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21 Н-172
НА БОСУ (БОСУ, БОСУЮ) НОГУ PrepP these forms only usu. adv or nonagreeing postmodif fixed WO(to wear shoes, boots etc) without stockings or socks: (wear shoes etc) on one's bare (sockless) feet(with) one's feet bare (in one's shoes etc)....Сандалии были рыночные, дешевые и надеты на босу ногу (Катаев 3)...His sandals were a cheap pair from the market worn on his bare feet (3a).Федор Константинович проводил большую часть дня на темно-синей скамейке в сквере, без пиджака, в старых парусиновых туфлях на босу ногу, с книгой в длинных загорелых пальцах... (Набоков 1). Fyodor, in his shirt-sleeves and with sneakers on his sockless feet, would spend the greater part of the day on an indigo bench in the public garden, a book in his long tanned fingers (1a).Это человек, похожий на Христа, в потрепанном пиджаке и туфлях на босу ногу (Лимонов 1). Не is a Christlike man in a ragged suit jacket, his feet bare in his shoes (1a). -
22 на босу ногу
• НА БОСУ <БОСУ, БОСУЮ> НОГУ[PrepP; these forms only; usu. adv or nonagreeing postmodif; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to wear shoes, boots etc) without stockings or socks:- (wear shoes etc) on one's bare (sockless) feet;- (with) one's feet bare (in one's shoes etc).♦...Сандалии были рыночные, дешевые и надеты на босу ногу (Катаев 3)...His sandals were a cheap pair from the market worn on his bare feet (3a).♦ Федор Константинович проводил большую часть дня на темно-синей скамейке в сквере, без пиджака, в старых парусиновых туфлях на босу ногу, с книгой в длинных загорелых пальцах... (Набоков 1). Fyodor, in his shirt-sleeves and with sneakers on his sockless feet, would spend the greater part of the day on an indigo bench in the public garden, a book in his long tanned fingers (1a).♦ Это человек, похожий на Христа, в потрепанном пиджаке и туфлях на босу ногу (Лимонов 1). He is a Christlike man in a ragged suit jacket, his feet bare in his shoes (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на босу ногу
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23 на босую ногу
• НА БОСУ <БОСУ, БОСУЮ> НОГУ[PrepP; these forms only; usu. adv or nonagreeing postmodif; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to wear shoes, boots etc) without stockings or socks:- (wear shoes etc) on one's bare (sockless) feet;- (with) one's feet bare (in one's shoes etc).♦...Сандалии были рыночные, дешевые и надеты на босу ногу (Катаев 3)...His sandals were a cheap pair from the market worn on his bare feet (3a).♦ Федор Константинович проводил большую часть дня на темно-синей скамейке в сквере, без пиджака, в старых парусиновых туфлях на босу ногу, с книгой в длинных загорелых пальцах... (Набоков 1). Fyodor, in his shirt-sleeves and with sneakers on his sockless feet, would spend the greater part of the day on an indigo bench in the public garden, a book in his long tanned fingers (1a).♦ Это человек, похожий на Христа, в потрепанном пиджаке и туфлях на босу ногу (Лимонов 1). He is a Christlike man in a ragged suit jacket, his feet bare in his shoes (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на босую ногу
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24 VISIT
• Don't wear your visit out - Пора гостям и честь знать (П)• Let's go before we wear out our visit - Пора гостям и честь знать (П)• Short visit is best (A) - Мил гость, что недолго гостит (M)• Short visits and seldom are best - Подальше - роднее, пореже - милее (П), Редкого гостя милости просят, а частого гостя еле выносят (P), Реже видишь - больше любишь (P), Хорош гость, коли редко ходит (X), Частый гость скорее наскучит (4)• Short visits make long friends - Мил гость, что недолго гостит (M)• Visits should be short, like a winter's day - Мил гость, что недолго гостит (M) -
25 занашивать
заносить (вн.; об одежде)wear* too long (d.), wear* without changing (d.) -
26 зависеть
