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41 обрывок
мобры́вки пе́сни/разгово́ра — snatches of a song/a conversation
обры́вки зна́ний — scraps of knowledge
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42 рассказывать с пятого на десятое
разг шутл to jump from subject to subject, to tell in snatchesРусско-английский учебный словарь > рассказывать с пятого на десятое
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43 урывками
нрчспать уры́вками — to sleep in snatches
ви́деться уры́вками — to snatch moments together here and there
занима́ться уры́вками — to learn/to study by fits and starts
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44 краем уха
краем (краешком) уха (слушать, услышать и т. п. что-либо)hear smth. with half an earЯ даже поняла, что этот "кто-то" был Догадов, случайно заглянувший в лабораторию и краем уха услышавший наш разговор. (В. Каверин, Открытая книга) — I even realized that this somebody was Dogadov, who had happened accidentally to look into our lab and had caught snatches of the conversation.
Прохоров краешком уха услышал лёгкие шаги на дороге... (В. Липатов, И это всё о нём) — On the threshold of audibility, Prokhorov heard light footsteps coming along the road...
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45 с пятого на десятое
разг.1) (непоследовательно, бессвязно (говорить, рассказывать и т. п.)) tell a story in snatches; jump from one thing to another; hop from topic to topic; tell smth. carelessly (in a slipshod way)Беседа протекала вяло, разговор перескакивал с пятого на десятое. (Г. Маркое, Грядущему веку) — The conversation was desultory, talk jumped from one thing to another.
Они... в разговоре как-то прыгали с пятого на десятое, потом замолкали надолго. (С. Сартаков, Лист Мёбиуса) — Their conversation, hopping from topic to topic, was often interspersed with long periods of silence.
2) (кое-как, беспорядочно, небрежно (делать что-либо)) do smth. carelessly (in a slipshod way)3) (кое-что, немногое (слышать, понимать и т. п.)) understand (hear, etc.) a half or a quarter of it all; interpret every other word or soФранцуз, конечно, понял с пятого на десятое, а всё-таки головой замотал, перчатку зелёную сдёрнул, здоровается с Евлахой за руку... (П. Бажов, Малахитовая шкатулка) — The Frenchman didn't understand a half or a quarter of it all, but he kept nodding, and pulled off his green gloves and shook hands with Yevlakha...
Немец взбеленился. Начал орать, кулаками размахивать, а работяга тот с пятого на десятое переводил. (В. Астафьев, Дикий лук) — The German went crazy and started shouting and brandishing his fists, while the stevedore interpreted every other word or so.
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