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1 обида
insult, injury, affront, offence, wrong* * *обѝда,ж., -и insult, injury, affront, offence, wrong, slight; abuse; a slap in the face; голяма \обидаа outrage; нанасям \обидаа insult, offend; \обидаа на държавен глава lese-majesty; обсипаха го с какви ли не \обидаи every insult was put upon him; преглъщам \обидаа swallow an insult, pocket an insult/injury; eat dirt/humble pie/o.’s leek/амep. crow; стигам до \обидаи come to high words.* * *insult, injury, affront, offence, wrong -
2 проглотить обиду
1) General subject: eat one's leek, pocket an insult, pocket pride, put pride in pocket, stomach an insult, swallow an insult, swallow one's pride, swallow pride, put pride in pocket, eat the dust2) Makarov: eat dog, one's pocket, pocket( one's) pride, put (one's) pride in (one's) pocket, eat crow, eat dirt, eat humble pie, eat leek, eat leeks, eat the leek, eat the leeks -
3 обиди
и contumelyобиди на държавен глава lese-majestyeat dirt/humble pie/o.'s leek/ам. crowстигам до обиди come to high words* * *1. eat dirt/humble pie/o.'s leek/ ам. crow 2. ОБИДИ на държавен глава lese-majesty 3. голяма ОБИДИ outrage 4. и contumely 5. лична ОБИДИ a personal insult/affront 6. нанасям ОБИДИ insult, offend 7. преглъщам ОБИДИ swallow an insult, pocket an insult/injury 8. стигам до обиди come to high words -
4 проглотить обиду
swallow one's pride словосочетание:eat dirt (унижаться, проглотить обиду, покоряться, смиряться, униженно извиняться, вести себя униженно)eat humble pie (унижаться, смиряться, сносить оскорбления, проглотить обиду, покоряться, униженно извиняться)put one's pride in one's pocket (проглотить обиду, подавить самолюбие) -
5 обида
1. dudgeon2. miff3. pique4. insult5. grievance6. harm7. offense8. umbrage9. wrong10. offenceСинонимический ряд:оскорбление (сущ.) оскорбление -
6 проглатывать обиду
General subject: eat one's leek, eat the leek, pocket an insult, stomach an insultУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > проглатывать обиду
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7 проглотить пилюлю
1) General subject: swallow the pill, swallow a pill, swallow medicine, take medicine2) Graphic expression: pocket the insult, swallow the insult, take it lying down3) Set phrase: swallow a bitter pill, (p.; not used with neg.) swallow the pill4) Makarov: swallow (one's) medicine, take ( one's) medicine -
8 обида обид·а
offence, injury; (чувство) resentmentзатаить обиду — to nurse / bear a grudge
проглотить обиду — to swallow / to pocket an insult
смертельная обида — mortal offence / insult
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9 обида
ж.offence, injury, wrong; ( чувство) offence, resentmentнанести обиду (дт.) — offend (d.)
затаить обиду — nurse a grievance, bear* a grudge
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не в обиду будь сказано погов. — no offence meant, without offenceпроглотить обиду — swallow / pocket an insult
не дать себя в обиду — be able to stand / stick up for oneself
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10 проглатывать
проглотить (вн.)проглотить обиду, оскорбление — swallow / pocket an insult
говорить, проглатывая слова — swallow one's words
проглотить язык — lose* one's tongue
язык проглотишь (о чём-л. очень вкусном) — it makes your mouth* water
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11 обида
ж.1) ( несправедливое оскорбление) offence, injury, wrongнанести́ оби́ду (дт.) — offend (d)
2) ( чувство) offence, resentmentго́рькая оби́да — deep mortification
затаи́ть оби́ду — nurse a grievance, bear a grudge
он на меня́ в оби́де — he bears me a grudge
••не в оби́ду будь ска́зано погов. — no offence meant, without offence
проглоти́ть оби́ду — swallow / pocket an insult
не дать себя́ в оби́ду — be able to stand / stick up for oneself
кака́я оби́да! — how annoying!
