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1 проигрывающий
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2 игра в одни ворота
Началась игра - силовая, жёсткая, бескомпромиссная. Игра, по сути, в одни ворота. Два измученных, теряющих силы путника - и взбесившаяся стихия. (В. Тельпугов, Дыхание костра) — The game had begun - a tough, uncompromising power play. A game, in essence, with one goal-mouth. Two weary travellers who were losing their strength - and the rampaging elements.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > игра в одни ворота
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3 игра игр·а
1) play, game; (рискованная) game, gambleзнать, какую игру кто-л. ведёт — to know / to be up to one's game
испортить игру — to spoil / to crab (smb.'s) game
Азиатские игры — Asian Games, the Asiad
безнадёжная / проигранная игра — lost game; losing game
вести крупную игру — to play high, to play for high stakes
Олимпийские игры — the Olympic Games, the Olympics
зимние / летние Олимпийские игры — the Winter / Summer Olympics / Olympic Games
опасная игра — dangerous / hazardous game
политическая игра — game of politics, political game / gambling
рискованная игра — hazardous / risky game
игра на публику — gallery-hit разг.
теория игры — game theory, theory of games
2) (интриги) intrigue, trickery, ulterior motives3) (на бирже) gamble, gambling, speculationигра на повышение — speculation for the rise / the advance, bull speculation
игра на понижение — speculation for the fall / the decline, bear speculation
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4 карта бита
карта бита (убита) (кого, чья)разг.one holds the losing cards in the game; cf. one's game is up; one's plans fell through; it's all up with one; one has had it- В международной игре карта Турции будет бита. Но Швеция, о, это опаснейший враг за спиной Московии. (А. Толстой, Пётр Первый) — 'Turkey holds the losing cards in the European game. But Sweden - oh, Sweden is the most dangerous foe in Moscow's rear.'
Едва оправившись от испанки, я заболел менингитом. И снова Иван Иваныч не согласился с тем, что моя карта бита. Он часами сидел у моей постели. (В. Каверин, Два капитана) — Hardly had I shaken off the Spanish 'flu than I went down with meningitis. And again it was Ivan Ivanich who did not agree that all was up with me. He sat for hours by my bed.
- Разумно ли тебе ехать? Ты ещё слаб после болезни. - Ничего со мной не сделается. А сделается - туда мне и дорога. Битая карта. (И. Грекова, Кафедра) — 'Is it sensible of you to go? You're still weak from your illness.' 'Nothing will happen to me. And if it does it serves me right. I've had it...'
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5 Н-100
ДО (ПОСЛЕДНЕЙ) НИТКИ PrepP these forms only adv1. промокнуть, вымокнуть и т. п. - coll (to be, get etc) thoroughly wetX промок до нитки - X was (got) soaked to the skinX was (got) drenched (soaked) to the bone X was (got) wet to the bone X was (got) sopping (soaking) wet.В трёх верстах от станции*** стало накрапывать, и через минуту проливной дождь вымочил меня до последней нитки (Пушкин 3). Three versts from the posting-station at ***, a light drizzle began, a minute later it had changed to a driving rain and I was soaked to the skin (3b).2. обобрать кого, проиграть, пропить и т. п. - coll (to rob, gamble away, spend on drinking etc) absolutely all the money one or s.o. hasX обобрал Y-a - = X robbed Y blindX fleeced Y (down to Y's last kopeck (penny etc)) X cleaned Y outX проиграл все - = X gambled away everything down to the last kopeck (penny etc)X lost the shirt off his backX пропил всё - = X drank up every kopeck (penny etc) he had.Костю заметил Бейлис, главный бильярдист Москвы, ввел в лучшие бильярдные, где обыгрывались «фраера», денежные провинциалы, командировочные с казёнными деньгами. С ними Костя был беспощаден, заманивал первым лёгким выигрышем, а потом раздевал до нитки (Рыбаков 2). Не IKostya) had been spotted by Beilis, the top billiards player in Moscow. Beilis took him to the best billiards halls, where they hustled freeloaders, moneyed provincials visiting Moscow on government funds. Kostya was merciless with them. He would con them by losing the first game and then fleece them down to their last kopeck (2a).{extended usage) «Англия и Франция навязали Германии Версаль, репарации, раздели до нитки, отобрали колонии...» (Рыбаков 2). ( context transl) "England and France bound Germany hand and foot at Versailles, the reparations stripped her bare, they took her colonies..." (2a).3. рассказать что, разобрать(ся) в ком-чём, помнить что и т. п. - substand (to tell, analyze, remember etc sth.) completely, thoroughly, including the small details: (down) to the minutest (the smallest, the tiniest, the last) detailin every detail. -
