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101 вступать в возраст
вступать (входить, приходить) в возраст (в года, в лета)уст.come of age; get on < in years>; grow olderПрошло несколько лет. Маша пришла в совершенный возраст и была прекрасна, как майский день. (А. Погорельский, Лафертовская Маковница) — Several years passed. Masha came of age and was as beautiful as a May morning.
- Не беспокойтесь, маменька, - сказал Александр, - это так, ничего! Я вошёл в лета, стал рассудительнее, оттого и задумчив... (И. Гончаров, Обыкновенная история) — 'Don't you worry, Mamma,' said Alexander. 'It's nothing, really. I've grown older, become more thoughtful, that's what makes me so serious.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вступать в возраст
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102 жить под одной крышей
( с кем)разг.live under one (the same) roof with smb.; live in the same house (share a house) with smb.Это сознание собственного бессилия, невозможность что-либо изменить, томительное ожидание надвигающейся развязки и делало жизнь под одной крышей и непомерно тяжёлой и постылой. (М. Шолохов, Они сражались за Родину) — This knowledge of his own helplessness, the impossibility of changing anything, the nagging expectation of the break that was bound to come, made life under the same roof unbearably depressing and miserable.
- Вы кажется, заявили, что не видели эту особу двенадцать лет. А я имела удовольствие познакомиться с ней около трёх лет назад. И почти год прожила с ней под одной крышей. Кому же, извините, правильно судить о ней? Вам или мне? (А. Чаковский, Свет далёкой звезды) — 'You said, I believe, that you haven't seen the woman for twelve years. I had the pleasure of making her acquaintance about three years ago. For almost a year I lived with her in the same house. So which of us can be a better judge? You or I?'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > жить под одной крышей
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103 грандиозный
•In a spiral galaxy these dramatic explosions come about once every 100 years.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > грандиозный
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104 начал изучаться
•The less striking varieties of abnormal behaviour have come under the scrutiny of science only in recent years.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > начал изучаться
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105 обнаружен
•Some interesting data have come to light in the examination of...
•Several hundred polypeptides have been seen on such gels after electrophoresis of...
•No rock has turned up with an age of crystallization from its magma younger than 3 billion years.
•Carbon monoxide was first identified (or detected) in interstellar space by...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > обнаружен
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106 поступать в продажу
•The new device was offered for sale in March.
•The automatic brake will be on the market by spring.
•Some new types of packages have come on the market in recent years.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > поступать в продажу
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107 создавать
•The magnetic moment produces a diamagnetic effect.
•It is this reaction which builds up the reservoir of activated molecules.
•Displacing a particle in one direction brings about a force in the opposite direction.
•This vibrational resonance can create new photons.
•Industrial and professional societies have brought into being (or existence) a wide variety of standards.
•Where the valley is narrow the earthflow toe forms a dam, sometimes creating a lake.
•To build up (or produce) sufficient pressure so as to ensure...
•These forces cannot develop torque.
•If the rotor is given the shape of a polygon, the lines of force exert the desired torque.
•The detonation wave upon impacting the wave shaper generates a shock wave.
•The heat generated by magnetization...
•The feedback generates parasitic laser oscillations.
•The resistance element generates precision voltages.
•The use of a driving belt could give rise to vibration.
•The model was rotated in a centrifuge to induce centrifugal forces.
•When a current passes through a wire, it sets up a magnetic field around the wire.
•The magnetic field sets up a magnetomotive force.
•The flywheels set up in the spring-mounted screen a motion which...
•The heating of the coils sets up a ventilating draught.
•The object of the experiment is to build up a high current of charged particles.
•The gradient of viscous shear stresses establishes a steady-state concentration gradient.
•These energy transitions give rise to pockets of photons.
•This brings with it acute problems of electrical interference.
•In the past 20 years the electronics industry has generated many completely new technological systems.
•The media bring into existence and cultivate a new form of common consciousness.
II•An instrument has been created (or devised) for...
•The research staffs are evolving workable designs.
•The engineers have come up with an improved technique for...
