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  • 101 как тут ни крути

    • КАК (ТАМ < ТУТ> НИ КРУТИ < НИ ВЕРТИ> coll
    [subord clause; these forms only; fixed WO]
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    ⇒ regardless of from what perspective the fact in question is observed or regardless of s.o.'s reaction toward that fact (the fact itself is correct, reflects reality):
    - however <no matter how, whichever way> you look at it;
    - whatever < no matter what> you do < say>;
    - like it or not.
         ♦...Он понемножку начинал понимать, что такие люди, как Чернышевский, при всех их смешных и страшных промахах, были, как ни верти, действительными героями в своей борьбе с государственным порядком вещей... (Набоков 1).... He began to comprehend by degrees that such uncompromising radicals as Chemyshevski, with all their ludicrous and ghastly blunders, were, no matter how you looked at it, real heroes in their struggle with the governmental order of things... (1a).
         ♦ " Как ни крути, [ мы] сами виноваты" (Максимов 3). "Whichever way you look at it, we've only ourselves to blame" (3a).
         ♦ Как ни крути, говорили промеж собой довольные ибанцы [попсе word], а мы, ибанцы, единственные разумные существа во всей вселенной (Зиновьев 1). Whatever you say, the self-satisfied Ibanskians said to each other, we Ibanskians are the only intelligent life in the universe (1a).
         ♦ Ну, хорошо, нетяжёлая домашняя работа, понемногу готовка, магазины, но ведь, как ни крути, она [Нюра] психически неполноценна... (Трифонов 5). Well, fine, she [Nyura] could do some light housework - a little cooking and shopping-but still, there was no getting around the fact that she was mentally deficient (5a).

