. п. \А-11 {кого, чьему) Prepthe resulting PrepP is usu. adv or nonagreeing modif can be used with collect noun) (to say sth., make a joke, a remark is etc) about s.o., in reference to s.o.: (a remark (reproach etc)) addressed to s.o. (gossip (a remark etc)) directed at (against) s.o. (some word etc is) applied to s.o. (say sth. (joke etc)) at s.o. fc expense.Речь, произнесенная им на банкете, была исполнена пьяного бахвальства и в конце содержала недвусмысленные упрёки и угрозы по адресу верхнедонцов (Шолохов 5). The speech he made at the banquet was full of drunken bragging and ended with some unambiguous reproaches and threats addressed to the Cossacks of the Upper Don (5a).Здесь опять послышались одобрительные смешки в публике, и всё по адресу прокурора (Достоевский 2). Here again approving chuckles came from the public, all directed at the prosecutor (2a).Ну и тощи же вы, племяннички...» Это была шпилька по адресу их матери, которую он (дядя Федя) втайне недолюбливал за её столичную гордыню (Максимов 2). "How thin and peaky you are..." This was a dig at their mother, of whom he (Uncle Fedya) secretly disapprov ed because of her superior, big-city manner (2a).Сколько раз в жизни мне приходилось слышать слово "интеллигент" по своему адресу (Булгаков 12). How many times in my life have I heard the word "intellectual" applied to me! (12a).Что же говорили о новой пьесе литераторы и парижские знатоки театра? Первые слова их трудно было понять, потому что в салонах закипела такая ругань по адресу Мольера, что вообще немыслимо было что-либо разобрать сразу (Булгаков 5). And what did the Paris literati and connoisseurs of the theater say about the new play? Their first response is difficult to make out, for the salons buzzed with so much abuse at Moliere's expense that it was impossible to distinguish the words (5a). -
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БРОСАТЬ (КИДАТЬ) КАМЕШЕК (KA-МЕШКИ, КАМЕНЬ, КАМНИ) В чей ОГОРОД coll VP subj: human in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprov ingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that personX бросает камешки в Y-ов огород — (translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question) X needles YX takes pokes at Y X makes digs at Y X takes shots at Y X makes snide remarks about Y. о КАМЕШЕК (КАМЕШКИ и т. п.) В чей ОГОРОД NP- dig (at s.o.)snide remark (about s.o.)это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?could that have been aimed (directed) at me? you агепЧ referring to me, are you?это в чей огород камешек? » at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?to whom are you referring? (author's usage) (Лиза:) Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. (Разлюляев:) Это не в наш ли огород? (Лиза:) Не об вас речь (Островский 2). (L.:) So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. (R.:) That aimed at me? (L.:) Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b). -
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выводить/вывести из терпения кого coll VP subj: human or abstr more often pfv if impfv, often neg imperto irritate s.o. greatly, make s.o. very angryx вывел Y-a из терпения = x tried (exhausted, wore out) Y's patiencex made Y lose Yb patience x drove Y out of (all) patience x exasperated Y (in limited contexts) x made Y lose Yb temper.(Мамаева:) Послушайте, вы меня выведете из терпения, мы с вами поссоримся (Островский 9). (М.:) You are trying my patience, siryou and I are going to quarrel (9b).Новый градоначальник (города Глупова)... поставил себе задачею привлекать сердца исключительно посредством изящных манер... Только однажды, выведенный из терпения продолжительным противодействием своего помощника, он дозволил себе сказать: «Я уже имел честь подтверждать тебе, курицыну сыну»... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). The new town-governor... set out to win the Glupovites' hearts by the single means of elegant manners....Only once, when his patience was exhausted by the persistent contrariness of his assistant, did he allow himself to say: "I have already had the honour of telling you, you swine..." (1b).Она (жена Энгельсона) не могла пропустить ни одного случая, чтоб не кольнуть меня самым злым образом... Наконец булавочные уколы в такое время, когда я весь был задавлен болью и горем, вывели меня из терпения (Герцен 2)....She (Engelson's wife) could not let slip any chance for having a spiteful dig at me.... Finally these pin-pricks, at a time when I was utterly crushed by grief and distress, drove me out of all patience (2a).«Фрейлейн, - говорила мисс Рони провинившейся воспитаннице, - вы ошибаетесь, если думаете, что, выведенная из терпения, я отошлю вас к родителям» (Федин 1). ( context transl) "Fraulein," Miss Ronny would say to a guilty pupil, "you are mistaken if you think that I shall send you back to your parents out of exasperation" (1a). -
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ПРОПУСКАТЬ/ПРОПУСТИТЬ МИМО УШЁЙ что coll VP subj: human obj: слова, замечание, вопрос etc more often this WO) intentionally not to take notice of or react to what is being said or has been saidX пропустил Y мимо ушей = X turned a deaf ear to YX took no notice of Y X paid no attention (heed) to Y X let Y pass (unnoticed) X ignored Y Y went (X let Y go) in one ear and out the other.Надо сказать, что обычно слушатель пропускал мимо ушей замечание относительно крутизны берега (, куда мельник должен был подняться со своим десятипудовым грузом)... (Искандер 3). Admittedly, the listener usually turned a deaf ear to the remark about the steepness of the bank (that the miller had to climb up with his four-hundred-pound load) (3a).«Ты же знаешь, твой Гриша никогда ничего нам не рассказывает о своих делах!» В другой раз Ляля пропустила бы фразу мимо ушей, сочла бы её нормальной, но теперь, когда она едва сдерживалась от того, чтобы не накричать на мать, она не могла смолчать и ответила тоже с нажимом: «Но можно и самой поинтересоваться, правда же?» (Трифонов 1). "You ought to know by now that your Grisha never tells us anything about his work!" Normally Lyalya wouldn't have paid any attention to such a remark, considering it merely normal. But on this occasion, when she could barely keep from screaming at her mother, she simply could not keep quiet and replied in an equally aggressive tone, "But you could at least express an interest, couldn't you?" (1a).