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1 надень пальто
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2 О-71
ПО ОДЁЖКЕ ПРОТЯГИВАЙ НОЖКИ (saying) live according to your means, in keeping with your income: - cut your coat according to your cloth cut your coat to fit your cloth put your hand no further than your sleeve will reach.«Где же я денег возьму? Ты знаешь, я в законный брак вступаю: две семьи содержать не могу, а вы с барином-то по одежке протягивайте ножки» (Гончаров 1). "Where am I to get the money from? You know I am going to be married. I can't provide for two families, and you and your gentleman had better cut your coat according to your cloth" (1a). "Where do you think I can get the money? You know I'm getting married: I can't keep two families, so you and your fine gentleman must cut your coat to fit your cloth" (1b). -
3 по одежке протягивай ножки
[saying]=====⇒ live according to your means, in keeping with your income:- put your hand no further than your sleeve will reach.♦ "Где же я денег возьму? Ты знаешь, я в законный брак вступаю: две семьи содержать не могу, а вы с барином-то по одежке протягивайте ножки" (Гончаров 1). "Where am I to get the money from? You know I am going to be married. I can't provide for two families, and you and your gentleman had better cut your coat according to your cloth" (1a). "Where do you think I can get the money? You know I'm getting married: I can't keep two families, so you and your fine gentleman must cut your coat to fit your cloth" (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по одежке протягивай ножки
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4 по одёжке протягивай ножки
1) General subject: you must cut your coat according to your cloth2) Set phrase: cut the coat according to the (or your) cloth (one has to keep within one's means and use what is available (I.e., adapt oneself to circumstances)), cut your coat according to the (or your) cloth (one has to keep within one's means and use what is available (I.e., adapt oneself to circumstances)), lay your game to your winning, put your hand no further than your sleeve will reach, stretch your arm no further than your sleeve will reach, stretch your legs according to your coverletУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > по одёжке протягивай ножки
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5 по одежке протягивай ножки
1) General subject: you must cut your coat according to your cloth2) Set phrase: cut the coat according to the (or your) cloth (one has to keep within one's means and use what is available (I.e., adapt oneself to circumstances)), cut your coat according to the (or your) cloth (one has to keep within one's means and use what is available (I.e., adapt oneself to circumstances)), lay your game to your winning, put your hand no further than your sleeve will reach, stretch your arm no further than your sleeve will reach, stretch your legs according to your coverletУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > по одежке протягивай ножки
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6 По одежке протягивай ножки
Spend no more than your budget allows you. See Живи не так, как хочется, а так, как можется (Ж), Не можешь, как хочешь, де лай, как можешь (H), По приходу и расход держи (П)Cf: Ask your purse what you should buy (Am.). Cut the coat according to the cloth (Am.). Cut your coat according to your cloth (Br.). Limit your wants by your wealth (Br.). Make your pudding according to your plums (Am.). Put your hand no farther than your sleeve will reach (Am., Br.). Stretch your arm no farther than your sleeve will reach (Am., Br.). Stretch your legs according to the length of your blanket (Am.). Stretch your legs according to your coverlet (Br.). You must cut your garment according to the cloth (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > По одежке протягивай ножки
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7 по одёжке протягивай ножки
посл.cut the (your) coat according to the (your) cloth; stretch your legs according to the (your) coverlet; cf. put your hand (stretch your arm) no further than your sleeve will reach- А они-то обе, невеста и мать, мужичка подряжают, в телеге, рогожею крытой (я ведь так езжал)! Ничего! Только ведь девяносто вёрст "а там преблагополучно прокатимся в третьем классе", вёрст тысячу. И благоразумно: по одёжке протягивай ножки... (Ф. Достоевский, Преступление и наказание) — 'But his bride and her mother are to drive in a peasant's cart covered with sacking (I know, I have been driven in it). No matter! It is only ninety versts and then can 'travel very comfortably, third class', for a thousand versts! Quite right, too. One must cut one's coat according to one's cloth...'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по одёжке протягивай ножки
