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121 leading
leading [ˈli:dɪŋ]1. adjectivea. ( = important) importantb. ( = most important) principalc. [role, part] principal• to play the leading role (in a film/play) être la vedette (d'un film/d'une pièce)d. [runner, driver, car] en tête de course ; [club, team] en tête du classement2. compounds• to be at or on the leading edge of technology être à la pointe de la technologie ► leading lady noun actrice f principale• he's one of the leading lights in the campaign c'est une des personnalités les plus en vue de la campagne ► leading man noun (plural leading men) acteur m principal* * *['liːdɪŋ]1) ( top) [lawyer, politician etc] éminent, important; [company, bank] important; [brand] dominant; [position] de premier plan2) ( main) [role] Theatre principal; gen majeur3) Sport ( in race) [driver, car] en tête de course; ( in league) [club, team] en tête du classement4) ( at the front) [aircraft, car] de tête -
122 body count
n AmE infml1)The body count seems to go down during the rainy season — Во время сезона дождей количество погибших в бою, кажется, уменьшается
2)The pink slips are coming out every day. The body count on Monday was twenty two — Извещения об увольнении вручают каждый день. Количество уволенных уже составляет двадцать два человека
Most everybody is flunking quan. The body count after the last test was in the twenties — Почти все заваливаются на квантовой механике. Количество несдавших после последнего зачета перевалило за двадцать
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(И) В ПОМЙНБ нет, не осталось кого-чего (где, у кого) coll PrepP these forms only adv( s.o. or sth. is) completely absent, entirely missing etc: X-a и в помине не было -there was no sign of Xthere was not even (not so much as) a hint (a trace) of X there was no (not the slightest) hint (trace) of X (in limited contexts) there wasn't even a mention of X (in refer, to a specific character trait) person Y didn't possess (have) any X at all (in refer, to a false account, invented story etc) person Y made it (things) up out of thin air.Впервые чувство отщепенства зародилось у Мандельштама в двадцатые годы. В ранних стихах его нет и в помине... (Мандельштам 2). The feeling that he was an outsider first came to M(andelstam) in the twenties....There is no sign of it in his early verse (2a).Естественно, что никаких шашлыков здесь и в помине не было... (Попов 1). Naturally there wasn't even a hint of any shashlik here (1a).К тому времени у нее и в помине не было любви к Григорию (Абрамов 1).. By then she was feeling not so much as a hint of love for Grigory (1a)Хватаю справочник Союза писателей, открываю на нужную букву: Иванович, Ивантер, Ивасюк, нет здесь Иванько и в помине (Войнович 3). I grabbed the directory of the Writers' Union, opened to the necessary letter: Ivanovich, Ivanter, Ivasyuk, not even a mention of Ivanko here (3a).Как это ни странно, Б. Л. (Пастернак) относился к нему (критику Т.) снисходительно. Он приписывал Т. какую-то непонятную ему сложность и особого рода тонкость, чего не было и в помине (Гладков 1). Strange to say, Pasternak took a lenient view of (the critic) T., crediting him with some peculiar kind of unfathomable depth and subtlety which in actual fact he did not possess at all (1a). -
124 в помине
[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (s.o. or sth. is) completely absent, entirely missing etc:- [in limited contexts] there wasn't even a mention of X;- [in refer, to a specific character trait] person Y didn't possess (have) any X at all;- [in refer, to a false account, invented story etc] person Y made it (things) up out of thin air.♦ Впервые чувство отщепенства зародилось у Мандельштама в двадцатые годы. В ранних стихах его нет и в помине... (Мандельштам 2). The feeling that he was an outsider first came to M[andelstam] in the twenties....There is no sign of it in his early verse (2a).♦ Естественно, что никаких шашлыков здесь и в помине не было... (Попов 1). Naturally there wasn't even a hint of any shashlik here (1a).♦ К тому времени у нее и в помине не было любви к Григорию (Абрамов 1)... By then she was feeling not so much as a hint of love for Grigory (1a)♦ Хватаю справочник Союза писателей, открываю на нужную букву: Иванович, Ивантер, Ивасюк, нет здесь Иванько и в помине (Войнович 3). I grabbed the directory of the Writers' Union, opened to the necessary letter: Ivanovich, Ivanter, Ivasyuk, not even a mention of Ivanko here (3a).♦ Как это ни странно, Б. Л. [Пастернак] относился к нему [критику Т.] снисходительно. Он приписывал Т. какую-то непонятную ему сложность и особого рода тонкость, чего не было и в помине (Гладков 1). Strange to say, Pasternak took a lenient view of [the critic] T., crediting him with some peculiar kind of unfathomable depth and subtlety which in actual fact he did not possess at all (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в помине
