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81 fake
̈ɪfeɪk I
1. сущ.;
мор. бухта каната
2. гл.;
мор. укладывать( канат, трос) в бухты Syn: coil
2. II
1. сущ.;
разг.
1) хитрость, обман, мошенничество Syn: trick
1., invention, dodge
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2) подделка;
подлог, фальшивка Syn: forgery, fraud, sham
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3) обманщик, мошенник, шарлатан Syn: impostor, charlatan
4) спорт финт
2. прил. поддельный, фальшивый fake fur ≈ искусственный мех Fake whisky, the symptoms following consumption are similar to those of gastric poisoning. ≈ Симптомы после употребления поддельного виски схожи с симптомами отравления. Syn: counterfeit
2., sham
2., spurious
3. гл.;
сл.
1) а) (воровской жаргон) грабить, убивать б) подделывать, фальсифицировать, фабриковать( обыкн. fake up) Do you really think that you can deceive experienced art dealers with an oil painting that you have faked up? ≈ Ты в самом деле думаешь, что сможешь обмануть продавцов картин своими масляными подделками? You can easily fake up an excuse to avoid going out with him. ≈ Да тебе же проще простого придумать какой-нибудь предлог, чтобы не ходить с ним. What else could the poor old chap do but fake up an answer fit for publication? ≈ Бедняге ничего не остается, как состряпать ответ, пригодный для публикации. Syn: doctor
2., tamper with в) мошенничать, обжуливать (тж. fake out) You could try to fake out the teacher by handing in your book as though you'd done the work: he may not mark the books anyway. ≈ Можешь попытаться обмануть учителя так: дать ему свою тетрадку, хоть ты и не сделал задание;
вдруг он не будет смотреть ее? г) прикидываться, притворяться I hid my face in my hands and faked some sobs. ≈ Я закрыл лицо руками и притворился, что рыдаю. Syn: counterfeit
3., simulate, pretend д) спорт финтить
2) импровизировать( о джазовых музыкантах) Whistle a few bars... and I'll fake the rest. ≈ Насвисти несколько тактов, а я сымпровизирую остальное. Syn: improvise, ad-lib( морское) кольцо, бухта каната;
шлаг (троса) (геология) песчанистый сланец( техническое) мягкий припой для ювелирных работ( морское) укладывать( канат в бухты) (разговорное) подделка;
подлог;
фальшивка;
(газетная) "утка" - the painting was not Renoir, but a * картина оказалась не Ренуаром, а подделкой под него подчищенная марка( в коллекции) плутовство, мошенничество ( редкое) мошенник, обманщик;
самозванец( спортивное) финт - * blow ложный удар (фехтование) подделывать;
фальсифицировать;
фабриковать (тж. * up) - to * results подделать результаты мошенничать, дурачить;
обманывать - he was not telling the truth, but was faking он не говорил правду, а морочил нас притворяться, прикидываться - to * surprise притворяться удивленным - she *d illness so she did not have to go to school чтобы не пойти в школу, она прикинулась больной /симулировала болезнь/ (спортивное) делать финт (жаргон) грабить;
убивать > to * a line (театроведение) нести отсебятину;
импровизировать fake театр. импровизировать ~ мошенничать, обжуливать ~ мошенничать ~ мошенничество ~ плутовство ~ подделка;
фальшивка ~ подделка ~ подделывать, фабриковать (обыкн. fake up) ~ подделывать, фальсифицировать ~ подделывать ~ подлог ~ прикидываться ~ мор. укладывать (канат) в бухту ~ фабриковать ~ фальсифицировать ~ фальшивка -
82 decent
'di:snt1) (fairly good; of fairly good quality: a decent standard of living.) decente2) (kindly, tolerant or likeable: He's a decent enough fellow.) amable3) (not vulgar or immoral; modest: Keep your language decent!) decente•- decency- decently
decent adj decentetr['diːsənt]1 (socially acceptable- dress, behaviour, language) decente, decoroso,-a; (person) decente, honrado,-a■ are you decent? ¿estás presentable?2 (adequate - meal, wage, housing) decente, adecuado,-a3 familiar (nice, kind) bueno,-a, amable■ that's jolly decent of you, old chap! ¡muy amable de tu parte, querido amigo!\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto do the decent thing hacer lo que es correcto, hacer lo que se debedecent ['di:sənt] adj1) correct, proper: decente, decoroso, correcto2) clothed: vestido, presentable3) modest: púdico, modesto4) adequate: decente, adecuadodecent wages: paga adecuadaadj.• decente adj.• honesto, -a adj.'diːsṇt1)a) ( appropriate) <language/conduct/dress> decente, decorosoare you decent? — ¿estás presentable?
