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1 гроша ломаного не стоит
не стоит благодарности — you are welcome; don't mention it
ничего не стоит, никуда не годится — not worth a picayune
нет ни грана; ни гроша не стоит — not worth an ace
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > гроша ломаного не стоит
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2 грош цена
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3 выеденного яйца не стоит
1) General subject: not worth a damn, (гроша ломаного) not worth a pin, not worth a plug nickel, not to be worth a red cent, not to be worth a damn2) Jargon: not worth a hill of beans3) Makarov: not worth a curse, not worth a jigger, not worth a pin, not worth a snapУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выеденного яйца не стоит
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4 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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5 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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6 не стоит выеденного яйца
1) General subject: 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) American English: it doesn't amount to a hill of beans, not worth one thin dimeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > не стоит выеденного яйца
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7 никчёмный
1) General subject: chaffy, drossy, dud, fit for the waste-basket, fit for the waste-paper-basket, good-for-nothing, inutile, ne'er do weel, ne'er do well, ne'er-do-weel (о человеке), ne'er-do-well (о человеке), no-account, not worth (one's) salt, not worth one's salt, punky, refuse, worthless, outcast, piffling, feeble, feckless, nugatory, needless3) Bookish: epicene4) Australian slang: as useful as tits on a bull, for the birds, not worth a crumpet, rip, up to shit5) Jargon: N.G., No good, dead dog, ixnay, kaput, lousy, not dry behind the ears (обычно по возрасту), out to lunch, piss poor, raunchie, raunchy, ronchie, two-bit, wimpy, crusty, hump, humpty-dumpty, jeasely, jeasly, nix, no account, shack, the least6) Invective: shit-stick -
8 никудышный
1) General subject: crook (о чем-л.), crummy, dreadful, fit for the waste-basket, fit for the waste-paper-basket, no account, no-account, punk, punky, trifling, two bit, two-bit, wretched, worthless, ropey, no great shakes2) Colloquial: riffraff4) French: mauvais sujet5) British English: rubbish (She always told everyone I was a rubbish father, even in front of the kids.)6) Australian slang: as useful as tits on a bull, crook (о вещах), no good to gundy, not worth a crumpet7) Jargon: for the birds, sucky, not worth beans, lame8) Invective: screwed-up -
9 ни к чёрту
ни к чёрту < не годится>прост., неодобр.no good at all; lousy; not worth a pin; not an atom of good; not worth a curse (a damn, a darn); not worth shucks Amer.- Плохой из меня конспиратор? - Ни к чёрту! Нервный ты очень. (М. Шолохов, Они сражались за Родину) — 'Not much good at underground work, am I?' 'No good at all! You're too nervy.'
- Я вот почти на десять годов его моложе, а здоровье ни к чёрту. Поизносились на войне. (В. Ерёменко, Слепой дождь) — 'I'm almost ten years younger than him, but my health is lousy. We all got worn out during the war.'
- Мой сын не щадил себя, вёл рассеянный образ жизни. У него лабильная психика, легко ранимая натура, он излишне возбудим, и нервы у него ни к чёрту. (В. Черняк, Час пробил) — 'My son did not spare himself, he led a dissipated life. He's easily hurt, a little unstable mentally, excitable, and his nerves are pretty shot.'
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10 ни гроша
1. not a stiver; not a farthingничтожная сумма; жалкие гроши — dab of money
нет ни грана; ни гроша не стоит — not worth an ace
2. not a rapничтожная сумма, жалкие гроши — just a dab of money
ни гроша; ударять; ударить; постучать; стучать — not a rap
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11 грош
муж.1) half-kopeck coin/piece, half-copeck coin/piece; penny, farthing перен.; разг.; peanut мн. ч.купить что-л. за гроши — to get smth. for peanuts
- жалкие грошигрош цена, гроша ломаного не стоит — not worth a pin; not worth a brass farthing
- ни гроша••за гроши — for a song, for next to nothing
ни за грош — (all) for nothing, (all) in vain
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12 выеденного яйца (гроша ломаного) не стоит
General subject: not worth a pinУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выеденного яйца (гроша ломаного) не стоит
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13 в текущих ценах
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14 в грош не ставить
<ни> в < медный> грош не ставить (кого, что)разг.not care a brass farthing (button, pin, fig, straw) for smb., smth.; not give a damn (curse, darn, hoot) for smb., smth.; think that smb., smth. is not worth a groat; make no account of smb., smth.- Рады вы меня видеть или не рады, для меня решительно всё равно, так как милостивое внимание ко мне господ мужчин я не ставлю ни в грош. (А. Чехов, Три года) — 'Whether you are glad to see me or not is absolutely nothing to me, for I don't care a straw for the gracious attentions of you lords of creation.'
