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  • 1 двадцатый

    twentieth

    двадцатое мая, июня и т. п. — the twentieth of May, June, etc.; May, June, etc., the twentieth

    страница, глава двадцатая — page, chapter twenty

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  • 2 двадцатый

    двадца́тое ма́я [ию́ня и т.п.] — the twentieth of May [June, etc]; May [June, etc] (the) twentieth

    страни́ца [глава́] двадца́тая — page [chapter] twenty

    двадца́тый но́мер — number twenty

    ему́ (пошёл) двадца́тый год — he is in his twentieth year

    двадца́тые го́ды (столетия) — the twenties

    в нача́ле двадца́тых годо́в — in the early twenties

    в конце́ двадца́тых годо́в — in the late twenties

    одна́ двадца́тая — one twentieth

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  • 3 Д-77

    ДЁЛАТЬ/СДЁЛАТЬ СВОЁ ДЕЛО VP
    1. (subj: human to perform one's specific function or role
    X делал своё дело - X did his work (job, thing)
    X went about his business (in limited contexts) X did his part X did what he was supposed to (had to) do.
    В саду уже порядочно и иностранных корреспондентов, фоторепортёров и кинооператоров. Они - спокойные, деловитые... и умело, без лишней суеты делают свое дело (Гладков 1). By now there were also a good many foreign correspondents, photographers and newsreel men in the garden. They were calm and business-like... they did their job impassively, without fuss (1a).
    «Мужики... делают свое дело, ни за чем не тянутся а теперь развратятся!»(Гончаров 1). The peasants... went about their business and asked for nothing, but now they'll be corrupted!" (1a).
    Нет, полностью отрицать заслуги того, который сидел в метро, я не буду. Он (Сталин) тоже своё дело делал: и трубку курил, и жирным пальцем глобус мусолил, указывая, куда какую кинуть дивизию... (Войнович 4). No. I will not completely deny the merits of the man who lived in the metro. He (Stalin) did his part too-he smoked his pipe, he soiled his globe with a greasy finger, indicating where a division was to be hurled... (4a).
    В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M(andelstam), but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him, not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a).
    2. ( subj: abstr or concr) to produce its usual result, influence s.o., make itself felt
    X делал (сделал) своё дело = X did its work (job)
    X began to have (of age, illness etc) X began to take (X had taken) its toll ( impfv only) X began to tell on person Y.
    Иногда, уязвленные пренебрежением покупателей, че-гемцы увозили назад свои продукты, говоря: ничего, сами съедим. Впрочем, таких гордецов оставалось все меньше и меньше, деспотия рынка делала свое дело (Искандер 3). Sometimes, stung by the contempt of the customers, the Chegemians would cart their produce back: All right, then, we'll eat it ourselves. As time went on, however, there were fewer and fewer people so arrogant
    the despotism of the marketplace did its work (3a).
    ...В общем, это хорошо, что меня показали по телевизору. Слух об этом сегодня же облетит всю Москву и сделает свое дело (Зиновьев 2)....On the whole it's a good thing that I've been seen on television. The news'll be round all Moscow by this evening, and it'll have its effect (2a).
    Быть может, возраст все же делает свое дело и вместе с проплешинами и серебряными искорками, вместе с разными «звоночками», появляется и у их хамоватого поколения вкус к истинной дружбе? (Аксенов 6). Perhaps age was, after all, beginning to tell on them, and along with patches of mold, spots before the eyes, and ringing in the ears, even their boorish generation was developing a taste for true friendship? (6a).