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  • 102 со стороны

    [PrepP; Invar]
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    1. со стороны кого-чего [Prep; the resulting PrepP is adv]
    ⇒ moving, coming, or issuing from some person, place, location etc:
    - from the direction of.
         ♦ Ему в голову не могло прийти, что у них гости и что ржание коня доносится со стороны микулицынского крыльца, из сада (Пастернак 1). It never occurred to him that they had guests or that the neighing came from the direction of Mikulitsyn's house (1a).
    2. со стороны смотреть, наблюдать, видно и т.п. [adv]
    ⇒ (to look at s.o. or sth., be visible etc) from some distance away:
    - from a distance.
         ♦ На солнечном пригреве, на камне, ниже садовой скамейки, сидел Костоглотов... И даже не видно было со стороны, чтобы плечи его поднимались и опускались от дыхания (Солженицын 10). Kostoglotov was sitting in a sunny spot on a stone below a garden bench....From a distance one could not even see his shoulders rising and falling as he breathed... (10a).
    3. со стороны смотреть (на кого-что), судить, казаться и т.п. [adv]
    ⇒ (to look at, judge etc s.o. or sth.) from the point of view of one who is not directly involved in the matter at hand, (to appear a certain way) to s.o. who is not directly involved in the matter at hand:
    - (look at s.o. < sth.>) from the outside;
    - [in limited contexts] as an outsider;
    - to an outsider < a bystander> (sth. might look <seem etc>);
    - (view sth.) with (great) detachment;
    - (take) a detached view.
         ♦ Конечно, обидно: маловато успел. Со стороны может показаться, что вовсе не так. Я и то, и это, пятое, десятое. Но уж я-то знаю, что чепуха (Трифонов 5). It was humiliating, of course. I had accomplished very little. From an outsider's point of view it might not appear that way. I've done this, that, and a number of things. But I myself know how little it has all amounted to (5a).
         ♦ В том-то и дело, что если рассказать с некоторой правдивостью любую жизнь со стороны и хотя бы отчасти изнутри, то картинка наша будет такова, что этот человек дальше жить не имеет ни малейшей возможности (Битов 2). That's just the point, that if we tell the story of any life with a degree of truthfulness, from an outside viewpoint and at least partially from within, then the picture will be such that the man hasn't the slightest chance of living on (2a).
         ♦...Она [жена Огарёва] сама сказала мне впоследствии, что сцена эта показалась ей натянутой, детской. Оно, пожалуй, и могло так показаться со стороны; но зачем же она смотрела со стороны?.. (Герцен 2)....She [Ogaryov's wife] told me herself afterwards that this scene had struck her as affected and childish. Of course it might strike one so looking on at it as an outsider, but why was she looking on at it as an outsider? (2a).
         ♦ Шли они [Костенко и Росляков] не быстро и не медленно, весело о чём-то разговаривали, заигрывали с девушками... Со стороны могло показаться, что два бездельника просто-напросто убивают время (Семёнов 1). They [Kostyenko and Roslyakov] walked neither quickly nor slowly, talking gaily about something, flirting with the girls....To a bystander they might have looked like a couple of idlers simply killing time (1a).
         ♦ Он [Эренбург] на всё смотрел как бы со стороны - что ему оставалось делать после "Молитвы о России"? - и прятался в ироническое всепонимание (Мандельштам 2). Не [Ehrenburg] seemed to view everything with great detachment-what else could he do after his Prayer for Russia? - and took refuge in a kind of ironical knowingness (2a).
    4. человек, люди и т.п. - [nonagreeing postmodif]
    ⇒ a person (or people) not belonging to the group, organization etc in question:
    - from <on> the outside;
    - outsider(s).
         ♦ "Какая баба!.. Ей бы и быть председателем. И на хрена нам кого-то со стороны искать" (Абрамов 1). "What a woman!... If only she could be Chairwoman, and the hell with searching for one on the outside" (1a).
         ♦ В деревне не хватало мужчин, и председателю пришлось нанять рабочих со стороны. There weren't enough men in the village, so the chairman had to hire outsiders.
    5. со стороны кого, чьей [Prep; the resulting PrepP is adv]
    ⇒ used to denote a person or group of people with whom an action or statement originates:
    - for <on> s.o.'s part;
    - [in limited contexts] of s.o.;
    - by s.o.
         ♦ [Бутон:] Так что вы говорите, милостивый государь? Что наш король есть самый лучший, самый блестящий король во всём мире? С моей стороны возражений нет (Булгаков 8). [В.:] So what are you saying, dear sir? That our king is the very best, the most brilliant king in the whole world? For my part I have no objections (8a).
         ♦...Тут было много и простодушия со стороны Мити, ибо при всех пороках своих это был очень простодушный человек (Достоевский 1)....There was much simple-heartedness on Mitya's part, for with all his vices this was a very simple-hearted man (1a).
         ♦ "Да где ж это видано, чтобы народ сам по себе собирался без всякого контроля со стороны руководства?" (Войнович 2). "Who ever heard of people assembling all by themselves, without any control on the part of the leadership?" (2a).
         ♦ "...Примите в соображение, что ошибка возможна ведь только со стороны первого разряда, то есть "обыкновенных" людей..." (Достоевский 3). "...You must take into consideration the fact that a mistake can be made only by a member of the first class, that is, by the 'ordinary' people..." (3a).
    6. со стороны кого, чьей [Prep; the resulting PrepP is adv]
    ⇒ used to denote a person or group of people whose action, behavior, statement etc is characterized or evaluated:
    - (how generous <it's not nice, that's not fair etc>) of s.o. (to do sth.).
         ♦ Это очень плохо с его стороны - оставить нас наедине. Никогда не ожидал я от него такого предательства! (Казаков 2). That's not nice of him - to leave us alone. I never expected such treachery from him (2a).
         ♦ "Ну вот видишь, вот уж и нечестно с твоей стороны: слово дал, да и на попятный двор" (Гоголь 3). "There, you see, that's not fair of you: you have given me your word of honor, and now you are going back on it" (3c).
    7. со стороны чего, какой [Prep; the resulting PrepP is adv]
    ⇒ in a certain respect (as specified by the context):
    - from a [AdjP] standpoint (point of view).
         ♦ "Стригуны" молчали; они понимали, что слова Собачкина очень последовательны и что со стороны логики под них нельзя иголки подточить (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "colts" were silent; for they realized that Sobachkin's words were very logical and that, from the point of view of pure logic, they were absolutely unassailable (2a).
    8. со стороны кого, чьей, какой [Prep; the resulting PrepP is adv]
    ⇒ used to indicate a line of familial descent:
    - on (one's (the) father's (mother's, husband's, wife's etc)) side.
         ♦ Юный негодяй был влюблён в княгиню и тоже торчал у неё день и ночь, кажется, на правах соседа или дальнего родственника со стороны мужа (Искандер 3). The young reprobate was in love with the princess and had also been hanging around her day and night, exercising his rights as a neighbor, I believe, or a distant relative on the husband's side (3a).

