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1 λογιδίοις
λογίδιονlittle fable: neut dat pl -
2 λογιδίω
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3 λογιδίῳ
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4 λογιδίων
λογίδιονlittle fable: neut gen pl -
5 λογίδι'
λογίδια, λογίδιονlittle fable: neut nom /voc /acc pl -
6 λογίδια
λογίδιονlittle fable: neut nom /voc /acc pl -
7 λογίδιον
λογίδιονlittle fable: neut nom /voc /acc sg -
8 λογίδιον
Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > λογίδιον
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9 fābella
fābella ae, f dim. [fabula], a little history, short story, idle tale: veteris poetriae: commenticiae fabellae, fables: vera, Ph.— A short fable, tale: aniles, H.: narrare fabellam asello, preach to a stone, H.— A short play: a te acta.* * *story, fable; play -
10 favola
f ( fiaba) fairy tale( storia) storymorale fable( meraviglia) dreamuna vacanza da favola a dream holiday* * *favola s.f.1 tale, story; ( con insegnamento morale) fable; ( fiaba) fairy story: papà, raccontami una favola!, tell me a story, daddy!; un libro di favole per bambini, a book of tales for children; la favola di Cappuccetto Rosso, the tale (o story) of Little Red Riding Hood; le favole di Esopo, Aesop's fables // morale della favola, the moral of the story; morale della favola non siamo riusciti ad accordarci, to cut a long story short (o in short) we weren't able to reach an agreement // una casa da favola, a fabulous (o dream) house; ha un abito che è una favola!, she's got a really amazing dress! // vuoi diventare la favola del paese?, do you want to become the laughing stock (o talk) of the village?2 ( frottola) tall story, tall tale, fairy tale: questa storia è solo una favola, this story is pure fiction (o this is just a tall story).* * *['favola]sostantivo femminile1) tale, story; (fiaba) fairy taleda o di favola — fig. fabulous, wonderful, dream attrib.
2) (fandonia) story, fairy tale••* * *favola/'favola/sostantivo f.1 tale, story; (fiaba) fairy tale; la morale della favola the moral of the story; le -e di Esopo Aesop's fables; libro di -e storybook; da o di favola fig. fabulous, wonderful, dream attrib.2 (fandonia) story, fairy taleessere la favola del paese to be the talk of the town. -
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МАЛО ЧТО ( Invar subj or obj fixed WOa (very) small quantity or amountnot (very) much (at all)(very) little hardly anything (in limited contexts) (very) few NPs) hardly any NPs).Басню декламировали с выражением... пожалуй, в стиле Малого театра (хоть мы, будучи одесскими мальчиками, мало что о нем знали) (Олеша 3). We recited the fable with expression...perhaps even in the style of the Maly Theater (although being Odessa schoolboys, we didn't know very much about that) (3a).Нравственные поговорки бывают удивительно полезны в тех случаях, когда мы от себя мало что можем выдумать себе в оправдание (Пушкин 3). ( context transl) Moral maxims are surprisingly useful on occasions when we can invent little else to justify our actions (3a). -
12 мало что
• МАЛО ЧТО[Invar; subj or obj; fixed WO]=====⇒ a (very) small quantity or amount:- [in limited contexts](very) few [NPs];- hardly any [NPs].♦ Басню декламировали с выражением... пожалуй, в стиле Малого театра (хоть мы, будучи одесскими мальчиками, мало что о нем знали) (Олеша 3). We recited the fable with expression...perhaps even in the style of the Maly Theater (although being Odessa schoolboys, we didn't know very much about that) (3a).♦ Нравственные поговорки бывают удивительно полезны в тех случаях, когда мы от себя мало что можем выдумать себе в оправдание (Пушкин 3). [context transl] Moral maxims are surprisingly useful on occasions when we can invent little else to justify our actions (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мало что
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13 moraleja
f.moral.* * *1 moral* * *noun f.* * *SF moral* * *femenino moral* * *= moral, cautionary tale.Ex. The moral of this little story is that at each of the critical steps in the cycle the error tolerances were compatible, hence, the system functioned despite the error.Ex. Many of the stories told about fairies seem to be cautionary tales, showing that they can be very helpful, as long as you stay on the right side of them.* * *femenino moral* * *= moral, cautionary tale.Ex: The moral of this little story is that at each of the critical steps in the cycle the error tolerances were compatible, hence, the system functioned despite the error.