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  • 4 делать свое дело

    • ДЕЛАТЬ/СДЕЛАТЬ СВОЕ ДЕЛО
    [VP]
    =====
    1. [subj: human]
    ⇒ to perform one's specific function or role:
    - X делал своё дело≈ X did his work <job, thing>;
    - [in limited contexts] X did his part;
    - X did what he was supposed to < had to> do.
         ♦ В саду уже порядочно и иностранных корреспондентов, фоторепортеров и кинооператоров. Они - спокойные, деловитые... и умело, без лишней суеты делают свое дело (Гладков 1). By now there were also a good many foreign correspondents, photographers and newsreel men in the garden. They were calm and business - I ike... they did their job impassively, without fuss (1a).
         ♦ "Мужики... делают свое дело, ни за чем не тянутся; а теперь развратятся!" (Гончаров 1). "The peasants... went about their business and asked for nothing, but now they'll be corrupted!" (1a).
         ♦ Нет, полностью отрицать заслуги того, который сидел в метро, я не буду. Он [Сталин] тоже свое дело делал: и трубку курил, и жирным пальцем глобус мусолил, указывая, куда какую кинуть дивизию... (Войнович 4). No. I will not completely deny the merits of the man who lived in the metro. He [Stalin] did his part too-he smoked his pipe, he soiled his globe with a greasy finger, indicating where a division was to be hurled... (4a).
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплевывая, в окружении дикарей и делал свое дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a).
    2. [subj: abstr or concr]
    ⇒ to produce its usual result, influence s.o., make itself felt:
    - X делал (сделал) своё дело≈ X did its work < job>;
    - X began to have < X had> its effect < way>;
    - [of age, illness etc] X began to take < X had taken> its toll;
    - [impfv only] X began to tell on person Y.
         ♦ Иногда, уязвленные пренебрежением покупателей, чегемцы увозили назад свои продукты, говоря: ничего, сами съедим. Впрочем, таких гордецов оставалось все меньше и меньше, деспотия рынка делала свое дело (Искандер 3). Sometimes, stung by the contempt of the customers, the Chegemians would cart their produce back: All right, then, we'll eat it ourselves. As time went on, however, there were fewer and fewer people so arrogant; the despotism of the marketplace did its work (3a).
         ♦...В общем, это хорошо, что меня показали по телевизору. Слух об этом сегодня же облетит всю Москву и сделает свое дело (Зиновьев 2)....On the whole it's a good thing that I've been seen on television. The news'll be round all Moscow by this evening, and it'll have its effect (2a).
         ♦ Быть может, возраст все же делает свое дело и вместе с проплешинами и серебряными искорками, вместе с разными "звоночками", появляется и у их хамоватого поколения вкус к истинной дружбе? (Аксенов 6). Perhaps age was, after all, beginning to tell on them, and along with patches of mold, spots before the eyes, and ringing in the ears, even their boorish generation was developing a taste for true friendship? (6a).

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  • 5 сделать свое дело

    • ДЕЛАТЬ/СДЕЛАТЬ СВОЕ ДЕЛО
    [VP]
    =====
    1. [subj: human]
    ⇒ to perform one's specific function or role:
    - X делал своё дело≈ X did his work <job, thing>;
    - [in limited contexts] X did his part;
    - X did what he was supposed to < had to> do.
         ♦ В саду уже порядочно и иностранных корреспондентов, фоторепортеров и кинооператоров. Они - спокойные, деловитые... и умело, без лишней суеты делают свое дело (Гладков 1). By now there were also a good many foreign correspondents, photographers and newsreel men in the garden. They were calm and business - I ike... they did their job impassively, without fuss (1a).
         ♦ "Мужики... делают свое дело, ни за чем не тянутся; а теперь развратятся!" (Гончаров 1). "The peasants... went about their business and asked for nothing, but now they'll be corrupted!" (1a).
         ♦ Нет, полностью отрицать заслуги того, который сидел в метро, я не буду. Он [Сталин] тоже свое дело делал: и трубку курил, и жирным пальцем глобус мусолил, указывая, куда какую кинуть дивизию... (Войнович 4). No. I will not completely deny the merits of the man who lived in the metro. He [Stalin] did his part too-he smoked his pipe, he soiled his globe with a greasy finger, indicating where a division was to be hurled... (4a).
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплевывая, в окружении дикарей и делал свое дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a).
    2. [subj: abstr or concr]
    ⇒ to produce its usual result, influence s.o., make itself felt:
    - X делал (сделал) своё дело≈ X did its work < job>;
    - X began to have < X had> its effect < way>;
    - [of age, illness etc] X began to take < X had taken> its toll;
    - [impfv only] X began to tell on person Y.
         ♦ Иногда, уязвленные пренебрежением покупателей, чегемцы увозили назад свои продукты, говоря: ничего, сами съедим. Впрочем, таких гордецов оставалось все меньше и меньше, деспотия рынка делала свое дело (Искандер 3). Sometimes, stung by the contempt of the customers, the Chegemians would cart their produce back: All right, then, we'll eat it ourselves. As time went on, however, there were fewer and fewer people so arrogant; the despotism of the marketplace did its work (3a).
         ♦...В общем, это хорошо, что меня показали по телевизору. Слух об этом сегодня же облетит всю Москву и сделает свое дело (Зиновьев 2)....On the whole it's a good thing that I've been seen on television. The news'll be round all Moscow by this evening, and it'll have its effect (2a).
         ♦ Быть может, возраст все же делает свое дело и вместе с проплешинами и серебряными искорками, вместе с разными "звоночками", появляется и у их хамоватого поколения вкус к истинной дружбе? (Аксенов 6). Perhaps age was, after all, beginning to tell on them, and along with patches of mold, spots before the eyes, and ringing in the ears, even their boorish generation was developing a taste for true friendship? (6a).

