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1) General subject: ablaze, ardent, eager, fervent, fiery, flaming, full blooded, full-blooded (о стороннике чего-л.), glowing, heated, high spirited, high-spirited, hot, hot spirited, hot-blooded, hot-spirited, hotblooded, impassioned, impetuous, intense, mettled, mettlesome, passionate, red-hot (о воображении), spirited, spunky, sultry (о темпераменте), vitriol (о воображении), vivid, warm blooded, warm-blooded, feisty, living2) Poetical language: fervid3) Bookish: perfervid5) Phraseological unit: bag of rations -
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1) General subject: passionate woman2) Jargon: ball of fire, nice little piece of furniture, hot number, party3) Taboo: Lady Hotbot, bearcat, fever, hot meat, pig -
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66 страстная речь
1) General subject: passionate speech, violent speech2) Religion: ardentia verba3) Makarov: impassioned speech -
67 страстно увлекаться
General subject: be keen, be keen on, have a pash for (кем-л.), (чем-л.) have a real passion for (My youngest daughter has a real passion for Highland dancing.), be passionate about (чем-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > страстно увлекаться
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68 страстный
1) General subject: all absorbing, all-absorbing (об увлечении), ardent, darling, fervent, fervid, hot, hot eyed, hot-blooded, hot-eyed, hotblooded, impassioned, passional, passionate, sultry (о темпераменте и т. п.), tropical, vehement, violent, warm, warm blooded, warm-blooded, all-consuming, warm-hearted2) Rare: pathologic, pathological3) Politics: absolute, arrant, blatant, dyed-in-the-wool, hardcore, hardened, hopeless, inveterate, out and out, outright, paid-up, total, unrelieved, utter5) Makarov: heated, temperamental, torrid6) Taboo: bullin', full of gism, hot pants, hot-lovin', hot-stuff, hotcha, lovey-dovey, mushy, one hundred and twenty in the shade, pashful, red in the comb, sexed up, sexy, stork-mad, torrid (см. hot), yenny7) Phraseological unit: bag of rations -
69 страстный защитник свободы
General subject: a passionate defender of libertyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > страстный защитник свободы
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70 страстный призыв
1) General subject: ardent plea, fervent appeal, fervent plea, impassioned plea2) Politics: passionate plea, powerful plea -
71 у него огромный интерес к спорту
General subject: he takes passionate interest in sportsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > у него огромный интерес к спорту
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72 яркая речь
1) General subject: impressive speech, powerful speech, telling speech2) Religion: ardentia verba (Latin for "passionate words")3) Jargon: spiel -
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1) General subject: votary, passionate proponent2) Religion: votarist -
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1) General subject: stickler, vocal advocate, votary, vocal supporter, cheerleader, passionate proponent2) Religion: votarist3) Makarov: fervid partisan -
75 Г-82
НАВОСТРИТЬ ГЛАЗА на кого-что highly coll VP subj: human to look attentively, watchfully (at s.o. or sth.): X навострил глаза на Y-a - X gazed intently at Y X fixed his eyes on Y X was all eyes....Девочка навострила на него глаза, ожидая, что он сделает с сухарями (Гончаров 1)....The little girl still gazed intently at him, waiting to see what he would do with the cakes (1b).Ребенок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b). -
76 Д-264
ПРЯМАЯ ДОРОГА (ПРЯМОЙ ПУТЬ) к чему, куда NP sing only fixed WO1. the most direct, shortest route to sth. (glory, crime, ruin etc): straight road to(in limited contexts) shortcut to.Отец (моей кузины) был отчаянный игрок... Сын его, уланский юнкер, единственный брат кузины, очень добрый юноша, шёл прямым путём к гибели: девятнадцати лет он уже был более страстный игрок, нежели отец (Герцен 1). Her (my cousin's) father was a desperate gambler...His son, an ensign in the Uhlans, my cousin's only brother and a very good-natured youth, was going the straight road to ruin: at nineteen he was already a more passionate gambler than his father (1a).2. a decent, honest means of achieving sth. or a life lived in an honest way: (do sth. (live)) on the straight and narrow(do sth.) by the straight and narrow (do sth.) (by) sticking to the straight and narrow (follow (take, stick to)) the straight road.«Покривил, не спорю, покривил. Что ж делать? Но ведь покривил только тогда, когда увидел, что прямой дорогой не возьмешь...» (Гоголь 3). "I have acted against my conscienceI don't deny it, I have....What can be done about it? But I acted crookedly only when I saw that the straight road would not get me anywhere..." (3c). -
77 П-598
