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1) (здание) house подводить дом под крышу ≈ to roof the house двухквартирный дом ≈ duplex house каркасный дом ≈ frame-house жилой дом ≈ dwelling house, apartment house, block of flats многоквартирный дом ≈ block of flats арендованный дом ≈ tenancy помещичий дом ≈ country-house, manor-house, mansion-house
2) (домашний очаг) home чувствовать себя как дома ≈ to feel at home, to be quite at home выгнать из дому ≈ to turn out of house and home хозяин дома ≈ master of the house хозяйка дома ≈ mistress of the house
3) (семья) house, home отбиваться от дома ≈ to forget about one's family друг дома ≈ friend of the family ввести в дом ≈ to bring smb. home to meet one's family - отказывать от дома
4) (хозяйство) house, household жить одним домом ≈ to live as one family/household, to share a home жить своим домом ≈ to keep one's own household вести дом ≈ to master the house
5) (учреждение): плавучий дом отдыха ≈ houseboat дом для престарелых ≈ old people's home дом отдыха ≈ holiday/rest home детский дом ≈ children's home торговый дом ≈ firm дом моделей ≈ fashion house родильный дом ≈ maternity hospital игорный дом ≈ gambling-house;
gaming-house публичный дом ≈ brothel, house of prostitution;
parlor house амер. дом терпимости ≈ brothel
6) (род, династия): дом Романовых ≈ the House of Romanovs ∙ у них дом - полная чаша ≈ they live in plenty давать уроки на дому ≈ to give private lessons в лучших домах (Филадельфии) ≈ разг. in the best/finest homes, in polite society Белый дом ≈ (резиденция президента США) White House вне дома ≈ out of door на дом ≈ to one's home на дому ≈ at home работа на дому ≈ work to be done at home, outside work тосковать по дому ≈ to be homesickм.
1. (здание) building;
house;
жилой ~ (dwelling-) house;
дойти до ~а reach the building;
2. (домашний очаг) home;
в родном ~е in one`s own house;
выйти из ~y leave* the house, go* out, дойти до ~у get*/reach home;
3. (семья) house, home;
мы знакомы ~ами our familles are acquainted;
4. (хозяйство одной семьи) house, household;
она ведёт весь ~ she runs the house;
5. (учреждение) ;
~ культуры cultural centre, House of Culture;
~ отдыха guesthouse, rest home;
~ творчества писателей, художников и т. п. guesthouse for writers, artists etc. ;
~ ребёнка infant`s home;
~ терпимости brothel;
на ~у at one`s own house;
помощь на ~у out-relief, home medical attendance;
уроки на ~у private lessons;
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63 BUFF
1) Военный термин: Buffalo (nickname for B-52 bomber)2) самолёт В-52 ((Big Ugly Fat Fucker or in polite society Big Ugly Fat Fellow)3) Грубое выражение: Big Ugly Fat Fellow, Big Ugly Fat Flyer, Big Ugly Friendly Fellow, Buf Ugly Fat Fucker (B52 nickname) -
64 Buff
1) Военный термин: Buffalo (nickname for B-52 bomber)2) самолёт В-52 ((Big Ugly Fat Fucker or in polite society Big Ugly Fat Fellow)3) Грубое выражение: Big Ugly Fat Fellow, Big Ugly Fat Flyer, Big Ugly Friendly Fellow, Buf Ugly Fat Fucker (B52 nickname) -
65 buff
1) Военный термин: Buffalo (nickname for B-52 bomber)2) самолёт В-52 ((Big Ugly Fat Fucker or in polite society Big Ugly Fat Fellow)3) Грубое выражение: Big Ugly Fat Fellow, Big Ugly Fat Flyer, Big Ugly Friendly Fellow, Buf Ugly Fat Fucker (B52 nickname) -
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67 светское общество, высшие слои
General subject: polite societyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > светское общество, высшие слои
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68 frown
1. intransitive verbdie Stirn runzeln (at, [up]on über + Akk.)2. nounStirnrunzeln, daswith a [deep/worried/puzzled] frown — mit [stark/sorgenvoll/verwirrt] gerunzelter Stirn
