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1 мало-мальски
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2 Г-414
НИ НА ГРОШ (И) НА ГРОШ (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛУШКУ obs, coll PrepP these forms only)1. \Г-414 чего (нет) (у кого, где) (quantit compl with negated copula ( subj / gen: abstr)when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted) some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.): (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош - X doesn't have (there isn't) a scrap (a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain) of Y X doesn't have (there isn't) the least (slightest, tiniest) bit (drop, scrap) of Y....Он (Грушницкий) из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1)....He (Grushnitski) is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).2. - не верить кому, во что ( adv (intensif)) (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degreeX не верит Y-y \Г-414 = X doesn't believe a word (a thing) Y saysX doesn't believe Y for a minute X doesn't believe (trust) Y at all X doesn't trust Y one bit.«Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в нём это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать». - «Да ведь он же верует в бога». - «Ни на грош. А ты не знал?» (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).See Г-417 -
3 на грош
I• НА ГРОШ < НА КОПЕЙКУ> coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. на грош чего (у кого, где) [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr) or quantif of subj/ gen]⇒ s.o. has a very small amount (of some quality - intelligence, ability etc):- (hardly) an ounce (a scrap, a shred) (of [NP]);- next to no [NP].♦ Таланта у него на грош, а считает себя великим писателем. He has next to no talent, yet considers himself a great writer.⇒ (to do) very little:- (do) practically (next to, almost) nothing.—————II• НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. на грош чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]⇒ some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):- (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош≈ X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;- X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).⇒ (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:- X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;- X doesn't trust Y one bit.♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).—————← See не было ни гроша, и вдруг алтын and ни гроша.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на грош
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4 на копейку
I• НА ГРОШ < НА КОПЕЙКУ> coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. на копейку чего (у кого, где) [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr) or quantif of subj/ gen]⇒ s.o. has a very small amount (of some quality - intelligence, ability etc):- (hardly) an ounce (a scrap, a shred) (of [NP]);- next to no [NP].♦ Таланта у него на грош, а считает себя великим писателем. He has next to no talent, yet considers himself a great writer.2. на копейку делать [adv]⇒ (to do) very little:- (do) practically (next to, almost) nothing.—————II• НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. на копейку чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]⇒ some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):- (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош≈ X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;- X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).⇒ (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:- X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;- X doesn't trust Y one bit.♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).—————← See не было ни гроша, и вдруг алтын and ни гроша.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на копейку
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5 и на грош
• НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. и на грош чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]⇒ some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):- (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош≈ X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;- X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).⇒ (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:- X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;- X doesn't trust Y one bit.♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).—————← See не было ни гроша, и вдруг алтын and ни гроша.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и на грош
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6 ни на грош
• НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. ни на грош чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]⇒ some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):- (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош≈ X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;- X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).⇒ (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:- X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;- X doesn't trust Y one bit.♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).—————← See не было ни гроша, и вдруг алтын and ни гроша.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни на грош
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7 ни на копейку
• НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. ни на копейку чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]⇒ some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):- (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош≈ X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;- X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).⇒ (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:- X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;- X doesn't trust Y one bit.♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).—————← See не было ни гроша, и вдруг алтын and ни гроша.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни на копейку
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8 ни на ломаную полушку
• НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. ни на ломаную полушку чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]⇒ some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):- (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош≈ X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;- X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).⇒ (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:- X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;- X doesn't trust Y one bit.♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).—————← See не было ни гроша, и вдруг алтын and ни гроша.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни на ломаную полушку
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9 ни на полушку
• НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll[PrepP; these forms only]=====1. ни на полушку чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]⇒ some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):- (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош≈ X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;- X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).⇒ (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:- X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;- X doesn't trust Y one bit.♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).—————← See не было ни гроша, и вдруг алтын and ни гроша.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни на полушку
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10 ни в какой степени
not in the least degree наречие:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > ни в какой степени
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11 мало-мальски
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12 мало-мальски
нареч.; разг.a little bit; the least/slightest bit; in the slightest degree, at all; somewhat -
13 ничуть
1) General subject: by no means, deuce a bit (deuce a man! - никто!), far from it, not a bit, not a mite, not a snap, not at all, not by a fraction, not in the least, not in the least degree, not in the slightest degree, not a bit of it2) Makarov: none (какого-л. качества)3) Idiomatic expression: by a long stretch of the imagination (It might be interesting to try, but it's not pizza by a long stretch of imagination; A big car doesn't mean safe by a long stretch of the imagination), by a long shot (в отриц. предложениях; We haven't eliminated the disease by a long shot; i'm no programer by a long shot) -
14 нисколько
1) General subject: I don't mind it, any, any the less (с отрицанием), at all, by no means, naething, never a whit, nix, no whit, none, not a bit, not a bit of it, not a mite, not a snap, not a spark, not a splinter, not a whit, not anywhere near, not at all, not bv a long way, not by a long way, not in the least, not in the least degree, not in the slightest degree, not near, not so, nothing, nowhere near, nuffin, not one jot, not one bit, not a hang2) American: nary3) Mathematics: none at all4) Railway term: no5) Australian slang: zilch6) Jargon: nixie7) Makarov: by a hair's breadth, by no, by no manner of means, for nuts, none (какого-л. качества)8) Emotional: never -
15 ни в малейшей степени
1) General subject: naething, not in the least, nothing, nuffin, not in the slightest degree2) Rare: not in the smallest3) Mathematics: by no means, not at all4) Religion: least degree of allowanceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ни в малейшей степени
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16 нисколько
not at all наречие: имя прилагательное: словосочетание:not a snap (нисколько, ничуть)not for nuts (нисколько, совсем не) -
17 ничуть
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18 мало-мальски
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19 нисколечко
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20 он ни в малейшей степени не заинтересован
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > он ни в малейшей степени не заинтересован
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