to do the decent thing — hacer* lo que corresponde or es correcto
b) ( respectable) decente2) ( acceptable) < person> pasable, aceptable; <meal/housing> decente, como es debido3) ( kind) amable['diːsǝnt]ADJ1) (=respectable) [person, house] decente; (=proper) [clothes, behaviour, language] decoroso, decenteare you decent? — hum ¿estás visible?
2) (=kind) amablehe was very decent to me — fue muy amable conmigo, se portó muy bien conmigo
3) (=passable) [salary, meal] adecuado, decente* * *['diːsṇt]1)a) ( appropriate) <language/conduct/dress> decente, decorosoare you decent? — ¿estás presentable?
to do the decent thing — hacer* lo que corresponde or es correcto
b) ( respectable) decente2) ( acceptable) < person> pasable, aceptable; <meal/housing> decente, como es debido3) ( kind) amable -
83 crusty
{'krʌsti}
1. с/като/от кора, покрит с (дебела) кора, твърд
2. свадлив, раздразнителен, остър, рязък* * *{'kr^sti} а 1. с/като/от кора; покрит с (дебела) кора; твърд;* * *урсуз; рязък; свадлив; раздразнителен;* * *1. с/като/от кора, покрит с (дебела) кора, твърд 2. свадлив, раздразнителен, остър, рязък* * * -
84 laddie
n. 젊은이, 총각, 자네(old chap) -
85 poor
1. adjective1) arm2) (inadequate) schlecht; schwach [Rede, Spiel, Leistung, Gesundheit]; dürftig [Essen, Kleidung, Unterkunft, Entschuldigung]be poor at maths — etc. schlecht od. schwach in Mathematik usw. sein
that's pretty poor! — das ist reichlich dürftig od. (ugs.) ganz schön schwach
4) (unfortunate) arm (auch iron.)5) (infertile) karg, schlecht [Boden, Land]6) (spiritless, pathetic) arm [Teufel, Dummkopf]; armselig, (abwertend) elend [Kreatur, Stümper]7) (deficient) arm (in an + Dat.)poor in content/ideas/vitamins — inhalts- / ideen- / vitaminarm
8)2. plural nountake a poor view of — nicht [sehr] viel halten von; für gering halten [Aussichten, Chancen]
* * *[puə] 1. adjective1) (having little money or property: She is too poor to buy clothes for the children; the poor nations of the world.) arm3) (deserving pity: Poor fellow!) arm•- academic.ru/56778/poorness">poorness- poorly 2. adjective(ill: He is very poorly.) kränklich* * *[po:ʳ, AM pʊr]I. adj\poor man's caviar der Kaviar des armen Mannesa \poor area/family/country eine arme Region/Familie/ein armes Landtheir French is still quite \poor ihr Französisch ist noch ziemlich bescheidenmargarine is a \poor substitute for butter Margarine ist ein minderer Ersatz für Butterto give a \poor account of oneself sich akk von seiner schlechtesten Seite zeigen\poor attendance geringer Besucherandranga \poor excuse eine faule Ausredehe must be a \poor excuse for a carpenter if... er muss ein ziemlich mieser Tischler sein, wenn...\poor eyesight/hearing schlechtes Seh-/Hörvermögen\poor harvest schlechte Ernteto be in \poor health in schlechtem gesundheitlichen Zustand seinto be a \poor loser ein schlechter Verlierer/eine schlechte Verliererin sein\poor memory schlechtes Gedächtnisto be a \poor sailor seeuntauglich sein\poor showing armselige Vorstellung\poor soil karger Boden\poor visibility schlechte Sichtyou \poor thing! du armes Ding!Iceland is \poor in natural resources Island hat kaum Bodenschätzein my \poor opinion meiner unmaßgeblichen Meinung nach6.▶ to take a \poor view of sth etw missbilligen [o nicht gerne sehenII. n▪ the \poor pl die Armen pl* * *[pʊə(r)]1. adj (+er)1) armto get or become poorer — ärmer werden, verarmen