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  • 6 П-23

    ПОКАЗЫВАТЬ (УКАЗЫВАТЬ, ТЫКАТЬ) ПАЛЬЦЕМ (-ами) (на кого-что) ТЫКАТЬ ПАЛЬ-ЦЕМ (-ами) в кого all coll, disapprov VP subj and obj: human or collect) to censure s.o. (or some organization, group etc) openly, publicly, drawing general attention to the object of blame
    X показывает пальцем на Y-a = X points a (the, his) finger at Y.
    В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M(andelstam), but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him
    not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a)

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  • 7 показывать пальцами

    [VP; subj and obj: human or collect]
    =====
    ⇒ to censure s.o. (or some organization, group etc) openly, publicly, drawing general attention to the object of blame:
    - X показывает пальцем на Y-a ≈ X points a (the, his) finger at Y.
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a)

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  • 8 показывать пальцем

    [VP; subj and obj: human or collect]
    =====
    ⇒ to censure s.o. (or some organization, group etc) openly, publicly, drawing general attention to the object of blame:
    - X показывает пальцем на Y-a ≈ X points a (the, his) finger at Y.
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a)

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  • 9 тыкать пальцами

    [VP; subj and obj: human or collect]
    =====
    ⇒ to censure s.o. (or some organization, group etc) openly, publicly, drawing general attention to the object of blame:
    - X показывает пальцем на Y-a ≈ X points a (the, his) finger at Y.
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a)

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  • 10 тыкать пальцем

    • ПОКАЗЫВАТЬ( УКАЗЫВАТЬ, ТЫКАТЬ) ПАЛЬЦЕМ <- ами> (на кого-что; ТЫКАТЬ ПАЛЬЦЕМ <- ами> в кого all coll, disapprov
    [VP; subj and obj: human or collect]
    =====
    ⇒ to censure s.o. (or some organization, group etc) openly, publicly, drawing general attention to the object of blame:
    - X показывает пальцем на Y-a ≈ X points a (the, his) finger at Y.
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a)

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  • 11 указывать пальцами

    [VP; subj and obj: human or collect]
    =====
    ⇒ to censure s.o. (or some organization, group etc) openly, publicly, drawing general attention to the object of blame:
    - X показывает пальцем на Y-a ≈ X points a (the, his) finger at Y.
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a)

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  • 12 указывать пальцем

    [VP; subj and obj: human or collect]
    =====
    ⇒ to censure s.o. (or some organization, group etc) openly, publicly, drawing general attention to the object of blame:
    - X показывает пальцем на Y-a ≈ X points a (the, his) finger at Y.
         ♦ В двадцатых годах все понемногу учили Мандельштама, в тридцатых на него показывали пальцами, а он жил, поплёвывая, в окружении дикарей и делал своё дело (Мандельштам 2). In the twenties everybody tried to reason with M[andelstam], but in the thirties they were already pointing their fingers at him; not concealing his distaste, he went on living among the barbarians and did what he had to do (2a)

