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1 DAY
• Another day, another dollar - Бог даст день, Бог даст и пищу (Б)• As the days grow longer, the storms are stronger - Чем дальше в лес, тем больше дров (4)• Bad day never has a good night (A) - Каково начало, таков и конец (K), Плохое начало не к доброму концу (П), Худо начинается, худо и кончается (X)• Be the day never so long, at length comes evensong - И у самого длинного дня есть конец (И), Каков ни будь грозен день, а вечер настанет (K)• Blustering night, a fair day (A) - После грозы - ведро (П), После дождичка будет солнышко (П)• Come day, go day /, God send Sunday/ - День да ночь и сутки прочь (Д)• Days of our pride are gone (The) - Был конь, да изъездился (Б)• Every day brings bread with it - Бог даст день, Бог даст и пищу (B)• Every day has its night, every weal its /own/ woe - Без горести нет радости (Б), Мое - мое и твое - мое (H), Нет сладкого без горького (H)• Every day is not a holiday (Sunday) - Не все коту масленица (H), Праздник бывает не каждый день (П)• Every day is not yesterday - Пора на пору не приходится (П), Раз на раз не приходится (P)• Foul morning may turn to a fair day (A) - Серенькое утро - красненький денек (C)• Foul morn turns into a fine day (A) - Серенькое утро - красненький денек (C)• Go day, come day, God send Sun - day - День да ночь и сутки прочь (Д)• I have had my day - Был конь, да изъездился (Б), Укатали Сивку крутые горки (У)• Lay by (off, up) for a rainy day - Хорошо беречь белую денежку на черный день (X)• Let the cock crow or not, the day will come - Прокукарекает петух или нет, а день будет (П)• Long as the day may be, the night comes at last - И у самого длинного дня есть конец (И)• Longest day has an end (The) - И у самого длинного дня есть конец (И)• Misty morn may have a fine day (A) - Серенькое утро - красненький денек (C)• New day, a new dollar (A) - Бог даст день, Бог даст и пищу (Б)• No day is over until the sun has set - Хвали утро днем, а день вечером (X)• No day passes without /some/ grief - День придет и заботу принесет (Д)• One day does not a summer make - Один раз не в счет (0), Одна ласточка весны не делает (0)• One of these days is none of these days - Отложил на осень, а там и вовсе бросил (O)• One of these days is no time - Отложил на осень, а там и вовсе бросил (O)• Other days, other ways - Иные времена, иные нравы (И)• Put something away for a rainy day - Хорошо беречь белую денежку на черный день (X)• Save it for a rainy day - Хорошо беречь белую денежку на черный день (X)• Some days are darker than others - Год на год не приходится (Г), Пора на пору не приходится (П), Раз на раз не приходится (P)• There are no two days alike - Пора на пору не приходится (П)• We have known (seen) better days - Был конь, да изъездился (B)• We shall have our day too - Будет и на нашей улице праздник (Б), Доведется и нам свою песенку спеть (Д), Придет время, и мы ногой топнем (П)• What is done in the night appears in the day - Все тайное становится явным (B)• Yesterday is past; tomorrow may never come; this day is ours - Один раз живем (O)• You can tell the day by the morning - Каково начало, таков и конец (K) -
2 SOS field day
"Save Our Soil" field day — полевой день «Спасите нашу почву» ( США)Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > SOS field day
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3 будет и на нашей улице праздник
1) General subject: every dog has his day, our turn will come, every dog has its day2) Set phrase: after clouds comes sunshine, after clouds there is sunshine, every dog has his day (дословно: у каждой собаки свой праздник бывает), it is always darkest before the dawn, it's a long lane that has no turning, it's a long run that has no turning, our day will come!, the best is yet to be, the darkest hour is just before the dawn, the sun will shine down our street, too (a good time (that of joy, justice, victory, etc) is sure to come), the sun will shine on our side of the fence, the sun will shine on our street, too (a good time (that of joy, justice, victory, etc) is sure to come), the weariest day draws to a close, the weariest day draws to an end, there is a good time coming, there's another day coming, we, too, will have our day!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > будет и на нашей улице праздник
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4 будет и на нашей улице праздник
будет и на нашей (моей, твоей) улице праздникпогов.our day will come; we'll have our day, too; our day is at hand; there will be bright days yet; the best is yet to be; cf. every dog has his day; after rain comes fair weather (sunshine); the sun will shine on (down) our street, too; the sun will shine on our side of the fence; it's a long lane (run) that has no turning; the weariest day draws to an end (to a close); there's another day (a good time) coming- Пусть я выражаюсь пошло, смейтесь, но воссияет заря новой жизни, восторжествует правда, и на нашей улице будет праздник! (А. Чехов, Палата № 6) — 'What if I do express myself vulgarly - laugh at me! - but the dawn of a new life will shine, and truth will triumph... and it will be on our side the holiday will be.'
