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41 перемывать косточки
разг., ирон., неодобр.pick (pull) smb. to pieces; pick smb.'s bones; rake smb. over the coals; enjoy muckrakingСперва Тося решила, что они говорят о ней, перемывают ей косточки и Илья-изменщик, посмеиваясь, рассказывает Анфисе, какая Тося дурёха: всему верит и чуть ли не кидается ему на шею. (Б. Бедный, Девчата) — At first Tossia thought they were talking about her, pulling her to pieces, and that Ilya was telling Anfissa what a silly fool Tossia was, a simpleton who believed every word he said and practically threw herself at him.
- Тьфу! - плевались деревенские бабы, перемывая Анфисины косточки. - И как глаза у ней от бесстыдства не полопаются! (А. Иванов, Вечный зов) — 'It's outrageous!' the village women fumed as they picked Anfisa's bones. 'It's a wonder she's not ashamed to walk the streets!'
Бабы собирались даже тогда, когда им ничего не надо было покупать. Стоят у прилавка, выстроившись очередью, обсуждают свои дела или перемывают кому-нибудь косточки. (В. Распутин, Деньги для Марии) — Women would come even when they had nothing to buy, merely for the pleasure of grouping together to confide their secrets or rake somebody over the coals.
- И пускай болтают, пускай! - заторопилась Лизанька, чтобы предупредить обиду... - Людям в радость перемыть косточки. (В. Личутин, Любостай) — 'Let them talk, let them!' said Liza hastily, to forestall the feeling of offence... 'People enjoy muckraking.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > перемывать косточки
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42 выявление или разоблачение неправомерных действий в общественной жизни
General subject: muckrakingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выявление или разоблачение неправомерных действий в общественной жизни
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43 кампания по разоблачению злоупотреблений монополий
1) Economy: muckraking movement2) Diplomatic term: muck-raking movementУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кампания по разоблачению злоупотреблений монополий
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44 литература, критикующая коррупцию
Economy: muckraking writingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > литература, критикующая коррупцию
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45 содержащий неприятную информацию
General subject: muckrakingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > содержащий неприятную информацию
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46 Brunnenvergiftung
f1. HIST. well-poisoning, water-poisoning2. fig. pej. calumny* * *Brụn|nen|ver|gif|tungfwell poisoning* * *Brun·nen·ver·gif·tungf1. (Wasservergiftung) well poisoning* * ** * *1. HIST well-poisoning, water-poisoning2. fig pej calumny* * *die water-poisoning; (fig. abwertend) trouble-making -
47 Schmutz
m; -es, kein Pl.2. fig. filth, smut; in den Schmutz ziehen drag through the mud; jemanden mit Schmutz bewerfen sling mud at s.o.; Schmutz und Schund filthy trash* * *der Schmutzgriminess; mess; dirt; dirtiness; muck; filth; filthiness; foulness; grime; smudginess; sordidness; squalor* * *Schmụtz [ʃmʊts]m -es,no pl1) dirt; (= Schlamm auch) mudSchmutz abweisend — dirt-repellent; Kleidung, Teppich etc stain-resistant
2) (fig) filth, dirt, smutjdn/etw in den Schmutz ziehen or zerren — to drag sb/sth through the mud
See:→ bewerfen* * *der1) (any unclean substance, such as mud, dust, dung etc: His shoes are covered in dirt.) dirt2) (anything very dirty or foul: Look at that filth on your boots!) filth3) (dirt which is difficult to remove.) grime4) smuttiness5) (vulgar or indecent talk etc: There is too much smut on television nowadays!) smut* * *<- es>[ʃmʊts]1. (Dreck) dirt\Schmutz abweisend dirt-resistant2. (Schlamm) mud3.▶ \Schmutz und Schund trash and muckraking, scandalmongering▶ jdn/etw in den \Schmutz ziehen to blacken [or form sully] sb's name/sth's reputation, to vilify sb/sth* * *der; Schmutzes1) dirt; (Schlamm) mudetwas macht viel/keinen Schmutz — something makes a great deal of/leaves no mess
jemanden/etwas durch den Schmutz ziehen — (fig.) drag somebody/something through the mud (fig.)
2) (abwertend): (Literatur usw.) filth* * *1. dirt; (Schlamm auch) mud;den Schmutz lösen remove the dirt2. fig filth, smut;in den Schmutz ziehen drag through the mud;jemanden mit Schmutz bewerfen sling mud at sb;Schmutz und Schund filthy trash;Schmutz abweisend stain-resistant* * *der; Schmutzes1) dirt; (Schlamm) mudetwas macht viel/keinen Schmutz — something makes a great deal of/leaves no mess
jemanden/etwas durch den Schmutz ziehen — (fig.) drag somebody/something through the mud (fig.)
2) (abwertend): (Literatur usw.) filth* * *m.dirt n.dirtiness n.filth n.foulness n.grime n.mud n.ordure n.smudginess n.smut n.sordidness n.squalor n. -
48 Skandalblatt
n scandal sheet* * *Skan|dal|blattnt (pej)scandal sheet* * *Skan·dal·blatt* * *Skandalblatt n scandal sheet* * *n.muckraking newspaper n.scandal sheet (press) n. -
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50 buka korupsi
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51 (to) muckrake
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52 (to) muckrake
(to) muckrake /ˈmʌkreɪk/v. i.muckrakern.chi denuncia casi di corruzione; giornalista scandalisticomuckrakingn. [u](spreg.) scandalismo. -
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55 Brunnenvergiftung
Brun·nen·ver·gif·tung f1) ( Wasservergiftung) well poisoning;Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Brunnenvergiftung
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57 afera
/ scandal, (shady) affair, affaire; business scandal korupcionaške -e corrup-tion scandals; nikad nije bio upleten u naj-manju aferau there was never a breath/whiff of scandal about him, coll he's squeaky--clean; razotkrivanje -a muckraking (cam-paign); bora* * *• affair -
58 mocoso
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59 vituperador
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60 movement
1) движение; динамика2) оживление (на рынке)3) изменение (напр. курсов)4) перемещение, передвижение (населения); переезд, переселение5) орг. пр. (трудовое) движение
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