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21 профессор кислых щей
[NP; usu. sing; often used as Interj; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express an ironic or humorous attitude toward a person who makes a pretense of having considerable knowledge, but, in the speaker's opinion, has little or none, when said of a real professor, used to underscore what the speaker considers a lack of professional qualifications, academic expertise etc:- some expert he (she) is!;- [of a real professor] fine kind of professor (scholar etc) he (she) is!♦ Ох, и поиздевалась же она надо мной: мол, профессор, а анкету правильно заполнить не может! Профессор кислых щей! (Зиновьев 2). Oh, and then she had a really good go at me. Look at you, a professor, and you can't even fill a form in properly! Fine kind of professor you are! (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > профессор кислых щей
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22 брать слово
I• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ СЛОВО[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to speak on one's own initiative at a meeting, conference etc:- X spoke.♦ "Я протестую, - сказал Фарфуркис. - Во-первых, товарищ представитель снизу нарушил здесь все правила ведения заседания, взял слово, которое ему никто не давал, и вдобавок ещё превысил регламент" (Стругацкие 3). "I protest," said Farfurkis. "First of all, comrade representative from below violated all the rules of order for the meeting, took the floor, which no one had given him, and went over the time limit, on top of it" (3a).♦ Пастернак берёт слово трижды, но говорит еще более хаотично, чем обычно (Гладков 1). Pasternak spoke three times, but in an even more disorganized way than usual (1a).II• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ СЛОВО с кого[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to have s.o. promise or assure one of sth.:- X взял слово с Y-a - X made Y promise (swear).♦ Он [Пастернак] поздравляет и отдает мне экземпляр пьесы, взяв слово, что я верну его ему... (Гладков 1). Не [Pasternak] congratulated me and gave me back the play, after making me promise to return it... (1a).♦...Бабушка взяла с дяди Миши слово ничего не говорить родным (Рыбаков 1)....[Grandmother] made Misha swear not to tell the others a word (1a).♦... Взяв с Пьера честное слово молчать обо всем, что он узнает, Марья Дмитриевна сообщила ему, что Наташа отказала своему жениху без ведома родителей... (Толстой 5). [context transl]... Having exacted from Pierre his word of honor that he would not repeat anything she told him, Marya Dmitrievna informed him that Natasha had broken her engagement with Prince Andrei without her parents' knowledge... (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > брать слово
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23 взять слово
I• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ СЛОВО[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to speak on one's own initiative at a meeting, conference etc:- X spoke.♦ "Я протестую, - сказал Фарфуркис. - Во-первых, товарищ представитель снизу нарушил здесь все правила ведения заседания, взял слово, которое ему никто не давал, и вдобавок ещё превысил регламент" (Стругацкие 3). "I protest," said Farfurkis. "First of all, comrade representative from below violated all the rules of order for the meeting, took the floor, which no one had given him, and went over the time limit, on top of it" (3a).♦ Пастернак берёт слово трижды, но говорит еще более хаотично, чем обычно (Гладков 1). Pasternak spoke three times, but in an even more disorganized way than usual (1a).II• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ СЛОВО с кого[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to have s.o. promise or assure one of sth.:- X взял слово с Y-a - X made Y promise (swear).♦ Он [Пастернак] поздравляет и отдает мне экземпляр пьесы, взяв слово, что я верну его ему... (Гладков 1). Не [Pasternak] congratulated me and gave me back the play, after making me promise to return it... (1a).♦...Бабушка взяла с дяди Миши слово ничего не говорить родным (Рыбаков 1)....[Grandmother] made Misha swear not to tell the others a word (1a).♦... Взяв с Пьера честное слово молчать обо всем, что он узнает, Марья Дмитриевна сообщила ему, что Наташа отказала своему жениху без ведома родителей... (Толстой 5). [context transl]... Having exacted from Pierre his word of honor that he would not repeat anything she told him, Marya Dmitrievna informed him that Natasha had broken her engagement with Prince Andrei without her parents' knowledge... (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > взять слово
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24 глаз
............................................................1. eye(vt. & n.) چشم، دیده، بینایی، دهانه، سوراخ سوزن، دکمه یا گره سیب زمینی، مرکز هر چیزی، کارآگاه، نگاه کردن، دیدن، پائیدن............................................................2. glance(vt. & vi. & n.) برانداز، برانداز کردن، نگاه، نگاه مختصر، نظر اجمالی، مرور، نگاه مختصر کردن، نظر اجمالی کردن، اشاره کردن ورد شدن برق زدن، خراشیدن، به یک نظر دیدن............................................................3. look(vt. & vi. & n.) نگاه، نظر، نگاه کردن، نگریستن، دیدن، چشم را به کار بردن، قیافه، ظاهر، به نظر آمدن مراقب بودن، وانمود کردن، ظاهر شدن، جستجو کردن............................................................4. sight(pl. & vt. & n.) بینایی، دید، نظر، منظره، رویت کردن، بینش، باصره، تماشا، آلت نشانه روی، جلوه، قیافه، جنبه، چشم، قدرت دید، دیدگاه، هدف، دیدن، دید زدن، نشان کردن، بازرسی کردن............................................................5. watching{watch (v.) پائیدن، دیدبان، پاسداری، کشیک، مدت کشیک، ساعت جیبی و مچی، ساعت، مراقبت کردن، مواظب بودن، بر کسی نظارت کردن، پاسداری کردن}............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10. 3) amply............................................................11. quite enough -
25 с ведома
(чьего, кого)with smb.'s knowledge; having notified smb.; with smb. aware of it- Был единственный, баловень, нэпманский сынок, - сказала Софья Леонидовна. - В семнадцать лет с ведома отца имел любовниц и катал их на извозчиках. (К. Симонов, Софья Леонидовна) — 'He was the only son, and the spoilt one, of a New Economic Policy trader,' said Sofia Leonidovna. 'At seventeen, with his father aware of it, he had mistresses and gave them coach-rides.'
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26 ma'a
to know, to understand. ma'a tahaga, to know something through one's own knowledge, without having been taught by someone else.
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