- Ничего, поплачь, не вредно, легче будет... Жизнь-то у тебя не сегодня кончается, будет и на твоей улице праздник. (В. Тендряков, Не ко двору) — 'Never mind. Have your cry out. You'll feel better for it... You've still got your life before you. There'll be bright days yet.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > будет и на нашей улице праздник
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5 будет и на моей улице праздник
Set phrase: after clouds comes sunshine, after clouds there is sunshine, every dog has his day, it is always darkest before the dawn, it's a long lane that has no turning, it's a long run that has no turning, our day will come!, the best is yet to be, the darkest hour is just before the dawn, the sun will shine down our street, too (a good time (that of joy, justice, victory, etc) is sure to come), the sun will shine on our side of the fence, the sun will shine on our street, too (a good time (that of joy, justice, victory, etc) is sure to come), the weariest day draws to a close, the weariest day draws to an end, there is a good time coming, there's another day coming, we, too, will have our day!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > будет и на моей улице праздник
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6 будет и на твоей улице праздник
Set phrase: after clouds comes sunshine, after clouds there is sunshine, every dog has his day, it is always darkest before the dawn, it's a long lane that has no turning, it's a long run that has no turning, our day will come!, the best is yet to be, the darkest hour is just before the dawn, the sun will shine down our street, too (a good time (that of joy, justice, victory, etc) is sure to come), the sun will shine on our side of the fence, the sun will shine on our street, too (a good time (that of joy, justice, victory, etc) is sure to come), the weariest day draws to a close, the weariest day draws to an end, there is a good time coming, there's another day coming, we, too, will have our day!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > будет и на твоей улице праздник
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7 У-72
БУДЕТ И НА НАШЕЙ (моей, твоей и т. п.) УЛИЦЕ ПРАЗДНИК (saying) we (I, you etc) too will rejoice, celebrate success etc (said during hard, unsuccessful times in the hope that the person or group in question will eventually be successful, victorious, in a position of power etc): - our (my, your etc) day (time) will come we'll (I'll etc) have our (my etc) day, too every dog has his day.«Время работает на нас, - думали они, разноцветно поблескивая в свете электричества, - наше дело правое, будет и на нашей улице праздник...» (Аржак 1). "Time is on our side," they told themselves, as their many colours gleamed in the electric light. "Our cause is just, our day will come..." (1a). -
8 будет и на нашей улице праздник
• БУДЕТ И НА НАШЕЙ (моей, твоей и т.п.) УЛИЦЕ ПРАЗДНИК[saying]=====⇒ we (I, you etc) too will rejoice, celebrate success etc (said during hard, unsuccessful times in the hope that the person or group in question will eventually be successful, victorious, in a position of power etc):- ≈ our <my, your etc> day < time> will come;- we'll <I'II etc> have our <my etc> day, too;- every dog has his day.♦ "Время работает на нас, - думали они, разноцветно поблескивая в свете электричества, - наше дело правое, будет и на нашей улице праздник..." (Аржак 1). "Time is on our side," they told themselves, as their many colours gleamed in the electric light. "Our cause is just, our day will come..." (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > будет и на нашей улице праздник
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9 Будет и на нашей улице праздник