* * *1. verb(to make the forehead wrinkle and the eyebrows move down (as a sign of worry, disapproval, deep thought etc): He frowned at her bad behaviour.) die Stirn runzeln2. noun(such a movement of the forehead and eyebrows: a frown of disapproval.) das Stirnrunzeln- academic.ru/116266/frown_on_upon">frown on/upon* * *[fraʊn]I. vi1. (showing displeasure) die Stirn runzeln▪ to \frown at sb/sth jdn/etw missbilligend ansehenthat sort of behaviour is definitely \frowned upon in polite society dieses Benehmen ist in der feinen Gesellschaft absolut verpönt2. (in thought) nachdenklich die Stirn runzeln▪ to \frown at sth etw nachdenklich betrachtenshe threw him a warning \frown as he prepared to scold the child sie warf ihm einen warnenden Blick zu, als er das Kind ausschimpfen wollte* * *[fraʊn]1. nStirnrunzeln nt no pl... he said with a deep frown —... sagte er mit einem ausgeprägten Stirnrunzeln
die Stirn(e) runzeln (at über +acc)worried/puzzled frown — sorgenvoller/verdutzter Gesichtsausdruck, sorgenvolles/verdutztes Gesicht
* * *frown [fraʊn]A v/i1. die Stirn runzeln (at über akk) (auch fig):frown (up)on sth fig etwas missbilligen2. finster (drein)schauenB v/t1. zum Zeichen (gen) die Stirn runzeln:he frowned his displeasure er runzelte missbilligend die Stirn2. frown sb down (into silence) jemanden durch finstere Blicke einschüchtern (zum Schweigen bringen)C s1. Stirnrunzeln n:with a frown stirnrunzelnd2. finsterer Blick* * *1. intransitive verbdie Stirn runzeln (at, [up]on über + Akk.)2. nounfrown at something/somebody — etwas/jemanden stirnrunzelnd ansehen
Stirnrunzeln, daswith a [deep/worried/puzzled] frown — mit [stark/sorgenvoll/verwirrt] gerunzelter Stirn
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69 ohne
I Präp. (+ Akk)1. without; (ausschließlich) auch not counting, excluding; ein Topf ohne Deckel a pan without a lid; wir sind momentan ohne Auto we are without a car ( oder haven’t got a car) at the moment; sie ging ohne Hut / Schuhe she wasn’t wearing a hat / any shoes; er kam ohne die Kinder he came without (hum. minus) the children; wir sind fünf ohne die Kinder we’re five not counting ( oder minus) the children; ohne mich! (you can) count me out, I’m not having anything to do with it; ohne Zweifel undoubtedly; ohne seine Schuld through no fault of his (own); ohne mein Wissen without my knowledge ( oder knowing), unbeknown to me2. ohne weiteres just like that; (mühelos) auch without any (great) effort; (ohne Probleme) without any problems ( oder difficulty); das machen wir ohne weiteres we’ll manage that easily; das kannst du ohne weiteres akzeptieren (bedenkenlos) you needn’t worry ( oder hesitate) about accepting that; du kannst ihr ohne weiteres glauben you need have no hesitation in believing her; das geht nicht so ohne weiteres that’s not that simple3. umg., allein stehend: sie ist ( gar) nicht (so) ohne there’s more to her than you might think; das ist gar nicht so ohne it’s not bad, you know; (ist schwieriger etc., als man denkt) there’s more to it than meets the eye, it’s not that simple; ich schlafe / schwimme am liebsten ohne I prefer to sleep / swim in the nude; du brauchst einen Ausweis, ohne lassen sie dich nicht rein you need a pass, they won’t let you in without (one); oben 1II Konj.: ohne dass, ohne zu (+ Inf.) without (+ Ger.) ohne dass ich ihn gesehen hatte without (my) having seen him; sie ging, ohne ein Wort zu sagen she left without saying a word; ohne auch nur zu lächeln without so much as a smile* * *devoid (Adj.); without (Präp.); ex (Präp.); minus (Präp.)* * *oh|ne ['oːnə]1. prep +acc1) withoutóhne (die) Vororte hat die Stadt 100.000 Einwohner — excluding or not including or not counting the suburbs, the city has 100,000 inhabitants
óhne mich! — count me out!