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8 наденьте пальто, а то вы простудитесь
Makarov: put your coat on, or else you'll catch coldУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > наденьте пальто, а то вы простудитесь
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9 З-6
HE МОЙ (твоя, его и т. п.) ЗАБОТА (ПЕЧАЛЬ) coll NP Invar subj-compl with бытьв ( subj: usu. abstr, often это)) sth. does not involve me (you etc), does not cause me (should not cause you etc) any anxiety, is of no interest to me (should be of no interest to you etc): это не Х-ова забота = that's not X's concern (worry) that's no business of X's that's none of X's business ift not X's headache (problem)).(Валерия:) Вадим Андреевич, мы опаздываем. А Зилову, знаете, задержите ему отпуск. На недельку. Если он вовремя не попадёт на охоту... (Зилов:) Это не твоя забота (Вампилов 5). (V.:) Vadim Andreich, we're late. As for Zilov, hold up his vacation. For a week. If he can't go hunting on time... (Z.:) That's not your concern (5b).(Анютка:) Помрёт, должно, ребёночек-то?.. Куды ( substand = куда) ж они его (ребёнка) денут? (Митрич:) Туда и денут, куда надо. Не твоя печаль (Толстой 1). (A.:) It'll die, I bet, the little baby?...Where'll they put it? (M.:) They'll put it where they got to. Not your worry (1a).Зачем ему твой заячий тулуп? Он его пропьет, собака, в первом кабаке». - «Это, старинушка, уж не твоя печаль, - сказал мой бродяга, -пропью ли я его или нет» (Пушкин 2). "Why give him your hareskin coat? The dog will only sell it for a drink at the first pub he gets to." "It's none of your business, old man," my vagabond said, "whether I sell it or not" (2b)....He обращайте внимания на все эти мелочи, это в самом деле не ваша забота, дорогой (Аксёнов 12). "Don't pay attention to all these trifles, it's not really your headache, dear boy" (12a). -
10 не моя забота
• НЕ МОЙ <твоя, его и т.п.> ЗАБОТА < ПЕЧАЛЬ> coll=====⇒ sth. does not involve me (you etc), does not cause me (should not cause you etc) any anxiety, is of no interest to me (should be of no interest to you etc):- it's not X's headache (problem).♦ [Валерия:] Вадим Андреевич, мы опаздываем. А Зилову, знаете, задержите ему отпуск. На недельку. Если он вовремя не попадёт на охоту... [Зилов:] Это не твоя забота (Вампилов 5). [V.:] Vadim Andreich, we're late. As for Zilov, hold up his vacation. For a week. If he can't go hunting on time... [Z.:] That's not your concern (5b).♦ [Анютка:] Помрёт, должно, ребёночек-то?.. Куды [substand = куда] ж они его [ребёнка] денут? [Митрич:] Туда и денут, куда надо. Не твоя печаль (Толстой 1). [A.:] It'll die, I bet, the little baby?...Where'll they put it? [M.:] They'll put it where they got to. Not your worry (1a).♦ "Зачем ему твой заячий тулуп? Он его пропьет, собака, в первом кабаке". - "Это, старинушка, уж не твоя печаль, - сказал мой бродяга, - пропью ли я его или нет" (Пушкин 2). "Why give him your hareskin coat? The dog will only sell it for a drink at the first pub he gets to." "It's none of your business, old man," my vagabond said, "whether I sell it or not" (2b).♦...Не обращайте внимания на все эти мелочи, это в самом деле не ваша забота, дорогой (Аксёнов 12). "Don't pay attention to all these trifles, it's not really your headache, dear boy" (12a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не моя забота
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11 не моя печаль
• НЕ МОЙ <твоя, его и т.п.> ЗАБОТА < ПЕЧАЛЬ> coll=====⇒ sth. does not involve me (you etc), does not cause me (should not cause you etc) any anxiety, is of no interest to me (should be of no interest to you etc):- it's not X's headache (problem).♦ [Валерия:] Вадим Андреевич, мы опаздываем. А Зилову, знаете, задержите ему отпуск. На недельку. Если он вовремя не попадёт на охоту... [Зилов:] Это не твоя забота (Вампилов 5). [V.:] Vadim Andreich, we're late. As for Zilov, hold up his vacation. For a week. If he can't go hunting on time... [Z.:] That's not your concern (5b).♦ [Анютка:] Помрёт, должно, ребёночек-то?.. Куды [substand = куда] ж они его [ребёнка] денут? [Митрич:] Туда и денут, куда надо. Не твоя печаль (Толстой 1). [A.:] It'll die, I bet, the little baby?...Where'll they put it? [M.:] They'll put it where they got to. Not your worry (1a).♦ "Зачем ему твой заячий тулуп? Он его пропьет, собака, в первом кабаке". - "Это, старинушка, уж не твоя печаль, - сказал мой бродяга, - пропью ли я его или нет" (Пушкин 2). "Why give him your hareskin coat? The dog will only sell it for a drink at the first pub he gets to." "It's none of your business, old man," my vagabond said, "whether I sell it or not" (2b).♦...Не обращайте внимания на все эти мелочи, это в самом деле не ваша забота, дорогой (Аксёнов 12). "Don't pay attention to all these trifles, it's not really your headache, dear boy" (12a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не моя печаль