•He originated the projection method.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > создавать
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108 становиться предметом изучения
•The less striking varieties of abnormal behaviour have come under the scrutiny of science (or have become the subject of study) in the last 25 years.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > становиться предметом изучения
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109 встретиться
1) General subject: cross somebody's path (кому-либо), encounter, forgather, get together, happen in, meet, occur, rencounter, see, (случайно или запланированно - with someone - с кем-л.) meet up (I was so pleased to meet up with my old friend after all these years), lock (о взглядах)2) Sports: clash (в матче - о командах), encounter (с противником)3) Mathematics: be faced, be found, be seen in, come across4) Diplomatic term: have an appointment5) Jargon: (с друзьями) hook up (We'll hook up later. - Встретимся позже. До встречи.), bump (с кем-то)6) Marine science: incur7) Makarov: encounter (в бою и т.п.), cross path's (с кем-л.) -
110 доживать
1) General subject: come to, live ones last years2) Mathematics: attain the age of, live until -
111 ещё
1) General subject: again (come to us again!), another, any, as early as, as far back as, as recently as, as yet, else (с pron indef. и pron inter.), (а то) in case, just n short years ago, more, ony, other, others, still (в сравнении), (все) still-house, still-house (в сравнении), yet, (пока) yet (в вопросительном и отрицательном предложениях), yet (кроме того, в дополнение), even (в сочетании со сравнительной формой прил. и нареч.: even more - ещё больше, even less noticeable - ещё менее заметный), as lately as2) Colloquial: a very little more3) Mathematics: already, as long ago as, in addition, some more, still yet4) Makarov: as far back6) Emotional: next7) Taboo: else -
112 обращать на себя внимание
1) General subject: make a spectacle of oneself, make oneself conspicuous, make oneself conspicuous (поведением, наружностью, одеждой), stick out like a sore thumb, thrust oneself forward, call attention to oneself, stick out (... One particular case that sticks out is that of a Jamaican drug dealer who overstayed for more than 8 years.), stand out (What stands out in the report is the... - Обращает на себя внимание...), stand out like a sore thumb2) American English: grandstand3) Makarov: (чьё-л.) come under noticeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обращать на себя внимание
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113 половина всех разводов приходится на первые 10 лет совместной жизни
General subject: half of all divorces come in the first 10 years of marriageУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > половина всех разводов приходится на первые 10 лет совместной жизни
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114 умерший
1) General subject: dead, deceased, defunct, departed, gone, late, of late years, pushing ( kicking) up daisies, testate, the late lamented, under hatches, deceased person2) Medicine: (попавший в трубу) tubed3) Colloquial: gone to kingdom come4) Military: died5) Law: decedent6) Euphemism: asleep7) Jargon: deader8) Business: the deceased9) Makarov: below ground, kicking up daisies, pushing up daisies, under the daisies -
115 целую вечность
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НЕСТИ/ПОНЕСТИ ВЗДОР (АХИНЕЮ, БЕЛИБЕРДУ, ГАЛИМАТЬЮ, ДИЧЬ, ЕРЕСЬ, ЕРУНДУ, ОКОЛЁСИЦУ, ОКОЛЁСИЦУ, ЧЕПУХУ, ЧУШЬ, ГИЛЬ obs, ОКОЛЁСИНУ obs, ОКОЛЁСНУЮ obs) МОЛОТЬ ВЗДОР (ГАЛИМАТЬЮ, ЕРУНДУ, ЧЕПУХУ) ПОРОТЬ ВЗДОР (АХИНЕЮ, ГАЛИМАТЬЮ, ДИЧЬ, ЕРУНДУ, ЧЕПУХУ, ЧУШЬ) ГОРОДИТЬ/НАГОРОДИТЬ ВЗДОР (ЕРУНДУ, ОКОЛЁСИЦУ, ЧЕПУХУ, ЧУШЬ) ПЛЕСТИ АХИНЕЮ (ЕРЕСЬ, ОКОЛЕСИЦУ) БОЛТАТЬ ЕРУНДУ (ЧЕПУХУ) all coll VP subj: human to say ridiculous thingsX несет вздор - X spouts (talks, spews) drivel (nonsense, gibberish, rubbish)X babbles nonsense X spouts bosh X comes out with all sorts (kinds) of nonsense (rubbish, drivel) X talks blather (a lot of rot) X blathers awayNeg lmper не пори ерунду = (in limited contexts) don't give me all that stuff and nonsense!Андрей тронул колокольчик зазвенел. «Прощай, Петр Ильич! Тебе последняя слеза!..» - «Не пьян ведь, а какую ахинею порет!» - подумал вслед ему Пётр Ильич (Достоевский 1). Andrei got goingthe bells jingled. "Farewell, Pyotr Ilyich! For you, for you is my last tear!...""He's not drunk, but what drivel he's spouting!" Pyotr Ilyich thought, watching him go (1a).