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125 и в помине
[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (s.o. or sth. is) completely absent, entirely missing etc:- [in limited contexts] there wasn't even a mention of X;- [in refer, to a specific character trait] person Y didn't possess (have) any X at all;- [in refer, to a false account, invented story etc] person Y made it (things) up out of thin air.♦ Впервые чувство отщепенства зародилось у Мандельштама в двадцатые годы. В ранних стихах его нет и в помине... (Мандельштам 2). The feeling that he was an outsider first came to M[andelstam] in the twenties....There is no sign of it in his early verse (2a).♦ Естественно, что никаких шашлыков здесь и в помине не было... (Попов 1). Naturally there wasn't even a hint of any shashlik here (1a).♦ К тому времени у нее и в помине не было любви к Григорию (Абрамов 1)... By then she was feeling not so much as a hint of love for Grigory (1a)♦ Хватаю справочник Союза писателей, открываю на нужную букву: Иванович, Ивантер, Ивасюк, нет здесь Иванько и в помине (Войнович 3). I grabbed the directory of the Writers' Union, opened to the necessary letter: Ivanovich, Ivanter, Ivasyuk, not even a mention of Ivanko here (3a).♦ Как это ни странно, Б. Л. [Пастернак] относился к нему [критику Т.] снисходительно. Он приписывал Т. какую-то непонятную ему сложность и особого рода тонкость, чего не было и в помине (Гладков 1). Strange to say, Pasternak took a lenient view of [the critic] T., crediting him with some peculiar kind of unfathomable depth and subtlety which in actual fact he did not possess at all (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и в помине
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126 flavor
* * *fla·vorfla·vour, AM fla·vor[ˈfleɪvəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. n1. (taste) [Wohl]geschmack m, Aroma nt; (particular taste) of ice cream, lemonade Geschmacksrichtung f, Sorte fthe soup lacked \flavor die Suppe schmeckte fade [o fam gerade heraus]a city with a cosmopolitan \flavor eine Stadt mit weltmännischer Atmosphärenostalgic \flavor nostalgischer Touch, Anflug m von Nostalgie5.▶ \flavor of the month ( fam: ice cream) Eis nt [o SCHWEIZ f Glace] des Monats; (favourite person or thing) die derzeitige Nummer eins famII. vt▪ to \flavor sth dish, soup etw würzen [o abschmecken]* * *(US) ['fleɪvə(r)]1. n(= taste) Geschmack m; (= flavouring) Aroma nt; (fig) Beigeschmack mstrawberry-flavour ice cream — Eis nt mit Erdbeergeschmack
the film gives the flavour of Paris in the twenties — der Film vermittelt die Atmosphäre des Paris der zwanziger Jahre or Zwanzigerjahre
2. vtGeschmack verleihen (+dat) or geben (+dat)* * *A s1. (Wohl)Geschmack m, Aroma n:six different flavors sechs verschiedene Geschmacksrichtungen oder -sorten;flavor enhancer Aromazusatz m;flavor-enhancing geschmacksverbessernd2. Würze f, Aroma n (beide auch fig), aromatischer Geschmacksstoff, (Würz)Essenz f3. figa) (besondere) Artb) Beigeschmack mc) Anflug mchocolate-flavored mit Schokoladengeschmack* * ** * *(US) n.Geschmack m.Geschmacksrichtung f.aromatischer Geschmackstoff m. n.Aroma Aromen n. v.Geschmack geben ausdr.würzen v. -
127 flavour
1. noun• the film gives the flavour of Paris in the twenties le film rend bien l'atmosphère du Paris des années vingt* * *1.GB, flavor US ['fleɪvə(r)] noun2) ( atmosphere) (of period, place) atmosphère f; ( hint) idée f2.transitive verb••to be flavour of the month — (colloq) [thing] être en vogue; [person] être la coqueluche du moment
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128 Г-333
СТОЯТЬ ПОПЕРЁК ГОРЛА.у кого о?// VP subj: human or abstrto annoy, vex, irritate s.o. greatlyX стоит у Y-a поперёк горла - X sticks in Yb throat (craw, gullet)X is a thorn in Yb side (flesh).В Москве двадцатых годов шутить было не с кем. Шутки Петеньки и одесситов стояли поперёк горла (Мандельштам 2). In the Moscow of the twenties there was nobody to exchange jokes with. The jokes of Petia and the Odessans stuck in one's gullet (2a)....Вообще посадили (меня) не за то - был, не был дома, а за то, что я, какой есть, не гожусь в этой стране, вечно я им поперёк горла, а они мне (Марченко 2)....1 was being sent up not because of whether or not I was home, but because I was who I was. This country was not the place for me: I was a thorn in their flesh and they in mine (2a).
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