he was now one thousand pounds (the) poorer —
poor whites —
it's the poor man's Mercedes/Monte Carlo (inf) — das ist der Mercedes/das Monte Carlo des kleinen Mannes (inf)
poor relation (fig) — Sorgenkind nt
2) (= not good) schlecht; (= meagre) mangelhaft; health, effort, performance, excuse schlecht, schwach; sense of responsibility, leadership schwach; soil mager, schlecht; quality schlecht, minderwertigto show sb/sth in a poor light — jdn/etw in einem schlechten Licht darstellen
she was a very poor swimmer — sie war ein sehr schlechter Schwimmer
he is a poor traveller/flier — er verträgt Reisen/Flugreisen nicht gut
fruit wines are a poor substitute for grape wine —
we had a poor time of it last night — gestern Abend lief auch alles schief (inf)
that's poor consolation —
it's a poor thing for Britain if... — es ist schlecht für Großbritannien, wenn...
it will be a poor day for the world when... — es wird ein schwarzer Tag für die Welt sein, wenn...
this is a pretty poor state of affairs — das sieht aber gar nicht gut aus
it's very poor of them not to have replied — es ist sehr unhöflich, dass sie uns etc (dat) nicht geantwortet haben
he showed a poor grasp of the facts —
she was always poor at languages —
hospitals are poor at collecting information — Krankenhäuser sind schlecht im Sammeln von Informationen
you poor ( old) chap (inf) — du armer Kerl (inf)
she's all alone, poor woman — sie ist ganz allein, die arme Frau
poor things, they look cold —
poor miserable creature that he is... — armseliger Kerl or Tropf (inf), der er ist...
it fell to my poor self to... — es blieb meiner Wenigkeit (dat) überlassen, zu... (iro)
2. pl* * *2. arm, ohne Geldreserven, schlecht fundiert (Staat, Verein etc)3. armselig, ärmlich, kümmerlich (Leben etc), (Frühstück etc auch) dürftig:poor dresses pl ärmliche Kleidung4. mager (Boden, Erz, Vieh etc), schlecht, unergiebig (Boden, Ernte etc)5. fig arm (in an dat), schlecht, mangelhaft, schwach (Gesundheit, Leistung, Spieler, Sicht, Verständigung etc):he’s a poor eater er ist ein schlechter Esser;a poor lookout schlechte Aussichten pl;poor in spirit BIBEL arm im Geiste, geistig arm6. pej jämmerlich (Kreatur etc)poor me! ich Ärmste(r)!;my poor mother meine arme ( oft verstorbene) Mutter;* * *1. adjective1) arm2) (inadequate) schlecht; schwach [Rede, Spiel, Leistung, Gesundheit]; dürftig [Essen, Kleidung, Unterkunft, Entschuldigung]be poor at maths — etc. schlecht od. schwach in Mathematik usw. sein
that's pretty poor! — das ist reichlich dürftig od. (ugs.) ganz schön schwach
4) (unfortunate) arm (auch iron.)poor you! — du Armer/Arme!; du Ärmster/Ärmste!
5) (infertile) karg, schlecht [Boden, Land]6) (spiritless, pathetic) arm [Teufel, Dummkopf]; armselig, (abwertend) elend [Kreatur, Stümper]7) (deficient) arm (in an + Dat.)poor in content/ideas/vitamins — inhalts- / ideen- / vitaminarm
8)2. plural nountake a poor view of — nicht [sehr] viel halten von; für gering halten [Aussichten, Chancen]
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86 be on one's ear
1) амер.; разг. возмущаться, прийти в бешенство, в ярость, взбелениться‘Now, I'm just asking this as a question,’ Jameson said. ‘There's no call to get up on your ear about it...’ (E. S. Gardner, ‘The Case of the Buried Clock’, ch. 5) — - Я только задаю вопрос, - сказал Джеймсон. - Не следует так возмущаться.