Поначалу мне почудилось, будто Дудин намеренно нёс околесицу, облегчая возможность его опровергать и вообще стремясь всему заседанию придать пародийный характер (Эткинд 1). At first I imagined that Dudin was deliberately talking nonsense so as to be more easily refuted and generally so as to make the whole meeting look like a parody (1a).Столько лет молчал... и вдруг нагородил столько ахинеи» (Достоевский 1). "For so many years I was silent...and suddenly I spewed out so much gibberish!'' (1a).«Простите, - после паузы заговорил Берлиоз, поглядывая на мелющего чепуху иностранца, - при чем здесь подсолнечное масло... и какая Аннушка?» (Булгаков 9). "Forgive me," Berlioz spoke after a pause, glancing at the foreigner who was babbling such nonsense, "but what has sunflower oil to do with it? And who is Annushka?" (9a).Когда мои знакомые просят меня рассказать, что изображено на рисунках ЭН, я теряюсь и несу какую-то чепуху (Зиновьев 1). When my acquaintances ask me to explain E.N.'s drawings, I become confused and come out with all kinds of rubbish (1a).«Наконец старик опьянел и уже стал молоть такую околесицу, что его и племянницы перестали понимать» (Искандер 5). "Finally the old man got drunk, and by now he was talking such blather that even his nieces had ceased to understand" (5a). -
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ДО ВРЕМЕНИ PrepP Invar adv1. obs for the meantime, until a moment when the situation changes and some opportunity arisesfor the time beingfor the present (in limited contexts) for now until the time is right....С тем убеждением прожил я годы подпольного писательства, что я не один такой сдержанный и хитрый. Что десятков несколько нас таких - замкнутых, упорных одиночек... Несколько десятков нас таких, и всем дышать нелегко, но до времени никак нельзя нам открыться даже друг другу (Солженицын 2)....I lived through those years as an underground writer in the conviction that I was not the only aloof and cunning one. That there were dozens of stubborn, self-contained individuals like me.... Yes, dozens and dozens of us, all suffering from lack of air-but for the present it was impossible for us to come out into the open and reveal ourselves even to each other (2a).2. before the time that is customary, appropriate, or expected under normal circumstancesbefore one's (its) timetoo soon prematurely sooner (earlier) than one (it) should too early (in limited contexts) ahead of time.Теперь уже могло показаться странным, но Митишатьев был ещё школьным товарищем Левы. Просто Митишатьев до времени полысел и обрюзг (Битов 2). Mitishatyev had been а schoolmate of Lyova's, although by now it was hard to believe. He had gone bald and flabby before his time... (2a).Костанжогло ещё более поразил Чичикова смуглостью лица, жесткостью черных волос, местами до времени поседевших, живым выраженьем глаз... (Гоголь 3). Chichikov was struck even more by the swarthiness of his (Kostanjoglo's) face, the coarseness of his black hair, gone prematurely grey in places, the lively expression of his eyes... (3a).Лучше прийти к месту позже (собаки все равно наведут по следу), чем нагрянуть до времени, спугнуть зверя (Тендряков 1). It was better to get to the place later (the dogs would be able to pick up the scent) than to appear too early and frighten the bear away... (1a). -
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ПЕРВЫЙ ВСТРЕЧНЫЙ occas. disapprov NP sing only subj or obj fixed WO1. the first person one encountersthe first person to come (to happen) alongthe first person one meets (sees, comes across) the first passerby.Самба как будто не замечал гражданских бурь, которые потрясали в те годы Париж. Иногда он удивлённо спрашивал первого встречного: «Кто это стреляет?» (Эренбург 1). Sem-bat did not seem to notice the civil storms shaking Paris in those years. Sometimes he would inquire in surprise of the first passerby: "Who's that shooting?" (1a).2. any person without discriminationanyone who comes one's wayanyone (anybody) at all anyone one meets (sees, comes across) a complete (total) stranger....Самим есть нечего, а он (Илья) единственный кусок отдавал первому встречному (Распутин 3)... When his (Ilia's) own family had nothing to eat he would give the last crust to a complete stranger (3a). -
119 Д-71
