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121 глаза бы не видали
• ГЛАЗА БЫ ( МОИ) НЕ ГЛЯДЕЛИ < НЕ СМОТРЕЛИ> (на кого-что; ГЛАЗА БЫ (МОИ) НЕ ВИДАЛИ < НЕ ВИДЕЛИ> ( кого-чего) all coll[VPsubj; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====⇒ it is unpleasant, painful, or disgusting to look (at s.o. or sth.):- глаза бы (мои) не глядели на X-a - I don't even want to see (to look at) X;- it's no sight for my eyes.♦ Утром [Марья] встанет, заткнёт космы за плат и пошла растрёпа растрёпой. Ворот рубахи не застегнут, груди болтаются, крест на грязном гайтане болтается - глаза бы не глядели (Абрамов 1). She [Marya] would get up in the morning, tuck her mane under a scarf and go around looking like a blowzy slut. The neck of her shirt undone, her breasts flopping around, her cross bobbing on its filthy strap: not a pretty sight (1a).♦ [Марина:] Давеча подняли шум, пальбу - срам один! [Телегин:] Да, сюжет, достойный кисти Айвазовского. [Марина:] Глаза бы мои не глядели( Чехов 3). [М.:] The row they made this afternoon and all that shooting, a thorough disgrace I call it. [T.:] Yes, it was a subject worthy of the brush of Ayvazovsky. [M.:] It was no sight for my old eyes (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > глаза бы не видали
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122 глаза бы не видели
• ГЛАЗА БЫ ( МОИ) НЕ ГЛЯДЕЛИ < НЕ СМОТРЕЛИ> (на кого-что; ГЛАЗА БЫ (МОИ) НЕ ВИДАЛИ < НЕ ВИДЕЛИ> ( кого-чего) all coll[VPsubj; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====⇒ it is unpleasant, painful, or disgusting to look (at s.o. or sth.):- глаза бы (мои) не глядели на X-a - I don't even want to see (to look at) X;- it's no sight for my eyes.♦ Утром [Марья] встанет, заткнёт космы за плат и пошла растрёпа растрёпой. Ворот рубахи не застегнут, груди болтаются, крест на грязном гайтане болтается - глаза бы не глядели (Абрамов 1). She [Marya] would get up in the morning, tuck her mane under a scarf and go around looking like a blowzy slut. The neck of her shirt undone, her breasts flopping around, her cross bobbing on its filthy strap: not a pretty sight (1a).♦ [Марина:] Давеча подняли шум, пальбу - срам один! [Телегин:] Да, сюжет, достойный кисти Айвазовского. [Марина:] Глаза бы мои не глядели( Чехов 3). [М.:] The row they made this afternoon and all that shooting, a thorough disgrace I call it. [T.:] Yes, it was a subject worthy of the brush of Ayvazovsky. [M.:] It was no sight for my old eyes (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > глаза бы не видели
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123 глаза бы не глядели
• ГЛАЗА БЫ ( МОИ) НЕ ГЛЯДЕЛИ < НЕ СМОТРЕЛИ> (на кого-что; ГЛАЗА БЫ (МОИ) НЕ ВИДАЛИ < НЕ ВИДЕЛИ> ( кого-чего) all coll[VPsubj; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====⇒ it is unpleasant, painful, or disgusting to look (at s.o. or sth.):- глаза бы (мои) не глядели на X-a - I don't even want to see (to look at) X;- it's no sight for my eyes.♦ Утром [Марья] встанет, заткнёт космы за плат и пошла растрёпа растрёпой. Ворот рубахи не застегнут, груди болтаются, крест на грязном гайтане болтается - глаза бы не глядели (Абрамов 1). She [Marya] would get up in the morning, tuck her mane under a scarf and go around looking like a blowzy slut. The neck of her shirt undone, her breasts flopping around, her cross bobbing on its filthy strap: not a pretty sight (1a).♦ [Марина:] Давеча подняли шум, пальбу - срам один! [Телегин:] Да, сюжет, достойный кисти Айвазовского. [Марина:] Глаза бы мои не глядели( Чехов 3). [М.:] The row they made this afternoon and all that shooting, a thorough disgrace I call it. [T.:] Yes, it was a subject worthy of the brush of Ayvazovsky. [M.:] It was no sight for my old eyes (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > глаза бы не глядели
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124 глаза бы не смотрели
• ГЛАЗА БЫ ( МОИ) НЕ ГЛЯДЕЛИ < НЕ СМОТРЕЛИ> (на кого-что; ГЛАЗА БЫ (МОИ) НЕ ВИДАЛИ < НЕ ВИДЕЛИ> ( кого-чего) all coll[VPsubj; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====⇒ it is unpleasant, painful, or disgusting to look (at s.o. or sth.):- глаза бы (мои) не глядели на X-a - I don't even want to see (to look at) X;- it's no sight for my eyes.♦ Утром [Марья] встанет, заткнёт космы за плат и пошла растрёпа растрёпой. Ворот рубахи не застегнут, груди болтаются, крест на грязном гайтане болтается - глаза бы не глядели (Абрамов 1). She [Marya] would get up in the morning, tuck her mane under a scarf and go around looking like a blowzy slut. The neck of her shirt undone, her breasts flopping around, her cross bobbing on its filthy strap: not a pretty sight (1a).♦ [Марина:] Давеча подняли шум, пальбу - срам один! [Телегин:] Да, сюжет, достойный кисти Айвазовского. [Марина:] Глаза бы мои не глядели( Чехов 3). [М.:] The row they made this afternoon and all that shooting, a thorough disgrace I call it. [T.:] Yes, it was a subject worthy of the brush of Ayvazovsky. [M.:] It was no sight for my old eyes (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > глаза бы не смотрели
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125 какими глазами
