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1 Hang On, Not Done Accelerating
Jocular: HONDAУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Hang On, Not Done Accelerating
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2 нисколько
1) General subject: I don't mind it, any, any the less (с отрицанием), at all, by no means, naething, never a whit, nix, no whit, none, not a bit, not a bit of it, not a mite, not a snap, not a spark, not a splinter, not a whit, not anywhere near, not at all, not bv a long way, not by a long way, not in the least, not in the least degree, not in the slightest degree, not near, not so, nothing, nowhere near, nuffin, not one jot, not one bit, not a hang2) American: nary3) Mathematics: none at all4) Railway term: no5) Australian slang: zilch6) Jargon: nixie7) Makarov: by a hair's breadth, by no, by no manner of means, for nuts, none (какого-л. качества)8) Emotional: never -
3 ни черта
1) General subject: not a hang (Lingvo)2) Jargon: sweet F.A. -
4 повисать в воздухе
hang in the air; fail to materialize; be pigeonholed- Так вот,... чтобы ваше обещание не повисло в воздухе, чтобы поймать реального, а не подразумеваемого сазана... - извольте идти, проверить насадку и упорно ждать. (М. Шолохов, Они сражались за Родину) — 'Well, then,... so that your promise won't hang in the air, so that you will catch a real and not just implied carp,... you had better go and check your bait and wait patiently for a while.'
Проект Гребенщикова пока не отвергли. Он повис в воздухе. (В. Попов, Обретёшь в бою) — Grebenshchikov design was not rejected. It was only pigeonholed.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > повисать в воздухе
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5 не интересоваться
not interested словосочетание:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > не интересоваться
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6 не отставать
1) General subject: keep apace with (от чего-л., кого-л.), keep pace, keep up, make good one's running, run level with another (от кого-л.), stay, keep pace with, keep up with the Joneses, make good running (от других), keep pace with (от кого-л. или чего-л.), not to take 'no' for an answer (- досаждать просьбами: I'm not the kind of gal to take 'no' for an answer. Jim wasn't taking 'no' for an answer.)2) Jargon: (и в смысле "поторапливаться" и в смысле "идти в ногу со временем") get with the program3) Makarov: hang (hung, hanged), hang about, hang around, catch up4) Marketology: stay abreast -
7 К-259
КОНЦЫ С КОНЦАМИ HE СХОДЯТСЯ ( VP subj. the verb may take the initial position, otherwise fixed WO1. \К-259 (у кого) coll. Also: КОНЦЫ С КОНЦАМИ едва (еле-еле и т. п.) СХОДЯТСЯ coll one can barely support himself (and his family) on the money he has, earns etc: у X-a концы с концами не сходятся ' X can barely make (has trouble making etc) ends meetX can barely keep his head above water X can barely keep body and soul together.Семья у нас большая, работает только муж, концы с концами не сходятся. We have a big family and only my husband works, so we have trouble making ends meet.2. - (в чём) there is a contradiction, a lack of necessary agreement between various aspects of some matter, lines of argumentation etcit doesn't add upthere are a lot of loose ends it doesn't (all) fit together it's full of holes (in refer, to a story) it doesn't hang together.Сначала он (Виктор) всё ожидал удара по затылку, прямо по желваку... а потом решил: вряд ли. Концы с концами не сходились (Стругацкие 1). At first he (Victor) kept on waiting for a blow on the back of his head, right on his lump, then he decided it was unlikely. It didn't fit together (1a).Он утверждает, что не виноват, но в его рассказах концы с концами не сходятся (Марченко 2). According to him, he was innocent, but his story did not hang together (2a).3. the final results of a calculation ( usu. of receipts and expenditures, debits and credits etc) are not what they should be, are not as expectedthe accounts do not balance (out)it doesn't add up. -
8 концы с концами
[VPsubj; the verb may take the initial position, otherwise fixed WO]=====1. концы с концами (у кого) coll. Also: КОНЦЫ С КОНЦАМИ едва (еле-еле и т. п.) СХОДЯТСЯ coll one can barely support himself (and his family) on the money he has, earns etc: у X-a концы с концами не сходятся ≈ X can barely make (has trouble making etc) ends meet; X can barely keep his head above water; X can barely keep body and soul together.♦ Семья у нас большая, работает только муж, концы с концами не сходятся. We have a big family and only my husband works, so we have trouble making ends meet.2. концы с концами (в чём) there is a contradiction, a lack of necessary agreement between various aspects of some matter, lines of argumentation etc:- [in refer, to a story] it doesn't hang together.♦ Сначала он [Виктор] всё ожидал удара по затылку, прямо по желваку... а потом решил: вряд ли. Концы с концами не сходились (Стругацкие 1). At first he [Victor] kept on waiting for a blow on the back of his head, right on his lump, then he decided it was unlikely. It didn't fit together (1a).♦ Он утверждает, что не виноват, но в его рассказах концы с концами не сходятся (Марченко 2). According to him, he was innocent, but his story did not hang together (2a).3. the final results of a calculation (usu. of receipts and expenditures, debits and credits etc) are not what they should be, are not as expected:- it doesn't add up.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > концы с концами
