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121 в кои-то веки
• В КОИ-ТО < B КОИ> ВЕКИ coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; most often used with pfv past verbs; when used with impfv or pfv fut verbs, usu. denotes a repeated action; fixed WO]=====⇒ finally, for the first time in a long period or after a long wait:- after an eternity (of waiting <of silence etc>);- [of repeated actions] once in a blue moon;- once in a great while.♦ "...Зачем ты это сделал [загнал полицмейстера в клозет]? Ты его не любишь?" - "Давайте об этом не будем", - предложил Виктор. "Так, а о чем же мы будем?.. В кои веки случилось что-то интересное, и сразу - не будем" (Стругацкие 1). "...Why did you do it [lock the police chief in the lavatory]? Don't you like him?" "Let's not talk about it," proposed Viktor. "Then what will we talk about?...At long last something interesting happens, and right away we can't talk about it" (1a)♦...Близилось открытое и общемосковское - в кои-то веки! - собрание советских писателей... (Свирский 1). The open, all-Moscow conference of Soviet writers was approaching after an eternity of silence (1a).♦ Ефим и Наташа приехали в субботу, как раз к тому дню, когда было решено накрыть стол... В кои веки собрались все вместе... (Рыбаков 1). Yefim and Natasha arrived on a Saturday, the very day we had decided to 'have a spread'...-once in a blue moon the whole family got together... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в кои-то веки
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122 дело прошлое
• ДЕЛО ПРОШЛОЕ coll[NP; Invar; sent adv (parenth) or subj-compl with быть (subj: usu. abstr or это), pres only; fixed WO]=====⇒ it is already over and is not important now:- what's done is done.♦ "Дело прошлое, а кто старое вспомянет - тому глаз вон" (Шолохов 5). "It's all over now, so let bygones be bygones" (5a).♦ [Золотуев:] Ну, говорит ему [ревизору] продавец, дело прошлое, а скажи-ка ты теперь мне, дорогой товарищ, откровенно: сколько тебе тогда дать надо было? (Вампилов 3). [Z.:] Well, the salesclerk says to him [the inspector general], all that's in the past. But tell me honestly, dear comrade, how much should I have offered you then? (3b).♦ Скажу коротко, я уснул... Видит бог, дело прошлое, я изо всех сил крепился и наконец, как это бывает на собраниях, если сидишь где-нибудь в задних рядах, решил на минуточку прикорнуть, с тем чтобы потом очнуться с посвежевшей головой (Искандер 3). То put it briefly, I fell asleep.... Goodness knows, it doesn't matter any more; I resisted with all my might and at last, as happens at meetings if you sit anywhere in the back rows, I decided to lean back a moment in order to awake with my mind refreshed (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дело прошлое
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123 а вот поди ж ты!
[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express surprise, disbelief, bewilderment etc (upon encountering, realizing, or learning of the occurrence of sth. unexpected; the var. поди ты usu. expresses strong surprise, amazement):- what do you know!;- just think < imagine>!;- just think of it!;- who would have thought (it)!;- if that don't beat all!;- well I'll be!;- [in limited contexts] Good Lord, fancy...!;- (just) look at him <her etc>.♦ "Да как это он ещё жив по сю пору? Поди ты, ещё не умер! Ну, слава богу!" (Гончаров 1). "How is it he's still alive? Just think of it, not dead yet! Well, thank God!..." (1b).♦...На первом же собрании бабы завопили в один голос: "Лу-ка-ши-на!" Толку из этого вопля, казалось тогда, никакого не будет, ибо всем давно известно, что такие дела не тут, не в деревенском клубе, бывшей церкви, решаются, а немножко повыше... А вот поди ты: услыхали, видно, бабий вопль наверху (Абрамов 1). At the very first meeting, the women yelled in unison, "Lu-u-ka-shin for chairman!" It looked then as if the yelling would be of no use whatever, for it was known long ago to everyone that such affairs are decided not in the village club-a former church-but a bit higher up.... But who would have thought it! Upstairs, they apparently did hear the women's yell (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > а вот поди ж ты!
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124 а вот поди ты!
[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express surprise, disbelief, bewilderment etc (upon encountering, realizing, or learning of the occurrence of sth. unexpected; the var. поди ты usu. expresses strong surprise, amazement):- what do you know!;- just think < imagine>!;- just think of it!;- who would have thought (it)!;- if that don't beat all!;- well I'll be!;- [in limited contexts] Good Lord, fancy...!;- (just) look at him <her etc>.♦ "Да как это он ещё жив по сю пору? Поди ты, ещё не умер! Ну, слава богу!" (Гончаров 1). "How is it he's still alive? Just think of it, not dead yet! Well, thank God!..." (1b).♦...На первом же собрании бабы завопили в один голос: "Лу-ка-ши-на!" Толку из этого вопля, казалось тогда, никакого не будет, ибо всем давно известно, что такие дела не тут, не в деревенском клубе, бывшей церкви, решаются, а немножко повыше... А вот поди ты: услыхали, видно, бабий вопль наверху (Абрамов 1). At the very first meeting, the women yelled in unison, "Lu-u-ka-shin for chairman!" It looked then as if the yelling would be of no use whatever, for it was known long ago to everyone that such affairs are decided not in the village club-a former church-but a bit higher up.... But who would have thought it! Upstairs, they apparently did hear the women's yell (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > а вот поди ты!
