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(have (speak with или put) one's tongue in one's cheek (тж. put one's tongue into one's cheek))говорить неискренно, иронически, насмешливо, издевательски; см. тж. a tongue in cheek‘I believe what I believe,’ retorted the porter, putting his tongue into his cheek with a most roguish air. (R. L. Stevenson, ‘New Arabian Nights’, ‘The Suicide Club’) — - Я верю в то, во что верю, - ответил швейцар насмешливо с самым плутовским видом.
Half an hour is surely enough, Lord Rosebery had said... time to sip a glass of sherry and nibble a biscuit. So the tale... sounded too perfectly aristocratic you felt the old fellow must have had his tongue in his cheek. (J. Lindsay, ‘A Local Habitation’, ch. 6) — - Тридцать минут вполне достаточно, чтобы выпить рюмку хереса и съесть бисквит, - сказал лорд Розбери... Это слова лорда были исполнены такого истового аристократизма, что в них могла бы почудиться и насмешка.
Large English-Russian phrasebook > have one's tongue in one's cheek
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4 with one's tongue in one's cheek
см. tongue in cheekConcise English-Russian phrasebook > with one's tongue in one's cheek
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5 put one's tongue in one's cheek
Общая лексика: говорить неискренне, недоговаривать, говорить с насмешкой, ироническиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > put one's tongue in one's cheek
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6 say something with one s tongue in one s cheek
Общая лексика: говорить иронически, с насмешкойУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > say something with one s tongue in one s cheek
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7 say with one's tongue in one's cheek
Общая лексика: говорить одно, думать другоеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > say with one's tongue in one's cheek
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8 speak with one's tongue in one's cheek
Общая лексика: говорить неискренне, недоговаривать, говорить с насмешкой, иронически, говорить одно, думать другоеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > speak with one's tongue in one's cheek
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9 talk with one's tongue in one's cheek
Общая лексика: говорить одно, думать другоеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > talk with one's tongue in one's cheek
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10 with (one's) tongue in (one's) cheek
Австралийский сленг: иронически, несерьёзно, шутливоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with (one's) tongue in (one's) cheek
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irónicamente, burla burlandoEnglish-spanish dictionary > with one's tongue in (one's) cheek
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12 with one's tongue in (one's) cheek
irónicamente, burla burlandoEnglish-spanish dictionary > with one's tongue in (one's) cheek
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13 with one's tongue in one's cheek
tidak terus terang; tidak jujurEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > with one's tongue in one's cheek
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14 put one's tongue in one's cheek
говорить неискренне, говорить с насмешкойНовый англо-русский словарь > put one's tongue in one's cheek
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15 speak with one's tongue in one's cheek
говорить неискренне, говорить с насмешкойНовый англо-русский словарь > speak with one's tongue in one's cheek
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несерьезно, шутливо, ироническиEnglish-Russian australian expression > with one's tongue in one's cheek
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18 ♦ tongue
