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Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > частица свинца
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ЧТО ЗА... coll (Particle Invar1. (used in questions and obj or subj clauses) used when asking the interlocutor to describe the character, personality etc of the named person(s), or the nature, characteristics etc of the named thingwhat kind (sort) of (a)NPis ( s.o. sth.)?what is ( s.o. sth.) like? what is ( s.o. sth.)?"А насчёт квартиры я вам вот что скажу: соглашайтесь. Нет, не кидайтесь так сразу. Скажите, что вам надо подумать, посмотреть, что за квартира...» (Войнович 3). "But here's what I have to say to you about the apartment: agree. No, don't just give in right away. Say that you have to think it over, see what kind of apartment it is..." (3a).«А что за человек этот Пугачев?» -спросила комендантша (Пушкин 2). "And what sort of a man is this Pugachev?" asked the commandant's wife (2b)....Вы мне должны описать маменьку с дочкой. Что они за люди?» (Лермонтов 1). "... You must give me a description of the mother and daughter. What are they like?" (lc).«Максим Максимыч, -сказал я, подошедши к нему, - а что за бумаги вам оставил Печорин?» (Лермонтов 1). "Maxim Maximych," said I, walking up to him. "What were the papers Pechorin left you?" (1b).2. (used in exclamations expressing the speaker's feeling about or emotional reaction to some person, thing, or phenomenon) ( s.o. or sth. is) very (pretty, nice, revolting etc): what aNP!what a beautiful (terrible etc) NP (he (it etc)) is such a NP (he (she etc)) is such an exquisite (beautiful etc) NP (when the Russian NP is translated by an AdjP) how AdjP.(Альда:) Что за славный лесочек! (Солженицын 11). What а gorgeous little wood! (1 la).(Гаврюшка:) Как подумаешь, что за житьё господам на свете! Куда хошь ( substand = хочешь) катай! (Гоголь 2). (G.:) What a fine life the gentry lead, when you think of it! Drive about wherever you like! (2b).Ты любишь эту арию? Я очень рад: её прекрасно поёт Ольга Ильинская. Я познакомлю тебя - вот голос, вот пение! Да и сама она что за очаровательное дитя!» (Гончаров 1). "You are fond of that aria? That's fine! Olga Ilyinsky sings it beautifully. I'll introduce you to her. She has a lovely voice and she sings wonderfully. And she herself is such a charming child!" (1a).«Что за страсть убивать время с этим болваном!» (Гончаров 1). "How awful to waste your time with a blockhead like that!" (1b). -
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• ЧТО ЗА... coll[Particle; Invar]=====1. [used in questions and obj or subj clauses]⇒ used when asking the interlocutor to describe the character, personality etc of the named person(s), or the nature, characteristics etc of the named thing:- what kind (sort) of (a) [NP] is (s.o. < sth.>)?;- what is (s.o. < sth.>) like?;- what is (s.o. < sth.>)?♦ "А насчёт квартиры я вам вот что скажу: соглашайтесь. Нет, не кидайтесь так сразу. Скажите, что вам надо подумать, посмотреть, что за квартира..." (Войнович 3). "But here's what I have to say to you about the apartment: agree. No, don't just give in right away. Say that you have to think it over, see what kind of apartment it is..." (3a).♦ "А что за человек этот Пугачев?" - спросила комендантша (Пушкин 2). "And what sort of a man is this Pugachev?" asked the commandant's wife (2b).♦ "...Вы мне должны описать маменьку с дочкой. Что они за люди?" (Лермонтов 1). "... You must give me a description of the mother and daughter. What are they like?" (lc).♦ "Максим Максимыч, - сказал я, подошедши к нему, - а что за бумаги вам оставил Печорин?" (Лермонтов 1). "Maxim Maximych," said I, walking up to him. "What were the papers Pechorin left you?" (1b).2. (used in exclamations expressing the speaker's feeling about or emotional reaction to some person, thing, or phenomenon) (s.o. or sth. is) very (pretty, nice, revolting etc): what a [NP]!⇒ ; what a beautiful (terrible etc) [NP]!; (he <it etc>) is such a [NP]; (he <she etc>) is such an exquisite (beautiful etc) [NP]; [when the Russian NP is translated by an AdjP] how [AdjP].♦ [Альда:] Что за славный лесочек! (Солженицын 11). What a gorgeous little wood! (11a).♦ [Гаврюшка:] Как подумаешь, что за житьё господам на свете! Куда хошь [substand = хочешь] катай! (Гоголь 2). [G.:] What a fine life the gentry lead, when you think of it! Drive about wherever you like! (2b).♦ "Ты любишь эту арию? Я очень рад: её прекрасно поёт Ольга Ильинская. Я познакомлю тебя - вот голос, вот пение! Да и сама она что за очаровательное дитя!" (Гончаров 1). "You are fond of that aria? That's fine! Olga Ilyinsky sings it beautifully. I'll introduce you to her. She has a lovely voice and she sings wonderfully. And she herself is such a charming child!" (1a).♦ "Что за страсть убивать время с этим болваном!" (Гончаров 1). "How awful to waste your time with a blockhead like that!" (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что за...
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5 соединительный
соедини́тельный про́вод / шнур эл. — connecting / connector wire / lead / cable
соедини́тельная ткань биол. — connective / conjunctive tissue
соедини́тельный сою́з грам. — copulative conjunction
соедини́тельная части́ца грам. — connective particle
соедини́тельный гла́сный лингв. — connecting vowel
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