- Ребята, нашего Михаилу циркач в грош не ставит! Не давай в обиду товарища! (Ф. Гладков, Мятежная юность) — 'Listen, fellows, that circus wrestler doesn't think our Mikhailo's worth a groat. Don't let him insult your comrade.'
Лицо Катерины омрачилось. - А меня вот сынок ни в грош не ставит. Только слава, что под одной крышей ночуем. (А. Мусатов, Стожары) — Katerina's face clouded. 'My son doesn't care a pin for me. We sleep under the same roof, and that's about all.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в грош не ставить
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15 грош цена
грош цена < в базарный день> (кому, чему) прост., пренебр., тж. медный (ломаный) грош цена (кому, чему)cf. smb. (smth.) is not worth a brass farthing (a brass button, a damn, a pin)- Такому наитию, брат, грош цена. Решение должно в самом человеке созреть, а не с неба свалиться. (Л. Соболев, Зелёный луч) — 'That sort of inspiration, my friend, isn't worth a damn. A man has to make up his mind for himself, it's not something that comes dropping from heaven.'
- Зачем же создавать фетиши? - сказал Павел Алексеевич. Если нет этической основы, грош всему цена. (Ю. Нагибин, Берендеев лес) — 'Why create fetishes?' Pavel Alexeyevich asked. 'If there's no ethical basis, it's not worth a brass button.'
- Можно отлить тысячу гипсовых Аполлонов или напечатать миллион Джоконд, и всему этому цена будет грош. (Я. Дубов, Беглец) — 'You can make a thousand plaster cast Apollos or print a million Giocondas, and the whole lot won't be worth a broken penny.'
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16 плевка не стоит
прост.cf. not worth a damn (a hang, a button, a bean, a curse, a pin, a fig, a straw)- Любой гвардейский юнкер в вашем положении минуты бы не задумался, потому что оно плевка не стоит; а вы, человек умный, образованный, не хотите хоть сколько-нибудь возвыситься над собой, чтоб спокойно оглядеть как и что... (А. Писемский, Тысяча душ) — 'No junior guardsman in your position would hesitate for a moment, for the whole thing is not worth a curse. And you, a clever, educated man, are unable to rise above yourself for a single moment, to look around you dispassionately.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > плевка не стоит
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17 грош
м.1. half copeck coin; (перен.) penny, farthing2. ( польская мелкая разменная монета) grosz♢
быть без гроша — be penniless, be without a penny, not have a penny to one's nameне иметь ни на грош чего-л. разг. — not have a grain / spark of smth.
этому грош цена, это гроша медного, ломаного не стоит разг. — it is not worth a brass farthing, или twopence
ни в грош не ставить (вн.) разг. — not care / give* a pin / damn (for), not give* a brass farthing (for), not think* much (of)
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18 мне наплевать
1) General subject: I don't care a brass farthing, I don't care a button, I don't care a chip, I don't care a damn, I don't care a feather, I don't care a fig, I don't care a hang, I don't care a pin, I don't care a rap, I don't care a red cent, I don't care a red cent for, I don't care a straw, I don't care a whoop, I don't care shucks about it, I don't give a rat's ass, I don't give a two pins, not worth shucks don't care shucks about it2) Colloquial: see if I care3) American: I don't care a continental4) Makarov: I don't care a groat, don't care shucks about it
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