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9 концы с концами не сходятся
[VPsubj; the verb may take the initial position, otherwise fixed WO]=====1. концы с концами не сходятся (у кого) coll. Also: КОНЦЫ С КОНЦАМИ едва (еле-еле и т. п.) СХОДЯТСЯ coll one can barely support himself (and his family) on the money he has, earns etc: у X-a концы с концами не сходятся ≈ X can barely make (has trouble making etc) ends meet; X can barely keep his head above water; X can barely keep body and soul together.♦ Семья у нас большая, работает только муж, концы с концами не сходятся. We have a big family and only my husband works, so we have trouble making ends meet.2. концы с концами не сходятся (в чём) there is a contradiction, a lack of necessary agreement between various aspects of some matter, lines of argumentation etc:- [in refer, to a story] it doesn't hang together.♦ Сначала он [Виктор] всё ожидал удара по затылку, прямо по желваку... а потом решил: вряд ли. Концы с концами не сходились (Стругацкие 1). At first he [Victor] kept on waiting for a blow on the back of his head, right on his lump, then he decided it was unlikely. It didn't fit together (1a).♦ Он утверждает, что не виноват, но в его рассказах концы с концами не сходятся (Марченко 2). According to him, he was innocent, but his story did not hang together (2a).3. the final results of a calculation (usu. of receipts and expenditures, debits and credits etc) are not what they should be, are not as expected:- it doesn't add up.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > концы с концами не сходятся
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10 концы с концами сходятся
[VPsubj; the verb may take the initial position, otherwise fixed WO]=====1. концы с концами сходятся (у кого) coll. Also: КОНЦЫ С КОНЦАМИ едва (еле-еле и т. п.) СХОДЯТСЯ coll one can barely support himself (and his family) on the money he has, earns etc: у X-a концы с концами не сходятся ≈ X can barely make (has trouble making etc) ends meet; X can barely keep his head above water; X can barely keep body and soul together.♦ Семья у нас большая, работает только муж, концы с концами не сходятся. We have a big family and only my husband works, so we have trouble making ends meet.2. концы с концами сходятся (в чём) there is a contradiction, a lack of necessary agreement between various aspects of some matter, lines of argumentation etc:- [in refer, to a story] it doesn't hang together.♦ Сначала он [Виктор] всё ожидал удара по затылку, прямо по желваку... а потом решил: вряд ли. Концы с концами не сходились (Стругацкие 1). At first he [Victor] kept on waiting for a blow on the back of his head, right on his lump, then he decided it was unlikely. It didn't fit together (1a).♦ Он утверждает, что не виноват, но в его рассказах концы с концами не сходятся (Марченко 2). According to him, he was innocent, but his story did not hang together (2a).3. the final results of a calculation (usu. of receipts and expenditures, debits and credits etc) are not what they should be, are not as expected:- it doesn't add up.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > концы с концами сходятся
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11 NAME
• Bad wound is cured, /but/ not a bad name (A) - Легко очернить, нелегко обелить (Л)• Evil wound is cured, not an evil name (An) - Легко очернить, нелегко обелить (Л)• Give a dog a bad name and hang him (and his work is done) - Дурная слава накрепко пристает (Д), Дурное слово, что смола: пристанет - не отлепится (Д), Легко очернить, нелегко обелить (Л)• Give a dog a bad name, and it will stay with him - Дурная слава накрепко пристает (Д)• Give a dog an ill name, and hang him - Легко очернить, нелегко обелить (Л)• Good name is a golden girdle (A) - Денег ни гроша, да слава хороша (Д), Добрая слава дороже богатства (Д)• Good name is a rich heritage (A) - Добрая слава дороже богатства (Д)• Good name is better than riches (gold) (A) - Денег ни гроша, да слава хороша (Д), Добрая слава дороже богатства (Д)• Good name is sooner lost than won (A) - Легко очернить, нелегко обелить (Л)• Good name keeps its lustre in the dark (A) - Алмаз и в грязи виден (A), Золото и в грязи блестит (3)• Good name will shine forever (A) - Доброму добрая память (Д)• He that has an ill name is half hanged - Дурная слава накрепко пристает (Д), Раз украл, а навек вором стал (P)• He who has a bad name is half hanged - Дурная слава накрепко пристает (Д), Раз украл, а навек вором стал (P)• Бумага все терпит wound, but not an ill name, may be healed (An) - Легко очернить, нелегко обелить (Л)• Бумага все терпит wound is cured, /but/ not an ill name (An) - Легко очернить, нелегко обелить (Л)• Names break no bones - Брань на вороту не виснет (Б)• Rose by any other name would smell as sweet (A) - Не смотри на кличку - смотри на птичку (H)• Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me - Брань на вороту не виснет (Б), Словом человека не убьешь (C), Слово не обух - в лоб не бьет (C), Хоть горшком назови, только в печку не ставь (X)• What's in a name? - Не смотри на кличку - смотри на птичку (H) -
12 Легко очернить, нелегко обелить
When you besmirch a per son's reputation, it is very hard for him to recover it See Дурная слава накрепко пристает (Д)Cf: A bad wound is cured, /but/ not a bad name (Br.). An evil wound is cured, not an evil name (Br.). Give a dog a bad name and hang him (Am., Br.). Give a dog a bad name and his work is done (Br.). Give a dog an ill name, and hang him (Br.). Glass, china, and reputations are easily cracked and never well mended (Am.). A good name is sooner lost than won (Am.). An ill wound, but not an ill name, may be healed (Am.). An ill wound is cured, /but/ not an ill name (Am., Br.). A wounded reputation is seldom cured (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Легко очернить, нелегко обелить
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13 всяк сверчок знай свой шесток
1) General subject: stick to last2) Set phrase: know your place!, let every herring hang by its own gill, let every sheep hang by its own shank, let not the cobbler go beyond his last, let the cobbler stick to his last, mind your own business!, the cobbler must stick to his last (said to or about him who should mind his own business and not intend to act beyond the limits of his influence, responsibilities, functions), the cobbler should stick to his last (said to or about him who should mind his own business and not intend to act beyond the limits of his influence, responsibilities, functions), the gunner to his linstock, and the steersman to the helm3) Saying: a shoe-maker must keep to his lastУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > всяк сверчок знай свой шесток
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14 знай, сверчок, свой шесток
Set phrase: know your place!, let every herring hang by its own gill, let every sheep hang by its own shank, let not the cobbler go beyond his last, let the cobbler stick to his last, mind your own business!, the cobbler must stick to his last (said to or about him who should mind his own business and not intend to act beyond the limits of his influence, responsibilities, functions), the cobbler should stick to his last (said to or about him who should mind his own business and not intend to act beyond the limits of his influence, responsibilities, functions), the gunner to his linstock, and the steersman to the helmУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > знай, сверчок, свой шесток
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15 отставать
1) General subject: be behind, be in arrears, be in arrears of (от чего-л.), be slow, be slow (the clock is 10 minutes slow - часы отстают на 10 минут; о часах), come off, desert, drag, estrange, get behind (в движении, учёбе), go behind, hang back, hang behind, lag, leave alone, leave off, loiter, look back, lose (о часах), lose ground, lose time, not to be in the same street with (smb.) (от кого-л.), retard, (от кого-л., например, по каким-то предметам) slip (behind), stand behind, straggle, tail away, tail off, to be behind, to be in arrears (в чём-л.), to be slow (о часах), trail, come back, lose way, be a laggard in sth. (At the moment, our province is a laggard in harnessing the wind.), lose time (о часах), trail behind, (от кого-л. напр. в рейтинге, соревновании и т.д.) trail smb.2) Naval: drop astern, drop back, fall astern3) Medicine: fall off4) Military: fall behind time5) Agriculture: hang off6) Chemistry: be behind schedule8) Economy: fall behind (напр. по уровню развития, темпам роста), lag behind9) Australian slang: mooch10) Automobile industry: decelerate, file over11) Diplomatic term: fall behind (по уровню развития, темпам роста)12) Polymers: delay13) Makarov: detach itself ( from) (отделяться), drag behind, hang off (о лошади в пароконной упряжке), separate from (отделяться), drop behind, fall behind -
16 вот ещё!
