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1 задержаться на чём-либо
General subject: pause upon somethingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > задержаться на чём-либо
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2 знать толк
знать (понимать) толк (в ком, в чём)be a good judge (connoisseur) of smth.; be good at smth.; be well up in smth.; know the value of smth.; be an authority on smth.Он знает толк во всём, что важно или знаменательно для русского человека: в лошадях и в скотине, в лесе. (И. Тургенев, Записки охотника) — He is an authority on everything that is of interest or importance to a Russian: on horses and cattle, on timber...
Он любил рассказывать и понимал толк в этом искусстве. Сейчас он выдержал паузу в самом интересном месте. (А. Бек, Жизнь Бережкова) — He liked to tell a story and was good at it. Just then he made a sustained pause in the most interesting place.
Мы замирали. Такой это был голос. А ведь мы понимали толк в голосах. У нас у самих когда-то были голоса. (А. Рекемчук, Мальчики) — We held our breath as we listened such was the power of that voice, and voices were something we were well up in. After all we too had had decent voices once upon a time.
Главный знал толк в совещаниях. Поэтому он обрадовался, что доклад о ТДУ - тормозной двигательной установке - был хоть и кратким, но подробным и деловым. (Я. Голованов, Кузнецы грома) — The Chief Designer knew the value of conferences. For that reason he was delighted that the report about the brake rocket engine, though short, was very much to the point and business-like.
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