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fair cop поимка на месте преступления -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > fair cop
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1) Общая лексика: поимка на месте преступления2) Воровское выражение: обоснованный арест, поймали с поличным, попался за дело -
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поимка на месте преступленияАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > fair cop
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поимка на месте преступления* * *поимка на месте преступления -
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Разговорное выражение: Вы меня поймали с поличным (something that you say in order to admit that someone has caught you doing something wrong) -
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n BrE slAll right, I admit it. That's a fair cop — Хорошо, я должен признать, что ваша взяла
The attitude of the professional thief is quite different. If he's nabbed it's a fair cop, he pleads guilty and hopes to be smarter next time — Отношение у профессионального вора совсем другое. Если он попался, то все по закону. Он признает себя виновным и надеется в будущем быть более ловким
She bowed gracefully to a fair cop — Она великодушно признала, что ее застукали с поличным
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Австралийский сленг: обнаружение (кого-л.) на месте преступления -
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A n1 ○ ( police officer) flic ○ m ; traffic cop flic ○, agent m de la circulation ; motor cycle cop motard m ; to play cops and robbers jouer aux gendarmes et aux voleurs ;4 Tex canette f.2 ○ ( receive) écoper de ○ [punch, punishment] ;5 ○ ( listen) écouter ; cop a load of this! écoute-moi ça! ;6 Jur ( plead guilty) to cop a plea plaider coupable (pour une charge mineure afin d'en éviter une plus grave).■ cop out ○ se dégonfler ○ ; to cop out on a promise manquer à une promesse ; to cop out of doing se défiler ○ au moment de faire. -
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1 noun(a) (policeman) flic m;∎ to play cops and robbers jouer aux gendarmes et aux voleurs∎ it's a fair cop! je suis fait!∎ it's not much cop ça ne vaut pas grand-chose, c'est pas terrible∎ to get copped (by police) se faire pincer;∎ British to cop it (be caught and punished) se faire pincer; (get injured) être blessé□ ; (die) clamser;∎ you'll cop it if he finds out! qu'est-ce que tu vas prendre s'il s'en rend compte!;∎ to cop hold of sth attraper qch;∎ cop hold of that rope! attrape cette corde!;∎ Law to cop a plea plaider coupable□ (pour éviter une charge plus grave);►► familiar Television cop show série f policière□ ;familiar cop shop (police station) poste m de police□familiar (avoid responsibility) se défiler; (choose easy solution) choisir la solution de facilité□ ;∎ to cop out of doing sth ne pas avoir le cran de faire qch -
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1. noun3. compounds* * *1.(colloq) [kɒp] noun1) ( police officer) flic m2) GB ( arrest)it's a fair cop! — bien joué, je me rends! (colloq)
3) GB ( use)2.transitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)1) ( receive) écoper de (colloq) [punch, punishment]to cop it — trinquer (colloq)
2) (also cop hold of) ( catch) attraper•Phrasal Verbs:- cop out -
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1) ( just and equal) gerecht;a \fair deal/ trial ein fairer Handel/Prozess;a \fair hearing law eine faire Anhörung;\fair price annehmbarer Preis;to not get one's \fair share zu kurz kommen;poor Fred's had more than his \fair share of trouble this week der arme Fred hat diese Woche mehr als genug Ärger gehabt;\fair wage angemessener Lohn2) ( reasonable) berechtigt;( in accordance with rule) fair;the point she's making is a \fair one ihr Einwand ist berechtigt;and that seems \fair enough to me und das halte ich nur für recht und billig;it's a \fair enough comment to make der Einwand ist durchaus berechtigt;it's only \fair that... es ist nur [zu] gerecht, dass...;to be \fair,... zugegeben,...;\fair contest fairer Wettbewerb;\fair question berechtigte Frage;to be \fair with sb sich akk jdm gegenüber fair verhalten;to not be \fair on sb jdm gegenüber nicht fair seinwe've had a \fair amount of rain es hat ziemlich viel geregnet;there's still a \fair bit of work to do es gibt noch einiges zu tun4) ( reasonably good) ziemlich gut;she's got a \fair chance of winning this year ihre Chancen, dieses Jahr zu gewinnen, stehen ziemlich gut;there's a \fair prospect of... es sieht ganz so aus, als ob...;to have a \fair idea of sth sich dat etw vorstellen können6) (light, blond)\fair complexion heller Teint;\fair hair blondes Haar;\fair skin helle Haut\fair weather schönes [und trockenes] Wetter;everything seems set \fair alles scheint gut zu laufenmirror, mirror on the wall, who is the \fairest of them all? Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand, wer ist die Schönste im ganzen Land?;to do sth with one's own \fair hand ( hum) etw mit eigenen Händen tun;to sign a letter with one's own \fair hand einen Brief eigenhändig unterschreibenPHRASES:it's a \fair cop ( esp Brit) [oh je], jetzt hat's mich erwischt!;to give sb a \fair crack of the whip [or (Am a.) a \fair shake] jdm eine faire Chance geben;\fair go ( Aus) sei[d] fair;by \fair means or foul koste es, was es wolle;that machine makes a \fair old noise diese Maschine macht vielleicht einen Lärm;\fair°'s \fair;\fair's \fair, it was you who suggested coming here in the first place du musst [schon] zugeben, dass du die Idee hattest, hierher zu kommen;\fair do's, mate, we've all paid the same money gleiches Recht für alle, wir haben alle dieselbe Summe bezahlt adv to play \fair fair sein; sports fair spielenPHRASES:\fair and square [ganz] klar;I told them \fair and square... ich sagte ihnen klar und deutlich,...;(Brit, Aus) ( in emphasis)he hit me \fair and square on the nose er schlug mir voll auf die Naseautumn \fair Herbstmesse f;the Bristol Antiques F\fair die Antiquitätenmesse von Bristol;a local craft \fair ein Kunsthandwerkmarkt m;the Frankfurt [Book] F\fair die Frankfurter Buchmesse;trade \fair Messe f
См. также в других словарях:
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