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12 проглатывать
несов. - прогла́тывать, сов. - проглоти́ть; (вн.)1) ( пропускать в пищевод) swallow (d)2) ( быстро съедать или выпивать) swallow (d), bolt (d), gulp down (d); ( с трудом) choke down (d)проглоти́ть оби́ду / оскорбле́ние — swallow / pocket an insult
говори́ть, прогла́тывая слова́ — swallow one's words
проглоти́ть кни́гу — devour a book
••как бу́дто / сло́вно арши́н проглоти́л разг. — ≈ as stiff as a poker
проглоти́ть язы́к — lose one's tongue
ты что, язык проглоти́л? — cat got your tongue?
язы́к прогло́тишь (о чём-л очень вкусном) — ≈ it makes your mouth water
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13 скушать
сов. (вн.)1) ( съесть) eat (d), have (d), take (d)ску́шать оби́ду / оскорбле́ние — swallow / pocket an insult
3) разг. (согласиться с чем-л, поверить чему-л) eat up (d), buy (d)ему́ что ни скажи́, он всё ску́шает — he will buy [eat up] whatever you tell him
4) разг. (подавить, сломить) eat up (d), ruin (d) -
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несов. - съеда́ть, сов. - съесть; (вн.)1) ( есть) eat (d), eat up (d)корпора́ция съе́ла всех конкуре́нтов — the corporation ate up the competition
съесть оби́ду / оскорбле́ние — swallow / pocket an insult
4) разг. (соглашаться с чем-л, верить чему-л) eat up (d), buy (d)ему́ что ни скажи́, он всё съест — he will buy [eat up] whatever you tell him
5) разг. (подавлять, не давать нормально действовать) eat up (d), ruin (d)не на́до было поруча́ть но́вому учи́телю э́тот класс, они́ его́ съедя́т — we shouldn't have put the new teacher in charge of that class, they'll eat him up
6) разг. ( вызывать расход чего-л) eat upэ́то прибо́р съеда́ет мно́го электроэне́ргии — this device eats up a lot of electricity
пое́здка съе́ла все на́ши накопле́ния — the trip ate up all our savings
7) ( подрывать чьё-л здоровье - о болезни) be eating (d)8) ( беспокоить - о неприятном чувстве) eat up (d)его́ съеда́ла ре́вность — he was eaten up with jealousy
••что, съел? — did that teach you? ( said after smb's apt reply or remark)
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15 проглатывать оскорбление
to swallow/pocket an insultРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > проглатывать оскорбление
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16 проглотить оскорбление
take/swallow/pocket an insultАмериканизмы. Русско-английский словарь. > проглотить оскорбление
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17 einstecken
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (Stecker etc.) put in; (Bügeleisen, Radio etc.) plug in; etw. in etw. (Akk) einstecken put s.th. into s.th.2. in die Tasche: put in one’s pocket ( Handtasche bag); (Pistole, Messer) put away; (einpacken) take; steck’s schnell ein! put it away quick!; hast du genug Geld eingesteckt? have you got enough money on you?; du kannst dein Geld wieder einstecken put your money away (, this is on me)4. umg., pej. (stehlen, einkassieren) pocket5. fig. (Vorwurf etc.) swallow; (Schlag) take; er kann viel einstecken he can take a lot (of punishment); viel einstecken müssen have to take a lot of stick; er hat schwer einstecken müssen he took quite a beating; eine Niederlage einstecken ( müssen) take a beating6. umg., fig.: jemanden einstecken (überlegen sein) put s.o. in the shade; den steckst du leicht ein you’re miles better than him* * *to pocket; to pouch; to insert* * *ein|ste|ckenvt sep1) (= in etw stecken) to put in (in +acc -to); Stecker auch, Gerät to plug in; Schwert to sheathe2)hast du deinen Pass/ein Taschentuch eingesteckt? — have you got your passport/a handkerchief with you?
er steckte (sich) die Zeitung ein und ging los — he put the paper in his pocket etc and left, he took the paper and left
warte mal, ich habe mir meine Zigaretten noch nicht eingesteckt — hang on, I haven't got my cigarettes yet (inf)
ich habe kein Geld eingesteckt or (incorrect) éínstecken — I haven't any money on me
kannst du meinen Lippenstift für mich éínstecken? — can you take my lipstick for me?