Don't get on your ear about it. (DAS) — Нечего беситься из-за этого.
2) австрал. напитьсяThe old chap has "got on his ear" in Sydney. (K. S. Prichard, ‘Black Opal’, ch. II) — Старик крепко выпил в Сиднее.
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87 find one's level
занять подобающее место, найти своё место (в жизни, науке)Don't worry, old chap. When you get a bit older you'll find your level. — Не беспокойся, старик. Вот подрастешь и найдешь свое место в жизни.
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88 get one's teeth into smth.
(get (have или sink) one's teeth into smth.)крепко, горячо взяться за что-л.The old chap should find that Charles V. was not to be defied; that when he got his teeth into a thing, he did not let it go. (J. Galsworthy, ‘Caravan’, ‘A Stoic’) — Старик еще убедится в том, что Чарлза В. не удастся игнорировать, что раз он всерьез взялся за что-либо, то он уж это не бросит.
...I really want to get my teeth into this thing. (E. Lathen, ‘Accounting for Murder’, ch. 2) —...я хочу провести эту ревизию самым дотошным образом.
For the first time in years they'll have a real live issue to get their teeth into, and Deitz and company will make the most of it. (A. Hailey, ‘In High Places’, ch. V) — Впервые за многие годы возник жизненно важный вопрос, который оппозиция может использовать с максимальной для себя выгодой. Дейц и компания не упустят своего.
Large English-Russian phrasebook > get one's teeth into smth.
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89 hold one's end up
разг.(hold (или keep) one's end up (тж. hold или keep up one's end))1) не сдаваться, не падать духом; не подкачать, быть на высоте, держаться молодцом [этим. спорт. (крикет)]When it comes to sarcasming, I reckon I know how to keep my end up. (M. Twain, ‘A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court’, ch. 24) — Когда дело доходит до насмешек, смею думать, со мной тягаться нелегко.
He expected to have caught her out in some little game with Bosinney; but not a bit of it; she kept up her end remarkably well. (J. Galsworthy, ‘The Man of Property’, part II, ch. IX) — Дарти старался поймать Ирэн на какой-нибудь "шалости" с Босини, но тщетно. Она держалась безупречно.
2) внести свою долю, выполнить своё обещаниеBob said he would lend me his bicycle if I repaired the flat tyre, but he didn't keep up his end of the bargain. (DAI) — Боб сказал, что одолжит мне велосипед, если я сменю ему спущенную шину, но он не выполнил своего обещания.
Susan kept up her end of the conversation, but Bill did not talk very much. (DAI) — Сузан приняла участие в разговоре, а Билл говорил очень мало.
3) сводить концы с концами, продержатьсяA: "I wish you would let me give you some money until you can find work." B: "No, thanks, old chap, though it is awfully good of you. I shall manage to keep my end somehow or other." (SPI) — А: "Позвольте одолжить вам денег, пока вы не найдете работу. Б. Спасибо, старина, я очень тронут. Но я как-нибудь продержусь."
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90 hope to hell
разг.A: "Do you think it'd be any good if I spoke to one of our Directors? He might know of a job going which would suit you?" B: "I wish to hell you would, old chap. I should be most awfully grateful." (SPI) — А: "А не поговорить ли мне с одним из наших директоров? Может, у него есть на примете вакантная должность, которая вас устроит? Б. Мне чертовски хочется этого, старина. я буду ужасно благодарен."
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91 put one's shoulder to the wheel
энергично взяться за дело, приналечьThis has been made a test case, all who would prosper in the future must put a shoulder to the wheel. (R. L. Stevenson, ‘Catriona’, ch. VI) — Это пробный камень. Всякий, кто хочет преуспеть в будущем, должен горячо взяться за дело.
...you must put your shoulder to the wheel, old chap. You've had a fine long holiday. (J. Joyce, ‘A Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man’, ch. II) —...тебе пора за дело взяться, старина. Ты ведь хорошо отдохнул.