We will eventually achieve success; our hopes will come true. See Доведется и нам свою песенку спеть (Д), Придет время, и мы ногой топнем (П), Придет солнышко и к нашим окошечкам (П), У каждого бывает светлый день (У)Cf: Better luck next time (Am., Br.). Every dog has his day (Am., Br.). Every dog has his day and every man his hour (Am.). There's always /a/ next time (Am.). We shall have our day too (Br.). The worse luck now, the better another time (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Будет и на нашей улице праздник
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10 современность современност·ь
1) modernity, contemporaneity, up-to-dateness2) (эпоха) our / modern times, modern lifeRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > современность современност·ь
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11 повседневный
1. day-to-day2. everyday; dailyСинонимический ряд:1. обыденно (прил.) обыденно; прозаично2. расхоже (прил.) расхожеАнтонимический ряд: -
12 повседневная жизнь
1) General subject: day-to-day routine (These activities caused disruptions in our day-to-day routine.), daily living2) Advertising: daily life3) Makarov: day-to-day life, everyday lifeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > повседневная жизнь
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13 в наши дни
1) General subject: at the present day, in these days, in this day and age, latterly, nowadays, these days, today2) Ironical: in the year of grace, in this year of grace3) Mathematics: in modern times, now, presently4) Religion: in our day -
14 праздник
муж.holiday; festivalс праздником! — compliments (of the season)!, happy holiday!, congratulations!
праздник урожая — harvest festival, harvest home
престольный праздник — patron saint's day, patronal festival
религиозный праздник — holy day, religious holiday
храмовой праздник — wake обыкн. мн. ч.
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15 в нашей повседневной жизни
General subject: in our day-to-day lifeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > в нашей повседневной жизни
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16 К-15
КАК ЖЕ coll (Particle)1. Also: КАК ЖЕ, КАК ЖЕ coll (used as an affirmative response to a question or in support of a statement) certainly, it is clear or agreed (without needing to be stated or proven): (yes (but, why),) of courseof course I do (will etc) yes, indeed (I do etc) sure(ly) naturally (in limited contexts) well then (, well then) (in response to "Do you mind...?", "Do you object to...?" etc) of course not (, of course not).«Может быть, помните? Я вам рассказывал об Абуталипе Куттыбаеве». - «А, ну как же, как же! Прекрасно помню» (Айтматов 2). "Perhaps you'll remember—I told you once about Abutalip Kuttybaev." "Oh, yes, of course, indeed I do! I remember well now" (2a).«Ах да, конечно же, „Капитаны", „Африка", „Нигер"... Как же, как же, в наше время все гимназисты от этих стихов (Гумилёва) с ума сходили» (Копелев 1). "Ah yes, of course, 'Captains,' Africa,' The Niger.' But of course, in our day all the Gymnasium students were crazy about some of his (Gumilev's) poems" (1a).Разве вы ездите верхом?» - «Как же! К нынешнему дню и фрак нарочно заказывал» (Гончаров 1). "But do you ride?" "Of course I do! I had the coat specially made for to-day" (1a).«У меня для вас письмо от сына, от Алексея Сергеевича». -«А-а-а! Как же, как же!» (Федин 1). "I have a letter for you from your son, from Aleksei Sergeyevich." "A-a-ah! Well then, well then" (1a).Мне нужно кое о чем переговорить, так не хотите ли заехать ко мне?» - «Как же, как же», - сказал поспешно Хлобуев и вышел с ним (Гоголь 3). "There's something I'd like to discuss with you. Would you mind coming to my house?" "Of course not, of course not," Khlobuyev said hastily and went out with him (3a).2. used to express disagreement, doubt that sth. said by the interlocutor is as stated (the speaker often repeats the part of the interlocutor's statement with which he disagrees)thatis what you think!