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21 из последних сил
• ИЗ ПОСЛЕДНИХ СИЛ coll[PrepP; Invar; adv; usu. used with impfv verbs; fixed WO]=====⇒ using whatever small amount of strength, power etc that remains (in s.o. or sth.):- with all (the strength) one has left.♦ "Ветер, снег, не видать ничего. Машина воет, плачет, как живая. Из последних сил взбирается" (Айтматов 1). "The wind, the snow-you couldn't see a thing. The lorry howled and cried like it was alive. It inched forward with its last ounce of strength" (1b).♦ Старик заколебался, кому же дать первому. Помедлив несколько томительных секунд, он вылил воду в скотское дололёное корыто... Пленные из последних сил бросились к корыту (Шолохов 4). The old man did not know who to give the first drink. After a few agonising seconds, he poured the water into the wooden cattle trough....With what was left of their strength, the prisoners threw themselves on it (4a).♦...Стрельба и канонада не только не ослабевали, но усиливались до отчаянности, как человек, который, надрываясь, кричит из последних сил (Толстой 6). [context transl]... The roar of cannons and musketry, far from abating, had increased furiously, like a man exerting himself to the utmost to put forth one final, desperate cry (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > из последних сил
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22 Г-374
ни грана чего NP gen Invar the resulting phrase is usu. subj / gen with нет, не осталось) not the smallest amount ofnot a (one) grain (ounce, bit, iota) of."Я...никогда и в глаза не видела ни одного из обвинённых, не только что всех, - сказала я. - Но в словах, которые о них пишутся, нет ни грана правды. За это я ручаться могу...» (Чуковская 2). UI have never seen one of the accused with my own eyes, let alone all of them," I said. "But there's not one grain of truth in what they write about them. That I can vouch for..." (2a). -
23 ни грана
[NPgen; Invar; the resulting phrase is usu. subj/ gen with нет, не осталось]=====⇒ not the smallest amount of:- not a < one> grain <ounce, bit, iota> of.♦ " Я...никогда и в глаза не видела ни одного из обвинённых, не только что всех, - сказала я. - Но в словах, которые о них пишутся, нет ни грана правды. За это я ручаться могу..." (Чуковская 2). "I have never seen one of the accused with my own eyes, let alone all of them," I said. "But there's not one grain of truth in what they write about them. That I can vouch for..." (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни грана
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24 капелька
жен.1) уменьш. от капляbit, grain, modicum, ounce, dab, driblet, lick, minim; tithe разг.Имейте капельку терпения! — Have a little patience!, have a wee bit of patience!
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25 HONEY
• Cover yourself with honey and the flies will fasten on you - Будь лишь мед, много мух нальнет (Б), Кроткая овца всегда волку по зубам (K)• Daub yourself with honey and you will have plenty of flies - Кроткая овца всегда волку по зубам (K)• Drop of honey catches more flies than a hogshead of vinegar (A) - Медом больше мух наловишь, чем уксусом (M)• Eat your honey, but stop when you are full - Сладок мед, да не по пуду в рот (C)• Flies are easier caught with honey than with vinegar - Ласка вернее таски (Л), Медом больше мух наловишь, чем уксусом (M)• Fly follows the honey (A) - Где мед, там и мухи (Г)• He has honey in his mouth and razor at his girdle - На языке медок, а на сердце ледок (H)• Honey attracts more flies than vinegar - Ласковое слово пуще дубины (Л), Медом больше мух наловишь, чем уксусом (M)• Honey catches more flies than vinegar - Ласка вернее таски (Л), Ласковое слово пуще дубины (Л), Медом больше мух наловишь, чем уксусом (M)• Honey gathers more flies than vinegar - Ласковое слово пуще дубины (Л)• Honey is not for the ass's mouth - Не в коня корм (H)• Honey is sweet, but bees sting (the bee stings) - Ешь мед, да берегись жала (E), Сладко в рот, да горько в глот (C)• Honey tongue, a heart of gall (A) - На языке медок, а на сердце ледок (H)• If you want to gather honey, you must bear the stings of bees - Любить тепло - и дым тер петь (Л), Мед есть - в улей лезть (M)• Lick honey with your little finger - Хорошего понемножку (X)• Make yourself /all/ honey and /the/ flies will devour you - Будь лишь мед, много мух нальнет (Б), Кроткая овца всегда волку по зубам (К), У робкой кошки мышь резвится (У)• More flies are caught with honey than vinegar - Медом больше мух наловишь, чем уксусом (M)• More wasps are caught by honey than by vinegar - Медом больше мух наловишь, чем уксусом (M)• Ounce of honey draws more flies than a gallon of gall (An) - Медом больше мух наловишь, чем уксусом (M)• Sweet as honey, bitter as gall - На языке медок, а на сердце ледок (H)• While honey lies in every flower, no doubt, it takes a bee to take the honey out - Без труда не вытащишь и рыбку из пруда (Б), Где мед, там и пчелы (Г) -
26 давать
•The integration produced Eq. (5-16).
•This treatment produces a paper more suitable for...
•The theory provides a great deal of information on...
•Data for other isotopic forms of the molecule provide additional relations.
•The transistor delivered 15 watts.
•Sources which have a large extension in the image plane exhibit a narrow spectrum in...
•The acid reacts with bases to form (or yield, or give, or produce) arsenates.
•Slow distillation of ammonium acetate furnishes acetamide.
•Transistors gave improved results.
•This method offers minimum losses.
•This company is responsible for over half of Canadian iron ore output.
•The pit is turning out 800 tons of sand a day.
•A 50-50 solder yields joints with higher tensiles.
•One ton of bauxite yields about one ounce of gallium.
•The integration yields (or gives) T2 = 61..
* * *Давать -- to give, to yield, to produce, to deliver; to allow (позволять получать); to present, to represent (представлять); to confer (предоставлять); to portray (изображать); to offer (возможность); to reveal (информацию)The average-wave data gives the most vivid description of the effect of the reef on the wave.This technique yields higher strain rates, on the order of 500 to 3000 s.These tests produced adiabatically-induced transformation bands at strain rates between 10 and 100 s-1.Relationships based on hardness do not allow an accuracy better than about one order of magnitude.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > давать
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27 знай наших!
прост.that's us for you!; we are the ones!; we are the boys (men)!; see, what we can do!; we've done it!Ленин.
А хорошо бы здесь, у самого моря, воздвигнуть огромный электрический замок... Знай наших! (Н. Погодин, Кремлёвские куранты) — Lenin. It would be fine to have a great electric castle right on the coast! We are the ones![Тётя Таля] стопку водки в полстакана объёмом хлопнула в честь гостя и поцеловала донышко с закоренелой лихостью: "Знай наших!" (В. Астафьев, Царь-рыба) — She knocked off a four-ounce tumbler of vodka in honour of her guest and kissed the bottom with an inveterate swagger: 'That's us for you!'
Я заметил, что русские [эмигранты] всюду доброжелательны к нам. Им, должно быть, импонирует внимание местного населения к русской культуре и к нашим фильмам в частности. И они не без гордости, несколько наивно, озирались кругом, как бы говоря: да, это мы, знай наших. (И. Смоктуновский, Мокрый асфальт Вальпараисо) — I have noticed that Russian emigres everywhere are well disposed towards us. I suppose they enjoy the respect the native population shows for Russian culture, including the cinema. They glanced round not without pride rather naively, as if to say, 'See, what we can do!'
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