4) (inf) Kritik etc to take; Beleidigung to swallow, to take; (= verdienen) Geld, Profit to pocket (inf)der Boxer musste viel éínstecken — the boxer had to take a lot of punishment
er steckt sie alle ein — he beats all of them (inf)
* * *2) (to steal: Be careful he doesn't pocket the silver.) pocket* * *ein|ste·ckenvt1. (in die Tasche stecken)▪ etw \einstecken to put sth in one's pocketer hat das Geld einfach eingesteckt! he's just pocketed the money!hast du deinen Pass eingesteckt? have you got your passport?stecken Sie Ihren Revolver mal wieder ein! put your revolver away!2. (einwerfen)▪ etw \einstecken to post [or mail] sth▪ etw \einstecken to put up with [or swallow] [or take] sth4. (verkraften)▪ etw \einstecken to take sth5. ELEK* * *transitives Verb1) put iner steckte die Pistole/das Messer wieder ein — he put the pistol back in the holster/the knife back in the sheath
2) (mitnehmen)[sich (Dat.)] etwas einstecken — take something with one
* * *einstecken v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)etwas in etwas (akk)einstecken put sth into sth2. in die Tasche: put in one’s pocket ( Handtasche bag); (Pistole, Messer) put away; (einpacken) take;steck’s schnell ein! put it away quick!;hast du genug Geld eingesteckt? have you got enough money on you?;du kannst dein Geld wieder einstecken put your money away (, this is on me)4. umg, pej (stehlen, einkassieren) pocketer kann viel einstecken he can take a lot (of punishment);viel einstecken müssen have to take a lot of stick;er hat schwer einstecken müssen he took quite a beating;eine Niederlage einstecken (müssen) take a beating6. umg, fig:jemanden einstecken (überlegen sein) put sb in the shade;den steckst du leicht ein you’re miles better than him* * *transitives Verb1) put iner steckte die Pistole/das Messer wieder ein — he put the pistol back in the holster/the knife back in the sheath
2) (mitnehmen)[sich (Dat.)] etwas einstecken — take something with one
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18 преглъщам
swallow (и прен.). gulpпреглъщам обида swallow/pocket/stomach an insultпреглъщам сълзите си gulp down o.'s tearsпреглъщам думите си check o.s., leave o.'s words unsaid* * *преглъ̀щам,гл. swallow (и прен.), gulp; жадно \преглъщам gulp down; не мога да преглътна нещо it sticks in o.’s craw \преглъщам обида swallow/pocket/stomach an insult; eat humble pie; \преглъщам сълзите си force back o.’s tears, gulp down o.’s tears; прен. непрех. grin and bear it.* * *gulp; pocket (обида); swallow* * *1. swallow (и прен.). gulp 2. ПРЕГЛЪЩАМ думите си check o.s., leave o.'s words unsaid 3. ПРЕГЛЪЩАМ обида swallow/pocket/stomach an insult 4. ПРЕГЛЪЩАМ сълзите си gulp down o.'s tears 5. жадно ПРЕГЛЪЩАМ gulp down 6. трудно ПРЕГЛЪЩАМ swallow with difficulty, have difficulty in swallowing -
19 hurgar
v.1 to rummage around.2 to poke around, to fumble for, to poke about, to pry into.* * *1 (remover) to poke, rake2 (bolsillo, bolso, etc) to rummage in, go through1 to pick\hurgar en el pasado to dig up the pasthurgar en la herida figurado to turn the knife (in the wound), rub salt in the woundhurgarse las narices to pick one's nose* * *1. VT1) [+ herida] to poke, poke at, jab; [+ fuego] to poke, rake3) † (=incitar) to stir up, provoke2.VI (=curiosear)hurgar en el bolsillo — to feel in one's pocket, rummage in one's pocket
3.See:* * *1.verbo intransitivohurgar en algo — en basura to rummage o rake through something
hurgar en una antigua herida — to open an old wound
