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61 более или менее
[AdvP; Invar; fixed WO]=====1. [modif]⇒ somewhat, relatively (but not completely):- more or less.♦ Было непонятно, во-первых, как он [ котёл] здесь очутился, а во-вторых, как он уцелел... Только успели найти более или менее толковое объяснение этому чуду - было решено, что божество четвероногих подоросило этот котел, чтобы крестьяне не расстраивались... (Искандер 3). They could not understand, in the first place, how it [the kettle] had gotten here, and in the second place, how it had survived....They could find only one more or less sensible explanation for this miracle: it was decided that the god of the four-legged had surreptitiously placed the kettle here so that the peasants would not fall into confusion.. (За).♦ Он [старшина Песков] перебрал в уме все места, где мог бы быть Трофимович, но тот мог быть где угодно, и придумать сейчас что-нибудь более или менее вероятное старшине было не так-то просто (Войнович 2). [context transl] Не [Master Sergeant Peskov] mentally reviewed all the places Trofimovich could possibly be, but he could be anywhere and Peskov found it difficult to come up with one place which was any more likely than another (2a).2. [adv]⇒ to a relatively large extent (but not completely):- more or less.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > более или менее
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62 тяготиться
(тв.)feel* something as a burdenон этим не тяготится — he doesn't find it hard / difficult
он тяготился присутствием этого человека — the presence of that man* was a burden, или was burdensome / trying, to him, he found that man's presence trying
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63 П-584
ПРОЩЕ ПРОСТОГО coll AdjP Invar subj-compl with copula ( subj: usu infin or это) fixed WOdoing sth. is very easy, very simple: этоit's (doing X is) as easy as one, two, three (as can be) nothing could be simpler (easier) than doing X it's (doing X is) the easiest (simplest) thing in the world (on earth).«Дураку понятно, Сивого засудить проще простого:...у (его) мамаши сумку потерпевшей изъяли...» (Черненок 2). "Even a fool can see that it's as easy as pie to put Vasya Sivy away:. the victims purse was found at his mother's " (2a)«Ну, с талантами, знаете ли, расправляться проще простого» (Войнович 4). "But, you know, nothing could be simpler than making short work of talented people" (4a)Она не посмела отпроситься у брата. В другое бы время проще простого: сбегаю на часик в клуб, ладно? А сегодня язык не поворачивается (Абрамов I)....She could not get up the courage to ask her brothers permission At any other time it would be the simplest thing in the world I'm going over to the club for an hour, okay9 But today she could not work up the nerve (1a)Была для Митьки несложна и пряма жизнь... Голоден - можно и должно украсть... износились сапоги -проще простого разуть пленного немца... (Шолохов 3). For Mitka life was straight and uncomplicated.If he was hungry, he could and should steal...if his boots were worn out, the simplest thing on earth was to take a pair off a German prisoner. (3a) -
64 проще простого
• ПРОЩЕ ПРОСТОГО coll[AdjP; Invar; subj-compl with copula (subj: usu infin or это); fixed WO]=====⇒ doing sth. is very easy, very simple:- это < сделать X> - - it's as easy as pie (to do X);- it's < doing X is> as easy as one, two, three (as can be);- it's (doing X is) the easiest (simplest) thing in the world (on earth).♦ "Дураку понятно, Сивого засудить проще простого:...у [ его] мамаши сумку потерпевшей изъяли..." (Черненок 2). "Even a fool can see that it's as easy as pie to put Vasya Sivy away:. the victims purse was found at his mother's " (2a)♦ "Ну, с талантами, знаете ли, расправляться проще простого" (Войнович 4). "But, you know, nothing could be simpler than making short work of talented people" (4a)♦...Она не посмела отпроситься у брата. В другое бы время проще простого: сбегаю на часик в клуб, ладно? А сегодня язык не поворачивается (Абрамов I)....She could not get up the courage to ask her brothers permission At any other time it would be the simplest thing in the world I'm going over to the club for an hour, okay? But today she could not work up the nerve (1a)♦ Была для Митьки несложна и пряма жизнь... Голоден - можно и должно украсть...; износились сапоги - проще простого разуть пленного немца... (Шолохов 3). For Mitka life was straight and uncomplicated.If he was hungry, he could and should steal...; if his boots were worn out, the simplest thing on earth was to take a pair off a German prisoner. (3a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > проще простого
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65 весь
•Should the wear exceed this, the complete pump barrel should be bored out.
•It was necessary to replace the entire bottom of the tank.
•Throughout ( в течение всей) history...
•Cracks which have not crossed the whole of the specimen usually stop at...
* * *Весь, вся -- the entire; the whole; the full; the complete; all, all the; any, everyoneTherefore, equation (1) was evaluated at a succession of times spanning the entire duration of each data run.It is found that the velocity is greatly reduced during the whole journey.Flow conditions were then changed to the next desired set point, and the complete procedure was repeated.— по всейРусско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > весь
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66 установлен
•As soon as the workpiece arrives at the correct position,...
•The platform was set in place by derrick barges.