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12 береги платье снову, а честь смолоду
посл., уст.lit. watch over your clothes while they are new, and over your honour while you are young; cf. honour without maintenance is like a blue coat without a badgeРодители мои благословили меня. Батюшка сказал мне: "Прощай, Пётр. Служи верно, кому присягнёшь; слушайся начальников; за их лаской не гоняйся; на службу не напрашивайся; от службы не отговаривайся; и помни пословицу: береги платье снову, а честь смолоду". (А. Пушкин, Капитанская дочка) — My parents blessed me. My father said to me: 'Good-bye, Pyotr. Carry out faithfully your oath of allegiance; obey your superiors; don't seek their favour; don't put yourself forward, and do not shirk your duty; remember the saying: 'Watch over your clothes while they are new, and over your honour while you are young.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > береги платье снову, а честь смолоду
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13 П-330
ПОМИНАЙ КАК ЗВАЛИ coll Invar predic or indep. clause usu. follows one or more predicates having the same subj used in pres, past, and future contexts fixed WO1. \П-330 (кого) ( impers or with subj: human s.o. died, perished or will die, perish: (X-a) поминай как звали - (in past contexts) that was the end of Xthat was the end of the road (for X) it was all over (for X)."...Или, может, и сам (ты), лежа на полатях, думал, думал, да ни с того ни с другого заворотил в кабак, а потом прямо в прорубь, и поминай как звали» (Гоголь 3). "Or perhaps you took to brooding lying at night on your bunk over the oven, and then suddenly, for no reason whatsoever, after a stop at a tavern, headed straight for the river, jumped into a hole in the ice, and that was the end of you" (3c).«Пора положить конец всему: пропадай душа, пойду утоплюсь... и поминай как звали!» (Гоголь 5). "It's time to put an end to it all. Damn my soul, I'll go and drown myself...and it will all be over!" (5a).2. Also: МИТЬКОЙ ЗВАЛИ substand ( impers or with subj: human (both variants) or animal ( var. with поминай only)) s.o. disappeared and has not been seen since, or will disappear and not be seen againX ушел (уехал и т. п.) и поминай как звали - X left (took off etc) and that's the last we (I etc) ever saw of himX left etc and we (I etc) haven't seen him since X left (disappeared etc), never to return (never to be seen again, never to be heard of again) X left (disappeared etc) and was never heard of again.После смерти матери Михаил уехал из родной деревни - и поминай как звали. After his mother's death Mikhail left his native village, never to return.3. (used as a clause) (in refer, to sth. mentioned in the preceding context that has been lost, stolen, borrowed etc) sth. was never seen again or will never be seen again: (in past contexts) (and) that's the last we (I etc) (ever) saw of it(and) we (I etc) never saw it again (and) we (I etc) haven't seen it since it disappeared without a trace (in limited contexts) it had vanished into thin air.«Дай, Захар, фрак, не упрямься!» - «Не дам! - холодно отвечал Захар. - Пусть прежде они принесут назад жилет да нашу рубашку... Взяли вот этак же на именины, да и поминай как звали...» (Гончаров 1). "Don't be obstinate, Zakhar, bring the coat." "I won't!" Zakhar answered coldly. "Let him first return your waistcoat and shirt....He borrowed them to go to a birthday party and we've never seen them since" (1a).На другой день хватился — нет топора. Обыскал все - нет, поминай как звали (Распутин 2)...The next day he noticed that the ax was gone. He searched everywhere-it was gone, vanished into thin air (2a). -
14 Митькой звали