♦ tongue /tʌŋ/n.1 (anat. e fig.) lingua: to stick (o to put) out one's tongue, metter fuori la lingua ( per farla vedere al medico o per dileggio); to have a furred [dirty] tongue, avere la lingua impastata [sporca]; ox-tongue, lingua di bue ( come pietanza); to have a sharp tongue, aver la lingua tagliente; the French tongue, la lingua francese; one's mother tongue, la lingua materna; tongues of flame, lingue di fuoco; a tongue of land, una lingua di terra; forked tongue, lingua biforcuta● (falegn.) tongue-and-groove joint, giunzione a maschio e femmina □ (anat.) tongue bone, ioide □ (med., USA) tongue depressor, abbassalingua (cfr. ingl. spatula) □ (zool.) tongue-fish, sogliola □ (agric.) tongue graft, innesto a linguetta □ tongue in cheek, in modo ironico (o scherzoso); ironicamente: to say st. tongue in cheek, dire qc. in modo ironico ( non sul serio) □ tongue-in-cheek, ironico; scherzoso: a tongue-in-cheek comment, un commento ironico (o ammiccante) □ (volg.) tongue-job, bacio con la lingua; sesso orale □ tongue-lashing, aspro rimprovero; lavata di capo (fig.) □ tongue-shaped, linguiforme □ (med.) tongue-tie, malformazione della lingua; anchiloglossia □ tongue-tied, (med.) affetto da anchiloglossia; (fig.) ammutolito, muto, ridotto (o costretto) al silenzio; ( anche) reticente □ tongue-twister, scioglilingua □ (zool.) tongue-worm ( Linguatula serrata), linguatula □ (fam.) to bite one's tongue off, mordersi la lingua (fig.) □ (fig.) to find one's tongue, sciogliersi la lingua (impers.): He has found his tongue, gli si è sciolta la lingua □ (fam.) to get one's tongue round a name, riuscire a stento a pronunciare un nome □ to give tongue, ( di persona) gridare, parlare ad alta voce; ( di cane da caccia) abbaiare, latrare □ to have a glib tongue, avere lo scilinguagnolo sciolto □ to have a smooth tongue, avere la parola facile □ to have (o to speak with) one's tongue in one's cheek, fare dell'ironia; assecondare ironicamente l'interlocutore □ (fig.) to have lost one's tongue, aver perso la lingua; ammutolire per la timidezza □ to hold one's tongue, tener la lingua a freno (pop.: in bocca); tacere; star zitto □ to keep a civil tongue ( in one's head), essere civile (o educato) nel parlare □ to set tongues wagging, far parlare di sé □ slip of the tongue, lapsus □ ( di un cane) to throw tongue, abbaiare; latrare □ to wag one's tongue, parlare a vanvera; ciarlare; cicalare □ Hold your tongue!, silenzio!; zitti!(to) tongue /tʌŋ/v. t.1 toccare con la lingua; leccare; lambire2 (falegn.) fare una linguetta in; congiungere con un incastro a linguetta● ( di una punta di terra, ecc.) to tongue out, protendersi. -
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tongue [tʌŋ] n1) язы́к;furred ( или dirty, foul, coated) tongue обло́женный язы́к ( у больного)
;to put out one's tongue пока́зывать язы́к ( врачу или из озорства)
2) язы́к ( как кушанье);smoked tongue копчёный язы́к
3) речь, мане́ра говори́ть;glib tongue бо́йкая речь
4) язы́к ( речь);the mother tongue родно́й язы́к
5) что-л., име́ющее фо́рму языка́, напомина́ющее язы́к, напр., язы́к пла́мени, ко́локола; язычо́к (духового инструмента, обуви)6) геогр. коса́7) стре́лка весо́в8) тех. шпунт, шип9) ды́шло10) ж.-д. остря́к стре́лкиа) говори́ть, выска́зываться;б) подава́ть го́лос ( о собаках на охоте);to speak with one's tongue in one's cheek, to put one's tongue in one's cheek
а) говори́ть неи́скренне;б) говори́ть с насме́шкой, ирони́чески;he has a ready tongue он за сло́вом в карма́н не поле́зет
;his tongue failed him у него́ отня́лся язы́к, он лиши́лся да́ра ре́чи
;to find one's tongue сно́ва заговори́ть; (сно́ва) обрести́ дар ре́чи
;to hold one's tongue, to keep a still tongue in one's head пома́лкивать; держа́ть язы́к за зуба́ми
;his tongue is too long for his teeth у него́ сли́шком дли́нный язы́к
;to oil one's tongue льстить
;to have lost one's tongue молча́ть, проглоти́ть язы́к
;to keep a civil tongue in one's head быть ве́жливым, учти́вым
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noun1) Zunge, diebite one's tongue — (lit. or fig.) sich auf die Zunge beißen
put out your tongue, please — strecken Sie [bitte] mal Ihre Zunge heraus!
put or stick one's tongue out [at somebody] — [jemandem] die Zunge herausstrecken
with one's tongue hanging out — mit [heraus]hängender Zunge
he made the remark tongue in cheek — (fig.) er meinte die Bemerkung nicht ernst
hold one's tongue — (fig.) stillschweigen
watch one's tongue — (fig.) seine Zunge hüten od. zügeln
watch your tongue! — pass auf, was du sagst!