•The apparatus was set up in a basement room.
II•It was determined (or established, or found) that the width of this band is...
•The presence of double-stranded loops has been determined in globin mRNA.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > установлен
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67 П-474
(ВЕЛИКАЯ) СЕРМЯЖНАЯ ПРАВДА iron or humor in contemp. usage NP sing only fixed WOthe truth (which, it was formerly believed, could be found among plain folk), (great) homespun truth.Дружбу Нержина с дворником Спиридоном Рубин и Со-логдин благодушно называли «хождением в народ» и поисками той самой великой сермяжной правды, которую еще до Нержина тщетно искали Гоголь, Некрасов, Герцен, славянофилы, народники, Достоевский, Лев Толстой и, наконец, Васисуалий Лоханкин (Солженицын 3). Nerzhin's friendship with the janitor Spiridon was referred to by Rubin and Sologdin as "going to the people " In their view, Nerzhin was seeking that same great homespun truth which before his time had been sought in vain by Gogol, Nekrasov, Herzen, the Slavophiles, the "People's Will" revolutionaries, Dostoevsky, Lev Tolstoi, and, last of all, Vasisualy Lokhankin (3a)This phrase became popular in its ironic usage after the publication of The Golden Calf(«Золотой теленок»), by Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov, 1931, ch 13 -
68 С-363
В СЛУЧАЕ1 быть« В СЛУЧАЙ попасть (у кого) both obs PrepP these forms only subj-compl with copula (subj: human) (to be, end up) under the patronage of an influential personX попал в случай - X was (found himself, ended up) in Y's good gracesX gained Y4s favor (in limited contexts) X became (was) a court favorite (a favorite of the tsarls etc).«Подойди, подойди, любезный! Я и отцу-то твоему правду одна говорила, когда он в случае был, а тебе-то и бог велит» (Толстой 4). "Come on, come closer, my dear! I used to be the only one to tell that father of yours the truth in the days when he was a court favorite, and now it's my sacred duty to do the same for you" (4a). -
69 Т-86
НЕЧЕГО ТЕРЙТЬ кому coll Invar impers predic with быт be) s.o. might as well venture sth., take some risk because the possible negative consequences are not that serious, because his situation could not get any worse etc: X-y нечего терять = X has nothing to lose.«Мы любили друг друга», - прошептал, роняя голову на грудь, Самсик. «С иностранной подданной?»... Ужас пронзил Самсика. Да ведь действительно она иностранная подданная!.. Да, теперь он уличен и терять больше нечего. «Угу, с иностранной подданной», - прошептал он (Аксенов 6). "We loved each other," Samsik whispered, dropping his head on his chest. "You loved a foreigner?"... Fear gripped Samsik. It was true - she was a foreign citizen!...Yes, he was found out now and had nothing more to lose. "Uh-huh, I loved a foreigner," he whispered (6a). -
70 великая сермяжная правда
• (ВЕЛИКАЯ) СЕРМЯЖНАЯ ПРАВДА iron or humor in contemp. usage[NP; sing only; fixed WO]=====⇒ the truth (which, it was formerly believed, could be found among plain folk):- (great) homespun truth.♦ Дружбу Нержина с дворником Спиридоном Рубин и Сологдин благодушно называли "хождением в народ" и поисками той самой великой сермяжной правды, которую еще до Нержина тщетно искали Гоголь, Некрасов, Герцен, славянофилы, народники, Достоевский, Лев Толстой и, наконец, Васисуалий Лоханкин (Солженицын 3). Nerzhin's friendship with the janitor Spiridon was referred to by Rubin and Sologdin as "going to the people " In their view, Nerzhin was seeking that same great homespun truth which before his time had been sought in vain by Gogol, Nekrasov, Herzen, the Slavophiles, the "People's Will" revolutionaries, Dostoevsky, Lev Tolstoi, and, last of all, Vasisualy Lokhankin (3a)—————← This phrase became popular in its ironic usage after the publication of The Golden Сд//("Золотой теленок"), by Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov, 1931, ch 13Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > великая сермяжная правда
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71 сермяжная правда
• (ВЕЛИКАЯ) СЕРМЯЖНАЯ ПРАВДА iron or humor in contemp. usage[NP; sing only; fixed WO]=====⇒ the truth (which, it was formerly believed, could be found among plain folk):- (great) homespun truth.♦ Дружбу Нержина с дворником Спиридоном Рубин и Сологдин благодушно называли "хождением в народ" и поисками той самой великой сермяжной правды, которую еще до Нержина тщетно искали Гоголь, Некрасов, Герцен, славянофилы, народники, Достоевский, Лев Толстой и, наконец, Васисуалий Лоханкин (Солженицын 3). Nerzhin's friendship with the janitor Spiridon was referred to by Rubin and Sologdin as "going to the people " In their view, Nerzhin was seeking that same great homespun truth which before his time had been sought in vain by Gogol, Nekrasov, Herzen, the Slavophiles, the "People's Will" revolutionaries, Dostoevsky, Lev Tolstoi, and, last of all, Vasisualy Lokhankin (3a)—————← This phrase became popular in its ironic usage after the publication of The Golden Сд//("Золотой теленок"), by Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov, 1931, ch 13Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сермяжная правда
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72 в случай
• В СЛУЧАЕ быть; В СЛУЧАЕ попасть (у кого) both obs[PrepP; these forms only; subj-compl with copula (subj: human)]=====⇒ (to be, end up) under the patronage of an influential person:- X попал в случай≈ X was (found himself, ended up) in Y's good graces;- [in limited contexts] X became (was) a court favorite (a favorite of the tsar's etc).♦ "Подойди, подойди, любезный! Я и отцу-то твоему правду одна говорила, когда он в случае был, а тебе-то и бог велит" (Толстой 4). "Come on, come closer, my dear! I used to be the only one to tell that father of yours the truth in the days when he was a court favorite, and now it's my sacred duty to do the same for you" (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в случай
