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101 бить баклуши
1) General subject: idle, twiddle, twiddle one's thumbs, twiddle thumbs, stand by idly, waste time2) Colloquial: play grab ass, dawdle, screw around3) Politics: twiddle (one's) thumbs4) Jargon: screw down -
102 важничать
1) General subject: act the lord, assume airs, be puffed up, be too big for boots, blow up, bridle, bridle up, chuck weight about, cock, cock one's nose, condescend, flaunt, get too big for shoes, give oneself airs, go about with head in the air, god it, grow too big for ( one's) shoes, lord, lord it, peacock, play the peacock, prance, puff, put on airs, put on airs and graces, put on frills, put on side, put oneself forward, set oneself forward, set up one's comb, swagger, swash, swell, talk big, talk large, talk tall, to be on (one's) high horse, to be on the high horse, to be puffed up, to be too big for (one's) boots, assert oneself, assume air, cut a dash, get the high-hat, get the highhat, hold head high, mount the high horse, ride the high horse, walk heavy2) Colloquial: do the grand, put on dog, ritz, swell with importance3) American: mount the high horse, ride one's high horse, showboat4) Australian slang: swank6) Makarov: acquire airs, get a swelled head, go about with ( one's) head in the air, hold (one's) head high, lugs, put on lugs, chuck weight about, cock nose, cut a gash, cut a swath, feel oats7) Phraseological unit: throw (one's) weight around -
103 вести себя безрассудно
1) American: play the wild2) Jargon: Hell, hell aroundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вести себя безрассудно
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104 изменить
1) General subject: apostatize (делу, партии), be unfaithful, betray, break, change, desert, emend, emendate, fail, fall away, go back (друзьям), metamorphose, modify, put a twist on, rat (партии, делу), retooling, reverse, revise, two time, variegate, vary, violate, cheat on (в межполовых отношениях), defect, make a difference (Why even bother? It's not going to make a difference. - Это ничего не изменит.), give out (e.g., his luck gave out), be unfaithful to (мужу, жене), refashion, turn around2) Colloquial: creep (в любовных отношениях), switch up3) Bookish: apostatize (делу, партии и т.п.)5) Diplomatic term: renegade6) Jargon: shoot down7) leg.N.P. amend (e.g., an existing law, constitution, or code), change (e.g., an opinion, a course of voyage)8) Taboo: do somebody wrong (кому-л.)9) Idiomatic expression: play somebody false (мужу, жене) -
105 изменять
1) General subject: alter, be unfaithful, betray, break, change, desert, doctor, emend (текст), emendate (текст), fail, go back (друзьям), inflect, metamorphose, misconduct, modify, readjust, reconsider (решение), reverse, revise, shift, (тайно) tamper, (тайно) tamperer, tone (тон, цвет), transfigure, transform, turn, turn round (свои взгляды, политику и т. п.), two time, two-time (мужу, жене), vary, veer (взгляды и т. п.), violate, be unfaithful to (мужу, жене), play somebody false (мужу, жене), cheat on (напр.,... me with... -... мне с... (кем-л.)), cheat (on; партнёру)2) Naval: disguise3) Medicine: distort5) Obsolete: hornify6) Military: defect, retarget (боевую задачу в ходе выполнения)8) Jocular: transmogrify, transmogrify (странным, причудливым или нелепым образом)9) Economy: realign10) Accounting: dub (напр. ход развития)11) Australian slang: screw around on (жене и т.п.), sell down the river12) Automobile industry: alternate15) Politics: redefine17) Oil: changing18) Ecology: tamper19) Business: update20) Polymers: convert22) Marine science: (видо) modify23) leg.N.P. amend (e.g., an existing law, constitution, or code), change (e.g., an opinion, a course of voyage)24) Makarov: modulate, switch, tamper with, transform (внешний вид), transform (природу чего-л., характер), trend, fall away, cheat on (супругу)25) Gold mining: updated26) oil&gas: adjust (курс, цены, тарифы и т.д.)28) Microsoft: edit -
106 искажать
1) General subject: angle (рассказ, события), butcher, colour, contort, corrupt (текст), debauch, deface, defeature, deform (мысль), deprave, disfigure, distort, draw (drawn face искажённое лицо), falsify (показания и т. п.), garble, juggle with (факты, слова), mangle (цитату, текст и т. п.), mar, miscolour, misrepresent, mutilate (смысл), pervert, skew, slant (факты, информацию), tamper (что-либо в документе), tamperer (что-л.), torture, travesty, twist, vitiate, wangle, warp, wiredraw, wrench (факты, истину), wrest (закон, текст), do violence to, put a false color on (факты и т.п.), (значение чего-либо) refract (перен.)3) Military: disrupt (контур или форму маскировочным окрашиванием)4) Engineering: impair5) Rare: dedecorate6) Mathematics: alter, mispresent7) Economy: displace8) Diplomatic term: distort facts9) Jargon: twist around10) Oil: bias11) Mass media: miscolor12) Business: disguise, tamper with14) Makarov: bedevil, disturb, garble (данные), garble (информацию), jam (сигнал), malfunction, perturb, smear (напр. изображение), strain, tamper with (что-л.), do violence to, cast a false colour on (что-л.) -
