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21 ♦ nothing
♦ nothing (1) /ˈnʌɵɪŋ/pron. indef. e n.1 niente; nulla: I have nothing to say, non ho niente da dire; Nothing pleased him, niente gli andava a genio; That's nothing to what followed, questo è niente a confronto di quel che è venuto dopo2 (seguito da un agg.) nessuna cosa; nessuna impresa: Nothing great is easy, nessuna grande impresa è facile NOTA D'USO: - niente di…-3 (con l'art. indeterm.) nullità; nessuno (fig.); persona di nessun conto: He would be a mere nothing without his money, senza il suo denaro, non sarebbe nessuno (o sarebbe una nullità)4 (mat.) zero: Take ten from ten, and the result is nothing, sottrai dieci da dieci e il risultato è zero5 bazzecola; bagatella; inezia; quisquilia; cosa di nessuna importanza: the little nothings of life, le cose senza importanza della vita quotidiana● nothing broken, niente di rotto: I fell off a ladder: nothing broken luckily, sono caduto da una scala a pioli: per fortuna, niente di rotto □ nothing but, nient'altro che: This is nothing but the truth, questa non è (nient'altro) che la verità; He did nothing but smoke, non faceva (altro) che fumare □ nothing else, nient'altro □ nothing less than (o nothing short of), nulla di inferiore a; ( anche) nient'altro che; addirittura: It's nothing less than monstrous, ma è addirittura mostruoso! □ nothing like, niente di meglio che (o di): There's nothing like doing things at once, non c'è niente di meglio che fare le cose subito; There's nothing like beer, non c'è niente di meglio della birra! □ nothing much, poco o nulla; quasi niente □ nothing of the sort, niente del genere; niente di simile □ to come to nothing, finire in nulla; fallire; andare in fumo □ to dance on nothing, pendere dalla forca; essere impiccato □ for nothing, per niente; gratis o quasi; senza scopo; invano □ I got this recorder for nothing, ho avuto questo registratore per niente □ His efforts to pass the exam were (o went) for nothing, i suoi sforzi di superare l'esame furono vani □ to have nothing to do with sb., non avere nulla a che fare con q. □ to have nothing on, non avere nulla indosso, essere nudo; (fig.) non avere impegni, essere libero □ (fam.) to have nothing on sb., non essere da più di q.; ( anche) non avere prove (o niente in mano) contro q. □ to hear nothing of sb., non avere (o non ricevere) notizie di q. □ (fam.) like nothing on earth, (in modo) orribile, atroce, pessimo: The food is like nothing on earth in some Soho pasta joints, il cibo è pessimo in talune trattorie italiane di Soho □ to make nothing of, non capire niente di; non far caso a, non dar peso a; non trarre profitto da: I can make nothing of this book, in questo libro non ci capisco niente; questo libro, per me, non ha né capo né coda; He makes nothing of his mistakes, non dà peso ai suoi errori; You've made nothing of your good chance, non hai saputo trarre alcun profitto dalla tua buona fortuna □ to make nothing of doing st., non pensarci su due volte (a fare qc.); fare come se nulla fosse: He makes nothing of walking ten miles, per lui è cosa da nulla fare dieci miglia a piedi □ ( anche fig.) to mean nothing, non significare nulla □ a mere nothing, un bel niente; proprio nulla; nulla di nulla □ next to nothing, quasi niente □ (fam.) no nothing, nulla di nulla; proprio niente □ to say nothing of, per non parlare di; a prescindere da □ to stop at nothing, essere senza scrupoli □ sweet nothings, paroline dolci; coccole; tenerezze □ to think nothing of, non far caso a; non dar peso a: He thinks nothing of driving 20 miles a day to work and back, fa in auto 20 miglia al giorno per andare al lavoro, senza farci caso □ There's nothing in it!, non c'è niente di vero, è tutto falso!; ( anche) non c'è niente da scegliere!; è imprevedibile! □ ( formula di cortesia) Think nothing of it!, ma prego; ma Le pare! □ (fam.) Nothing doing!, niente da fare!; non ci sto! (non ci sta, ecc.); no e poi no! (fam.); ( anche) è (era, ecc.) proibito □ She has nothing in her, non c'è niente di buono in lei; è una nullità; è una donna insignificante, inconcludente □ That has nothing to do with me, ciò non mi tocca, non mi riguarda; non è affar mio □ That is nothing to you, ciò non ti tocca, non ti riguarda; non è affar tuo □ There is nothing for it but to go home, non c'è altro da fare che andare a casa □ There is nothing much the matter, non c'è niente di grave □ There's nothing to riding a moped, non ci vuole niente ad (o è facile) andare in ciclomotore □ (prov.) Nothing venture, nothing have, chi non risica non rosica.nothing (2) /ˈnʌɵɪŋ/avv.niente affatto, non affatto; per nulla; in nessun modo: nothing like (o nothing near) neanche un po'; nemmeno per sogno; no davvero; ma no!; It's nothing like what it used to be, non è per nulla com'era prima.nothing (3) /ˈnʌɵɪŋ/a.( slang) da niente; che non vale niente; senza prospettive: That was a nothing job, era un lavoro senza prospettive. -
22 NOTHING
