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1) General subject: abruptly, acutely, all of a heap, bitter, bitterly, bluntly, briefly, crustily, dramatically (наречие), edgily, gruffly, hardly, harshly, high (о звуке), hotly, pipingly, point blank, point-blank, rough, roundly, sharply, short, shortly, shrewdly, shrilly, stark, starkly, trenchantly, deeply, distinctly (to be distinctly different - резко отличаться), spur of the moment, severely, curtly2) Colloquial: strong3) Engineering: violently4) Mathematics: drastically, widely5) Religion: with sharpness6) Economy: precipitously (The price of shares in the company dropped precipitously with the news of poor sales figures.(example from Cambridge Dictionary))7) Diplomatic term: strongly -
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1) General subject: boldly, drastically, plunging, sharp, short, stark, starkly, wicked, pimping (черный слэнг), bostin2) Geology: steeply3) Naval: hard4) Colloquial: cool, impressive, sound5) Mathematics: very steeply6) Economy: precipitously (a cliff that plunges to the sea)7) Jargon: coolio (Meaning cool, but typically used as a one word response and not part of a sentence.), fierce, gross, kick ass, neat, neato, awesome9) American English: [that's] rough! or [that's] tough!10) Black slang: gangsta -
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2) Geology: sheerly3) Naval: apeak4) Rare: uprightly5) Mathematics: upright, vertically6) Railway term: downright7) Economy: precipitously -
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ЗА ЧТО КУПИЛ, ЗА ТО И ПРОДАЮ (saying) I am just repeating what I have heard (said when a person repeats rumors or another person's words and therefore does not want to be held responsible for them, cannot vouch for their truthfulness etc): — I am only telling you (passing on) what I heard (what they told me)(in limited contexts) take it for what itfs worth. (authors usage) «А ты-то это точно знаешь?»... - «Я почем купил, потом и продаю...» (Шолохов 4). "But do you know this for a fact?"...Tm only telling you what I heard..." (4a).«...Иные там, с образом мыслей поблагороднее, так даже руки ему не хотели подать на первых порах: слишком-де уж стремительно в консерваторы перескочил... Повторяю: легенда. За что купил, за то и продал» (Достоевский 2). "...Some persons there, of a nobler cast of mind, did not even want to shake hands with him at first, he jumped over to the conservatives a bit too precipitously....! repeat: it's a legend. Take it for what it's worth" (2a). -
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ПОДАВАТЬ/ПОДАТЬ РУКУ кому VP subj: human1. to clasp s.o. 's hand when greeting, parting with, or congratulating himX подал Y-y руку (X и Y подали друг другу руки) - X shook Y's hand (X and Y shook hands, X shook hands with Y)."...Иные там, с образом мыслей поблагороднее, так даже руки ему не хотели подать на первых порах: слишком-де уж стремительно в консерваторы перескочил...» (Достоевский 2). u...Some persons there, of a nobler cast of mind, did not even want to shake hands with him at first: he jumped over to the conservatives a bit too precipitously..." (2a).2. to extend one's hand or arm to s.o. as an offer of helpX подал Y-y руку - X offered Y his hand (arm)X held out his hand (arm) to Y.Дойдя до середины комнаты, она пошатнулась я вскочил, подал ей руку и довел ее до кресел (Лермонтов 1). When she reached the middle of the room she swayedI leapt to her side, offered her my arm and led her to an armchair (1b). -
8 за что купил, за то и продаю
• ЗА ЧТО КУПИЛ, ЗА ТО И ПРОДАЮ[saying]=====⇒ I am just repeating what I have heard (said when a person repeats rumors or another person's words and therefore does not want to be held responsible for them, cannot vouch for their truthfulness etc):- [in limited contexts] take it for what it's worth.♦ [authors usage] "А ты-то это точно знаешь?"... - "Я почем купил, потом и продаю..." (Шолохов 4). "But do you know this for a fact?"..."I'm only telling you what I heard..." (4a).♦ "...Иные там, с образом мыслей поблагороднее, так даже руки ему не хотели подать на первых порах: слишком-де уж стремительно в консерваторы перескочил... Повторяю: легенда. За что купил, за то и продал" (Достоевский 2). "...Some persons there, of a nobler cast of mind, did not even want to shake hands with him at first, he jumped over to the conservatives a bit too precipitously....! repeat: it's a legend. Take it for what it's worth" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за что купил, за то и продаю
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• ПОДАВАТЬ/ПОДАТЬ РУКУ кому[VP; subj: human]=====1. to clasp s.o.'s hand when greeting, parting with, or congratulating him:- X подал Y-y руку( X и Y подали друг другу руки) - X shook Y's hand (X and Y shook hands, X shook hands with Y).♦ "...Иные там, с образом мыслей поблагороднее, так даже руки ему не хотели подать на первых порах: слишком-де уж стремительно в консерваторы перескочил..." (Достоевский 2)....Some persons there, of a nobler cast of mind, did not even want to shake hands with him at first: he jumped over to the conservatives a bit too precipitously..." (2a).2. to extend one's hand or arm to s.o. as an offer of help:- X held out his hand (arm) to Y.♦ Дойдя до середины комнаты, она пошатнулась; я вскочил, подал ей руку и довел ее до кресел (Лермонтов 1). When she reached the middle of the room she swayed; I leapt to her side, offered her my arm and led her to an armchair (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подавать руку
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• ПОДАВАТЬ/ПОДАТЬ РУКУ кому[VP; subj: human]=====1. to clasp s.o.'s hand when greeting, parting with, or congratulating him:- X подал Y-y руку( X и Y подали друг другу руки) - X shook Y's hand (X and Y shook hands, X shook hands with Y).♦ "...Иные там, с образом мыслей поблагороднее, так даже руки ему не хотели подать на первых порах: слишком-де уж стремительно в консерваторы перескочил..." (Достоевский 2)....Some persons there, of a nobler cast of mind, did not even want to shake hands with him at first: he jumped over to the conservatives a bit too precipitously..." (2a).2. to extend one's hand or arm to s.o. as an offer of help:- X held out his hand (arm) to Y.♦ Дойдя до середины комнаты, она пошатнулась; я вскочил, подал ей руку и довел ее до кресел (Лермонтов 1). When she reached the middle of the room she swayed; I leapt to her side, offered her my arm and led her to an armchair (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подать руку
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