разг.what next!; the very idea!; not likely!; heck no!- Погодите, погодите, у нас ведь машина. Федя вас может подвезти. - Вот ещё, - уже на ходу бросила Ксеня. - Это же совсем близко. (Н. Рыленков, Недопетая песня) — 'Hang on, hang on, we've a car, you know. Fedya can take you.' 'The very idea, it's only across the way,' she said already at the door.
- Неужели боишься? - подзадорила меня Лидия Михайловна. - Вот ещё! Ничего я не боюсь. (В. Распутин, Уроки французского) — 'Are you really afraid?' Lydia Mikhailovna stung me. 'Not likely! I'm not afraid of anything.'
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17 хоть бы хны
прост.1) ( полное равнодушие к кому-либо или чему-либо) smb. couldn't carry less; smb. is as cool as a cucumber- А вот и барышня! Идёт себе и хоть бы хны, - преграждая Кате дорогу, сказал урядник Феофан Парокопытов. (Г. Марков, Сибирь) — 'So here's the young lady, walking along as cool as a cucumber!' said the policeman Feofan Parokopytov, barring her way.
2) ( кому) (совершенно безразлично, нисколько не волнует, не трогает что-либо) smb. does not give a hang (a damn, a darn, a fig, a hoot, a pin, a rap, a straw, a tinker's curse); smb. does not care a bit (a brass button)- Единоличники вы несчастные! - пристыдила Тося девчат. - Подруга на первое свидание идёт, а вам хоть бы хны! (Б. Бедный, Девчата) — 'You are a selfish lot,' Tossia said in disgust. 'It's Katya's first date, and you don't give a hang!'
3) ( кому) (всё нипочём, никак не отражается на ком-либо, ничего не делается кому-либо) it's nothing to smb.; smb. won't turn a hair; smb. will never raise a hair- Давай сейчас в Стеклянный сбегаю! Вот увидишь, четвертинку ещё возьму, выпью и хоть бы хны мне будет! Ты ещё меня не знаешь! (С. Баруздин, Речка Воря) — 'Here, I'll go and buy myself another two hundred grams and you'll see - won't turn a hair, not I! You don't know your man, you don't!'
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18 хочу - казню, хочу - милую
погов.if I feel like it I can hang you, if not, I can grant you clemencyВпервые Пахомов находился в столь дурацком положении. Не он, а ему диктовали свою волю, хотят - казнят, хотят - помилуют. (В. Ерёменко, Слепой дождь) — It was the first time Stepan had found himself in such a foolish position. It was not he, but someone else who was dictating his will: if they felt like it they could hang him, if not, they could grant him clemency.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хочу - казню, хочу - милую
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19 гроша ломаного не стоит
1) General subject: dead duck, it is not worth a farthing, it's not worth a (brass) farthing, not worth a bean, not worth a doit, not worth a tinker's damn, not worth a plugged nickel, not to be worth a red cent, not to be worth a damn, worth virtually zilch2) American: not worth a continental3) British English: not worth a brass farthing4) American English: not worth a plugged quarter, not worth a plugged dime5) Makarov: it isn't worth a rap, it's not worth a farthing, not worth a button, not worth a curse, not worth a damn, not worth a darn, not worth a dump, not worth a fig, not worth a groat, not worth a hang, not worth a pin, not worth a plack, not worth a red cent, not worth a snap, not worth a straw, not worth a whoop, not worth an old song, not worth shucksУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гроша ломаного не стоит
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20 гроша медного не стоит
1) General subject: not worth a button, not worth a dump, not worth a red cent, not worth a doit, not worth a straw, not worth a continental, not worth a bean, not worth a plugged nickel, not worth a plugged quarter, not worth a hang, not worth an old song, not worth a pin, it's not worth a farthing, not worth a plugged dime, not worth a whoop, not worth a groat, not worth shucks, not worth a plack2) British English: not worth a brass farthing, it is not worth a farthing3) Makarov: not worth a damn, not worth a snapУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гроша медного не стоит
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