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Linguistics: learned prose (публикации в научных журналах) -
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ВЫВОДИТЬ/ВЫВЕСТИ НА ДОРОГУ (HA ПУТЬ) кого VP1. (subj: human to help s.o. become independent, obtain a secure place in lifeX вывел Y-a на дорогу = X helped Y find Y's way in life (in the world)(in limited contexts) X helped Y get a ( Y's) start in life X got Y started (off to a good start) in life.2. (subj: human or abstrto help s.o. develop good values, understand things properly, correctlyX вывел Y-a на дорогу — X set (put) Y on the right pathX put Y on the right track X pointed Y in the right direction.Именно стихи пробили дорогу прозе в таинственных каналах самозародившихся читателей. Читатель появился совершенно неожиданно... Он научился отбирать то, что ему нужно, а стихи, двинувшиеся к нему, преобразовали его и вывели на дорогу (Мандельштам 2). It was poetry that blazed the trail for prose along the mysterious byways leading to the new readers who suddenly sprang up from nowhere. These readers emerged quite unexpectedly....They learned to pick out what they needed, and the poetry that came into their hands transfigured them and set them on the right path (2a). -
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• ВЫВОДИТЬ/ВЫВЕСТИ НА ДОРОГУ (На ПУТЬ) кого[VP]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to help s.o. become independent, obtain a secure place in life:- [in limited contexts] X helped Y get a < Y's> start in life;- X got Y started < off to a good start> in life.2. [subj: human or abstr]⇒ to help s.o. develop good values, understand things properly, correctly:- X pointed Y in the right direction.♦ Именно стихи пробили дорогу прозе в таинственных каналах самозародившихся читателей. Читатель появился совершенно неожиданно... Он научился отбирать то, что ему нужно, а стихи, двинувшиеся к нему, преобразовали его и вывели на дорогу (Мандельштам 2). It was poetry that blazed the trail for prose along the mysterious byways leading to the new readers who suddenly sprang up from nowhere. These readers emerged quite unexpectedly....They learned to pick out what they needed, and the poetry that came into their hands transfigured them and set them on the right path (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вывести на дорогу
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• ВЫВОДИТЬ/ВЫВЕСТИ НА ДОРОГУ (На ПУТЬ) кого[VP]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to help s.o. become independent, obtain a secure place in life:- [in limited contexts] X helped Y get a < Y's> start in life;- X got Y started < off to a good start> in life.2. [subj: human or abstr]⇒ to help s.o. develop good values, understand things properly, correctly:- X pointed Y in the right direction.♦ Именно стихи пробили дорогу прозе в таинственных каналах самозародившихся читателей. Читатель появился совершенно неожиданно... Он научился отбирать то, что ему нужно, а стихи, двинувшиеся к нему, преобразовали его и вывели на дорогу (Мандельштам 2). It was poetry that blazed the trail for prose along the mysterious byways leading to the new readers who suddenly sprang up from nowhere. These readers emerged quite unexpectedly....They learned to pick out what they needed, and the poetry that came into their hands transfigured them and set them on the right path (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вывести на путь
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• ВЫВОДИТЬ/ВЫВЕСТИ НА ДОРОГУ (На ПУТЬ) кого[VP]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to help s.o. become independent, obtain a secure place in life:- [in limited contexts] X helped Y get a < Y's> start in life;- X got Y started < off to a good start> in life.2. [subj: human or abstr]⇒ to help s.o. develop good values, understand things properly, correctly:- X pointed Y in the right direction.♦ Именно стихи пробили дорогу прозе в таинственных каналах самозародившихся читателей. Читатель появился совершенно неожиданно... Он научился отбирать то, что ему нужно, а стихи, двинувшиеся к нему, преобразовали его и вывели на дорогу (Мандельштам 2). It was poetry that blazed the trail for prose along the mysterious byways leading to the new readers who suddenly sprang up from nowhere. These readers emerged quite unexpectedly....They learned to pick out what they needed, and the poetry that came into their hands transfigured them and set them on the right path (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выводить на дорогу
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• ВЫВОДИТЬ/ВЫВЕСТИ НА ДОРОГУ (На ПУТЬ) кого[VP]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to help s.o. become independent, obtain a secure place in life:- [in limited contexts] X helped Y get a < Y's> start in life;- X got Y started < off to a good start> in life.2. [subj: human or abstr]⇒ to help s.o. develop good values, understand things properly, correctly:- X pointed Y in the right direction.♦ Именно стихи пробили дорогу прозе в таинственных каналах самозародившихся читателей. Читатель появился совершенно неожиданно... Он научился отбирать то, что ему нужно, а стихи, двинувшиеся к нему, преобразовали его и вывели на дорогу (Мандельштам 2). It was poetry that blazed the trail for prose along the mysterious byways leading to the new readers who suddenly sprang up from nowhere. These readers emerged quite unexpectedly....They learned to pick out what they needed, and the poetry that came into their hands transfigured them and set them on the right path (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выводить на путь
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