óhne ihn wären wir immer noch dort — without him or but for him or if it weren't for him we'd still be there
óhne etw sein — to be without or minus (inf) sth
óhne Auto — without a or one's car
óhne Mehrwertsteuer — excluding VAT
óhne einen or jeden Pfennig Geld — penniless, without a penny or dime (US), without two ha'pennies to rub together
ich rauche immer óhne (inf) — I always smoke untipped cigarettes
2)ich hätte das óhne Weiteres getan — I'd have done it without a second thought, I'd have done it without thinking twice about it
so etwas kann man óhne Weiteres sagen — it's quite all right to say that
so etwas kann man in feiner Gesellschaft nicht óhne Weiteres sagen — you can't say that sort of thing in polite society
ich würde óhne Weiteres sagen, dass... — I would not hesitate to say that...
er hat den Brief óhne Weiteres unterschrieben — he signed the letter straight away or just like that
das Darlehen ist óhne Weiteres bewilligt worden — the loan was granted straight away or without any bother or problem
ihm können Sie óhne Weiteres vertrauen — you can trust him implicitly
das ist nicht ( so) óhne Weiteres möglich — it can't be done just like that
dem Kerl kann man nicht óhne Weiteres glauben — you can't just believe anything or whatever that guy says
das kann man nicht óhne Weiteres voraussetzen — you can't just assume that automatically
diesem Vorschlag kann ich nicht óhne Weiteres zustimmen — I can't just accept the suggestion without question
du kannst doch nicht so óhne Weiteres aus der Schule weglaufen — you can't just run away from school like that
2. conjóhne zu zögern — without hesitating
óhne dass ich ihn darum gebeten hätte, kam er mich besuchen — he came to see me without my (Brit) or me inviting him
wer redet, óhne gefragt zu sein... — anybody who talks without being asked...
* * *1) ((with of) free from or lacking: That is devoid of any meaning.) devoid2) ((with of or from) without or no longer having (especially something or someone unpleasant etc): She is free from pain now; free of charge.) free4) ((with of) lacking entirely: a statement void of meaning.) void5) (in the absence of; not having: They went without you; I could not live without him; We cannot survive without water.) without6) (not: He drove away without saying goodbye; You can't walk along this street without meeting someone you know.) without* * *oh·ne[ˈo:nə]1. (nicht versehen mit)▪ \ohne etw without sth\ohne Auto without a car\ohne Geld without any moneysie ist \ohne Mantel gekommen she came without a coatwir sind noch \ohne weitere Informationen we still don't have any more informationsei \ohne Furcht! don't be afraid!mein Versuch ist \ohne Erfolg geblieben my attempt was unsuccessfulsie ist \ohne jede Begabung she lacks [or is without] any talenter ist ein Mensch \ohne jeglichen Humor he's a person totally lacking [or without any sense of] humour\ohne dich wäre ich immer noch ohne Kleiderschrank if it weren't for you I'd still be without a wardrobe\ohne Appetit sein to have no appetite\ohne einen [o jeden] Cent [Geld] penniless, without a penny [or AM dime]\ohne Schutz unprotected2. (nicht eingerechnet)▪ \ohne etw excluding [or not including] [or not counting] sth\ohne die Vororte hat die Stadt 300.000 Einwohner the city has 300,000 inhabitants excluding [or not including] [or not counting] the suburbsder Preis versteht sich \ohne Mehrwertsteuer the price does not include VAT3. (elliptisch)er raucht immer \ohne he always smokes untipped cigarettessie badet am liebsten \ohne she prefers to bathe in the nudewenn du keinen Zucker hast, trinke ich den Kaffee auch \ohne if you haven't got any sugar, I can have my coffee withoutdu brauchst eine Eintrittskarte, \ohne kommst du nicht rein you need a ticket, they won't let you in without one4. (nicht mit jdm)▪ \ohne jdn without sb\ohne mich! count me out!\ohne Erben sterben to die heirless\ohne Kinder/Nachwuchs childless/without offspring5.die Fragen waren gar nicht so \ohne the questions were not that easysie ist gar nicht so \ohne she's quite something, she's got what it takesII. konj▪ \ohne etw zu tun without doing sthsie nahm sich ein Stück Kuchen, \ohne vorher zu fragen she took a piece of cake without askingwer redet, \ohne gefragt zu sein... anybody who talks without being asked...\ohne dass ich ihn darum gebeten hätte, hat er mir geholfen he helped me without my [or me] asking\ohne zu zögern without hesitating* * *1.1) withoutohne mich! — [you can] count me out!