Зависеть от (числа Рэлея)-- The natural length scale was Rayleigh number dependent. Зависеть от (мнения)-- The question of what is a stable flame is very subject to the opinion and experience of the test operator. зависеть от -- to depend on, to rely on, to rely upon; to respond to; to be dependent on, to be contingent on (upon); to be...-dependent, to be... -specific; to be a function of, to be a matter of; to be affected by, to be influenced by, to be governed by; to be subject to; to be sensitive toThe solubility of an alkali metal silicate depends on the ratio of silica to alkali metal oxide.The success of the stress-analysis method relies on stress and deformation details very near the crack tip.Tool life was found to respond to the tempering temperature.Contingent residual stresses are those stresses that are contingent on (or subject to) the coexistence of the source from which they are derived.The recommendation was contingent upon further development efforts.The abrasive wear mechanism is also temperature-dependent (... зависит от температуры).Many inferences are context-specific (Многие выводы зависят от контекста).The position of start of transition from a laminar to a turbulent boundary layer is affected by turbulence intensity.This long term wear rate is governed by engine design, ring and linear materials and, of course, lubrication.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > зависеть
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27 гореть
1) ( о процессе горения) burn; (быть в пламени тж.) be on fireдом гори́т — the house is burning [is on fire]
2) ( о свете) burn, be alight / onв ку́хне горе́л свет — the lights were on / burning in the kitchen
3) ( подгорать) burn4) ( об ощущении жжения) burnу меня́ спина́ гори́т — my back is burning
5) ( краснеть от прилива крови) burn, flush, go redу меня́ щёки горя́т от моро́за — my cheeks are burning in the frosty air
6) (быть в жару́ - о больном) burn with fever, be feverish7) (сверкать, блестеть) glitter, shine; (о глазах тж.) sparkle8) (тв.; о горячем стремлении, готовности) burn (with)горе́ть жела́нием (+ инф.) — burn with the desire (+ to inf), be eager (+ to inf)
9) (преть, тлеть - о муке, сене и др.) rot, smoulder10) разг. ( быстро изнашиваться) wear out quickly [in no time]; not to last longо́бувь на нём про́сто гори́т — he wears his shoes out in no time
у него́ гори́т сро́чная рабо́та — he has a rush job to meet a very tough deadline with
у них план гори́т — they may fall short of the (plan) target; they are not making it with the plan
все мои́ пла́ны горя́т — all my plans are being ruined
эта́ путёвка гори́т — the tour will be lost if not purchased urgently
12) разг. пренебр. ( требовать срочных действий) be urgent; be under time pressure; безл. (дт. + инф.; не терпеться) be urgent (for + to inf)э́то де́ло не гори́т! — there's no rush / hurry!
тебе́ что, так гори́т туда́ пое́хать? — is it so urgent for you to go there?
••горе́ть на рабо́те — wear oneself out at work
гори́ всё огнём [си́ним пла́менем]! разг. — I don't care if everything goes to ruin!
(у меня́)
душа́ гори́т (о желании выпить спиртного) разг. шутл. — ≈ I need to wet my whistleземля́ гори́т у него́ под нога́ми — the place is getting too hot for him
рабо́та гори́т в его́ рука́х — the work melts in his hands
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28 затаскивать
I несов. - зата́скивать, сов. - затаска́ть; (вн.) разг.1) ( истрёпывать) wear out (d); dirty (d) ( through wear or long use)2) (сделать избитым, опошлить) make (d) common / trite / hackneyed [-nɪd]II несов. - зата́скивать, сов. - затащи́ть; (вн.) разг.1) ( втаскивать) carry, drag (d somewhere)затащи́ть кого́-л к себе́ — get smb to come to one's place
ему́ пришло́сь зата́скивать заигра́вшихся дете́й в дом — he had to drag the children into the house, so busy they were playing
ра́зве его́ зата́щишь в музе́й? — can one really get him to visit a museum?