И ПРОЧЕЕ (И ПРОЧЕЕ) (И ПРОЧАЯ (И ПРОЧАЯ) obs), may be abbreviated in writing to и пр. (и пр.) or и проч. (и проч.) NP these forms only) (used at the end of a list to indicate that more objects or phenomena could be included) and other similar thingsand so on (and so forth (on))and so forth (and so on) and the like and such like and things of that sort and more to that effect et cetera etc.На дело Карамазовых, как оказалось потом, он (председатель суда) смотрел довольно горячо, но лишь в общем смысле. Его занимало явление, классификация его, взгляд на него как на продукт наших социальных основ, как на характеристику русского элемента, и проч., и проч. (Достоевский 2). Не (the presiding judge) took, as it turned out later, a rather passionate view of the Karamazov case, but only in a general sense. He was concerned with the phenomenon, its classification, seeing it as a product of our social principles, as characteristic of the Russian element, and so on and so forth (2a). -
78 С-104
ПРО СЕБЙ PrepP Invar adv1. говорить, бормотать, напевать и т. п. - (to say sth., mutter, hum etc) quietly, in a barely audible manner: (mutter sth. (say sth., swear etc)) under one's breath(talk (mutter sth., murmur etc)) to o.s. mutter (murmur etc) sth. (to o.s.).«Ну пошло!» - ругнулся про себя Едигей (Айтматов 2). "Неге we go," Yedigei muttered under his breath... (2a).«Береги силы!» — прибавил тихо, почти про себя, Штольц в ответ на ее страстный порыв (Гончаров 1). "Conserve your strength!" he (Stolz) added softly, almost to himself, in answer to her passionate outburst (1b).Я взглянул на Савельича старик крестился, читая про себя молитву (Пушкин 2). I glanced at Savelich: the old man was crossing himself and muttering a prayer (2a).2. - думать, признавать, улыбаться и т. п. (to think sth., admit sth., smile etc) without any outward expression or indicationto o.s.inwardly privately secretly....В эту самую минуту один миллион двести пятьдесят тысяч взрослых женщин обсуждали покрой своего платья... ещё двадцать два миллиона сто сорок восемь тысяч - вслух и про себя думали о том, из чего и как приготовить обед... (Залыгин 1)....At this very moment one million, two hundred and fifty thousand grown-up women were discussing the cut of a dress....Another twenty-two million, one hundred and forty-eight thousand were thinking to themselves or thinking aloud what to cook for dinner... (1a)....(Я) с совершеннейшей ясностью убедился в том, что инструментарий в ней (больнице) богатейший. При этом с тою же ясностью я вынужден был признать (про себя, конечно), что очень многих блестящих девственно инструментов назначение мне вовсе не известно (Булгаков 6)....(I) was left in no doubt whatever that it (the hospital) was generously equipped. With equal certainty I was forced to admit (inwardly, of course) that I had no idea what very many of these shiny, unsullied instruments were for (6a).Повсюду только и слышишь: графомания, графомания. Другим словом - бездарно. А я говорю им — не вслух конечно, а про себя, в своей сокровенной душе говорю: - Подите вы все к чёртовой матери!» (Терц 4). "All you hear everywhere is 'graphomania, graphomania.' A mediocrity, in other words. But I tell them (not aloud of course, but privately, in the secret parts of my soul): To hell with the lot of you!'" (4a). -
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НАВОСТРИТЬ (НАСТОРОЖИТЬ) УШИ (СЛУХ) о?// VP usu. this WO1. ( subj: animalusu. pastor Verbal Adv) ( usu. of a dog or horse) to become very alert, raise the ears so as to listen intently (upon hearing some sound)X навострил уши - X pricked up his earsX cocked his ears.2. (subj: humanusu. past) to prepare to listen or to begin listening with intense attention and interestX навострил уши = X pricked up his earsX cocked his ears (in limited contexts) X was all ears.Всё время обеда Анна Михайловна говорила о слухах войны, о Николушке... Наташа, из всего семейства более всех одарённая способностью чувствовать оттенки интонаций, взглядов и выражений лиц, с начала обеда насторожила уши и знала, что что-нибудь есть между ее отцом и Анной Михайловной и что-нибудь касающееся брата и что Анна Михайловна приготавливает (Толстой 4). All during dinner Anna Mikhailovna talked of rumors concerning the war and of Niko-lushka.... Natasha, who of all the family was the most gifted with the faculty of catching the subtleties of an intonation, a glance, or the expression of a face, pricked up her ears at the beginning of dinner and felt that there was some secret between her father and Anna Mikhailovna, that it had something to do with her brother, and that Anna Mikhailovna was preparing them for it (4a)Ребенок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b). -
80 навострить глаза
• НАВОСТРИТЬ ГЛАЗА на кого-что highly coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to look attentively, watchfully (at s.o. or sth.):- X was all eyes.♦...Девочка навострила на него глаза, ожидая, что он сделает с сухарями (Гончаров 1)....The little girl still gazed intently at him, waiting to see what he would do with the cakes (1b).♦ Ребёнок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > навострить глаза
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