Ex: Many of the stories told about fairies seem to be cautionary tales, showing that they can be very helpful, as long as you stay on the right side of them.* * *moralsacar una moraleja de un cuento/una fábula to find a moral in a story/fablemoraleja: nunca creas lo que te dice the moral of the story is: never believe anything he tells you* * *
moraleja sustantivo femenino
moral
moraleja sustantivo femenino moral: pero, ¿cuál es la moraleja del cuento?, but what's the moral of the story?
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moral
* * *moraleja nfmoral;moraleja: lo importante es participar the moral of the story is that the important thing is to take part* * *f moral* * *moraleja nf: moral (of a story)* * *moraleja n moral -
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(А) ЛАРЧИК ПРОСТО ОТКРЫВАЛСЯ (sent past or pres fixed WOsome seemingly difficult problem turned out to have a simple solution, some seemingly inexplicable phenomenon turned out to have a simple explanation etcthe explanation (the solution, the answer (to the puzzle)) was quite simple (after all)it was easy (wasn't hard) to figure out the reason was (all) too obvious."А ларчик просто открывался. Мы по душам говорили сегодня, и она сказала, что я её физически не удовлетворяю. Разрыв еще не оформлен, на днях, наверное» (Шолохов 2). "The answer to the puzzle was quite simple after all. We had a heart-to-heart talk today and she told me I don't satisfy her physically. The break is not yet official, in a few days probably" (2a).He странно ли, что судят тех, кто получил «контрабанду», но даже в свидетели не приглашают тех, кто ее перевез через границу. Ларчик просто открывался: допроси хоть одного из этих иностранцев - он тут же доказал бы, что деньги разменял в Госбанке СССР, и этот зловещий фарс лопнул бы как мыльный пузырь (Ивинская 1). Was it not odd that those who had received these allegedly smuggled rubles were on trial, while the persons who had brought them across the frontier had not even been called as witnesses? The reason was all too obvious, if any of these foreigners had been questioned, he would immediately have been able to prove that he had obtained the rubles from the State Bank, and the whole wicked farce would have burst like a soap bubble (1a).From Ivan Krylovs fable "A Little Box" («Ларчик»), 1808. -
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(И) МЫ ПАХАЛИ coll (sent these forms only may be used of one person or several people fixed WOsaid mockingly of a person who claims to have helped in some work but actually did little or nothingheshe etc) was a big help!somebig) help he (she etc) was!(in limited contexts) we worked hard, didn't we?«Тимченко утверждает, что работал вместе с вами над проектом». - «Он-то? И мы пахали! Да он ровно ничего не сделал». "Timchenko insists he worked on this project with you." "Him? Some help he was! He did absolutely nothing."From Ivan Dmitriev's fable "The Fly" («Муха»), 1803. -
16 а ларчик просто открывался
[sent; past or pres; fixed WO]=====⇒ some seemingly difficult problem turned out to have a simple solution, some seemingly inexplicable phenomenon turned out to have a simple explanation etc:- the explanation (the solution, the answer < to the puzzle>) was quite simple (after all);- the reason was (all) too obvious.♦ "А ларчик просто открывался. Мы по душам говорили сегодня, и она сказала, что я её физически не удовлетворяю. Разрыв еще не оформлен, на днях, наверное" (Шолохов 2). "The answer to the puzzle was quite simple after all. We had a heart-to-heart talk today and she told me I don't satisfy her physically. The break is not yet official, in a few days probably" (2a).