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1 он выпрямился во весь рост
General subject: he reared himself upУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он выпрямился во весь рост
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2 во весь дух
во весь дух (мах, опор) (бежать, мчаться, скакать, нестись и т. п.)rush headlong; run (rush, race, etc.) at full (top) speed (at full gallop, at a stretch gallop, with all one's might); belt along; cf. run for one's life; fly (go, dash out, etc.) like a bat out of hell- Зачем бежал ты во весь дух, как будто бы сам сатана за тобою по пятам гнался? (Н. Гоголь, Сорочинская ярмарка) — 'So why were you belting along as if you had the devil himself on your tail?'
Звезда шарахнулась вбок, замотала головой, взбрыкнула, присела, взвилась на дыбы и во весь мах поскакала вдоль табуна. (А. Толстой, Детство Никиты) — Star sprang to one side, tossed her head, bucked, squatted on her hind-legs, reared and then raced past the herd at a stretch gallop.
У выхода образовалась пробка, но мы с Мишкой успели проскочить первыми и помчались по улице во весь опор. (Н. Носов, Весёлая семейка) — There was a jam at the exit, but me and Mishka managed to push our way through. We rushed headlong down the street.
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