В ЧЁМ ДЕЛО? (sent Invar often a subord clause in a complex sent fixed WOwhat is taking place or took place?: what's going on?whatfs happening? what's up? whatfs the matter (the problem, the trouble)? whatfs it (this) all about? (in limited contexts) what's wrong?(Филипп:) Слушай, я почти не знаю этой семьи, мы месяца не знакомы. В чем тут дело? Она на тридцать лет моложе. Как это получилось? (Солженицын 11). (P.:) Listen, I scarcely know this family, I first met them less than a month ago What's going on here exactly? She is thirty years younger than he. How did it happen? (1 la).(Николка:) Алёша, может быть, ты пошлешь меня узнать, в чём дело в штабе? (Булгаков 4). (N.:) Alyosha, maybe you'd send me to find out what's happening at headquarters? (4b).Опять звонок. На этот раз звонит наш общий со старушкой знакомый. Она ему звонила, рыдала, жаловалась, и он хочет выяснить, в чем дело, почему я ее обидел (Войнович 3). The phone again. This time it was a mutual acquaintance of the old woman and mine. She had called him, sobbing and complaining, and he wanted to know what the problem was, why I had offended her (3a).Городской голова, Яков Аникиевич Скучаев, встретил Пере-донова на пороге своей гостиной... Скучаев был весьма польщён тем, что к нему пришли. Он не совсем понимал, для чего это и в чём тут дело, но из политики не показывал и вида, что не понимает (Сологуб 1). The mayor, Yakov Anikievich Sku-chaev, met Peredonov at the entrance to his living room....Skuchaev was extremely flattered that Peredonov had come to him. He did not completely understand what it was all about, but he had sense enough not to show that (1a). -
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МОЁ (твоё, ваше и т. п.) ДЕЛО NP these forms only subj-compl with быть» ( subj: usu. это or infin) or indep. sent)1. it concerns me (you etc), the decision is mine (yours etc): that's my (your etc) business (concern, affair)ift my (your etc) choice that's up to me (you etc) (2nd and 3rd persons only) have it your (own) way (let him have it his (own) way etc) (when addressed to the hearer) as you wish suit yourself (-selves).To, что я пишу о себе, - дело мое. Но пишу и о других, а это не только моё дело (Орлова 1). What I write about myself is my own affair. But what I write about others is not just my affair alone (1a).«Зачем мне говорить с народом? Мне с начальством поговорить надо»... - «Дело ваше... Только я думаю, с народом поговорить никогда не мешает» (Войнович 2). "Why should I talk with the people? I need to talk with my superiors."..."It's up to you....It's just that I think it never hurts to have a talk with the people" (2a).Платонов:) He дадите руки, юноша? (Вен-герович 2:) Я не подаю милостыни. (Платонов:) Не подаёте? Ваше дело... (Чехов 1). (P.:) So you won't shake hands, boy? (V.:) I don't feel all that charitable. (P:) So you won't shake hands? Have it your own way (1b).«Я в проигрыше, и я кончаю», - сказал он... «Ваше дело», - ответил Коля (Искандер 3). Tmthe loser, and I quit," he said...."As you wish," Kolya replied (3a).2. Neg HE МОЁ (не твоё и т. п.) ДЕЛО ( usu. this WO (with 2nd and 3rd persons, often used to express a flat refusal to tell s.o. sth. or allow s.o. to interfere in some matter) it does not concern me (you etc): ift (that's) none of my (your etc) businessift (that's) no concern of mine (yours etc) ift (that's) not my (your etc) concern that's (ift) got nothing to do with me (you etc) what's that (it) to me (to you etc)?(Клещ:) А ты слезай с печи-то да убирай квартиру... чего нежишься? (Актёр:) Это дело не твоё... (Клещ:) А вот Василиса придет - она тебе покажет, чьё дело... (Горький: 3). (К.:) You'd better come down off the stove and clean the place up-You've been loafing up there long enough. (A.:) That's none of your business. (K.:) Wait till Vassilissa comes in-she'll show you whose business it is (3b).За три года тюрьмы Таджихон всё ещё не привыкла к тому, что забота о народном хозяйстве страны теперь не её дело (Гинзбург 1). After three years in prison she (Tadjikhon) had not yet got used to the idea that the nation's economy was no longer her concern (1a).Он (Очкин) взял в руки бутылку с остатками вина и повертел её в руках. «Тут на двоих уж, считай, ничего не осталось», - сказал он и с надеждой посмотрел на Николая. «Не твоё дело», - грубо сказал Николай... (Войнович 5). Ochkin picked up the bottle with what was left of the wine, turning it back and forth in his hands. "Look, there's not enough left there for two," he said, looking hopefully over at Nikolai. "What's it to you," said Nikolai crudely... (5a).
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