• From nothing, nothing is made - В ступе воду толочь - вода и будет (B), Из ничего ничего не сделаешь (H), От воды навару не будет (O)• He that has nothing need fear to lose nothing - Голый разбоя не боится (Г)• He who has nothing fears nothing - Голый разбоя не боится (Г)• If you have nothing, you've nothing to lose - Голый разбоя не боится (Г)• Nothing comes from (of) nothing - Из ничего ничего не сделаешь (И), От воды навару не будет (O)• Nothing doing - Ничего не попишешь (H)• Nothing for nothing /, and very little for halfpenny/ - За ничто ничего не купишь (3)• Nothing happens for nothing - Всему есть своя причина (B)• Nothing is gained without work - Не мявши, не терши, не будет калач (H)• Nothing produces nothing - Из ничего ничего не сделаешь (И)• Nothing seek, nothing find - Под лежачий камень вода не течет (П)• Nothing to be got without pains - Не мявши, не терши, не будет калач (H)• Nothing ventured, nothing gained - Под лежачий камень вода не течет (П)• Nothing venture, nothing gain (win) - Под лежачий камень вода не течет (П)• What costs nothing is worth nothing - Дешево, да гнило; дорого, да мило (Д), Дешевому товару - дешевая цена (Д)• You can't make something out of nothing - Из ничего ничего не сделаешь (И), От воды навару не будет (O)• You get nothing for nothing - За ничто ничего не купишь (3) -
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I adj infml1)I'd like a beer about now. Nothing like it on a hot day like this — Я бы сейчас выпил пива. Нет ничего лучше в такой жаркий день
I always say there is nothing like a good book for taking you out of yourself — Нет ничего лучше хорошей книги, чтобы забыть о своих неприятностях
There's nothing like an occasional setback to make you realize how lucky you usually are — Ты тогда только начинаешь чувствовать, как был счастлив, когда тебя судьба щелкнет по носу
2)At the same time many forces have been at nothing like full strength — И в то же время многие рода войск далеко не укомплектованы
We would need an income of, say, fifty pounds a week to survive and so far we had nothing like it — Чтобы выжить, нам нужно, скажем, пятьдесят фунтов в неделю, а у нас даже намека на такую сумму нет
This coat is nothing like the one I was wearing — Это пальто совсем не похоже на то, которое я носил
I bet this is nothing like where you live — Бьюсь об заклад, что у вас там совсем не так
II adv infmlIt's nothing like what it used to be — Сейчас совсем не то, как было раньше
Nonsense! He's nothing like crippled - just got a slight limp — Ерунда! Он вовсе не калека. Просто немного прихрамывает
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24 nothing etc to write home about
adj infmlThat's nothing to write home about — Подумаешь, невидаль!
I don't fancy that he was anything to write home about — Не думаю, что он был какой-то особенный
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > nothing etc to write home about
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25 nothing venture, nothing have
посл.(nothing venture, nothing have (или win))без риска нет победы; ≈ волков бояться - в лес не ходить (ср. риск - благородное дело)We've all been young once, you know, I can remember when I wanted to throw my cap over the windmill. Nothing venture, nothing win, that's how you feel, isn't it? We've all felt it. But you've got to have a bit of sense. (C. P. Snow, ‘Time of Hope’, ch. XVI) — Все мы были когда-то молоды. Помнится, и я в свое время отдал дань сумасбродству. Не рискнешь - не выиграешь, так ведь вы рассуждаете, правда? Мы все прошли через это. Но надо же иметь хоть чуточку благоразумия!
Large English-Russian phrasebook > nothing venture, nothing have
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26 nothing
لا شَيء \ nil: (in some sports) nothing: We won the match three-nil (usu. written as 3-0). no: (with a comparative adj. or adv.) not at all: There is no more food, not any I have no money. none: not any; not one: None of the food was left. How much money have we got? None at all. not a stroke of work: no work at all: He has not done a stroke of work this week. nothing: no thing; not anything: He has nothing to eat. Our plans are made and nothing can change them now. There’s nothing wrong with her. nought, zero: the figure 0 in a number: ‘Point nought one’ is written. 01; ‘nought point one’ is written 0.1. zero: the figure 0 and the number it stands for: It was 5 below zero last night. -
27 nothing for it but to
((have или there is) nothing for it but to (do, go, etc.))нет другого выхода кроме; ничего другою не остается, как (сделать, пойти и т. д.)He was pessimistic about anybody being able to repair the radiator, except a lad who ran a truck for the mine and he was a way in Leonora. There was nothing for it but to push on, after filling the water tank, and try to reach Laverton that night. (K. S. Prichard, ‘Golden Miles’, ch. 55) — Старик считал, что здесь едва ли кто-нибудь сумеет починить им радиатор, кроме разве парня, который водит грузовик к шахте, но он как раз уехал в город. Оставалось только наполнить бачок водой и тащиться дальше, чтобы до ночи добраться до Лейвертона.