♦ Не странно ли, что судят тех, кто получил "контрабанду", но даже в свидетели не приглашают тех, кто ее перевез через границу. Ларчик просто открывался: допроси хоть одного из этих иностранцев - он тут же доказал бы, что деньги разменял в Госбанке СССР, и этот зловещий фарс лопнул бы как мыльный пузырь (Ивинская 1). Was it not odd that those who had received these allegedly smuggled rubles were on trial, while the persons who had brought them across the frontier had not even been called as witnesses? The reason was all too obvious, if any of these foreigners had been questioned, he would immediately have been able to prove that he had obtained the rubles from the State Bank, and the whole wicked farce would have burst like a soap bubble (1a).—————← From Ivan Krylovs fable "A Little Box" (" Ларчик"), 1808.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > а ларчик просто открывался
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17 ларчик просто открывался
• (А) ЛАРЧИК ПРОСТО ОТКРЫВАЛСЯ[sent; past or pres; fixed WO]=====⇒ some seemingly difficult problem turned out to have a simple solution, some seemingly inexplicable phenomenon turned out to have a simple explanation etc:- the explanation (the solution, the answer < to the puzzle>) was quite simple (after all);- the reason was (all) too obvious.♦ "А ларчик просто открывался. Мы по душам говорили сегодня, и она сказала, что я её физически не удовлетворяю. Разрыв еще не оформлен, на днях, наверное" (Шолохов 2). "The answer to the puzzle was quite simple after all. We had a heart-to-heart talk today and she told me I don't satisfy her physically. The break is not yet official, in a few days probably" (2a).♦ Не странно ли, что судят тех, кто получил "контрабанду", но даже в свидетели не приглашают тех, кто ее перевез через границу. Ларчик просто открывался: допроси хоть одного из этих иностранцев - он тут же доказал бы, что деньги разменял в Госбанке СССР, и этот зловещий фарс лопнул бы как мыльный пузырь (Ивинская 1). Was it not odd that those who had received these allegedly smuggled rubles were on trial, while the persons who had brought them across the frontier had not even been called as witnesses? The reason was all too obvious, if any of these foreigners had been questioned, he would immediately have been able to prove that he had obtained the rubles from the State Bank, and the whole wicked farce would have burst like a soap bubble (1a).—————← From Ivan Krylovs fable "A Little Box" (" Ларчик"), 1808.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ларчик просто открывался
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18 и мы пахали
[sent; these forms only; may be used of one person or several people; fixed WO]=====⇒ said mockingly of a person who claims to have helped in some work but actually did little or nothing:- he <she etc> was a big help!;- some < big> help he <she etc> was!;- [in limited contexts] we worked hard, didn't we?♦ "Тимченко утверждает, что работал вместе с вами над проектом". - "Он-то? И мы пахали! Да он ровно ничего не сделал". "Timchenko insists he worked on this project with you." "Him? Some help he was! He did absolutely nothing."—————← From Ivan Dmitriev's fable "The Fly" (" Муха"), 1803.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и мы пахали
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19 мы пахали
• (И) МЫ ПАХАЛИ coll[sent; these forms only; may be used of one person or several people; fixed WO]=====⇒ said mockingly of a person who claims to have helped in some work but actually did little or nothing:- he <she etc> was a big help!;- some < big> help he <she etc> was!;- [in limited contexts] we worked hard, didn't we?♦ "Тимченко утверждает, что работал вместе с вами над проектом". - "Он-то? И мы пахали! Да он ровно ничего не сделал". "Timchenko insists he worked on this project with you." "Him? Some help he was! He did absolutely nothing."—————← From Ivan Dmitriev's fable "The Fly" (" Муха"), 1803.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мы пахали
