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121 недалеко ходить за примерами
• НЕДАЛЕКО ХОДИТЬ (ЗА ПРИМЕРОМ < ПРИМЕРАМИ>); НЕДАЛЕКО ИСКАТЬ; (ЗА ПРИМЕРОМ < ПРИМЕРАМИ>) ДАЛЕКО ХОДИТЬ НЕ НУЖНО <НЕ НАДО, НЕ ПРИХОДИТСЯ> all coll[VP; impers predic; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====⇒ it is easy to cite an example (examples) or find proof of (sth. stated in general terms in the immediately preceding context):- you don't have (need) to go far (to look hard) (to find examples < evidence>);- you needn't go far (look hard) (to find examples < evidence>).♦ "Растут подозрительность, доносы, интриги, ненавистничество... За примером далеко ходить не приходится" (Пастернак 1). "There is more and more suspicion-informers, intrigues, hatreds....We don't have to go far to find evidence of it" (1a).♦ [Вера] каялась, что не взяла [Виталия] в руки, не перевоспитала... Другие же перевоспитывают!.. И за примерами ходить недалеко (Грекова 3). She [Vera] was sorry, and wished that she had taken him [Vitaly] in hand, reformed him. After all, others do reform people! You didn't need to look hard to find examples (3a).♦ [Беркутов:]...В последнее время много стало открываться растрат, фальшивых векселей и других бумаг, подлогов и вообще всякого рода хищничества. Ну, а по всем этим операциям находятся и виновные... [Чугунов:] Шутить изволите. [Беркутов:] Какие шутки! Да вот, недалеко ходить, сейчас один молодой человек сам сознался, что наделал фальшивых векселей (Островский 5). [В.:]... Recently there have come to light many embezzlements, bogus promissory notes, forgeries of other sorts, and in general all sorts of knavery. Well, the guilty persons in all these operations are being discovered.... [Ch.:] You're joking. [B.:] Not much! Why, you needn't go far, - a certain young man has just confessed that he's been forging notes (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > недалеко ходить за примерами
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122 недалеко ходить за примером
• НЕДАЛЕКО ХОДИТЬ (ЗА ПРИМЕРОМ < ПРИМЕРАМИ>); НЕДАЛЕКО ИСКАТЬ; (ЗА ПРИМЕРОМ < ПРИМЕРАМИ>) ДАЛЕКО ХОДИТЬ НЕ НУЖНО <НЕ НАДО, НЕ ПРИХОДИТСЯ> all coll[VP; impers predic; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====⇒ it is easy to cite an example (examples) or find proof of (sth. stated in general terms in the immediately preceding context):- you don't have (need) to go far (to look hard) (to find examples < evidence>);- you needn't go far (look hard) (to find examples < evidence>).♦ "Растут подозрительность, доносы, интриги, ненавистничество... За примером далеко ходить не приходится" (Пастернак 1). "There is more and more suspicion-informers, intrigues, hatreds....We don't have to go far to find evidence of it" (1a).♦ [Вера] каялась, что не взяла [Виталия] в руки, не перевоспитала... Другие же перевоспитывают!.. И за примерами ходить недалеко (Грекова 3). She [Vera] was sorry, and wished that she had taken him [Vitaly] in hand, reformed him. After all, others do reform people! You didn't need to look hard to find examples (3a).♦ [Беркутов:]...В последнее время много стало открываться растрат, фальшивых векселей и других бумаг, подлогов и вообще всякого рода хищничества. Ну, а по всем этим операциям находятся и виновные... [Чугунов:] Шутить изволите. [Беркутов:] Какие шутки! Да вот, недалеко ходить, сейчас один молодой человек сам сознался, что наделал фальшивых векселей (Островский 5). [В.:]... Recently there have come to light many embezzlements, bogus promissory notes, forgeries of other sorts, and in general all sorts of knavery. Well, the guilty persons in all these operations are being discovered.... [Ch.:] You're joking. [B.:] Not much! Why, you needn't go far, - a certain young man has just confessed that he's been forging notes (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > недалеко ходить за примером
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123 alminnelige vilkår
subst. (jus) general terms (of agreement), general conditions -
124 vilkår
условие= betingelse* * ** * *subst. condition, term, circumstances, stipulation (jus) (alminnelige vilkår) general terms (of agreement), general conditions -
125 ūniversē
ūniversē adv. [universus], in general, generally: singillatim potius quam universe loqui.* * *in general terms, generally; in respect to the whole -
126 generalmente
• as a rule• for the most part• generally• in future• in general terms• in the fullness of time• in the future• in the general way• in the good old days• in the ordinary course of business• in the particular case of• in the twinkling of an eye• in the very act• nine's complement• ninepin• usually -
127 ylimalkaisesti
• generally• in a general way• in a summary fashion• in general terms• in summary fashion -
128 общо
in general terms, in a general way
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