2) (meat) Zunge, die3) (manner or power of speech)find/lose one's tongue — seine Sprache wieder finden/die Sprache verlieren
have a sharp etc. tongue — eine scharfe usw. Zunge haben
4) (language) Sprache, die6) (promontory)tongue [of land] — Landzunge, die
* * *1) (the fleshy organ inside the mouth, used in tasting, swallowing, speaking etc: The doctor looked at her tongue.) die Zunge2) (the tongue of an animal used as food.) die Zunge3) (something with the same shape as a tongue: a tongue of flame.)* * *[tʌŋ]I. nhave you lost your \tongue? hat es dir die Sprache verschlagen?his name is on the tip of my \tongue sein Name liegt mir auf der Zungea few whiskies should loosen his \tongue ein paar Whiskys werden ihm schon die Zunge lösento bite one's \tongue sich dat in die Zunge beißento burn one's \tongue sich dat die Zunge verbrennento find one's \tongue die Sprache wiederfindento hold one's \tongue den Mund haltento stick one's \tongue out [at sb] [jdm] die Zunge herausstrecken2. (tongue-shaped object)\tongue of land Landzunge f\tongue of a shoe Zunge f eines Schuhsthe gift of \tongues REL die Gabe, mit fremden Zungen zu sprechento have a sharp \tongue eine spitze Zunge haben5.▶ to say sth \tongue in cheek [or with one's \tongue in one's cheek] etw als Scherz meinen▪ to \tongue sth etw mit Zungenschlag spielen* * *[tʌŋ]1. n1) Zunge fto lose/find one's tongue (fig) — die Sprache verlieren/wiederfinden
to hold one's tongue — den Mund halten
to have a ready tongue — schlagfertig sein, nicht auf den Mund gefallen sein
I can't get my tongue round it — dabei breche ich mir fast die Zunge ab
See:the gift of tongues (Bibl) — die Gabe, in fremden Zungen zu reden
3) (of shoe) Zunge f, Lasche f; (of bell) Klöppel m; (of land) (Land)zunge f; (of wood) Spund m, Zapfen ma tongue of fire licked the building — eine Flamme züngelte an dem Gebäude empor
2. vt (MUS)note (mit der Zunge) stoßen* * *tongue [tʌŋ]A s1. ANAT Zunge f (auch fig Redeweise):malicious tongues böse Zungen;with one’s tongue in one’s cheek, tongue in cheek ironisch;say sth tongue in cheek etwas nicht ernst meinen;bite the tongue auf der Zunge beißen;bite one’s tongue sich auf die Zunge beißen (a. fig);I would rather bite off my tongue than … ich würde mir eher oder lieber die Zunge abbeißen als …;find one’s tongue die Sprache wiederfinden;make sb find their tongue jemandem die Zunge lösen, jemanden zum Reden bringen;get one’s tongue (a)round umg ein schwieriges Wort etc richtig aussprechen;a) sich laut und deutlich äußern (to zu),b) anschlagen (Hund),c) Laut geben (Jagdhund);have a long tongue geschwätzig sein;have a ready tongue nicht auf den Mund gefallen sein, schlagfertig sein;have a sharp tongue eine scharfe oder spitze Zunge haben;hold one’s tongue den Mund halten;a sharp answer was hovering on my tongue mir lag eine scharfe Antwort auf der Zunge;keep a civil tongue (in one’s head) höflich bleiben;he lost his tongue er verlor die Sprache, ihm verschlug es die Sprache;put one’s tongue out at sb jemandem die Zunge herausstrecken;wag one’s tongue tratschen;set tongues wagging Gerede verursachen;tongues are beginning to wag die Leute fangen schon an zu reden; → academic.ru/8973/bridle">bridle B 2, loose A 5 f, tip1 A 12. GASTR (Rinder- etc) Zunge f3. Sprache f (eines Volkes), Zunge f:4. BIBEL Volk n, Nation f, Zunge f5. fig Zunge f (einer Flamme, einer Klarinette, eines Schuhs etc)6. Klöppel m (einer Glocke)9. TECHa) (Lauf-, Führungs) Schiene fb) Lasche f10. BAHN Zunge f (einer Weiche)11. Dorn m (einer Schnalle)12. Zeiger m (einer Waage)14. GEOG Landzunge fB v/t1. MUS mit Flatterzunge blasen2. Tischlerei: verzapfen* * *noun1) Zunge, diebite one's tongue — (lit. or fig.) sich auf die Zunge beißen
put out your tongue, please — strecken Sie [bitte] mal Ihre Zunge heraus!