2.hurgar en el pasado — to delve into the past, to dig up the past
hurgarse v pron (refl) hurguetearse* * *= rummage (among/through), forage.Ex. But searching an Internet database through hot new technique such as Wide Area Information Servers is vastly different from using the BITNET protocols to rummage through files on one of its server computers.Ex. We both woke up bright and early to forage for food nearby, which was a breeze.----* hurgar en el pasado de Alguien = delve into + Posesivo + past.* hurgar en la herida = add + salt to the wound, add + salt to injury, add + insult to injury, rub + salt in the wound.* hurgarse la nariz = pick + Posesivo + nose.* no hurgar en la herida = let + sleeping dogs lie.* * *1.verbo intransitivohurgar en algo — en basura to rummage o rake through something
hurgar en una antigua herida — to open an old wound
2.hurgar en el pasado — to delve into the past, to dig up the past
hurgarse v pron (refl) hurguetearse* * *= rummage (among/through), forage.Ex: But searching an Internet database through hot new technique such as Wide Area Information Servers is vastly different from using the BITNET protocols to rummage through files on one of its server computers.
Ex: We both woke up bright and early to forage for food nearby, which was a breeze.* hurgar en el pasado de Alguien = delve into + Posesivo + past.* hurgar en la herida = add + salt to the wound, add + salt to injury, add + insult to injury, rub + salt in the wound.* hurgarse la nariz = pick + Posesivo + nose.* no hurgar en la herida = let + sleeping dogs lie.* * *hurgar [A3 ]vihurgar EN algo:¿qué haces hurgando en mi bolso? what are you doing rummaging o ( colloq) ferreting around in my bag?hurgar en una antigua herida to open an old woundhurgar en el pasado to delve into the past, to dig up the past■ hurgarse( refl):hurgarse la nariz or las narices to pick one's nose* * *
hurgar ( conjugate hurgar) verbo intransitivo hurgar en algo ‹ en basura› to rummage o rake through sth;
hurgarse verbo pronominal ( refl): hurgarse la nariz to pick one's nose
hurgar
I vi (cotillear) to poke one's nose in
II vtr (revolver) to poke, rake
' hurgar' also found in these entries:
English:
delve
- fumble
- root about
- root around
- rummage
- salt
- scavenge
- go
* * *♦ vi[rebuscar] to rummage around (en in); [con dedo, palo] to poke around (en in)* * *v/i rummage (en in)* * *hurgar {52} vt: to poke, to jab, to rake (a fire)hurgar vihurgar en : to rummage in, to poke through* * *hurgar vb -
20 stikke
jab, plunge, poke, prick, slip, stab, stick, sting, thrust* * *vb( putte) put ( fx one's hands in one's pockets; one's hand out),T stick,( voldsomt, F) thrust ( fx one's hands into one's pockets),T shove,( ubemærket) slip ( fx a letter into one's pocket);( stikke med spids genstand) stick,( voldsomt) thrust ( fx a bayonet into somebody),( let) prick ( fx oneself on a needle, a hole in something);( med finger, stok etc) prod, poke ( fx he prodded (el. poked) me in the ribs);( med kniv, dolk etc) stab;(slagte fx en gris) stick;( om bi, hveps etc) sting;( om solen) burn;( i metal) engrave;( om syning) stitch,( om vatteret arbejde) quilt;( med bold) hit;( i kortspil) cover;(mar: om dybgående) draw;T ( overgå) beat ( fx can you beat that?);( løbe) run, nip ( fx nip across to the baker's);( angive) inform against,S grass on;[ med sb & pron:][ stikke asparges] cut asparagus;[ jeg ved ikke hvad der stikker ham] I don't know what is biting him (el.what has got into him);[ det stak ham at] he took it into his