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  • 13 К-165

    КОЗЁЛ ОТПУЩЕНИЯ NP fixed WO
    a person (or group) blamed for the faults or misdeeds of others
    scapegoat
    whipping boy.
    Они узаконивали беззаконие, наши песенные двадцатые годы. Поиски козлов отпущения становились привычны (Свирский 1). They legalized illegality, our much-vaunted twenties. It became customary to look for scapegoats (1a).
    Говорили, что бериевцы то ли между собой, то ли с кем-то из обслуги судачили: «Ну, что Лаврентий Павлович? Будто он один, а другие, нынешние, ни при чём? Все решения были общие. Просто нужен был козёл отпущения!» (Марченко 1). They also said that the Beria men had been heard to say, either among themselves or to someone doing orderly duty: "Well, what about Lavrenty Beria? Do you think he was the only one and that those men up there now had nothing to do with it? All decisions were taken unanimously. He's just the one they used as a whipping boy!" (1a).
    From an ancient Jewish rite described in the Bible. On Yom Kippur the high priest laid his hands on the head of a goat, symbolically transferring the sins of the people to it, and then let the goat loose in the wilderness (Lev. 16:5-22).

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  • 14 П-331

    (И) В ПОМЙНБ нет, не осталось кого-чего (где, у кого) coll PrepP these forms only adv
    ( s.o. or sth. is) completely absent, entirely missing etc: X-a и в помине не было -there was no sign of X
    there was not even (not so much as) a hint (a trace) of X there was no (not the slightest) hint (trace) of X (in limited contexts) there wasn't even a mention of X (in refer, to a specific character trait) person Y didn't possess (have) any X at all (in refer, to a false account, invented story etc) person Y made it (things) up out of thin air.
    Впервые чувство отщепенства зародилось у Мандельштама в двадцатые годы. В ранних стихах его нет и в помине... (Мандельштам 2). The feeling that he was an outsider first came to M(andelstam) in the twenties....There is no sign of it in his early verse (2a).
    Естественно, что никаких шашлыков здесь и в помине не было... (Попов 1). Naturally there wasn't even a hint of any shashlik here (1a).
    К тому времени у нее и в помине не было любви к Григорию (Абрамов 1).. By then she was feeling not so much as a hint of love for Grigory (1a)
    Хватаю справочник Союза писателей, открываю на нужную букву: Иванович, Ивантер, Ивасюк, нет здесь Иванько и в помине (Войнович 3). I grabbed the directory of the Writers' Union, opened to the necessary letter: Ivanovich, Ivanter, Ivasyuk, not even a mention of Ivanko here (3a).
    Как это ни странно, Б. Л. (Пастернак) относился к нему (критику Т.) снисходительно. Он приписывал Т. какую-то непонятную ему сложность и особого рода тонкость, чего не было и в помине (Гладков 1). Strange to say, Pasternak took a lenient view of (the critic) T., crediting him with some peculiar kind of unfathomable depth and subtlety which in actual fact he did not possess at all (1a).

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  • 15 козел отпущения

    [NP; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ a person (or group) blamed for the faults or misdeeds of others:
    - whipping boy.
         ♦ Они узаконивали беззаконие, наши песенные двадцатые годы. Поиски козлов отпущения становились привычны (Свирский 1). They legalized illegality, our much-vaunted twenties. It became customary to look for scapegoats (1a).
         ♦ Говорили, что бериевцы то ли между собой, то ли с кем-то из обслуги судачили: "Ну, что Лаврентий Павлович? Будто он один, а другие, нынешние, ни при чём? Все решения были общие. Просто нужен был козел отпущения!" (Марченко 1). They also said that the Beria men had been heard to say, either among themselves or to someone doing orderly duty: "Well, what about Lavrenty Beria? Do you think he was the only one and that those men up there now had nothing to do with it? All decisions were taken unanimously. He's just the one they used as a whipping boy!" (1a).
    —————
    ← From an ancient Jewish rite described in the Bible. On Yom Kippur the high priest laid his hands on the head of a goat, symbolically transferring the sins of the people to it, and then let the goat loose in the wilderness (Lev. 16:5 - 22).