ein Mann ohne jeglichen Humor — a man totally lacking in humour or without any sense of humour
2) (mit Auslassung des Akkusativs)ich rauche nur ohne — I only smoke untipped or filterless cigarettes
er/sie ist [gar] nicht [so] ohne — (ugs.) he's/she's quite something; s. auch oben 3)
3)ohne weiteres — (leicht, einfach) easily; (ohne Einwand) readily
das traue ich ihm ohne weiteres zu — I can quite or easily believe he's capable of that
4) excluding2.er nahm Platz, ohne dass er gefragt hätte — he sat down without asking
ohne zu zögern — without hesitating; without hesitation
* * *A. präp (+akk)1. without; (ausschließlich) auch not counting, excluding;ein Topf ohne Deckel a pan without a lid;sie ging ohne Hut/Schuhe she wasn’t wearing a hat/any shoes;er kam ohne die Kinder he came without (hum minus) the children;wir sind fünf ohne die Kinder we’re five not counting ( oder minus) the children;ohne mich! (you can) count me out, I’m not having anything to do with it;ohne Zweifel undoubtedly;ohne seine Schuld through no fault of his (own);ohne mein Wissen without my knowledge ( oder knowing), unbeknown to me2.ohne Weiteres just like that; (mühelos) auch without any (great) effort; (ohne Probleme) without any problems ( oder difficulty);das machen wir ohne Weiteres we’ll manage that easily;das kannst du ohne Weiteres akzeptieren (bedenkenlos) you needn’t worry ( oder hesitate) about accepting that;du kannst ihr ohne Weiteres glauben you need have no hesitation in believing her;das geht nicht so ohne Weiteres that’s not that simplesie ist (gar) nicht (so) ohne there’s more to her than you might think;das ist gar nicht so ohne it’s not bad, you know; (ist schwieriger etc, als man denkt) there’s more to it than meets the eye, it’s not that simple;ich schlafe/schwimme am liebsten ohne I prefer to sleep/swim in the nude;du brauchst einen Ausweis, ohne lassen sie dich nicht rein you need a pass, they won’t let you in without (one); → oben 1B. konj:ohne dass, ohne zu (+inf) without (+ger)ohne dass ich ihn gesehen hatte without (my) having seen him;sie ging, ohne ein Wort zu sagen she left without saying a word;ohne auch nur zu lächeln without so much as a smile* * *1.1) withoutohne mich! — [you can] count me out!
