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м.1) ( способность слышать) ear, hearingо́рган слуха — organ of hearing
то́нкий / о́стрый слух — keen ear
плохо́й слух — dull hearing
хоро́ший слух — good ear
потеря́ть слух — lose one's hearing (ability)
2) ( музыкальный) ear (for music)име́ть хоро́ший слух — have a good ear for music
абсолю́тный слух — absolute pitch
у него́ нет слуха — he is tone-deaf [-'def]
3) ( молва) rumour, hearsayпо слухам — it is said / rumoured, they / people say, from hearsay
пусти́ть слух — set a rumour abroad / afloat, float a rumour
есть слух, хо́дят слухи — there are rumours, it is rumoured
до него́ дошли́ слухи — rumours reached him
••слухом земля́ по́лнится посл. — news spreads quickly; bad news travels fast
быть (у всех) на слуху́ — be familiar / known to everybody; (о слове, имени) be a household name / word
игра́ть [петь] на слух — play [sing ] by ear
он весь обрати́лся в слух книжн. — he was all ears
ни слуху ни ду́ху (о пр.) — nothing is heard (of)
не вся́кому слуху верь посл. — ≈ believe only half of what you hear
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муж.1) hearing, earна слух — by ear, aurally
лишенный музыкального слуха — earless, tone-deaf
2) ( молва)rumo(u)r, hearsay; news, sign, buzz; мн. ч. тж. tittle-tattle, piece of scandalпо слухам — through hearsay, from rumors ( знать); it is rumored, by all accounts ( согласно слухам)
••превратиться, обратиться в слух — to become all ears/attention
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23 слух
м1) восприятие звуков hearing; earна слух, по слуху — by ear
абсолю́тный слух — absolute pitch
облада́ть музыка́льным слухом — to have a good ear for music
у соба́к прекра́сный слух — dogs have very good ears
его́ го́лос ре́жет мне слух — his voice jars on me/on my ear
2) молва rumo(u)r, hearsayслух о побе́де — word/rumo(u)r of sb's victory
пусти́ть слух — to circulate/to spread a rumo(u)r
хо́дят слухи, что... — rumo(u)r has it that..., there's a rumo(u)r circulating that..., it is rumo(u)red that...
э́то лишь слухи — it's only hearsay
до меня́ дошёл,слух, что... — I heard on/through the grapevine that…
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24 понаслышке
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25 молва
1. word-of-mouth advertisingустная реклама; молва — word-of-mouth advertising
2. hearsay3. rumour; talk4. fame5. report6. rumorСинонимический ряд:слух (сущ.) весть; слух; слушок -
26 в состоянии аффекта
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > в состоянии аффекта
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27 возможно, это только слухи
Diplomatic term: it may only be hearsayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > возможно, это только слухи
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28 гнусная сплетня
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29 доказательства, основанные на слухах
Law: hearsay evidenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > доказательства, основанные на слухах
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30 допустимое свидетельство по слуху
Law: admissible hearsayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > допустимое свидетельство по слуху
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31 заявление с чужих слов
Law: hearsay statementУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > заявление с чужих слов
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32 злобная сплетня
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33 знать понаслышке
General subject: know by name, (кого-л.) know by reputation, (о ком-л.) know by repute, know from hearsay -
34 известный по слухам
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > известный по слухам
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35 молва
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36 недопустимое свидетельство по слуху
Law: inadmissible hearsayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > недопустимое свидетельство по слуху
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37 осведомлённость по слухам
General subject: hearsay knowledgeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > осведомлённость по слухам
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38 основанный на слухах
General subject: hearsayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > основанный на слухах
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39 по понаслышке
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40 поверить молве
General subject: place credit in hearsay
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hearsay — 1530s, perhaps mid 15c., from phrase to hear say … Etymology dictionary
hearsay — n *report, rumor, gossip … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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hearsay — ► NOUN ▪ information which cannot be adequately substantiated; rumour … English terms dictionary
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