(oh) sure! yeah, right! (in limited contexts) sure one does (will etc)(Катерина:) И на воле-то он словно связанный. (Варвара:) Да, как же, связанный! Он как выедет, так запьет (Островский 6). (К.:) So, even on his own, it's just as if he were still tied to her. (V.:) That's what you think! As soon as he leaves here, he'll start in drinking (6f).«Ленту, что ли, привезли? - спросил я. -Опять „Девушку с гитарой'?» — «Как же, ленту, дожидайся!» - ответил Чудаков (Аксёнов 1). "What, did you bring a movie?" I asked. "The Girl with the Guitar again?" "Oh sure, a movie, that's a good one!" answered Chudakov (1a).Ты думаешь, ты любишь?! Как же! Да ты за человека никого не считаешь» (Битов 2). "You think you love? Sure! But you don't consider anyone a person" (2a).(Бусыгин:) Он говорил, что он сам сочиняет музыку. (Нина (насмешливо):) Ну как же (Вампилов 4). (В.:) Не said he composed music himself. (N (ironically):) Sure he does (4a). -
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• КАК ЖЕ coll[Particle]=====1. Also: КАК ЖЕ, КАК ЖЕ coll [used as an affirmative response to a question or in support of a statement]⇒ certainly, it is clear or agreed (without needing to be stated or proven):- (yes (but, why),) of course;- of course I do (will etc);- yes, indeed (I do etc);- sure(ly);- naturally;- [in limited contexts] well then (, well then);- [in response to "Do you mind...?", "Do you object to...?" etc] of course not (, of course not).♦ "Может быть, помните? Я вам рассказывал об Абуталипе Куттыбаеве". - "А, ну как же, как же! Прекрасно помню" (Айтматов 2). "Perhaps you'll remember - I told you once about Abutalip Kuttybaev." "Oh, yes, of course, indeed I do! I remember well now" (2a).♦ "Ах да, конечно же, "Капитаны", "Африка", "Нигер"... Как же, как же, в наше время все гимназисты от этих стихов [Гумилёва] с ума сходили" (Копелев 1). "Ah yes, of course, 'Captains/ Africa,' The Niger.' But of course, in our day all the Gymnasium students were crazy about some of his [Gumilev's] poems" (1a).♦ "Разве вы ездите верхом?" - " Как же! К нынешнему дню и фрак нарочно заказывал" (Гончаров 1). "But do you ride?" "Of course I do! I had the coat specially made for to-day" (1a).♦ "У меня для вас письмо от сына, от Алексея Сергеевича". - " А-а-а! Как же, как же!" (Федин 1). "I have a letter for you from your son, from Aleksei Sergeyevich." "A-A-ah! Well then, well then" (1a).♦ "Мне нужно кое о чем переговорить, так не хотите ли заехать ко мне?" - "Как же, как же", - сказал поспешно Хлобуев и вышел с ним (Гоголь 3). "There's something I'd like to discuss with you. Would you mind coming to my house?" "Of course not, of course not," Khlobuyev said hastily and went out with him (3a).2. used to express disagreement, doubt that sth. said by the interlocutor is as stated (the speaker often repeats the part of the interlocutor's statement with which he disagrees):- that's what you think!;- (oh) sure!;- yeah, right!;- [in limited contexts] sure one does <will etc>.♦ [Катерина:] И на воле-то он словно связанный. [Варвара:] Да, как же, связанный! Он как выедет, так запьет (Островский 6). [К.:] So, even on his own, it's just as if he were still tied to her. [V.:] That's what you think! As soon as he leaves here, he'll start in drinking (6f).♦ "Ленту, что ли, привезли? - спросил я. - Опять "Девушку с гитарой'?" - "Как же, ленту, дожидайся!" - ответил Чудаков (Аксёнов 1). "What, did you bring a movie?" I asked. "The Girl with the Guitar again?" "Oh sure, a movie, that's a good one!" answered Chudakov (1a).♦ "Ты думаешь, ты любишь?! Как же! Да ты за человека никого не считаешь" (Битов 2). "You think you love? Sure! But you don't consider anyone a person" (2a).♦ [Бусыгин:] Он говорил, что он сам сочиняет музыку. [Нина (насмешливо):] Ну как же (Вампилов 4). [В.:] He said he composed music himself. [N (ironically):] Sure he does (4a). -