ein Mann ohne jeglichen Humor — a man totally lacking in humour or without any sense of humour
ich rauche nur ohne — I only smoke untipped or filterless cigarettes
er/sie ist [gar] nicht [so] ohne — (ugs.) he's/she's quite something; s. auch oben 3)
3)ohne weiteres — (leicht, einfach) easily; (ohne Einwand) readily
das traue ich ihm ohne weiteres zu — I can quite or easily believe he's capable of that
4) excluding2.er nahm Platz, ohne dass er gefragt hätte — he sat down without asking
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70 salonfähig
Adj. socially acceptable; Kleidung etc.: presentable; Benehmen, Witz etc.: respectable; nicht salonfähig Witz: risqué, (a bit) near the knuckle umg.* * *sa|lon|fä|higadj (iro)socially acceptable; Leute, Aussehen presentablenicht salonfähige Ausdrucksweise — uncouth language, not the sort of language to be used in polite society
* * *sa·lon·fä·hig[zaˈlõ:-, zaˈlɔŋ-]adj socially acceptableetw \salonfähig machen to make sth socially acceptable* * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * ** * *Adjektiv socially acceptable* * *adj.presentable adj. -
71 urbanidad
f.politeness, courtesy.* * *1 urbanity, politeness* * *SF courtesy, politeness, urbanity frm* * *femenino courtesy, urbanity (frml)* * *= civility, decorum.Ex. Matters of civility rather than criminality are the focus of the discussion.Ex. The lack of contemporary censure may suggest that he observed a type of decorum in costume appropriate to the social and moral status of his characters.* * *femenino courtesy, urbanity (frml)* * *= civility, decorum.Ex: Matters of civility rather than criminality are the focus of the discussion.
Ex: The lack of contemporary censure may suggest that he observed a type of decorum in costume appropriate to the social and moral status of his characters.* * *courtesy, urbanity ( frml)carece de las más elementales nociones de urbanidad he lacks even the most basic social graces, he doesn't have the slightest idea of how to behave (in polite society)* * *
urbanidad sustantivo femenino
courtesy, urbanity (frml)
urbanidad sustantivo femenino courtesy
normas de urbanidad, rules of etiquette
' urbanidad' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
corrección
- educación
- cortesía
English:
mores
* * *urbanidad nfpoliteness, courtesy;las normas de urbanidad the rules of politeness* * *f civility* * *urbanidad nf: urbanity, courtesy -
72 kibarlar
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73 alta, buona società
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74 frown
[fraʊn] vi1) ( showing displeasure) die Stirn runzeln;to \frown at sb/ sth jdn/etw missbilligend ansehen;that sort of behaviour is definitely \frowned upon in polite society dieses Benehmen ist in der feinen Gesellschaft absolut verpönt2) ( in thought) nachdenklich die Stirn runzeln;she threw him a warning \frown as he prepared to scold the child sie warf ihm einen warnenden Blick zu, als er das Kind ausschimpfen wollte -
75 miembros de la clase refinada
• gentility• members of polite society as a groupDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > miembros de la clase refinada
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76 wytworn|y
adj. grad. [strój, wystrój, wnętrze, przyjęcie] elegant; [styl, smak, maniery] refined- człowiek wytworny a man of refinement- prowadzić wytworne życie dżentelmena to lead the life of a gentleman- to nie wypada w wytwornym towarzystwie that’s not done in polite societyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wytworn|y
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77 дом
муж.1) ( здание) houseжилой дом — dwelling house, apartment house, block of flats
помещичий дом — country-house, manor-house, mansion-house
2) ( домашний очаг) homeчувствовать себя как дома — to feel at home, to be quite at home
3) (семья) house, homeввести в дом — to bring smb. home to meet one's family
4) ( хозяйство) house, householdжить одним домом — to live as one family/household, to share a home
5) ( учреждение) institution, organization, house, service; retreatдом отдыха — holiday/rest home
игорный дом — gambling-house; gaming-house
публичный дом — brothel, house of prostitution; parlor house амер.