Large English-Russian phrasebook > put one's shoulder to the wheel
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92 thumbs up!
отлично!, чудесно!, вот это здорово! (восклицание, выражающее удовлетворение или удовольствие); см. тж. be thumbs up и thumbs downThe proprietress was surprised at their paying, or she was struggling with an effort to charge nothing, but she took the money in her thin cupped hand. ‘God be with you,’ she said. ‘Thumbs up!’ said Harold. (J. Lindsay, ‘We Shall Return’, ch. XV) — Владелица кафе не то была удивлена, что они хотели заплатить ей, не то пыталась побороть в себе порыв ничего с них не брать, но все-таки протянула, сложив горсточкой, тонкую руку и взяла деньги. - Да благословит вас Бог, - сказала она. - Вот это правильно! - одобрил Гарольд.
It's thumbs up, old chap. You've drawn the winner this time. (DEI) — Все в порядке, старина, на этот раз ты вышел победителем.
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93 show
A n1 ( as entertainment) Theat, gen spectacle m ; ( particular performance) représentation f ; Cin séance f ; Radio, TV émission f ; ( of slides) projection f ; live show Radio, TV émission en direct ; US ( sex show) spectacle érotique ; to put on ou stage a show monter un spectacle ; family show spectacle pour tous ; on with the show! ( as introduction) place au spectacle! ; ( during performance) que la représentation continue! ; the show must go on lit la représentation doit avoir lieu vaille que vaille ; fig il faut continuer vaille que vaille ; to do ○ ou take in ○ a show s'offrir un spectacle ;2 Comm (as promotion, display) (of cars, boats etc) salon m ; ( of fashion) défilé m ; (of flowers, crafts) exposition f ; motor/boat show salon de l'auto/de la navigation ; flower show exposition florale ; to be on show être exposé ;3 ( outward display) ( of feelings) semblant m (of de) ; ( of strength) démonstration f (of de) ; ( of wealth) étalage m (of de) ; a show of affection/defiance un semblant d'affection/de rébellion ; a show of unity une démonstration d'unité ; to make ou put on a (great) show of doing s'évertuer pour la galerie à faire ; to put on a show poser pour la galerie ; he made a show of gratitude/concern il a affiché sa gratitude/sa sollicitude ; to be all show n'être que de la comédie ; to be all for ou just for show être de l'esbroufe ○ ; the glitter and show of the circus l'éclat et la splendeur du cirque ; the roses make a splendid show les roses sont un véritable ravissement pour l'œil ;4 ( performance) he put up a good/poor show c'était parfait/lamentable ; it was a poor show not to thank them ce n'était pas très adroit de ne pas les remercier ; good show old chap† bravo mon ami† ;5 ○ (business, undertaking) affaire f ; she runs the whole show c'est elle qui fait marcher l'affaire ; to run one's own show avoir sa propre affaire ; it's not his show ce n'est pas lui qui prend les décisions ;1 ( present for viewing) montrer [person, object, photo] (to à) ; présenter [ticket, fashion collection] (to à) ; [TV channel, cinema] passer [film] ; the explosion was shown on the evening news ils ont montré l'explosion aux informations du soir ; to show sb sth montrer qch à qn ; show him your book montre-lui ton livre ; to show sb reclining/being arrested montrer qn étendu/en train d'être arrêté ; to be shown on TV/at the cinema passer à la télé/au cinéma ;3 ( reveal) montrer [feeling, principle, fact] ; [garment] laisser voir [underclothes, dirt, stain] ; [patient] présenter [symptoms] ; to show interest in montrer de l'intérêt pour ; to show that bien montrer que ; to show how/why/when etc montrer