18 как же, как же
• КАК ЖЕ coll[Particle]=====1. Also: КАК ЖЕ, КАК ЖЕ coll [used as an affirmative response to a question or in support of a statement]⇒ certainly, it is clear or agreed (without needing to be stated or proven):- (yes (but, why),) of course;- of course I do (will etc);- yes, indeed (I do etc);- sure(ly);- naturally;- [in limited contexts] well then (, well then);- [in response to "Do you mind...?", "Do you object to...?" etc] of course not (, of course not).♦ "Может быть, помните? Я вам рассказывал об Абуталипе Куттыбаеве". - "А, ну как же, как же! Прекрасно помню" (Айтматов 2). "Perhaps you'll remember - I told you once about Abutalip Kuttybaev." "Oh, yes, of course, indeed I do! I remember well now" (2a).♦ "Ах да, конечно же, "Капитаны", "Африка", "Нигер"... Как же, как же, в наше время все гимназисты от этих стихов [Гумилёва] с ума сходили" (Копелев 1). "Ah yes, of course, 'Captains/ Africa,' The Niger.' But of course, in our day all the Gymnasium students were crazy about some of his [Gumilev's] poems" (1a).♦ "Разве вы ездите верхом?" - " Как же! К нынешнему дню и фрак нарочно заказывал" (Гончаров 1). "But do you ride?" "Of course I do! I had the coat specially made for to-day" (1a).♦ "У меня для вас письмо от сына, от Алексея Сергеевича". - " А-а-а! Как же, как же!" (Федин 1). "I have a letter for you from your son, from Aleksei Sergeyevich." "A-A-ah! Well then, well then" (1a).♦ "Мне нужно кое о чем переговорить, так не хотите ли заехать ко мне?" - "Как же, как же", - сказал поспешно Хлобуев и вышел с ним (Гоголь 3). "There's something I'd like to discuss with you. Would you mind coming to my house?" "Of course not, of course not," Khlobuyev said hastily and went out with him (3a).2. used to express disagreement, doubt that sth. said by the interlocutor is as stated (the speaker often repeats the part of the interlocutor's statement with which he disagrees):- that's what you think!;- (oh) sure!;- yeah, right!;- [in limited contexts] sure one does <will etc>.♦ [Катерина:] И на воле-то он словно связанный. [Варвара:] Да, как же, связанный! Он как выедет, так запьет (Островский 6). [К.:] So, even on his own, it's just as if he were still tied to her. [V.:] That's what you think! As soon as he leaves here, he'll start in drinking (6f).♦ "Ленту, что ли, привезли? - спросил я. - Опять "Девушку с гитарой'?" - "Как же, ленту, дожидайся!" - ответил Чудаков (Аксёнов 1). "What, did you bring a movie?" I asked. "The Girl with the Guitar again?" "Oh sure, a movie, that's a good one!" answered Chudakov (1a).♦ "Ты думаешь, ты любишь?! Как же! Да ты за человека никого не считаешь" (Битов 2). "You think you love? Sure! But you don't consider anyone a person" (2a).♦ [Бусыгин:] Он говорил, что он сам сочиняет музыку. [Нина (насмешливо):] Ну как же (Вампилов 4). [В.:] He said he composed music himself. [N (ironically):] Sure he does (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как же, как же
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19 Доведется и нам свою песенку спеть
See Будет и на нашей улице праздник (Б)Cf: Every dog has his day (Am., Br.). We shall have our day too (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Доведется и нам свою песенку спеть
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20 Придет время, и мы ногой топнем
See Будет и на нашей улице праздник (Б)Cf: Every dog has his day (Am., Br.). We shall have our day /too/ (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Придет время, и мы ногой топнем
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Our Lady of Good Success — Our Lady of Good Success, also called as Our Lady of Good Events (Spanish: Nuestra Señora del Buen Suceso; Filipino: Ina ng Mabubuting Pangyayari) is one of the titles of Blessed Virgin Mary. This title is shared among numerous images around the… … Wikipedia