6) (род, династия) house, family, ancestry, dynasty••Белый дом — ( резиденция президента США) White House
работа на дому — work to be done at home, outside work
в лучших домах (Филадельфии) — разг. in the best/finest homes, in polite society
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78 buono
['bwɔno] I buono (-a)1. agg, migliore comp ottimo superl davanti sm: buon + consonante, vocale, buono + s impura, gn, pn, ps, x, z; davanti sf: buona + consonante, buon' + vocale1) (gen) good, (prodotto) good (quality), (odore, ambiente, atmosfera) good, nice, pleasant, (posizione, ditta, impresa) soundavere un buon odore — to smell good o nice
buono — betteravere un buon sapore — to taste good o nice
buono! — behave!2) (generoso: persona, azione) good, kind, kindly3)(abile, idoneo)
essere buono a nulla — to be no good o use at anything $, sm/fquest'acqua non è buona da bersi — this water isn't safe to drink
buono da buttar via — fit for the dustbin
mi sembra buono per questo lavoro — he seems suitable for the job
4)5) (giusto, valido) correct, right, (motivo) valid6) (utilizzabile) usable, (biglietto, passaporto) validnon è più buono — (latte) it's off, (pane) it's stale
7) (con valore intensivo) goodpeserà dieci chili buoni — it must weigh a good ten kilos
ci vuole un mesetto buono — it takes a good month o a month at least
deciditi una buona volta! — make up your mind once and for all!
8)buon compleanno! — happy birthday!
tante buone cose! — all the best!
buon divertimento! — have a nice time!
buon giorno! — (in mattinata) good morning!, (di pomeriggio) good afternoon!
buona permanenza! — enjoy your stay!
9)fare qc alla buona — to do sth simply o in a simple waystasera mi vesto alla buona — I'm not getting dressed up this evening
che Dio ce la mandi buona! — here's hoping!
con le buone maniere — in a kind o friendly way
mettere una buona parola per qn — to put in a good word for sb
siamo a buon punto con il pranzo — dinner's nearly ready
sì che è buona! — that's a good one!mi dica, buon uomo — tell me, my good man
2. sm/f(persona) good o upright personi buoni e i cattivi — (in film) the goodies and the baddies
3. sm solo sg(bontà) goodness, goodII ['bwɔno] smdi
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79 knock smb. off his perch
разг.погубить кого-л., разорить кого-л.Nadya: "I've had a wonderful time in Paris, Krish, all among the people who are just not received in polite society. You see they've nearly all started life high up and been knocked off their perches into the mud." (N. Coward, ‘The Queen Was in the Parlour’, act I, sc. 2) — Надя: "Я прекрасно проводила время в Париже, Криш, среди людей, которых не принимают в хорошем обществе. Почти все они начинали на самом верху, но жизнь круто обошлась с ними, и они очутились на дне."
Moxie: "...You are all right, you are! Nothing's going to knock you off your perch." (N. Coward, ‘Relative Values’, act I, sc. 2) — Мокси: "...У вас все в порядке, не так ли? Вашему благополучию ничто не грозит. "
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80 knock smb. off his perch
paзг.1) пoгубить, paзopить кoгo-л.Moxie....You are all right, you are! Nothing's going to knock you off your perch IN. Coward). Nadya. I've had a wonderful time in Paris, Krish, all among the people who are just not received in polite society. You see they've nearly all started life high up and been knocked off their perches into the mud (N. Coward)2) ocaдить кoгo-л.; cбить cпecь c кoгo-л., пocтaвить кoгo-л. нa cвoё мecтoI reckon that he's been knocked off his perch by our form of investigation (D. Clark)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > knock smb. off his perch
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Society — So*ci e*ty, n.; pl. {Societies}. [L. societas, fr. socius a companion: cf. F. soci[ e]t[ e]. See {Social}.] 1. The relationship of men to one another when associated in any way; companionship; fellowship; company. Her loved society. Milton. [1913 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Society of Jesus — Society So*ci e*ty, n.; pl. {Societies}. [L. societas, fr. socius a companion: cf. F. soci[ e]t[ e]. See {Social}.] 1. The relationship of men to one another when associated in any way; companionship; fellowship; company. Her loved society.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Society verses — Society So*ci e*ty, n.; pl. {Societies}. [L. societas, fr. socius a companion: cf. F. soci[ e]t[ e]. See {Social}.] 1. The relationship of men to one another when associated in any way; companionship; fellowship; company. Her loved society.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English