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125 вот поди ж ты!
[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express surprise, disbelief, bewilderment etc (upon encountering, realizing, or learning of the occurrence of sth. unexpected; the var. поди ты usu. expresses strong surprise, amazement):- what do you know!;- just think < imagine>!;- just think of it!;- who would have thought (it)!;- if that don't beat all!;- well I'll be!;- [in limited contexts] Good Lord, fancy...!;- (just) look at him <her etc>.♦ "Да как это он ещё жив по сю пору? Поди ты, ещё не умер! Ну, слава богу!" (Гончаров 1). "How is it he's still alive? Just think of it, not dead yet! Well, thank God!..." (1b).♦...На первом же собрании бабы завопили в один голос: "Лу-ка-ши-на!" Толку из этого вопля, казалось тогда, никакого не будет, ибо всем давно известно, что такие дела не тут, не в деревенском клубе, бывшей церкви, решаются, а немножко повыше... А вот поди ты: услыхали, видно, бабий вопль наверху (Абрамов 1). At the very first meeting, the women yelled in unison, "Lu-u-ka-shin for chairman!" It looked then as if the yelling would be of no use whatever, for it was known long ago to everyone that such affairs are decided not in the village club-a former church-but a bit higher up.... But who would have thought it! Upstairs, they apparently did hear the women's yell (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вот поди ж ты!
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126 вот поди ж!
[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express surprise, disbelief, bewilderment etc (upon encountering, realizing, or learning of the occurrence of sth. unexpected; the var. поди ты usu. expresses strong surprise, amazement):- what do you know!;- just think < imagine>!;- just think of it!;- who would have thought (it)!;- if that don't beat all!;- well I'll be!;- [in limited contexts] Good Lord, fancy...!;- (just) look at him <her etc>.♦ "Да как это он ещё жив по сю пору? Поди ты, ещё не умер! Ну, слава богу!" (Гончаров 1). "How is it he's still alive? Just think of it, not dead yet! Well, thank God!..." (1b).♦...На первом же собрании бабы завопили в один голос: "Лу-ка-ши-на!" Толку из этого вопля, казалось тогда, никакого не будет, ибо всем давно известно, что такие дела не тут, не в деревенском клубе, бывшей церкви, решаются, а немножко повыше... А вот поди ты: услыхали, видно, бабий вопль наверху (Абрамов 1). At the very first meeting, the women yelled in unison, "Lu-u-ka-shin for chairman!" It looked then as if the yelling would be of no use whatever, for it was known long ago to everyone that such affairs are decided not in the village club-a former church-but a bit higher up.... But who would have thought it! Upstairs, they apparently did hear the women's yell (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вот поди ж!
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127 вот поди ты!
[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express surprise, disbelief, bewilderment etc (upon encountering, realizing, or learning of the occurrence of sth. unexpected; the var. поди ты usu. expresses strong surprise, amazement):- what do you know!;- just think < imagine>!;- just think of it!;- who would have thought (it)!;- if that don't beat all!;- well I'll be!;- [in limited contexts] Good Lord, fancy...!;- (just) look at him <her etc>.♦ "Да как это он ещё жив по сю пору? Поди ты, ещё не умер! Ну, слава богу!" (Гончаров 1). "How is it he's still alive? Just think of it, not dead yet! Well, thank God!..." (1b).♦...На первом же собрании бабы завопили в один голос: "Лу-ка-ши-на!" Толку из этого вопля, казалось тогда, никакого не будет, ибо всем давно известно, что такие дела не тут, не в деревенском клубе, бывшей церкви, решаются, а немножко повыше... А вот поди ты: услыхали, видно, бабий вопль наверху (Абрамов 1). At the very first meeting, the women yelled in unison, "Lu-u-ka-shin for chairman!" It looked then as if the yelling would be of no use whatever, for it was known long ago to everyone that such affairs are decided not in the village club-a former church-but a bit higher up.... But who would have thought it! Upstairs, they apparently did hear the women's yell (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вот поди ты!
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128 да вот поди ж ты!
[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express surprise, disbelief, bewilderment etc (upon encountering, realizing, or learning of the occurrence of sth. unexpected; the var. поди ты usu. expresses strong surprise, amazement):- what do you know!;- just think < imagine>!;- just think of it!;- who would have thought (it)!;- if that don't beat all!;- well I'll be!;- [in limited contexts] Good Lord, fancy...!;- (just) look at him <her etc>.♦ "Да как это он ещё жив по сю пору? Поди ты, ещё не умер! Ну, слава богу!" (Гончаров 1). "How is it he's still alive? Just think of it, not dead yet! Well, thank God!..." (1b).♦...На первом же собрании бабы завопили в один голос: "Лу-ка-ши-на!" Толку из этого вопля, казалось тогда, никакого не будет, ибо всем давно известно, что такие дела не тут, не в деревенском клубе, бывшей церкви, решаются, а немножко повыше... А вот поди ты: услыхали, видно, бабий вопль наверху (Абрамов 1). At the very first meeting, the women yelled in unison, "Lu-u-ka-shin for chairman!" It looked then as if the yelling would be of no use whatever, for it was known long ago to everyone that such affairs are decided not in the village club-a former church-but a bit higher up.... But who would have thought it! Upstairs, they apparently did hear the women's yell (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > да вот поди ж ты!
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