A jab in the ribs got home and then a hook on the jaw. There was nothing for it but to retreat. (J. Lindsay, ‘A Local Habitation’, ch. 24) — Мощный тычок в ребро, а вслед за ним боковой удар в челюсть доставили Джеффу весьма неприятные ощущения. Но выбора не было - оставалось только отступить.
Upon my word, it's a bit awkward! Nothing for it, though, but to take you into my confidence. (A. Christie, ‘N or M?’, ch. IX) — Честное слово, получилось как-то нескладно! Ничего другого не остается, как доверить вам мою тайну.
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28 nothing etc between one's ears
n infmlYou don't need to be talking to him very long before you realize he has nothing between his ears — Достаточно с ним поговорить немного, чтобы понять, что он набитый дурак
Those girls don't become stars on their looks alone. They've got to have something between their ears as well — Эти девушки становятся звездами не только благодаря своей внешности. У них должно быть что-то и в голове
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > nothing etc between one's ears
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,-tü vulg. 1. ass, bottom, buttocks. 2. asshole, anus. 3. guts, nerve, courage, pluck. 4. stupid ass, asshole, idiot, fool. -ü açık wearing patched and seedy clothes, down-at-the-heels. - altına gitmek to get screwed up for nothing. -ten bacak/bacaklı short, short-legged (person). (rahat) -üne batmak /ın/ to be stupid enough not to appreciate (one´s comfort or good fortune) (said sarcastically). (bir şey yapmaya) - ister. It takes guts (to do something). -üne kına yak! Kick him now that he´s down! (said sarcastically). -üne mi düşmüş? How can he/she have the nerve? - tokuşturmak /la/ to get very chummy (with). -ü trampet çalmak to be delighted. - üstü oturmak to be left speechless in a dispute. -ü varsa if he has the nerve. -ünü yalamak /ın/ to brownnose, butter up. -
30 nothing can be got out of him
Общая лексика: с него взятки гладкиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > nothing can be got out of him
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31 nothing to be got without pains
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > nothing to be got without pains
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32 no nothing
разг.; шутл.совсем ничего, ничегошеньки‘For Gawd's sake. You got the place like a morgue,’ Dorrie said. ‘No lights, no music, no nothin'. What are you tryin to do, turn yourself morbid?’ (D. Hewett, ‘Bobbin Up’, ch. 13) — - Господи, у тебя здесь как в могиле, - сказала Дорис. - Ни света, ни радио, вообще ничего. Ты что - совсем свихнуться хочешь?
I got no bread, I got no meat. I got no nothing now. (G. Vidal, ‘Williwaw’, ch. 1) — У меня нет хлеба, у меня нет мяса. У меня сейчас буквально ничего нет.
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n infmlI got no home. I got no wife. I got no nothing — У меня нет дома. У меня нет жены. У меня совершенно ничего нет
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34 for nothing
1) напрасно, зря, без пользы; неизвестно зачем или почемуShe was not her father's child for nothing. (J. Galsworthy, ‘To Let’, part III, ch. V) — Недаром она была дочерью своего отца.
Catalina had not been a leading lady for three years for nothing, and when she discovered that she had so little to do in the last act she was incensed. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Catalina’, ch. XXXV) — Каталина взбеленилась, когда узнала, что в последнем акте ей совсем нечего делать, - ведь она три года была на первых ролях.
So much hard work had gone for nothing. (S. O'Casey, ‘Inishfallen, Fare Thee Well’, ‘The Clergy Take a Hand’) — Столько труда пропало даром.
You see, Miss Wallace, I had to give you some story about our work so you wouldn't feel you had come here for nothing. (S. Heym, ‘The Crusaders’, book I, ch. 5) — Видите ли, мисс Уоллас, должен же я был рассказать вам что-нибудь о нашей работе для того, чтобы вы не считали свою поездку к нам совершенно бесполезной.
They quarrelled for nothing. — Они поссорились из-за пустяка.
2) даром, бесплатноHe has got that book for nothing. — Он получил эту книгу бесплатно.
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36 from nothing
1) Общая лексика: (start) на пустом месте (This feud started from nothing a few years ago but now the dispute has got out of hand. It's getting really ugly.)2) Сленг: из ничего, ничего, ничего не знать, ничто -
37 he has nothing on me
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38 have (got) one's heart in the right place
имeть xopoшиe, дoбpыe нaмepeния; быть дoбpым, oтзывчивым чeлoвeкoмI'm glad Hubert married a girl of spirit. Those Tasburgs have got their hearts in the right place (J. Galsworthy). In fact I know nothing better to be said of a man, than that his heart is in the right place (W. S. Maugham)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > have (got) one's heart in the right place
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39 I got no kick
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40 I have nothing to complain about
Jargon: I got no kickУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > I have nothing to complain about
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