put or stick one's tongue out [at somebody] — [jemandem] die Zunge herausstrecken
with one's tongue hanging out — mit [heraus]hängender Zunge
he made the remark tongue in cheek — (fig.) er meinte die Bemerkung nicht ernst
hold one's tongue — (fig.) stillschweigen
watch one's tongue — (fig.) seine Zunge hüten od. zügeln
watch your tongue! — pass auf, was du sagst!
2) (meat) Zunge, diefind/lose one's tongue — seine Sprache wieder finden/die Sprache verlieren
have a sharp etc. tongue — eine scharfe usw. Zunge haben
4) (language) Sprache, die5) (of shoe) Zunge, die6) (promontory)tongue [of land] — Landzunge, die
7) (of buckle) Dorn, der* * *(language) n.Sprache -n f. n.Zunge -n f.
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tongue-in-cheek — (adj.) 1933, from phrase to speak with one s tongue in one s cheek to speak insincerely (1748), which somehow must have been suggestive of sly irony or humorous insincerity, but the exact notion is obscure … Etymology dictionary
tongue — n. & v. n. 1 the fleshy muscular organ in the mouth used in tasting, licking, and swallowing, and (in man) for speech. 2 the tongue of an ox etc. as food. 3 the faculty of or a tendency in speech (a sharp tongue). 4 a particular language (the… … Useful english dictionary
tongue — /tʌŋ / (say tung) noun 1. an organ in humans and most vertebrates occupying the floor of the mouth and often protrusible and freely movable, being the principal organ of taste, and, in humans, of articulate speech. 2. Zoology an organ in the… …
cheek — /tʃik / (say cheek) noun 1. either side of the face below eye level. 2. the side wall of the mouth between the upper and lower jaws. 3. something resembling the human cheek in form or position, as either of two parts forming corresponding sides… …
Tongue-in-cheek — is a term used to refer to humor in which a statement, or an entire fictional work, is not meant to be taken seriously, but its lack of seriousness is subtle. The origin of its usage comes from when Spanish minstrels would perform for various… … Wikipedia
tongue — ► NOUN 1) the fleshy muscular organ in the mouth, used for tasting, licking, swallowing, and (in humans) articulating speech. 2) the tongue of an ox or lamb as food. 3) a person s style or manner of speaking: a debater with a caustic tongue. 4) a … English terms dictionary
tongue — [tuŋ] n. [ME tunge < OE, akin to Ger zunge < IE base * dṇĝhū , tongue > L lingua (OL dingua)] 1. the movable muscular structure attached to the floor of the mouth in most vertebrates: it is an important organ in the ingestion of food,… … English World dictionary
tongue-in-cheek — [adj] facetious amusing, blithe, clever, comic, comical, dry, farcical, flip*, flippant, funny, humorous, in fun, in jest, ironic, ironical, irreverent, jesting, jocular, joking, joshing, laughable, not serious, playful, pulling one’s leg*,… … New thesaurus
One-upmanship — is the art or practice of successively outdoing a competitor. The term originated as the title of a book by Stephen Potter, published in 1952[1] as a follow up to The Theory and Practice of Gamesmanship (or the Art of Winning Games without… … Wikipedia
One Thousand and One Nights (disambiguation) — One Thousand and One Nights may refer to: One Thousand and One Nights (Arabian Nights) Tausend und eine Nacht a waltz composed by Johann Strauss 1001 Arabian Nights a pop song Binbir Gece ( Thousand and one nights ) a Turkish TV series A Thousand … Wikipedia
tongue — tongue1 W3S3 [tʌŋ] n ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(mouth)¦ 2 click your tongue 3 sharp tongue 4 silver tongue 5 sharp tongued/silver tongued etc 6 with (your) tongue in (your) cheek 7 slip of the tongue 8 bite your tongue 9 Cat got your tongue? … Dictionary of contemporary English