107 меняться
1) General subject: alter, break up (о погоде), change, chop (о ветре), chop round, exchange, fluctuate, reshape, swap, swop, to be on the turn, reshape oneself, shift, vary2) Naval: chap3) American: switch4) Literal: play Box and Cox5) Mathematics: be variable, hesitate, oscillate, range, vibrate6) Scottish language: niffer7) Makarov: interchange, chop about, chop around8) oil&gas: evolve -
108 морочить голову
1) General subject: gammon, lead( smb.) a dance, muzz, muzzle, (кому-л.) pull leg, pull somebody's leg (кому-л.), put ideas into someone's head (кому-л.), mess with sb's head, play games with one, mess about (Don't mess me about. I want the money you promised me)2) Colloquial: jerk around, (кому-то) have (smb) on a line3) British English: pull somebody's plonker (slang)4) Jargon: stall5) American English: drive someone up the wall over something, hassle or annoy or pester someone to no end6) Makarov: draw leg (кому-л.) -
109 осторожничать
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110 работа не бей лежачего
1) General subject: ( all you have to do is sit around the pool and make sure nobody drowns. It's money for jam. - Все, что от тебя требуется, сидеть у бассейна и следить, чтобы никто не утонул. Работа н money for jam2) Colloquial: (smth.) one can do with both hands tied behind (one's) back, a piece of cake (лёгкая работа easy work), child's play3) Rare: gravy trainУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > работа не бей лежачего
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111 разворачивать
2) Computers: decompress3) Aviation: turn inbound5) Engineering: turn, turn around, unwind (цикл в программе), unwrap (снимать обёртку)6) Mathematics: tear apart (convex sets), unroll7) Information technology: decompress (сжатые данные), expand, maximize8) Oil: turn about9) Cartography: evolute -
112 распутничать
1) General subject: lech, philander, play the whore, sleep around, wanton, go out on the town3) American: lechery4) Obsolete: whore5) Jargon: letch -
113 решать
1) General subject: agree (что-либо сделать), brainstorm, choise, choose, conclude, dare, deal (вопрос, проблему with), decide, determine, elect, fix (срок, цену и т. п.), fix up, handle, judge, resolve, risk, solve, work (пример и т. п.), work out, make up, rule on2) Obsolete: decree3) Construction: handle (проблему)4) Mathematics: work with6) Economy: give a decision, reach a decision7) Accounting: vote8) Australian slang: crack (проблему, кроссворд и т.п.), nut out9) Psychology: solve (проблему)10) Jargon: kick (something) around, play off (напр. your driving skill is playing off ты очень круто водишь машину), clinch (I want to clinch this contract before the weekend. Я хочу завершить этот договор до выходных)11) Information technology: unit resolution12) Patents: occur, make a decision13) Business: settle15) Makarov: decide (выбирать курс действий), decide (делать выбор), design (конструировать, проектировать), direct, make a decide (выбирать курс действий), resolve (проблему и т.п.), settle (вопрос), solve (уравнение, задачу), solve (e. g., a set of equations by iteration) (напр. систему уравнений итерированием), tackle (что-л.), treat (конструировать, проектировать), work out (задачу и т.п.), work up (задачу и т.п.), decide upon16) Gold mining: resolve ( напр. to resolve certain license issues)17) Combustion gas turbines: solve (задачу, проблему) -
114 устраивать скандал
1) General subject: raise a stink2) Colloquial: scrap4) Jargon: kick up a quarrel5) Makarov: carry on about6) Taboo: create fuck, kick ass (см. kick some ass around)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > устраивать скандал
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115 ухаживать за
1) General subject: make court to (кем-л.), make love to, nurse, pay addresses to (кем-л.), pay court to (кем-л.), play the spark to, run after, run around, to be on the spoon, woo, make love to (кем-л.), pay court to (кем-л.), look after (кем-л., чем-л.), take care of2) Colloquial: run after (кем-л.)3) Automobile industry: care for (чем-либо)4) Makarov: carry on a flirtation with (кем-л.), carry on a little flirtation with (кем-л.), do for (кем-л.), run after (кем-л.)5) Taboo: go with somebody (кем-л.), muck-ass about (кем-л.), screw about with somebody (кем-л., об. с целью совокупления), spark somebody (кем-л.) -