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  • 103 ишь ты

    • ИШЬ ТЫ coll
    [Interj; Invar]
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    1. used to express surprise, amazement:
    - would you believe it!;
    - how do you (d'you) like that!;
    - look at that!;
    - (just) look at him (it etc)!;
    - how about that!;
    - isn't that something!;
    - well, I'll be!;
    - what do you know!
         ♦ "А я, правду сказать... думал, все, концы. А она [старуха]: кашу, говорит, хочу, варите, говорит, мне кашу. Проголодалась, значит. Ишь ты!" (Распутин 3). " То tell the truth I...thought it was all over. And up she [the old lady] pipes: Make us a bit of kasha. She's hungry. Would you believe it!" (3a).
         ♦ [Гвардеец:] Это даже невероятно... чтобы солдату да вдруг приснился такой волшебный сон... кукла разгуливает по дворцу... Удивительное дело. Ишь ты... Ну, ни дать ни взять - живая девочка (Олеша 7). [G.:] It's incredible that a soldier should have such a magical dream...a doll goes strolling round the palace.. Amazing. How d'you like that! A live girl...nothing less (7a).
         ♦ Иван, хоть и решил с женщиной не разговаривать, не удержался и, видя, как вода хлещет в ванну широкой струей из сияющего крана, сказал с иронией: "Ишь ты! Как в "Метрополе"! " (Булгаков 9). Although Ivan had made up his mind not to talk to the woman, when he saw a broad stream of water thundering into the bath from a glittering faucet, he could not help saying sarcastically, "Look at that! Just like in the Metropole!" (9b).
         ♦ Мишка, открыв клавикорды, играл на них одним пальцем. Дворник, подбоченившись и радостно улыбаясь, стоял пред большим зеркалом. "Вот ловко-то! А? Дядюшка Игнат!" - говорил мальчик, вдруг начиная хлопать обеими руками по клавишам. "Ишьты!" - отвечал Игнат... (Толстой 6). Mishka had opened the clavichord and was strumming on it with one finger The yard porter, arms akimbo, stood in front of a large mirror smiling with satisfaction. "That's fine! Isn't it? Isn't it, Uncle Ignat?" asked the boy, suddenly beginning to bang on the keyboard with both hands. "Just look at him!" said Ignat... (6a).
         ♦ Она смешалась и покраснела. "Ишь ты, ещё краснеет", - про себя удивился Алтынник (Войнович 5). Embarrassed, she blushed. How about that, she still blushes, Altinnik marveled to himself (5a).
         ♦ Пантелей Прокофьевич деловито оглядел чернявую головку, торчавшую из вороха тряпья, и не без гордости удостоверил: "Наших кровей... эк-гм... Ишь ты!.." (Шолохов 2). Pantelei briskly surveyed the dark little head poking out of the covers and affirmed with some pride, "Yes, that's our blood all right... Humph!.. Well, I'll be..." (2a).
         ♦ В долгих застольных беседах Антон удовлетворял детскую любознательность начальника... Разнообразные сведения, получаемые в этих беседах, вызывали у нашего хозяина то радостное изумление: "Ишь ты!", то скептические возгласы: " Скажешь тоже!" (Гинзбург 2). In long conversations around the table, Anton used to try to satisfy the childlike curiosity of the commandant...The varied information acquired in these conversations would elicit from him either a pleasurably astonished "What do you know!" or a skeptical "You don't say!" (2a).
    2. used to express disagreement, opposition, refusal, or dissatisfaction:
    - I like that!;
    - how do you like that!;
    - oh come on!
         ♦ [Булычов:] Надобно тебя ругать, а не хочется. [Шура:] Не хочется, значит - не надо. [Булычов:] Ишь ты! Не хочется - не надо. Эдак-то жить легко бы, да нельзя! (Горький 2). [В.:] I ought to be scolding you but I don't feel like it. [Sh.:] If you don't feel like it then you needn't. [В.:] I like that! If you don't want to you needn't! Life would be easy that way, but it can't be done! (2a).
         ♦ [Сахатов:]...Мы пришли спрятать предмет. Так куда же спрятать?.. [Василий Леонидыч:]...Вот что я вам скажу: мужику, одному из этих, в карман. Вот хоть этому. Ты послушай. А, что? Где у тебя карман? [3-ий мужик:] А на что тебе карман! Ишь ты, карман! У меня в кармане деньги (Толстой 3). [S.:]... We came to hide something. Now where should we hide it?... [V.L.:]... Here's my idea: Let's put it in the pocket of one of these peasants. How about him? Hey, there! Well? Where's your pocket? [Third Peasant:] What do you want with my pocket? How do you like that? My pocket! I've got money in my pocket (3a).