comment/pourquoi/quand etc ;4 ( indicate) montrer [object, trend, loss, profit, difficulty] ; indiquer [time, direction, area] ; to show sb where to go indiquer à qn où aller ; the lights are showing red les feux sont au rouge ;5 (demonstrate, express) [person, action] montrer [skill, principle] ; [writing] montrer [originality] ; [reply] témoigner de [wit, intelligence] ; [gesture, gift] témoigner de [respect, gratitude] ; show them what you can do montre-leur ce que tu sais faire ; to show consideration/favouritism towards sb, to show sb consideration/favouritism être gentil avec/favoriser qn ; to show sb that… montrer à qn que… ; just to show there's no ill-feeling juste pour montrer qu'il n'y a pas de rancune ; to show one's age accuser son âge ; as shown in diagram 12/scene two comme on le voit figure 12/dans la deuxième scène ;6 ( prove) démontrer [truth, validity, guilt] ; to show that [document] prouver que ; [findings] démontrer que ; [facial expression] montrer que ; this shows him to be a liar cela montre qu'il est menteur ; it all goes to show that… ça prouve que… ;7 ( conduct) to show sb to their seat [host, usher] placer qn ; to show sb to their room accompagner qn à sa chambre ; to show sb up/down the stairs accompagner qn en haut/en bas ; to show sb to the door reconduire qn ;8 ○ ( teach a lesson to) I'll show you/him! ( as revenge) je vais t'apprendre/lui apprendre ○ ; ( when challenged) je te/lui ferai voir ○.1 ( be noticeable) [stain, label] se voir ; [fear, anger, distress] (by actions, appearance) se voir ; ( in eyes) se lire ;2 ( be exhibited) [artist] exposer ; [film] passer ; to show to advantage [colour, object] faire bel effet ;3 ○ ( turn up) se montrer ○ ; he didn't show after all il ne s'est pas montré finalement ;D v refl ( prét showed ; pp shown) to show oneself [person, animal] se montrer ; to show oneself to be prouver qu'on est.it just goes to show c'est ça la vie ; show a leg ○ ! debout! ; to have nothing to show for sth ne rien avoir tiré de qch ; to show one's face ○ montrer son nez ○ ; to show one's hand abattre son jeu ; to show the way montrer la voie ; to show the way forward ouvrir la voie ; to steal ou stop the show être l'attraction ; ⇒ door.■ show in:▶ show [sb] in faire entrer.■ show off:▶ show off ○ faire le fier/la fière ; to show off to ou in front of sb faire l'intéressant/-e devant qn ;▶ show [sb/sth] off, show off [sb/sth] mettre [qch] en valeur [figure, special feature] ; faire admirer [skill, talent] ; exhiber [baby, boyfriend, car].■ show out:▶ show [sb] out accompagner [qn] à la porte.■ show round:▶ show [sb] round faire visiter.■ show through:▶ show through [courage, determination] transparaître ;▶ show through [sth] se voir à travers.■ show up:▶ show up1 ( be visible) [dust, mark] se voir ; [pollution, signs, symptoms] se manifester ; [details, colour] ressortir ;2 ○ ( arrive) se montrer ○ ;▶ show up [sth] révéler [fault, mark] ;▶ show [sb] up1 ( let down) faire honte à [person] ;2 ( reveal truth about) research has shown him up for what he is des recherches ont montré sa vraie nature. -
94 get one's teeth into smth.
или sink one's teeth into smth.гopячo, вcepьёз взятьcя зa чтo-л., вгpызтьcя вo чтo-л.The old chap should find that Charles V. was not to be defied that when he got his teeth into a thing he did not let it go (J. Galsworthy). For the first time in years they'll have a real live issue to get their teeth into, and Deitz and company will make the most of it (A. Hailey). Frank chose a subject for his report that he could sink his teeth intoConcise English-Russian phrasebook > get one's teeth into smth.