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29 носить
(кого-л./что-л.)несовер. - носить; совер. - понести, снести; ненаправл.; направл. - нести1) ( перемещать на себе)carry; bear прям. и перен.2) (гнать - о ветре, течении и т.п.)carry along, drive3) только ненаправл. ( иметь на себе)wear ( одежду); carry ( иметь при себе); bear перен. (имя, следы и т.п.)носить кого-л. на руках перен.; только ненаправл. — to make a fuss of someone, to make much of someone
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30 что
1) General subject: as, as long as, how, insomuch as, insomuch that, notwithstanding (часто notwithstanding that), on condition that, so long as, so much that, so that, when, which (The ESD transistors are designed to be much sturdier than the transistors they protect, which is possible because they do not have to meet the same high-performance standards as the active transistors.), which (We had officially limited Dr. von Braun to a 200-mile range, which may have made many feel his rocket was a weakling.), which (We know this already, which is the reason people in hot countries wear white hats against the Sun.), which (the book which you are talking about... - книга, о которой вы говорите...), while, why, that (служит для введения придаточных предложений дополнительных, цели, следствия и др.), what (that: Я думаю ЧТО...)2) Obsolete: notwithstanding that3) Bookish: seeing4) Mathematics: (pronounced што) what, anything6) Diplomatic term: it is claimed that -
31 COW
• Bawling (bellowing) cow soon forgets her /own/ calf (A) - Тело заплывчиво, горе забывчиво (T)• Bring a cow into the hall and she'll run to the byre - Как волка ни корми, он все в лес глядит (K), Козла сколько ни корми, а он все в огород лезет (K)• Cow knows not the value of her tail till she has lost (loses) it (The) - Цену вещи узнаешь, когда потеряешь (Ц), Что имеем, не храним, потерявши, плачем (4)• Cow knows not what her tail is worth till she has lost it (The) - Цену вещи узнаешь, когда потеряешь (Ц), Что имеем, не храним, потерявши, плачем (4)• Cow that moos the most gives the least milk (A) - Кто много говорит, тот мало делает (K)• Cursed cow has short horns (A) - Бодливой корове Бог рог не дает (B)• Curst cows have curt horns - Бодливой корове Бог рог не дает (Б)• Cussed cows have short horns - Бодливой корове Бог рог не дает (B)• Faraway cows have (wear) long horns - Славны бубны за горами (C)• Far - off cows have long horns - Ближняя - ворона, а дальняя - соколена (Б), Славны бубны за горами (C)• God sends a cursed cow short horns - Бодливой корове Бог рог не дает (Б)• Good cow may have a bad (a black, an evil, an ill) calf (A) - И от доброго отца родится бешеная овца (И)• If you can't get a horse, ride a cow - За неимением гербовой пишут на простой (3)• If you sell the cow, you sell her (the) milk/too/ - Один пирог два раза не съешь (0)• Like cow, like calf - Кто от кого, тот и в того (K), Щеня злое от злой суки (Щ), Яблочко от яблони недалеко падает (Я)• Many a good cow has a bad calf - И от доброго отца родится бешеная овца (И)• Next man's cows have the longest horns (The) - В чужих руках пирог велик (B), Курица соседа всегда выглядит гусыней (K), Хороша рыба на чужом блюде (X)• Old brown cow laid an egg (The) - Много будешь знать, скоро состаришься (M)• Our neighbour's cow yields more milk than ours - Курица соседа всегда выглядит гусыней (K)• When the cows come home - Когда рак свистнет и рыба запоет (K)• You cannot sell the cow and drink (have, sup) the milk - Один пирог два раза не съешь (O) -
32 Мил гость, что недолго гостит
People do not like when their guests stay too long. See Редкого гостя милости просят, а частого гостя еле выносят (P)Var.: Мил гость, что недолго сидитCf: /The/ best fish smell when they are three days old (Br.). Don't wear out your welcome (Am., Br.). Fish and callers smell in three days (Am.). Fish and company smell in three days (Br.). Fish and visitors smell in three days (Am., Br.). Fresh fish and new-come guests smell in three days (Br.). A short visit is best (Am.). Short visits make long friends (Am.). Visits should be short, like a winter's day (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Мил гость, что недолго гостит
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33 Славны бубны за горами
That which is elsewhere and which we are only told about seems better and attrac tive. See Ближняя - ворона, а дальняя - соколена (Б), Там хорошо, где нас нет (T)Var.: Звонки бубны за горами Cf: Blue are the hills that are far from us (Br.). Distance lends enchantment to the view (Am., Br.). Distant pastures are greener (Br.). Faraway birds have fine feathers (Am.). Faraway cows have (wear) long horns (Am.). Faraway fowls have fair feathers (Br.). Far folk fare best (Br.). Far hills look the bluest (Am.). Far-off cows have long horns (Br.). Hills are green far away (Br.). Hills look green far away (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Славны бубны за горами
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34 в будущем
•Copper and cobalt may be extracted profitably from nodules at some future date (or in the future).