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  • 104 глаз

    муж.
    eye;сленг blinker, daylight, glimmer, keeker, light, peeper

    бросаться в глаза, бить в глаза — to be striking, to strike/catch one's eye, to arrest one's attention; to be evident

    портить себе глаза — to spoil one's eyes; to ruin one's eyesight

    вертеться перед глазами — to pester smb. with one's presence, to keep hanging around smb.

    радовать глаз — to please/delight one's eyes

    резать глаза — to hurt/offend the eyes

    скрыться из глаз — to disappear from sight/view, to pass out of sight/view

    выкатывать глаза, таращить глаза, пялить глаза —разг. to stare, to open one's eyes wide

    заводить глаза, закатывать глаза — to roll up/back one's eyes

    отводить глаза — to throw dust in smb.'s eyes

    прятать глаза — to hide one's eyes, to avoid smb.'s eyes

    впиваться глазами — разг. to stare hard at smb., to fix one's eyes on smb.

    есть глазами, поедать глазами, пожирать глазами — разг. to devour smb. with one's eyes, to eye smb. greedily

    мерить глазами — to look smb. up and down, to look smb. over

    пробегать глазами — to run one's eyes over smth., to skim smth., to scan smth.

    провожать глазами — to follow smb. with one's eyes

    смотреть чьими-то глазами на что-л. — to look at smth. through the eyes of smb., to see smth. smb.'s way

    смотреть иными/другими глазами на что-л. — to see smth. in a different light

    стоять перед глазами, стоять в глазах у кого-л. — to be always on smb.'s mind

    у него глаз наметан — he has a trained eye, he has a good eye for smth./smb.

    с закрытыми глазами — with one's eyes closed, blindly

    темно, хоть глаз выколи разг. — it is pitch-dark

    не в бровь, а в глаз разг. — to hit the mark; to strike home

    бычий глаз, воловий глаз — ox-eye

    водить глазами — (по) to cast one's eye (over)

    выпуклые глаза, глаза навыкате — prominent/bulging eyes

    дурной глаз, черный глаз — evil eye

    живые глаза — bright/sparkling eyes

    завязывать глаза — (кому-л.) to blindfold

    попадаться на глаза — to catch smb.'s eye, to catch sight of smb.

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    не спускать глаз с кого-л., не отрывать глаз — not let smb. out of one's sight; not take one's eyes off smb., to keep one's eyes glued on smb.

    положить глаз на кого-л./что-л. — разг. to take notice/note of smb./smth.

    глаза сломаешь — you could go blind/crazy

    идти куда глаза глядят — to wander aimlessly; to follow one's nose

    невооруженным/простым глазом — with the naked eye

    ради прекрасных глаз — as a favour, just to please smb.

    сказать прямо в глаза кому-л. — to say straight to smb.'s face

    смеяться кому-л. в глаза — to laugh in smb.s face

    У него глаза разбегаются. — He doesn't know where to look (first).

    У нее глаза на мокром месте. — She is always on the verge of tears.

    - в глазах
    - для отвода глаз
    - за глаза     - на глазах
    - не моргнув глазом
    - с глазу на глаз
    - с пьяных глаз
    - смотреть во все глаза

    Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > глаз

  • 105 осматриваться

    св - осмотре́ться
    1) смотреть вокруг to look about/round/AE around
    2) ориентироваться to look round/around; (to get) to know how the land lies

    Русско-английский учебный словарь > осматриваться

  • 106 А поворотись-ка, сынку!

    (Н. Гоголь)
    Turn round, son! (trans. by C. Garnett); Now, boy, turn around and let me have a look at you! joc.