• ПОМИНАЙ КАК ЗВАЛИ coll[Invar; predic or indep. clause; usu. follows one or more predicates having the same subj; used in pres, past, and future contexts; fixed WO]=====1. Митькой звали (кого) [impers or with subj: human]⇒ s.o. died, perished or will die, perish:- it was all over (for X).♦ "...Или, может, и сам [ ты], лежа на полатях, думал, думал, да ни с того ни с другого заворотил в кабак, а потом прямо в прорубь, и поминай как звали" (Гоголь 3). "Or perhaps you took to brooding lying at night on your bunk over the oven, and then suddenly, for no reason whatsoever, after a stop at a tavern, headed straight for the river, jumped into a hole in the ice, and that was the end of you" (3c).♦ "Пора положить конец всему: пропадай душа, пойду утоплюсь... и поминай как звали!" (Гоголь 5). "It's time to put an end to it all. Damn my soul, I'll go and drown myself...and it will all be over!" (5a).2. Also: МИТЬКОЙ ЗВАЛИ substand [impers or with subj: human (both variants) or animal (var. with поминай only)]⇒ s.o. disappeared and has not been seen since, or will disappear and not be seen again:- X ушел (уехал и т. п.) и поминай как звали≈ X left (took off etc) and that's the last we (I etc) ever saw of him;- X left etc and we (I etc) haven't seen him since;- X left (disappeared etc), never to return (never to be seen again, never to be heard of again);- X left (disappeared etc) and was never heard of again.♦ После смерти матери Михаил уехал из родной деревни - и поминай как звали. After his mother's death Mikhail left his native village, never to return.3. [used as a clause]⇒ (in refer, to sth. mentioned in the preceding context that has been lost, stolen, borrowed etc) sth. was never seen again or will never be seen again:- [in past contexts](and) that's the last we (I etc) (ever) saw of it;- (and) we (I etc) never saw it again;- (and) we (I etc) haven't seen it since;- [in limited contexts] it had vanished into thin air.♦ "Дай, Захар, фрак, не упрямься!" - "Не дам! - холодно отвечал Захар. - Пусть прежде они принесут назад жилет да нашу рубашку... Взяли вот этак же на именины, да и поминай как звали..." (Гончаров 1). "Don't be obstinate, Zakhar, bring the coat." "I won't!" Zakhar answered coldly. "Let him first return your waistcoat and shirt....He borrowed them to go to a birthday party and we've never seen them since" (1a).♦ На другой день хватился - нет топора. Обыскал все - нет, поминай как звали (Распутин 2)....The next day he noticed that the ax was gone. He searched everywhere-it was gone, vanished into thin air (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Митькой звали
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15 поминай как звали
• ПОМИНАЙ КАК ЗВАЛИ coll[Invar; predic or indep. clause; usu. follows one or more predicates having the same subj; used in pres, past, and future contexts; fixed WO]=====1. поминай как звали (кого) [impers or with subj: human]⇒ s.o. died, perished or will die, perish:- it was all over (for X).♦ "...Или, может, и сам [ ты], лежа на полатях, думал, думал, да ни с того ни с другого заворотил в кабак, а потом прямо в прорубь, и поминай как звали" (Гоголь 3). "Or perhaps you took to brooding lying at night on your bunk over the oven, and then suddenly, for no reason whatsoever, after a stop at a tavern, headed straight for the river, jumped into a hole in the ice, and that was the end of you" (3c).♦ "Пора положить конец всему: пропадай душа, пойду утоплюсь... и поминай как звали!" (Гоголь 5). "It's time to put an end to it all. Damn my soul, I'll go and drown myself...and it will all be over!" (5a).2. Also: МИТЬКОЙ ЗВАЛИ substand [impers or with subj: human (both variants) or animal (var. with поминай only)]⇒ s.o. disappeared and has not been seen since, or will disappear and not be seen again:- X ушел (уехал и т. п.) и поминай как звали≈ X left (took off etc) and that's the last we (I etc) ever saw of him;- X left etc and we (I etc) haven't seen him since;- X left (disappeared etc), never to return (never to be seen again, never to be heard of again);- X left (disappeared etc) and was never heard of again.♦ После смерти матери Михаил уехал из родной деревни - и поминай как звали. After his mother's death Mikhail left his native village, never to return.3. [used as a clause]⇒ (in refer, to sth. mentioned in the preceding context that has been lost, stolen, borrowed etc) sth. was never seen again or will never be seen again:- [in past contexts](and) that's the last we (I etc) (ever) saw of it;- (and) we (I etc) never saw it again;- (and) we (I etc) haven't seen it since;- [in limited contexts] it had vanished into thin air.♦ "Дай, Захар, фрак, не упрямься!" - "Не дам! - холодно отвечал Захар. - Пусть прежде они принесут назад жилет да нашу рубашку... Взяли вот этак же на именины, да и поминай как звали..." (Гончаров 1). "Don't be obstinate, Zakhar, bring the coat." "I won't!" Zakhar answered coldly. "Let him first return your waistcoat and shirt....He borrowed them to go to a birthday party and we've never seen them since" (1a).♦ На другой день хватился - нет топора. Обыскал все - нет, поминай как звали (Распутин 2)....The next day he noticed that the ax was gone. He searched everywhere-it was gone, vanished into thin air (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поминай как звали
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