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  • 16 в помине

    • (И) В ПОМИНЕ нет, не осталось кого-чего ( где, у кого) coll
    [PrepP; these forms only; adv]
    =====
    ⇒ (s.o. or sth. is) completely absent, entirely missing etc:
    - X-a и в помине не было≈ there was no sign of X;
    - [in limited contexts] there wasn't even a mention of X;
    - [in refer, to a specific character trait] person Y didn't possess (have) any X at all;
    - [in refer, to a false account, invented story etc] person Y made it (things) up out of thin air.
         ♦ Впервые чувство отщепенства зародилось у Мандельштама в двадцатые годы. В ранних стихах его нет и в помине... (Мандельштам 2). The feeling that he was an outsider first came to M[andelstam] in the twenties....There is no sign of it in his early verse (2a).
         ♦ Естественно, что никаких шашлыков здесь и в помине не было... (Попов 1). Naturally there wasn't even a hint of any shashlik here (1a).
         ♦ К тому времени у нее и в помине не было любви к Григорию (Абрамов 1)... By then she was feeling not so much as a hint of love for Grigory (1a)
         ♦ Хватаю справочник Союза писателей, открываю на нужную букву: Иванович, Ивантер, Ивасюк, нет здесь Иванько и в помине (Войнович 3). I grabbed the directory of the Writers' Union, opened to the necessary letter: Ivanovich, Ivanter, Ivasyuk, not even a mention of Ivanko here (3a).
         ♦ Как это ни странно, Б. Л. [Пастернак] относился к нему [критику Т.] снисходительно. Он приписывал Т. какую-то непонятную ему сложность и особого рода тонкость, чего не было и в помине (Гладков 1). Strange to say, Pasternak took a lenient view of [the critic] T., crediting him with some peculiar kind of unfathomable depth and subtlety which in actual fact he did not possess at all (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в помине

  • 17 и в помине

    • (И) В ПОМИНЕ нет, не осталось кого-чего ( где, у кого) coll
    [PrepP; these forms only; adv]
    =====
    ⇒ (s.o. or sth. is) completely absent, entirely missing etc:
    - X-a и в помине не было≈ there was no sign of X;
    - [in limited contexts] there wasn't even a mention of X;
    - [in refer, to a specific character trait] person Y didn't possess (have) any X at all;
    - [in refer, to a false account, invented story etc] person Y made it (things) up out of thin air.
         ♦ Впервые чувство отщепенства зародилось у Мандельштама в двадцатые годы. В ранних стихах его нет и в помине... (Мандельштам 2). The feeling that he was an outsider first came to M[andelstam] in the twenties....There is no sign of it in his early verse (2a).
         ♦ Естественно, что никаких шашлыков здесь и в помине не было... (Попов 1). Naturally there wasn't even a hint of any shashlik here (1a).
         ♦ К тому времени у нее и в помине не было любви к Григорию (Абрамов 1)... By then she was feeling not so much as a hint of love for Grigory (1a)
         ♦ Хватаю справочник Союза писателей, открываю на нужную букву: Иванович, Ивантер, Ивасюк, нет здесь Иванько и в помине (Войнович 3). I grabbed the directory of the Writers' Union, opened to the necessary letter: Ivanovich, Ivanter, Ivasyuk, not even a mention of Ivanko here (3a).
         ♦ Как это ни странно, Б. Л. [Пастернак] относился к нему [критику Т.] снисходительно. Он приписывал Т. какую-то непонятную ему сложность и особого рода тонкость, чего не было и в помине (Гладков 1). Strange to say, Pasternak took a lenient view of [the critic] T., crediting him with some peculiar kind of unfathomable depth and subtlety which in actual fact he did not possess at all (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и в помине

  • 18 двадцать

    числ кол
    twenty; два десятка a score

    ему́ немно́гим бо́льше два́дцати́ — he is in his early twenties

    Русско-английский учебный словарь > двадцать

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