    - А ну, повернись-ка, сынку! - сказал Губошлёп. - Экий ты какой стал! Егор подошёл к Губошлёпу, они сдержанно обнялись. (В. Шукшин, Калина красная) — 'Now, boy, turn around and let me have a look at you! What a man you've grown into, eh!' Yegor came up to him and they embraced in a restrained way.

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > А поворотись-ка, сынку!

  • 107 круговой обзор

    1) General subject: all-round ( panoramic) view
    2) Aviation: round watch
    7) Railway term: all vision
    8) Telecommunications: omnidirectional coverage
    9) Electronics: all-around look
    10) Astronautics: rotary search
    11) Household appliances: circular scanning
    12) Aviation medicine: all-round visibility

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > круговой обзор

  • 108 пойти по рукам

    I
    • ХОДИТЬ/ПОЙТИ ПО РУКАМ
    [VP; subj: concr, often a noun denoting a written or printed work; more often impfv; fixed WO]
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    ⇒ to be passed from one person to another:
    - X ходил по рукам≈ X was passed from hand to hand;
    - X (was) circulated.
         ♦ Тогда же я прочла "Разговоры со Сталиным" Милована Джиласа. Австралийское издание этой книги... кто-то привёз в Москву, и она ходила по рукам (Аллилуева 2). It was at this time that I read Milovan Djilas' Conversations with Stalin. Someone had brought to Moscow the Australian version of this book, and it was passed from hand to hand (2a).
         ♦ Ходили по рукам полемические сочинения, в которых объяснялось, что горчица есть былие [= былье], выросшее из тела девки-блудницы... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Polemical compositions were handed around, explaining that mustard was a green which grew from the body of a fornicatress.. (1a).
         ♦ [Твардовский] боялся другого, он еще с лета угрожающе выпытывал, не ходит ли роман по рукам? (Солженицын 2). [Tvardovsky's] fears were quite different. That summer he had begun asking menacingly whether the novel was going the rounds (2a).
         ♦ Роман "Доктор Живаго" в рукописи несколько лет ходил в Москве по рукам, официально обсуждался в наших редакциях... (Гладков 1). The novel [Doctor Zhivago] had been circulating in Moscow in manuscript copies for several years, it had been officially under consideration by Soviet publishers., (1a)
    II
    • ХОДИТЬ/ПОЙТИ ПО РУКАМ coll
    [VP; subj: human, female; usu. pfv]
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    ⇒ to have sexual relations with one man after another:
    - X пошла по рукам≈ X began (has been) sleeping around;
    - [in limited contexts] X began (has been) living off men.
         ♦ "Мать, говорит, воровка, по магазинам промышляет, а она сама с пятнадцати по рукам пошла, но разденется, есть на что посмотреть!" (Максимов 1). "She said her mother's a thief, goes around stealing from shops, and that she herself has been living off men since she was fifteen, but when she took her clothes off, she was something to look atr (1a).

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  • 109 ходить по рукам

    I
    • ХОДИТЬ/ПОЙТИ ПО РУКАМ
    [VP; subj: concr, often a noun denoting a written or printed work; more often impfv; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ to be passed from one person to another:
    - X ходил по рукам≈ X was passed from hand to hand;
    - X (was) circulated.
         ♦ Тогда же я прочла "Разговоры со Сталиным" Милована Джиласа. Австралийское издание этой книги... кто-то привёз в Москву, и она ходила по рукам (Аллилуева 2). It was at this time that I read Milovan Djilas' Conversations with Stalin. Someone had brought to Moscow the Australian version of this book, and it was passed from hand to hand (2a).
         ♦ Ходили по рукам полемические сочинения, в которых объяснялось, что горчица есть былие [= былье], выросшее из тела девки-блудницы... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Polemical compositions were handed around, explaining that mustard was a green which grew from the body of a fornicatress.. (1a).
         ♦ [Твардовский] боялся другого, он еще с лета угрожающе выпытывал, не ходит ли роман по рукам? (Солженицын 2). [Tvardovsky's] fears were quite different. That summer he had begun asking menacingly whether the novel was going the rounds (2a).
         ♦ Роман "Доктор Живаго" в рукописи несколько лет ходил в Москве по рукам, официально обсуждался в наших редакциях... (Гладков 1). The novel [Doctor Zhivago] had been circulating in Moscow in manuscript copies for several years, it had been officially under consideration by Soviet publishers., (1a)
    II
    • ХОДИТЬ/ПОЙТИ ПО РУКАМ coll
    [VP; subj: human, female; usu. pfv]
    =====
    ⇒ to have sexual relations with one man after another:
    - X пошла по рукам≈ X began (has been) sleeping around;
    - [in limited contexts] X began (has been) living off men.
         ♦ "Мать, говорит, воровка, по магазинам промышляет, а она сама с пятнадцати по рукам пошла, но разденется, есть на что посмотреть!" (Максимов 1). "She said her mother's a thief, goes around stealing from shops, and that she herself has been living off men since she was fifteen, but when she took her clothes off, she was something to look atr (1a).

