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1 гораздо лучше
1) General subject: a great deal better, a long way better, a lot better, a lot more, better by a long way, far better, much the best, so much better (... Ah, things were so much better back then.), a long sight better2) Makarov: a good deal better, good deal better, lot better, much better, tremendously improved -
2 намного лучше
1) General subject: a cut above, much better, much the best, a long sight better2) Jargon: damn(ed) sight better (This one is a damned sight better than the old one. Этот намного лучше чем старый.) -
3 обнаруживать изменения к лучшему
1. show signs of changes for the betterчем раньше, тем лучше — the sooner the better
2. showing signs of changes for the betterРусско-английский военно-политический словарь > обнаруживать изменения к лучшему
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4 изменяться к лучшему
чем раньше, тем лучше — the sooner the better
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > изменяться к лучшему
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5 немного лучше
чем раньше, тем лучше — the sooner the better
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6 чем скорее тем лучше
чем раньше, тем лучше — the sooner the better
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > чем скорее тем лучше
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7 много лучше
1) General subject: a long sight better, miles better ( easier) (легче)2) Makarov: much better -
8 много лучше
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9 это намного лучше
General subject: it is a long sight better -
10 значительно лучше
1) General subject: a good deal better, a long way better, better by a long way, distinctly better, far better, much the best2) Jargon: damn(ed) sight better3) Makarov: good deal better, much better -
11 намного
1) General subject: by a long chalk, by a long shot, by all odds, by half, by long chalks, by long odds, by much, chalks away, ever so, far, far and away, far forth, lot, much, out and away, out-and-away, damn sight (cleverer, better, etc.), by far (and away)2) Colloquial: sizes3) American: far-forth4) Rare: greatly5) Finances: a lot more6) Makarov: a great deal, considerably, great deal, many ( fewer), vastly, well -
12 Г-39
С ГЛАЗ ДОЛОЙ - ИЗ СЕРДЦА ВОН (saying) when you do not see s.o. for a long time, you forget about him, stop thinking about him ( occas. used as a reproach to a person who fails to keep in contact with one): - out of sight, out of mind seldom seen, soon forgotten."...Ты меня послушай, хоть я и старая и неученая... Капкан, Евгенья, капкан (во)круг тебя вьется... Беги, покуда цела... С глаз долой - из сердца вон!» (Гинзбург 1). "You listen to me even though I'm old and ignorant. They're setting a trap for you, Genia, and you'd better run while you still can.../Out of sight, out of mind'..." (1b). -
13 с глаз долой - из сердца вон
[saying]=====⇒ when you do not see s.o. for a long time, you forget about him, stop thinking about him (occas. used as a reproach to a person who fails to keep in contact with one):- ≈ out of sight, out of mind;- seldom seen, soon forgotten.♦ "...Ты меня послушай, хоть я и старая и неученая... Капкан, Евгенья, капкан [во]круг тебя вьется... Беги, покуда цела... С глаз долой - из сердца вон!" (Гинзбург 1). "You listen to me even though I'm old and ignorant. They're setting a trap for you, Genia, and you'd better run while you still can....'Out of sight, out of mind'..." (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с глаз долой - из сердца вон
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