6 до нитки
[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====1. промокнуть, вымокнуть и т.п. до нитки coll (to be, get etc) thoroughly wet:- X was (got) sopping (soaking) wet.♦ В трёх верстах от станции *** стало накрапывать, и через минуту проливной дождь вымочил меня до последней нитки (Пушкин 3). Three versts from the posting-station at ***, a light drizzle began; a minute later it had changed to a driving rain and I was soaked to the skin (3b).2. обобрать кого, проиграть, пропить и т.п. до нитки coll (to rob, gamble away, spend on drinking etc) absolutely all the money one or s.o. has:- X fleeced Y (down to Y's last kopeck <penny etc>);♦ Костю заметил Бейлис, главный бильярдист Москвы, ввел в лучшие бильярдные, где обыгрывались "фраера", денежные провинциалы, командировочные с казёнными деньгами. С ними Костя был беспощаден, заманивал первым лёгким выигрышем, а потом раздевал до нитки (Рыбаков 2). Не [Kostya] had been spotted by Beilis, the top billiards player in Moscow. Beilis took him to the best billiards halls, where they hustled freeloaders, moneyed provincials visiting Moscow on government funds. Kostya was merciless with them. He would con them by losing the first game and then fleece them down to their last kopeck (2a).♦ [extended usage] "Англия и Франция навязали Германии Версаль, репарации, раздели до нитки, отобрали колонии..." (Рыбаков 2). [context transl] "England and France bound Germany hand and foot at Versailles, the reparations stripped her bare, they took her colonies..." (2a).3. рассказать что, разобрать(ся) в ком-чём, помнить что и т.п. - substand (to tell, analyze, remember etc sth.) completely, thoroughly, including the small details:- (down) to the minutest (the smallest, the tiniest, the last) detail;- in every detail.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до нитки
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7 до последней нитки
[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====1. промокнуть, вымокнуть и т.п. до последней нитки coll (to be, get etc) thoroughly wet:- X was (got) sopping (soaking) wet.♦ В трёх верстах от станции *** стало накрапывать, и через минуту проливной дождь вымочил меня до последней нитки (Пушкин 3). Three versts from the posting-station at ***, a light drizzle began; a minute later it had changed to a driving rain and I was soaked to the skin (3b).2. обобрать кого, проиграть, пропить и т.п. до последней нитки coll (to rob, gamble away, spend on drinking etc) absolutely all the money one or s.o. has:- X fleeced Y (down to Y's last kopeck <penny etc>);|| X проиграл все до последней нитки ≈ X gambled away everything down to the last kopeck (penny etc);♦ Костю заметил Бейлис, главный бильярдист Москвы, ввел в лучшие бильярдные, где обыгрывались "фраера", денежные провинциалы, командировочные с казёнными деньгами. С ними Костя был беспощаден, заманивал первым лёгким выигрышем, а потом раздевал до нитки (Рыбаков 2). Не [Kostya] had been spotted by Beilis, the top billiards player in Moscow. Beilis took him to the best billiards halls, where they hustled freeloaders, moneyed provincials visiting Moscow on government funds. Kostya was merciless with them. He would con them by losing the first game and then fleece them down to their last kopeck (2a).♦ [extended usage] "Англия и Франция навязали Германии Версаль, репарации, раздели до нитки, отобрали колонии..." (Рыбаков 2). [context transl] "England and France bound Germany hand and foot at Versailles, the reparations stripped her bare, they took her colonies..." (2a).3. рассказать что, разобрать(ся) в ком-чём, помнить что и т.п. до последней нитки substand (to tell, analyze, remember etc sth.) completely, thoroughly, including the small details:- (down) to the minutest <the smallest, the tiniest, the last> detail;- in every detail.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до последней нитки
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8 проигрыш в игре
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9 победа «всухую»
победа «всухую»
Хоккейная игра, в которой проигравшая команда не забила ни одного гола.
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shut-out shutout (SO)
Hockey game in which the losing team does not score a single goal.
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