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  • 110 подыскивать

    1) General subject: choose, find, grope, line up, look about, look for, look out, shop around (работу, место), cast about (тему для разговора (и т.п.) for), pick out
    2) Bookish: expiscate
    3) Mathematics: seek, try to find

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  • 111 Д-51

    МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ (СМЕНИТЬ) ДЕКОРАЦИИ VP subj: human often infin with пора, надо etc fixed WO
    to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc
    usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not)
    X переменил декорации = ( usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings) X changed his decor
    X changed things around X made some changes X changed the face (the look) of things X put a new face (a fresh face, a new look) on things X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift
    Х-ы переменили декорации - (in refer, to changing one's views etc) Xs changed their tune
    Xs did an about-face Xs shifted their position
    X-y пора переменить декорации - X needs a change of scenery
    iCs time for X to make a change, о ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ NP sing only) = ( usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings) change of decor new face on things new look face-lift (in refer, to one's changing his views etc) change of tune change of heart about-face.
    Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.

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  • 112 П-205

    КУДА НИ ПЛЮНЬ substand subord clause Invar fixed WO
    everywhere, all around
    wherever you look (turn)
    everywhere you look (turn).
    "...У нас музыкой заправляют евреи... Да, да, это все знают. Куда ни плюнь, какой-нибудь Ойстрах или Гилельс...» (Копелев 1). "...The Jews are running our music. Yes, everyone knows that. Wherever you look, there's some Oistrakh or Gilds" (1a).

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  • 113 П-427

    КАК (БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО) ПОТЕРЯННЫЙ ходить, бродить, глядеть и т. п. coll (как etc + AdjP nom only adv
    (to walk around, wander etc) in an unsettled, distressed, confused state, (to look) unsettled, distressed, confused
    like a lost soul
    like a man (a woman) distraught (in limited contexts) with a lost look out of one's senses.
    На жилищных - стояли ряды бараков... громадных, длинных, одинаковых бараков. Попадались палатки. Попадались землянки. Тоже большие и тоже одинаковые. Она бродила среди них как потерянная (Катаев 1). At the habitation sectors stood rows of bar racks... huge, long barracks, all alike, occasionally, tents
    occasionally, sod huts-also large and also all alike She wandered among them like a lost soul (1a).
    Купцы и сидельцы (их было мало), как потерянные, ходили между солдатами, отпирали и запирали свои лавки и сами с молодцами куда-то выносили свои товары (Толстой 6). The shopkeepers and their assistants (of whom there were but few) moved about among the soldiers like men distraught, unlocking their shops, locking them up again, and themselves, together with their shopboys, carrying off armloads of their own goods (6a).
    Соня остановилась в сенях у самого порога, но не переходила за порог и глядела как потерянная, не сознавая, казалось, ничего... (Достоевский 3). Sonya stood in the entryway, just at the threshold but not crossing it, with a lost look, unconscious, as it seemed, of everything... (3c).
    «Заметьте, он над Григорием трудится, обтирает ему платком голову и, убедясь, что он мертв, как потерянный, весь в крови, прибегает опять туда, в дом своей возлюбленной...» (Достоевский 2). "Notice, he takes trouble over Grigory, he wipes his head with a handkerchief, and, convinced that he is dead, he runs, out of his senses, all covered with blood, there, to the house of his sweetheart..." (2a).