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20 RÚM
n.1) room, space (hvergi nær hafði þar r. lið þeirra); fá rúms, to get space; e-m liggr e-t í miklu rúmi, it is of great concern, importance to one;2) place, seat (Egill gekk til rúms þess, er dóttir jarlsins hafði setit um daginn);4) ‘room’ in a ship, one for each pair of rowers (mikit skip, þar vóru sex rúm ok tuttugu);5) space of time; þriggja daga r., a space of three days.* * *n. [Ulf. rúms = τόπος; common to all Teut. languages]:—room, space; hvergi nær hafði þar rúm lið þeirra, Eg. 276; gafsk honum svá rúm, 532; ok rúm hindrar þik eigi at vera hvar er þú vill, Stj. 136; fá rúms, to get space, Hm. 106: the phrase, e-m liggr e-t í miklu rúmi, it takes up much room, is of great concern, Fms. i. 208, iv. 80, Fas. iii. 522, Ld. 210, Al. 152; í léttu rúmi, of little concern: the saying, ekki fyllir annars rúm, i. e. everything has its own place.2. a room, seat, place, Am. 58; þeir skolu sitja á miðpalli, þar eigu biskupar várir rúm, Grág. i. 4; gef mér rúm, Fs. 52; ef þeir menn koma til lögréttu er þar eigu setur, en aðrir hafa sezk í rúm þeirra, þá skolu þeir beiða sér rúma, 5; búðar rúm, 24; ór lögsögu-manns rúmi at sjá, 26; Egill gékk til rúms þess er dóttir jarlsins hafði setið um daginn, en er menn skipuðusk í sæti sín, þá gékk jarls-dóttir at rúmi sínu, hón kvað—Hvat skaltú sveinn í sess minn! Eg. 248; hverr í sínu rúmi, Ld. 4; í biskups rúmi sá ek sitja, Bs. i. 155; þokaði hann um manns rúm, Vígl. 25; í dag mun ek búa rúm yðvart á himnum, Post. 656 C. 37; aldrei gékk hann ór rúmi sínu nema jarl gengi, Fs. 69; hann vann sem áðr ok sat í rúmi sínu, Orkn. 200.3. a place of rest, a bed; hann sá rekkju eina, … er þetta rúm var mátuligt, Fs. 5, 7; hann gékk til rúms síns ok lagðisk niðr í klæðum sínum, Eg. 326; síðan rannsakaði hann rúmit er hón hafði hvílt í, 566; Hallfreðr lá í lokhvílu … í því lagði Björn í rúmit, Fs. 200; var biskup færðr heim í Skálaholt, ok var gört rúm hans í kirkju, Bs. i. 63, Nj. 201, Fs.4. naut.; the ships of the ancients were divided into ‘rooms,’ one for each pair of oars; each room consisted of two ‘half-rooms’ (hálf-rými), viz. one for each oar, thus a ship of thirty ‘rooms’ had sixty oars, see Vidal. Skýr. s. v. sessum at telja; á Lang-ormi vóru fjögur rúm ok þrjá-tigi, Fms. i. 219 (fjögur rúm ens sétta tigar, Hkr. i. 294, v. l.), cp. Fms. viii. 181; hann var sjau rúm ok tuttugu, Bs. i. 30; var þat skip þrítugt at rúma tali, ok ekki mikit í sér, … þat skip kallaði hann Tranann, Hkr. i. 275; mikit skip, þar vóru sex rúm ok tuttugu, Fms. viii. 131; var þat þrítugt rúmum, 372. The interesting passage in Fms. ix. 33 (ch. 14) is an instance of ships with double rows of oars; Knútr inn ríki hafði skip furðu-liga stór, hann hafði sjálfr dreka þann er svá var mikill, at sextugr var at ruma tali … Hákon hafði annan dreka, var sá fertugr at rúma tali, Ó. H. 161: the Hálfd. Eyst. S. ch. 26 (of a ship, tirætt at rúma tali) is a mere fable: only a few of the oar-rooms are known by special names, e. g. stafn-rúm, the two fyrir-rúm (eptra ok fremra), the two austr-rúm (one fore and one aft, or even four, cp. senn jósu vér í fjórum rúmum, Fms, vi, in a verse), the klofa-rúm, krappa-rúm, q. v.; betra er autt rúm en ílla skipað, better an empty seat than an ill-filled one, cp. Landn. 82 (in a verse).COMPDS: rúmbrík, rúmfastr, rúmfjöl, rúmföt, rúmgylta, rúmrusk, rúmstafr, rúmstæði.
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