* * *В будущемIn the years to come, we expect the number of long distance calls to increase enormously.Replacement of all parts showing indication of wear will eliminate costly failures at a later date.The present treatment will facilitate future comparisons of deposition theory with laboratory data. (... облегчит сравнение... в будущем)Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > в будущем
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35 вблизи
•Sedimentation is especially rapid adjacent to volcanic islands.
•In the vicinity of the Sun...
•This movement of the electrons, in proximity to the sensing electrodes...
•In the vicinity (or neighbourhood) of a Mach number of unity...
•Close to, Nearby...
•The sediment was deposited in the vicinity (or neighbourhood) of the island.
•In the neighbourhood of room temperature...
* * *Вблизи -- in the vicinity of; in close proximity to; in the proximity of; in the neighborhood of; around; near; close to; adjacent toSeven tubes in the vicinity of the rupture tube gave helium indications from 10-7 to 10-4 cm3/s.Pressure transducer P-612 is mounted in close proximity to the rupture side.Thus, oil oxidation in the proximity of a metal-metal contact undergoing wear is accelerated.These equations give the complete deformation picture in the neighborhood of the junction.These modern solutions give good predictions around design conditions (для точек вблизи расчётной).In this way the path of the sphere could be kept near the centerline of the shock tube and away from the disturbance of the wall.In each case, the damage occurs in cap half bearings close to one joint face only.There are differences between the transfer coefficients adjacent to the tip and away from the tip.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вблизи
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36 чрезмерно
•Such deposits yield badly broadened spectra.
•Materials that excessively load ( забивают) grinding wheels...
•The errors so obtained are apt to be unduly pessimistic.
•A prohibitively long exposure...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > чрезмерно
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37 вода камень точит
Set phrase: constant dropping wears away a stone, constant dropping will wear away a stone, little strokes fell great oaks, spit on a stone, (and) it will be wet at last, spit on the stone, (and) it will be wet at last, continual dripping wears away a stone, water finds its own level, a little can go a long way -
38 выглядеть
1) General subject: look (как глагол-связка в составном именном сказуемом), seem (she seems tired - она выглядит усталой), wear, feel (Since the map is more wide than long, it feels smaller.), show (the red scar on the forehead showed on the pallid skin like a palpitating wound), come across2) Mathematics: look like3) Makarov: appear -
39 вытянуться
1) General subject: draw oneself up (во весь рост), extend, run, spindle, stretch, give a stretch, wear a long face (о лице)2) Sakhalin energy glossary: trend3) Makarov: draw oneself up -
40 заговаривать
1) General subject: accost (с кем-л.), be confused, charm (от болезни, гибели), exorcise, outtalk, spell, start to talk, talk long, talk nonsense, tire with one's talk, engage in conversation, wear out with talk2) Colloquial: chat (с целью познакомиться, обыкн. chat up)3) Makarov: charm away (от болезни гибели), chat up (с целью познакомиться)
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