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  • 114 Т-244

    ТУЧА ТУЧЕЙ coll NP Invar fixed WO
    1. -ходить, прийти и т. п. Also: мрачный КАК ТУЧА (subjcompl with copula (subj: human or modif) morose, sullen, in a bad mood: (look) gloomy (grim)
    (walk around) as black as thunder (look) (as) black as thunder (look) as black (dark) as a thundercloud.
    «Разумеется, я осел, - проговорил он, мрачный как туча, - но ведь... и ты тоже» (Достоевский 3). "I know I'm a dope," he said, looking black as thunder, "but then...you're one too." (3a).
    2. - кого-чего (quantit subj-compl with copula ( subj / gen
    human or animal)) (in some place there is) a very large or excessive quantity (of animals, insects, or less often, people): (there's) a multitude (a swarm, a throng, a horde) of
    NPs) (there are) droves of NPs) (some place is) swarming (teeming) with NPs).

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  • 115 менять декорации

    • МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ
    [VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):
    - X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;
    - X changed the face < the look> of things;
    - X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;
    - X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;
    || X-ы переменили декорации - [in refer, to changing one's views etc] Xs changed their tune;
    - it's time for X to make a change,
    ○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.
         ♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.

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  • 116 перемена декораций

    • МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ
    [VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):
    - X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;
    - X changed the face < the look> of things;
    - X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;
    - X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;
    || X-ы переменили декорации - [in refer, to changing one's views etc] Xs changed their tune;
    - it's time for X to make a change,
    ○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.
         ♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.

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  • 117 переменить декорации

    • МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ
    [VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):
    - X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;
    - X changed the face < the look> of things;
    - X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;
    - X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;
    || X-ы переменили декорации - [in refer, to changing one's views etc] Xs changed their tune;
    - it's time for X to make a change,
    ○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.
         ♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.

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  • 118 сменить декорации

    • МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ
    [VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):
    - X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;
    - X changed the face < the look> of things;
    - X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;
    - X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;
    || X-ы переменили декорации - [in refer, to changing one's views etc] Xs changed their tune;
    - it's time for X to make a change,
    ○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.
         ♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.

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  • 119 куда ни плюнь

    [subord clause; Invar; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ everywhere, all around:
    - everywhere you look (turn).
         ♦ "...У нас музыкой заправляют евреи... Да, да, это все знают. Куда ни плюнь, какой-нибудь Ойстрах или Гилельс..." (Копелев 1). "...The Jews are running our music. Yes, everyone knows that. Wherever you look, there's some Oistrakh or Gilels" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > куда ни плюнь

  • 120 будто потерянный

    • КАК( БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО) ПОТЕРЯННЫЙ ходить, бродить, глядеть и т.п. coll
    [ как etc + AdjP; nom only; adv]
    =====
    ⇒ (to walk around, wander etc) in an unsettled, distressed, confused state, (to look) unsettled, distressed, confused:
    - [in limited contexts] with a lost look;
    - out of one's senses.
         ♦ На жилищных - стояли ряды бараков... громадных, длинных, одинаковых бараков. Попадались палатки. Попадались землянки. Тоже большие и тоже одинаковые. Она бродила среди них как потерянная (Катаев 1). At the habitation sectors stood rows of bar racks... huge, long barracks, all alike; occasionally, tents; occasionally, sod huts-also large and also all alike She wandered among them like a lost soul (1a).
         ♦ Купцы и сидельцы (их было мало), как потерянные, ходили между солдатами, отпирали и запирали свои лавки и сами с молодцами куда-то выносили свои товары (Толстой 6). The shopkeepers and their assistants (of whom there were but few) moved about among the soldiers like men distraught, unlocking their shops, locking them up again, and themselves, together with their shopboys, carrying off armloads of their own goods (6a).
         ♦ Соня остановилась в сенях у самого порога, но не переходила за порог и глядела как потерянная, не сознавая, казалось, ничего... (Достоевский 3). Sonya stood in the entryway, just at the threshold but not crossing it, with a lost look, unconscious, as it seemed, of everything... (3c).
         ♦ "Заметьте, он над Григорием трудится, обтирает ему платком голову и, убедясь, что он мертв, как потерянный, весь в крови, прибегает опять туда, в дом своей возлюбленной..." (Достоевский 2). "Notice, he takes trouble over Grigory, he wipes his head with a handkerchief, and, convinced that he is dead, he runs, out of his senses, all covered with blood, there, to the house of his sweetheart..." (2a).

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