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61 удовлетворительный
1) General subject: all right, alright, fair, satisfactory, tolerable, up to the mark, passable, working (т.е. не идеальный, не совершенный, но подходящий для определенных целей - a working knowledge of...), gratifying (The results were extremely gratifying. - крайне удовлетворительные), decentish2) Colloquial: hunky dory3) Mathematics: reasonable4) Railway term: passable (напр. решение приёмщика ОТК)5) Economy: satisfactory ad)6) Jargon: Hunk, boo, cool, hunky-dory, ice, piece of ice, plummy, up to scratch, up to snuff, rosy, high-res, hi-res, copasetic, in there, lush, ready the ready7) Information technology: satisfying9) Quality control: fair (о качестве)10) Makarov: sufficient11) Taboo: tidyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > удовлетворительный
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62 хмельное
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63 цветущий
1) General subject: abloom, as fresh as a daisy, blooming, bloomy, blowing, bonny, efflorescent, exuberant, florescent, flourishing, flowered, flowering, fresh, full blown, full-blown, green, holesome, in bud, lusty, palmy, pert (о растении), prime, prosperous, rosy, ruddy (о здоровье), sanguine, thrifty, thriving, tidy, wholesome, fresh as a daisy3) American: pert4) Obsolete: well-liking6) Architecture: roseate7) Makarov: blossoming, lush -
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С КРУГУ (-а) спиться substand PrepP these forms only adv(to become) an inveterate drunkard: (become) a (hopeless) lush (souse, drunk). -
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ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ VP1. Also: ВСТУПАТЬ/ВСТУПИТЬ В (ЗАКОННУЮ) СИЛУ ( subj: закон, постановление, приговор etc) to become legal, effectiveX вступил в силу - X took (went into) effectX went (came) into force (in limited contexts) X became law.Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ (уничтожить всех голубей) вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order (to destroy all pigeons) went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. (subj: human to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc)X вошёл в силу - X gained power (influence)X established himself X came into his own.Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lull у, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их (Ленина и Инессу), только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов П-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them (Lenin and Inessa), before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs (subj: human or concr) (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitalityX вошёл в силу = (of a person) X regained (got back) his strengthX was on the mend (on the upswing) (of a bush, tree etc) X got big (became lush etc). -
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(ДА) И ТО СКАЗАТЬ coll these forms only sent adv (parenth) precedes the statement with which it is used fixed WOused for emphasis with a statement that corroborates, explains, justifies etc sth. previously statedafter all(in limited contexts) and with good reason (and) well one might.«Вам трудно, да все же вы дома а они - видите, до чего они дошли, - сказал он (Кутузов), указывая на пленных. -Хуже нищих последних... А и то сказать, кто же их к нам звал? Поделом им...» (Толстой 7). "...It is hard for you, but still you are at home while they-you see what they have come to," he (Kutuzov) said, pointing to the prisoners. "Worse off than our poorest beggars....But after all, who asked them here? Serves them right..." (7b).Парк, молодая красавица, ресторан на воде, рубль нищему - такое злачное количество другой жизни ослепило и Леву, и он пошел домой, раздавленный. И то сказать, -время ещё было тяжелое... (Битов 2). A park, a beautiful young woman, a restaurant on the water, a ruble for a beggar-such a lush quantity of other life dazzled Lyova, too, and he went home overwhelmed. Well he might, times were still hard... (2a). -
67 с круга
• С КРУГУ <-а> спиться substand[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to become) an inveterate drunkard:- (become) a (hopeless) lush <souse, drunk>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с круга
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68 с кругу
• С КРУГУ <-а> спиться substand[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to become) an inveterate drunkard:- (become) a (hopeless) lush <souse, drunk>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с кругу
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69 войти в силу
• ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ[VP]=====⇒ to become legal, effective:- [in limited contexts] X became law.♦ Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ [уничтожить всех голубей] вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order [to destroy all pigeons] went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc):- X came into his own.♦ Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lully, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).♦ To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их [Ленина и Инессу], только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов Н-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them [Lenin and Inessa], before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs [subj: human or concr]⇒ (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitality:- [of a bush, tree etc] X got big (became lush etc).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > войти в силу
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70 вступать в законную силу
• ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ[VP]=====⇒ to become legal, effective:- [in limited contexts] X became law.♦ Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ [уничтожить всех голубей] вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order [to destroy all pigeons] went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc):- X came into his own.♦ Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lully, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).♦ To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их [Ленина и Инессу], только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов Н-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them [Lenin and Inessa], before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs [subj: human or concr]⇒ (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitality:- [of a bush, tree etc] X got big (became lush etc).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вступать в законную силу
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71 вступать в силу
• ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ[VP]=====⇒ to become legal, effective:- [in limited contexts] X became law.♦ Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ [уничтожить всех голубей] вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order [to destroy all pigeons] went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc):- X came into his own.♦ Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lully, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).♦ To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их [Ленина и Инессу], только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов Н-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them [Lenin and Inessa], before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs [subj: human or concr]⇒ (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitality:- [of a bush, tree etc] X got big (became lush etc).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вступать в силу
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72 вступить в законную силу
• ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ[VP]=====⇒ to become legal, effective:- [in limited contexts] X became law.♦ Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ [уничтожить всех голубей] вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order [to destroy all pigeons] went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc):- X came into his own.♦ Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lully, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).♦ To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их [Ленина и Инессу], только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов Н-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them [Lenin and Inessa], before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs [subj: human or concr]⇒ (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitality:- [of a bush, tree etc] X got big (became lush etc).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вступить в законную силу
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73 вступить в силу
• ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ[VP]=====⇒ to become legal, effective:- [in limited contexts] X became law.♦ Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ [уничтожить всех голубей] вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order [to destroy all pigeons] went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc):- X came into his own.♦ Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lully, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).♦ To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их [Ленина и Инессу], только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов Н-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them [Lenin and Inessa], before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs [subj: human or concr]⇒ (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitality:- [of a bush, tree etc] X got big (became lush etc).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вступить в силу
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74 входить в силу
• ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ[VP]=====⇒ to become legal, effective:- [in limited contexts] X became law.♦ Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ [уничтожить всех голубей] вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order [to destroy all pigeons] went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc):- X came into his own.♦ Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lully, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).♦ To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их [Ленина и Инессу], только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов Н-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them [Lenin and Inessa], before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs [subj: human or concr]⇒ (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitality:- [of a bush, tree etc] X got big (became lush etc).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > входить в силу
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75 да и то сказать
• (ДА) И ТО СКАЗАТЬ coll[these forms only; sent adv (parenth); precedes the statement with which it is used; fixed WO]=====⇒ used for emphasis with a statement that corroborates, explains, justifies etc sth. previously stated:- after all;- [in limited contexts] and with good reason;- (and) well one might.♦ "Вам трудно, да все же вы дома; а они - видите, до чего они дошли, - сказал он [Кутузов], указывая на пленных. - Хуже нищих последних... А и то сказать, кто же их к нам звал? Поделом им..." (Толстой 7). "...It is hard for you, but still you are at home while they-you see what they have come to," he [Kutuzov] said, pointing to the prisoners. "Worse off than our poorest beggars....But after all, who asked them here? Serves them right..." (7b).♦ Парк, молодая красавица, ресторан на воде, рубль нищему - такое злачное количество другой жизни ослепило и Леву, и он пошел домой, раздавленный. И то сказать, - время ещё было тяжелое... (Битов 2). A park, a beautiful young woman, a restaurant on the water, a ruble for a beggar-such a lush quantity of other life dazzled Lyova, too, and he went home overwhelmed. Well he might; times were still hard... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > да и то сказать
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76 и то сказать
• (ДА) И ТО СКАЗАТЬ coll[these forms only; sent adv (parenth); precedes the statement with which it is used; fixed WO]=====⇒ used for emphasis with a statement that corroborates, explains, justifies etc sth. previously stated:- after all;- [in limited contexts] and with good reason;- (and) well one might.♦ "Вам трудно, да все же вы дома; а они - видите, до чего они дошли, - сказал он [Кутузов], указывая на пленных. - Хуже нищих последних... А и то сказать, кто же их к нам звал? Поделом им..." (Толстой 7). "...It is hard for you, but still you are at home while they-you see what they have come to," he [Kutuzov] said, pointing to the prisoners. "Worse off than our poorest beggars....But after all, who asked them here? Serves them right..." (7b).♦ Парк, молодая красавица, ресторан на воде, рубль нищему - такое злачное количество другой жизни ослепило и Леву, и он пошел домой, раздавленный. И то сказать, - время ещё было тяжелое... (Битов 2). A park, a beautiful young woman, a restaurant on the water, a ruble for a beggar-such a lush quantity of other life dazzled Lyova, too, and he went home overwhelmed. Well he might; times were still hard... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и то сказать
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77 буйный
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78 густой
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79 пышный
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violent, turbulent, wild; (тк. о страстях) ungovernable; ( о веселье) uproarious; ( пышный) luxuriant, lush, profuseбуйный сумасшедший — violent / raving lunatic
См. также в других словарях:
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lush — index fertile Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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