head to;[ han gør det når det stikker ham] he does it when he feels like it (el.when he chooses);[ stikke sig] prick oneself (på on, fx on a needle);[ stikke sig i fingeren] prick one's finger;(se også I. hul, ild);[ med præp & adv:][ stikke `af]( forsvinde) be off,T clear out,( især når man er uønsket) take oneself off ( fx I think I'll take myself off now),( flygte) bolt, cut and run;( for at undgå noget ubehageligt) make oneself scarce,( i hemmelighed) skip off ( fx without paying one's bill);(mar: fraslå sejl) unbend;[ stikke af fra kone og børn] desert one's wife and family;[ stikke af imod] form a glaring contrast to, clash with;(dvs hugge etc) go off with, run away (el. off) with ( fx somebody else's wife, the jewels, the profit);(se også I. hale);[ stikke dybt](mar) draw a great deal of water;[ skibet stikker for dybt] the vessel draws too much water;[ han stikker ikke dybt] he is pretty shallow, there is not much in him;[ stikke efter](med stok etc) prod at,( med våben) stab at;[ stikke frem]( rage frem) stick out,F project,( iøjnefaldende, generende) jut out,F protrude,( ses) peep out,( med objekt) put out ( fx he put out his hand), stick out,( med kraft) thrust out;( om noget ubehageligt) raise (el. rear) its (ugly) head ( fx Nazism reared its ugly head);( vove pelsen) stick one's neck out;[ stikke hen til en] nip round to somebody;[ stikke i noget] prod (at) something;[ stikke i at hyle] start howling;[ stikke i at le] burst out laughing;[ stikke noget i brand] set something on fire, set fire to something;[ han stak det i lommen] he put (, slipped, thrust) it into his pocket,(dvs tilvendte sig det) he pocketed it ( fx he pocketed theprofits);[ stikke en fornærmelse i lommen] swallow an insult;[ stikke sin næse i], se næse;[ stikke penge i] invest money in;[ stikke i rend] start (el. set off) running;[ stikke i søen] put (out) to sea;[ solen stikker mig i øjnene] the sun is in my eyes;(fig) it struck (el. caught) her eye;[ stikke én ihjel] stab somebody to death;[ han stak hovedet ind ad døren] he put his head in at the door;[ stikke noget ind i noget] put (, thrust) something into something;[ stikke noget ind imellem noget] insert something between something;[ jeg stak min arm ind under hans] I slipped my arm through his;[ stikke ned]( dolke) stab;[ stikke op]( rage op) stick up;[ han stikker ikke op for nogen] he is afraid of no man;[ stikke ham på næven] shake hands with him;[ stikke sig på], se ovf;[ de stak hovederne sammen] they put their heads together;(dvs prikke, støde) prod (at) somebody,( stadig kritisere) get at somebody ( fx he was getting at me all the time);[ stikke noget til en] slip something into somebody's hand;[ stikke til maden] peck at (el. toy with) one's food;[ stikke til side] conceal;( gemme til senere) put by, put away,( reservere) put aside ( fx for a good customer), put on one side;[ stikke til sig] pocket;( om skib) put to sea,( om person) go to sea,( løbe bort og stikke til søs) run away to sea;[ stikke ud], se ovf: stikke frem;[ stikke én ud](dvs fortrænge en) cut somebody out;[ stikke et glas ud] toss off (el. gulp down) a glass;(dvs prakke en noget på) palm (el. fob) something off on somebody;[ stikke hovedet ud ad døren (, vinduet)] put one's head out of the door (, the window);[ stikke øjnene ud på én] put out somebody's eyes;[ der stikker noget ` under] there is more in this than meets the eye;(dvs en fælde etc) there is a catch in it somewhere;
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