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Phraseological unit: man of piety -
2 праведник
1) General subject: just person, righteous, saint, zaddik2) Religion: holy man (One eminent for piety or virtue), man of God, righteous man, saint ( A very holy person), (или наоборот) lamedvavnik3) Makarov: holy man4) Christianity: righteous one -
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КАК (БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО) С ЦЕПИ (С ПРИВЯЗИ) СОРВАТЬСЯ coll, often disapprov VP subj: human past or Verbal Adv fixed WO1. ( usu. after вбежал, помчался etc) one ran in, raced, took off etc headlongX вбежал (помчался и т. п.) как с цепи сорвался - X ran in (took off etc) like one possessedX took off etc like a wild animal (like a bat out of hell).2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild mannerX как с цепи сорвался X acted (was) like a mad dog on the loose (a mad dog broke loose)X acted like one possessed X acted like a wild man (woman)).(Кудряш:) Ну, да та (Кабаниха) хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот (Дикой) как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). (К.:) At least she (Kabanova) serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). ( context transl) Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a). -
5 будто с привязи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > будто с привязи сорваться
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6 будто с цепи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > будто с цепи сорваться
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7 как с привязи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как с привязи сорваться
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8 как с цепи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как с цепи сорваться
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9 словно с привязи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > словно с привязи сорваться
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10 словно с цепи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > словно с цепи сорваться
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11 точно с привязи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точно с привязи сорваться
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12 точно с цепи сорваться
[VP; subj: human; past or Verbal Adv; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. after вбежал, помчался etc]⇒ one ran in, raced, took off etc headlong:- X вбежал <помчался и т.п.> как с цепи сорвался≈ X ran in <took off etc> like one possessed;- X took off etc like a wild animal < like a bat out of hell>.2. one acts, behaves etc irrationally, in an extreme, uncontrolled, wild manner:- X acted like a wild man < woman>.♦ [Кудряш:] Ну, да та [Кабаниха] хоть, по крайности, всё под видом благочестия, а этот [Дикой] как с цепи сорвался! (Островский 6). [К.:] At least she [Kabanova] serves her words up with a sauce of piety, but Dikoy - he's like a mad dog broke loose (6b).♦ Словно сорвавшись с цепи, КГБ больше ни перед чем не останавливался (Буковский 1). [context transl] Now, as if let off the leash, the KGB stopped at nothing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точно с цепи сорваться
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