I• С КАКИМИ ГЛАЗАМИ появиться, показаться к кому, у кого, где; КАКИМИ ГЛАЗАМИ смотреть, глядеть в глаза кому both coll[PrepP (1st var.) or NPinstrum (2nd var.); these forms only; adv; often after не знать (1st var.); fixed WO]=====⇒ (not to know) how to act, behave in s.o.'s presence out of shame, embarrassment etc:- (not know) how to face s.o.;- (not know) how one can ever face s.o. (again);- (be) ashamed to show one's face (in front of s.o.);- (feel that one cannot) look s.o. (straight) in the eye.♦ Обломов не знал, с какими глазами покажется он к Ольге, что будет говорить она, что будет говорить он... (Гончаров 1). Oblomov did not know how to face Olga, what to say to her, or what she would say to him... (1b).♦ "И что я теперь? Куда я гожусь? Какими глазами я стану смотреть теперь в глаза всякому почтенному отцу семейства?" (Гоголь 3). "And what am I now? What am I good for? How can I look a respectable father of a family straight in the eye?" (3e).II• КАКИМ ГЛАЗОМ < КАКИМИ ГЛАЗАМИ> посмотреть, взглянуть на что coll[NPinstrum; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ the way (one perceives sth.), the perspective (from which one views sth.):- what (point of) view (one takes of sth.);- how (one feels about < looks at> sth.);- what angle < stance> (one takes).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > какими глазами
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126 с какими глазами
• С КАКИМИ ГЛАЗАМИ появиться, показаться к кому, у кого, где; КАКИМИ ГЛАЗАМИ смотреть, глядеть в глаза кому both coll[PrepP (1st var.) or NPinstrum (2nd var.); these forms only; adv; often after не знать (1st var.); fixed WO]=====⇒ (not to know) how to act, behave in s.o.'s presence out of shame, embarrassment etc:- (not know) how to face s.o.;- (not know) how one can ever face s.o. (again);- (be) ashamed to show one's face (in front of s.o.);- (feel that one cannot) look s.o. (straight) in the eye.♦ Обломов не знал, с какими глазами покажется он к Ольге, что будет говорить она, что будет говорить он... (Гончаров 1). Oblomov did not know how to face Olga, what to say to her, or what she would say to him... (1b).♦ "И что я теперь? Куда я гожусь? Какими глазами я стану смотреть теперь в глаза всякому почтенному отцу семейства?" (Гоголь 3). "And what am I now? What am I good for? How can I look a respectable father of a family straight in the eye?" (3e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с какими глазами
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127 в глазах замутилось
• В ГЛАЗАХ ТЕМНЕЕТ/ПОТЕМНЕЛО <МУТИТСЯ/ПОМУТИЛОСЬ, ЗАМУТИЛОСЬ, ЗЕЛЕНЕЕТ/ПОЗЕЛЕНЕЛО> у кого coll[VP; impers; more often pfv]=====⇒ s.o. ceases to see clearly, s.o.'s vision is distorted (because of fatigue, illness, a blow etc), or s.o. ceases to see at all (directly after a blow or as one loses consciousness):- X saw < began to see> spots before his eyes;- X felt dizzy.♦ Раз утром, когда я встал с постели, у меня всё сразу потемнело в глазах (Богданов 1). One morning as I was getting up everything suddenly went black... (1a).♦ И опять у Юрия Андреевича стало мутиться в глазах и голове( Пастернак 1). Once again everything in his [Yurii Andreievich's] head and before his eyes became confused, blurred (1a).♦ У меня потемнело в глазах, рот наполнился хиной, заболели зубы, а проклятый нобль всё говорил и говорил... (Стругацкие 3). I was beginning to see spots before my eyes, bile was rising, and my teeth ached, and the damned noble vieux went on talking (За).♦ Как с ней [Томой] получится, Кирпиченко не знал и старался не глядеть не неё, а как только взглядывал, у него темнело в глазах (Аксенов 5). Kirpichenko didn't know how things would turn out with her [Toma] and tried not to look at her, but every time he did look he felt dizzy (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в глазах замутилось
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128 в глазах зеленеет
• В ГЛАЗАХ ТЕМНЕЕТ/ПОТЕМНЕЛО <МУТИТСЯ/ПОМУТИЛОСЬ, ЗАМУТИЛОСЬ, ЗЕЛЕНЕЕТ/ПОЗЕЛЕНЕЛО> у кого coll[VP; impers; more often pfv]=====⇒ s.o. ceases to see clearly, s.o.'s vision is distorted (because of fatigue, illness, a blow etc), or s.o. ceases to see at all (directly after a blow or as one loses consciousness):- X saw < began to see> spots before his eyes;- X felt dizzy.♦ Раз утром, когда я встал с постели, у меня всё сразу потемнело в глазах (Богданов 1). One morning as I was getting up everything suddenly went black... (1a).♦ И опять у Юрия Андреевича стало мутиться в глазах и голове( Пастернак 1). Once again everything in his [Yurii Andreievich's] head and before his eyes became confused, blurred (1a).♦ У меня потемнело в глазах, рот наполнился хиной, заболели зубы, а проклятый нобль всё говорил и говорил... (Стругацкие 3). I was beginning to see spots before my eyes, bile was rising, and my teeth ached, and the damned noble vieux went on talking (За).♦ Как с ней [Томой] получится, Кирпиченко не знал и старался не глядеть не неё, а как только взглядывал, у него темнело в глазах (Аксенов 5). Kirpichenko didn't know how things would turn out with her [Toma] and tried not to look at her, but every time he did look he felt dizzy (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в глазах зеленеет
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