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73 нечего терять
• НЕЧЕГО ТЕРЛТЬкаму coll[Invar; impers predic with быть]=====⇒ s.o. might as well venture sth., take some risk because the possible negative consequences are not that serious, because his situation could not get any worse etc:- X-у нечего терять≈ X has nothing to lose.♦ "Мы любили друг друга", - прошептал, роняя голову на грудь, Самсик. "С иностранной подданной?"... Ужас пронзил Самсика. Да ведь действительно она иностранная подданная!.. Да, теперь он уличен и терять больше нечего. "Угу, с иностранной подданной", - прошептал он (Аксенов 6). "We loved each other," Samsik whispered, dropping his head on his chest. "You loved a foreignerT... Fear gripped Samsik. It was true - she was a foreign citizen!...Yes, he was found out now and had nothing more to lose. "Uh-huh, I loved a foreigner," he whispered (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нечего терять
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74 зависеть
Зависеть от (числа Рэлея)-- The natural length scale was Rayleigh number dependent. Зависеть от (мнения)-- The question of what is a stable flame is very subject to the opinion and experience of the test operator. зависеть от -- to depend on, to rely on, to rely upon; to respond to; to be dependent on, to be contingent on (upon); to be...-dependent, to be... -specific; to be a function of, to be a matter of; to be affected by, to be influenced by, to be governed by; to be subject to; to be sensitive toThe solubility of an alkali metal silicate depends on the ratio of silica to alkali metal oxide.The success of the stress-analysis method relies on stress and deformation details very near the crack tip.Tool life was found to respond to the tempering temperature.Contingent residual stresses are those stresses that are contingent on (or subject to) the coexistence of the source from which they are derived.The recommendation was contingent upon further development efforts.The abrasive wear mechanism is also temperature-dependent (... зависит от температуры).Many inferences are context-specific (Многие выводы зависят от контекста).The position of start of transition from a laminar to a turbulent boundary layer is affected by turbulence intensity.This long term wear rate is governed by engine design, ring and linear materials and, of course, lubrication.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > зависеть
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75 обезглавить
behead (smb.), cut off the head of (smb.), to sever the head (from the neck), to take off the head of (smb.), to decollate, ист. to guillotine (smb.), мед. to decapitateAt a trial in London he was found guilty and was beheaded. When the great chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier was guillotined, Lagrange commented: "It required only a moment to sever that head, and perhaps a century will not be sufficient to produce another like it."
Русско-английский словарь механических и общенаучных терминов > обезглавить
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76 обезглавливать
behead (smb.), cut off the head of (smb.), to sever the head (from the neck), to take off the head of (smb.), to decollate, ист. to guillotine (smb.), мед. to decapitateAt a trial in London he was found guilty and was beheaded. When the great chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier was guillotined, Lagrange commented: "It required only a moment to sever that head, and perhaps a century will not be sufficient to produce another like it."
Русско-английский словарь механических и общенаучных терминов > обезглавливать
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77 отрубать голову
behead (smb.), cut off the head of (smb.), to sever the head (from the neck), to take off the head of (smb.), to decollate, ист. to guillotine (smb.), мед. to decapitateAt a trial in London he was found guilty and was beheaded. When the great chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier was guillotined, Lagrange commented: "It required only a moment to sever that head, and perhaps a century will not be sufficient to produce another like it."
Русско-английский словарь механических и общенаучных терминов > отрубать голову
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78 отрубить голову
behead (smb.), cut off the head of (smb.), to sever the head (from the neck), to take off the head of (smb.), to decollate, ист. to guillotine (smb.), мед. to decapitateAt a trial in London he was found guilty and was beheaded. When the great chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier was guillotined, Lagrange commented: "It required only a moment to sever that head, and perhaps a century will not be sufficient to produce another like it."
Русско-английский словарь механических и общенаучных терминов > отрубить голову
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79 позже
II•More recently (or In more recent times), another type of DNA polymerase was found in...
•Subsequently, it was reported that...
•More recently, detailed interferometric studies were made.
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80 только в ... году
•As late as 1633 (or It was not until 1633 that) Galileo found that the Earth rotated.
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