Он (Ефим) бросил трубку, но через минуту поднял её снова. «Извини, я погорячился», - сказал он Баранову. «Бывает, - сказал тот великодушно. - Кстати, в поликлинике работает новый психиатр...» Ефим пропустил подковырку мимо ушей и спросил, что именно Баранову известно о шапках (Войнович 6). Не (Yefim) slammed down the receiver, but a minute later picked it up again and dialed Kostya (Baranov). "Sorry I blew up." "Nerves. I understand," Kostya said magnanimously. "Incidentally, the clinic has a new psychiatrist...." Yefim let the dig pass and asked what, exactly, Kostya knew about the hats (6a).Я усомнился в его компетенции, когда он (философ) сказал мне, что во всяком случае советские люди никогда не знали голода. Я спросил его, слышал ли он что-нибудь о голоде на Украине, стоившем жизни нескольким миллионам людей, или в блокадном Ленинграде... Он пропустил сказанное мною мимо ушей и продолжал спорить (Войнович 1)....I doubted his (the philosopher's) competence when he told me that in any case Soviet people had never known hunger. I asked him if he had ever heard of the famine in the Ukraine which cost several million people their lives or of the siege of Leningrad....What I said went in one ear and out the other, and he continued to argue (1a). -
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[PrepP; Invar]=====⇒ (to write, send sth. etc) to the appropriate person or place:- to the right < proper> person <place etc>;- [in limited contexts] to where it belongs.♦ Глядя снизу на этот подъём и последующий спуск, Кублицкий-Пиоттух всё больше наполнялся уверенностью, что приехал по адресу, что старик Лучников уникален и тоже предназначен Господом для особого дела... (Аксёнов 7). Observing ascent and descent from below, Kublitsky-Piottukh felt certain that he had come to the right place, that Luchnikov was his man, the man predestined by God for the task he had in mind... (7a).2. высказываться, шутить, злословить, замечание и т.п. по адресу (кого, чьему) [Prep; the resulting PrepP is usu. adv or nonagreeing modif; can be used with collect noun]⇒ (to say sth., make a joke, a remark is etc) about s.o., in reference to s.o.:- (a remark <reproach etc> addressed to s.o.;- (gossip <a remark etc> directed at < against> s.o.;- (some word etc is) applied to s.o.;- (say sth. <joke etc>) at s.o.fc expense.♦ Речь, произнесенная им на банкете, была исполнена пьяного бахвальства и в конце содержала недвусмысленные упреки и угрозы по адресу верхнедонцов (Шолохов 5). The speech he made at the banquet was full of drunken bragging and ended with some unambiguous reproaches and threats addressed to the Cossacks of the Upper Don (5a).♦ Здесь опять послышались одобрительные смешки в публике, и вед по адресу прокурора (Достоевский 2). Here again approving chuckles came from the public, all directed at the prosecutor (2a).♦ "Ну и тощи же вы, племяннички...." Это была шпилька по адресу их матери, которую он [дядя Федя] втайне недолюбливал за ее столичную гордыню (Максимов 2). "How thin and peaky you are..This was a dig at their mother, of whom he [Uncle Fedya] secretly disapproved because of her superior, big-city manner (2a).♦ Сколько раз в жизни мне приходилось слышать слово "интеллигент" по своему адресу (Булгаков 12). How many times in my life have I heard the word "intellectual" applied to me! (12a).♦ Что же говорили о новой пьесе литераторы и парижские знатоки театра? Первые слова их трудно было понять, потому что в салонах закипела такая ругань по адресу Мольера, что вообще немыслимо было что-либо разобрать сразу (Булгаков 5). And what did the Paris literati and connoisseurs of the theater say about the new play? Their first response is difficult to make out, for the salons buzzed with so much abuse at Molifcre's expense that it was impossible to distinguish the words (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по адресу
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросать камень в огород
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросать камешек в огород
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросать камешки в огород
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросать камни в огород
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > камешек в огород
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76 камешки в огород
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > камешки в огород
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77 кидать камень в огород
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кидать камень в огород
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78 кидать камешек в огород
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кидать камешек в огород
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79 кидать камешки в огород
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кидать камешки в огород
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80 кидать камни в огород
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ in conversation, to hint, usu. disapprovingly or ironically, at sth. concerning another person (who may or may not be present) without directly referring to that person:- X бросает камешки в Y-ов огород≈ [translations vary depending on the speaker's attitude-sarcastic, ironic, joking etc-toward the person in question] X needles Y;- X makes snide remarks about Y.○ КАМЕШЕК <КАМЕШКИ И Т. П.> в чей ОГОРОД [NP] - dig (at s.o.); snide remark (about s.o.); || это не в мой огород камешек? that wasn't aimed (directed) at me, was it?; could that have been aimed (directed) at me?; you aren't referring to me, are you?; || это в чей огород камешек? ≈ at whom is that (could that be) aimed (directed)?; to whom are you referring? [authors usage] [Лиза:] Я говорю: представьте, маменька, он не имеет никакой политики в разговоре и даже такие слова говорит, что совсем неучтиво. [Разлюляев:] Это не в наш ли огород? [Лиза:] Не об вас речь (Островский 2). [L.:] So I said: Fancy that, mama! No tact when he talks to you-why, he even uses impolite words. [R.:] That aimed at me? [L.:] Pooh! I'm not even thinking about you (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кидать камни в огород
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