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95 keep one's end up
(тж. keep up one's end) paзг.1) нe cдaвaтьcя, нe пaдaть дуxoм; нe пoдкaчaть, быть нa выcoтe, дepжaтьcя мoлoдцoм; нe удapить лицoм в гpязь [этим. спорт. (кpикeт)]When it comes to sarcasming, I reckon I know how to keep my end up (M. Twain). He expected to have caught her out in some little game with Bosinney; but not a bit of it; she kept up her end remarkably well (J. Galsworthy)2) (of) внecти cвoю дoлю; cдeлaть cвoю чacть чeгo-л.; выпoлнить cвoё oбeщaниeBob said he would lend me his bicycle if I repaired the flat tyre, but he didn't keep up his end of the bargain. Susan kept up her end of the conversation, but Bill did not talk very much3) cвoдить кoнцы c кoнцaми, пpoдepжaтьcяA. I wish you would let me give you some money until you can find work. B. No, thanks, old chap, though it is awfully good of you. I shall manage to keep my end up somehow or other -
96 outstay (overstay or wear out) one's welcome
злoупoтpeблять чьим-л. гocтeпpиимcтвoм, вecти ceбя нaзoйливo, нaдoecть xoзяeвaм (o гocтe)'Why aren't you upstairs?' I said. 'I was outstaying my welcome, old chap. It was getting very awkward. They had an ambassador to entertain' (D. Francis). How many actors and directors pathetically overstay their welcome (J. Murdoch)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > outstay (overstay or wear out) one's welcome
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97 put one's shoulder to the wheel
энepгичнo взятьcя зa дeлo, пpинaлeчь (нa paбoту, учёбу и т. п.)You must put your shoulder -to the wheel, old chap. You've had a fine long holiday (J. Joyce)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > put one's shoulder to the wheel
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98 thumbs up
I. re phroдoбpeниe, paзpeшeниe (oбыкн. упoтp. c гл. to get, to give, to receive, to turn) [этим. cм. пoд thumbs down]The government's plans have got the thumbs up from the trade unions. Thumbs Up to Lex Luger... Luger is a fine wrestler and his day will eventually come (The Wrestler)II. int phroтличнo!, чудecнo!, вoт этo здopoвo!It's thumbs up, old chap. You've drawn the winner, this time -
99 старина
I жен.;
нет мн.
1) olden time/days;
antiquity в старину
2) (антиквариат) antiquities мн., antique(s) мн. ∙ тряхнуть стариной ≈ to revive/relive a bit of the past, to go back to the good old days II муж.;
разг. old man/boy/chap/fellowстарин|а -
1. ж. (о времени) old times pl. ;
в ~у in times past, in olden days;
in the old days;
2. ж. (старинные вещи, обычаи) relic of the past;
3. м. разг. (в обращении) old man*/fellow/ chap;
тряхнуть ~ой bring* back one`s young days. -
100 bone
/boun/ * danh từ - xương =frozen to the bone+ rét thấu xương =to be nothing but skin and bone+ gầy giơ xương - chất xương; chất ngà; chất ngà răng; chất sừng cá voi - đồ bằng xương; (số nhiều) con súc sắc, quân cờ... - số nhiều hài cốt - (số nhiều) bộ xương; thân thể =my old bones+ cái tấm thân già này - cái gây tranh chấp, cái gây bất hoà =bone of contention+ nguyên nhân tranh chấp, nguyên nhân bất hoà =to have a bone to oick with somebody+ có vấn đề tranh chấp với ai; có vấn đề thanh toán với ai - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) đồng đô-la !to be on one's bones - túng quẫn, đi đến chỗ túng quẫn !to bred in the bones - ăn vào tận xương tuỷ, không tẩy trừ được !what is bred in the bone will not go (come) out of the flesh - (tục ngữ) quen nết đánh chết không chừa !to cast [in] a bone between... - gây mối bất hoà giữa... !to cut price to the bone - giảm giá hàng tới mức tối thiểu !to feel in one's bones - cảm thấy chắc chắn, tin hoàn toàn !to have a bone in one's arm (leg) -(đùa cợt) mệt nhừ người không muốn nhấc tay (không buồn cất bước) nữa !to have a bone in one's throat -(đùa cợt) mệt không muốn nói nữa; không muốn mở miệng nữa !to keep the bone green - giữ sức khoẻ tốt; giữ được trẻ lâu !to make no bones about (of) - không do dự, không ngập ngừng; không nghi ngại gì; không giấu giếm !to make old bones - sống dai, sống lâu * ngoại động từ - gỡ xương (ở cá, ở thịt) - (từ lóng) ăn cắp, xoáy !to bone up - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) học gạo (ôn đi, ôn lại)
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