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61 стоять на учете
• НА УЧЕТЕ[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть]=====⇒ one is placed on a list (at some organization, office etc):- X is numbered (in some records etc);|| X на учёте в психиатрической больнице (туберкулёзном диспансере и т. п.) ≈ X is under psychiatric observation;- X is registered as a mental (TB etc) patient (case).♦ "Хочешь подробности о ней узнать, зайди в детскую комнату шестого отделения милиции. Она там на учете стояла" (Чернёнок 1). "If you want to know more about her, drop by the juveniles' room of the Sixth Precinct. She has a record there" (1a).♦...Потом женщина вышла к Рите и сказала, что забирает Нюру на месяц в больницу, в психиатрическую. Ничего страшного, особый вид шизофрении. Оказывается, Нюра давно уже на учете, а мы не знали (Трифонов 5). Then the woman came out and told Rita that she was taking Nyura to the hospital for a month, to the psychiatric hospital. Nothing frightening, just a particular form of schizophrenia. It turned out that Nyura had been under observation for a long time, and we hadn't known anything about it (5a).2. [subj: human, concr, or count abstr, often preceded by каждый]⇒ the person or thing named is important, has significance:- every X is significant (precious).♦ Людей у нас не хватает, каждый человек на учете. We're short of people, every man counts.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стоять на учете
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62 ногтя не стоить
ногтя (мизинца) не стоить ( чьего), тж. подмётки не стоить ( чьей)прост., пренебр.be not worth smb.'s little finger; not come anywhere near smb.; not be a patch on smb.; be nothing compared to smb.; cf. not fit to hold a candle to smb.- И охота тебе убиваться из-за какого-то Звонарёва! Да он твоего ногтя не стоит! Есть много более достойных, чем этот противный прапорщик... - уговаривала генеральша. (А. Степанов, Порт-Артур) — 'Fancy upsetting yourself over a fellow like Zvonarev!.. He's not worth your little finger! There are lots of nicer boys than that objectionable Sub-Lieutenant,' she added soothingly.
- Знаю, что это гениальное изобретение. Все нобелевские лауреаты не стоят мизинца этого изобретателя. Наверное, это был не простой смертный. (В. Белов, Всё впереди) — 'I know one thing for sure: it is an invention of genius. All the Nobel Prize laureats combined are nothing compared to this one. Perhaps this particular inventor wasn't a mere mortal...'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ногтя не стоить
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63 сгорать от стыда
сгорать от (со) стыда, сов. в. - сгореть (умереть) от (со) стыдаburn with shame; die of shame; be consumed with shame- Как смели подумать только об этом? Да я бы умерла со стыда, если бы поверила хоть капельку или Аглае это письмо показала! (Ф. Достоевский, Идиот) — 'How did they dare to think of such a thing! I should die of shame if I believed a syllable of it, or if I were to show Aglaia that letter!
Однажды в разговоре ей долго не могли втолковать, что в русской литературе было три Толстых и "Князя Серебряного" написал вовсе не тот Толстой, перу которого принадлежит "Война и мир". Аркаша при этом чуть со стыда не сгорел. (Л. Бежин, Странности души) — In one particular conversation it took a long time to convince her that there were three Tolstoys in the history of Russian literature, and that The Silver Prince was not written by the same Tolstoy who was the author of War and Peace. Arkasha was almost consumed with shame.
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