116 ходить
1) General subject: attend (за больным), circulate (о деньгах), flop along, foster (за детьми, больными), go, go at a crawl, herd, leg, lob, look after, move, nurse, play (шашкой, картой), ply, sail, scuff, scuffle, shin, step, straddle, tag along, take care of, tend (за больными), track, traffic, visit, walk, wear, yacht, doing the rounds (ходить нелепый слух - absurd rumours are doing the rounds), leg it, step it, steam2) Medicine: ambulate3) Colloquial: hip-swing, (обыкн. to leg it) leg, leg it, go out (встречаться, гулять)4) Dialect: rake6) Cards: lead7) Economy: run9) Makarov: track about, track around, track up, traffic along, use legs, (куда-л.) visit, find feet (о ребёнке) -
117 шалить
1) General subject: be at it, be naughty, be up to mischief, buck, caper, fool, play, romp, to be at it, cut up didoes, fool around2) Colloquial: get funny (If he gets funny, just hit him with a blackjack. - если начнёт шалить), get naughty3) Makarov: frolic, function improperly -
118 шкодить
Colloquial: play a prank on (кому-л.), be chicky, mess around -
119 шлёпать
1) General subject: cuff, flap, flop (ся), pat, patter, patter about, patter around, pitter patter, pitter-patter, plap, plump, plunk, shingle, shuffle, skelp, slap, slop (по грязи и т. п.), slop about, slosh (по лужам, грязи), smack, spank, spank (ладонью), spanker (ладонью), spat, splash (по грязи или воде), squatter (по воде), swat, splat2) Jargon: boff3) Makarov: play plap -
120 Г-245
ВБИВАТЬ/ВБИТЬ (ВКОЛАИИВАТЬ/ВКОЛОТИТЬ, ВДАЛБЛИВАТЬ/ВДОЛБИТЬ, ВТЕМЯШИВАТЬ/ВТЕМЯШИТЬ шт/) в голову«?//(в БАШКУ substand) кому что VP subj: human1. to make s.o. memorize or master sth. by using persistent repetitionX вбивает Y-y в голову Z - X keeps drumming (pounding) Z into Yb head (into Y)X keeps hammering (beating) Z into Ybhead (into Y). Наши тюремщики: закрутить режим!.. Какие сейчас могут быть церемонии с врагами народа! Ведь война! Ведь фашисты! Тут действует, видимо, инерция клишированных формул, вбиваемых в головы с детства (Гинзбург 2). Our jailers were obsessed with tightening everything up. "What's the point of pussyfooting around with enemies of the people? There's a war on, after all, against the fascists!" This attitude was evidently the product of inertiathe inertia of set phrases, hammered into people's heads since childhood (2a).2. (often foil. by a что-clause) to impress sth. on s.o. insistently, (to try to) convince s.o. of sth.: X вбил Y-y в голову Z = X got (put, drove, knocked, hammered, beat, drummed, dinned) Z into Yb headX got Z through Y's head (in limited contexts) X drove Z home to YNeg X не может вбить Z Y-y в голову = ( usu. when said in anger about a futile attempt) X can't knock (hammer etc) Z into Yb (thick) skull."...Мне, признаюсь, одно больно: я надеялся именно теперь тесно и дружески сойтись с Аркадием, а выходит, что я остался позади, он ушёл вперёд, и понять мы друг друга не можем». - «Да почему он ушёл вперёд? И чем он от нас так уж очень отличается? - с нетерпением воскликнул Павел Петрович. - Это всё ему в голову синьор этот вбил, нигилист этот» (Тургенев 2). U...I confess it's very painful to me: just as I hoped to establish a real, close friendship with Arkady it turns out that I have been left behind, he's gone on ahead and we can't understand one another." "But why do you say he's gone on ahead? And wherein is he so different from us?" exclaimed Pavel Petrovich impatiently. "It's that signor who has put all these ideas into his head, that nihilist" (2e).«Большевики вдалбливают им в головы, что надо войну кончать, вернее, превращать её в гражданскую» (Шолохов 3). "The Bolsheviks keep drumming it into their heads that the war must be brought to an end, or rather, turned into a civil war" (3a).Поди, вдолби им (семидольцам) в головы, что Семён Иваныч Голосов... в известном отношении ничем не отличён от любого семидольца, достигшего двадцати двух лет (Федин 1). Just try to din it into their (the Semidolians') heads that Semyon Ivanich Golosov...was in certain respects not a bit different from any Semidolian who had reached the age of twenty-two (1a).(Kpeчинский:) Разве я вам в платеже отказываю? Я прошу вас... подождать два, три дня... Или вы нарочно пришли дурака разыгрывать, что я вам не могу вдолбить в голову, что теперь, сию минуту, у меня денег нет и отдать их не могу!.. (Сухово-Кобылин 2). (К.:) Am I refusing to pay you? I'm merely asking you...to wait two or three days....Or have you come here deliberately to play the fool? Can't I knock it into that thick skull of yours that now, this minute, I don't have any money and I can't pay you back! (2b).
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