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  • 1 В-379

    С ВЫСОТЫ ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЁТА С ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЁТА PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO
    1. seen from high up, from a place allowing one to see everything: (get, have) a birdfc-eye view (of sth.)
    (look at sth.) from a birdfc-eye view.
    С утра до вечера сидел он, сгорбившись, перед лестничным окном второго этажа во флигеле и оттуда - как бы с высоты птичьего полета - печально и трезво оглядывал двор (Максимов 3). From morning to night he sat hunched up by the staircase window on the second floor of the outbuilding, where he had a sad and sober bird's-eye view of the yard (3a).
    Оказалось, что все они (пятеро мужчин, которых привезли в районный вытрезвитель,) видели в ту ночь один и тот же сон - кучу разноцветных котят на зелёной мокрой траве. Вначале вроде бы как из окна, потом как бы с птичьего полёта, потом все выше, выше... (Аксёнов 6). It seemed that they (the five men brought to the precinct sobering-up station) had all had the same dream: a litter of different colored kittens on wet green grass. At first it was as if they were looking at them out of a window, then apparently from a bird's-eye view, then higher and higher... (6a).
    2. судить (о ком-чем), рассматривать что и т. п. - (to judge s.o. or sth., examine sth. etc) cursorily, without an in-depth analysis: (give (get)) a birdVeye view (of a subject etc)
    (judge sth.) superficially (in limited contexts) judge a book by its cover.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > В-379

  • 2 с высоты птичьего полета

    • С ВЫСОТЫ ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЕТА; С ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЕТА
    [PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]
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    1. seen from high up, from a place allowing one to see everything:
    - (get, have) a birdfc-eye view (of sth.);
    - (look at sth.) from a birdfc-eye view.
         ♦ С утра до вечера сидел он, сгорбившись, перед лестничным окном второго этажа во флигеле и оттуда - как бы с высоты птичьего полёта - печально и трезво оглядывал двор (Максимов 3). From morning to night he sat hunched up by the staircase window on the second floor of the outbuilding, where he had a sad and sober bird's-eye view of the yard (3a).
         ♦ Оказалось, что все они [пятеро мужчин, которых привезли в районный вытрезвитель,] видели в ту ночь один и тот же сон - кучу разноцветных котят на зелёной мокрой траве. Вначале вроде бы как из окна, потом как бы с птичьего полёта, потом все выше, выше... (Аксёнов 6). It seemed that they [the five men brought to the precinct sobering-up station] had all had the same dream: a litter of different colored kittens on wet green grass. At first it was as if they were looking at them out of a window, then apparently from a bird's-eye view, then higher and higher... (6a).
    2. судить( о ком-чем), рассматривать что и т.п. с высоты птичьего полета (to judge s.o. or sth., examine sth. etc) cursorily, without an in-depth analysis:
    - (give < get>) a birdVeye view (of a subject etc);
    - (judge sth.) superficially;
    - [in limited contexts] judge a book by its cover.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с высоты птичьего полета

  • 3 с птичьего полета

    • С ВЫСОТЫ ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЕТА; С ПТИЧЬЕГО ПОЛЕТА
    [PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. seen from high up, from a place allowing one to see everything:
    - (get, have) a birdfc-eye view (of sth.);
    - (look at sth.) from a birdfc-eye view.
         ♦ С утра до вечера сидел он, сгорбившись, перед лестничным окном второго этажа во флигеле и оттуда - как бы с высоты птичьего полёта - печально и трезво оглядывал двор (Максимов 3). From morning to night he sat hunched up by the staircase window on the second floor of the outbuilding, where he had a sad and sober bird's-eye view of the yard (3a).
         ♦ Оказалось, что все они [пятеро мужчин, которых привезли в районный вытрезвитель,] видели в ту ночь один и тот же сон - кучу разноцветных котят на зелёной мокрой траве. Вначале вроде бы как из окна, потом как бы с птичьего полёта, потом все выше, выше... (Аксёнов 6). It seemed that they [the five men brought to the precinct sobering-up station] had all had the same dream: a litter of different colored kittens on wet green grass. At first it was as if they were looking at them out of a window, then apparently from a bird's-eye view, then higher and higher... (6a).
    2. судить( о ком-чем), рассматривать что и т.п. с птичьего полета (to judge s.o. or sth., examine sth. etc) cursorily, without an in-depth analysis:
    - (give < get>) a birdVeye view (of a subject etc);
    - (judge sth.) superficially;
    - [in limited contexts] judge a book by its cover.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с птичьего полета

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