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1) General subject: broken bread, broken meat, orts2) Medicine: food debris (в полости рта)3) Agriculture: left-over food4) Archaeology: food residues5) Jargon: broken arm, dead soldier (marine)6) Criminology: backwash (попадающие изо рта пьющего в алюминиевую банку или бутылку при питье из горла)7) Makarov: broken meats, broken victuals, remnants of food -
2 уносить ноги
разг.1) (поспешно уходить, убегать, исчезать (обычно от опасности, преследования и т. п.)) take to one's heels; try to escape safe and sound; make a run of it; pull foot; show a clean pair of heelsГарин подошёл к тройному зеркалу... Он долго глядел на себя, и вдруг один глаз его сам собою насмешливо подмигнул... "Уноси ноги, Пьер Гарри, уноси ноги поскорее", - проговорил он самому себе шёпотом. (А. Толстой, Гиперболоид инженера Гарина) — Garin walked over to the triple mirror... He looked at himself for a long time and suddenly one of his eyes winked mockingly of its own accord. 'Take to your heels, Pierre Harry, take to your heels as quickly as you can,' he said to himself in a whisper.
- Какие там диспозиции! Лишь бы нам удалось ноги отсюда до ночи унести подобру-поздорову. Не время сейчас писаниной заниматься! (А. Степанов, Порт-Артур) — 'No! There's no time for that sort of thing now. We'll be lucky if we get out of here safe and sound before night sets in!'
2) (быстро, беспорядочно отступать под натиском противника) flee as fast as one's legs would carry one; take to panic flightОстатки разбитых немецко-фашистских дивизий устремились на юго-запад, в сторону Будогощи, и частично на запад, в сторону Волхова. Бросая обозы, технику, сжигая склады с продовольствием, боеприпасами и горючим, гитлеровцы спешили унести ноги. (К. Мерецков, Неколебимо, как Россия) — The remnants of the routed German divisions fled, partly in a south-westerly direction, towards Budogoshch, and partly west, towards Volkhov. They fled as fast as their legs would carry them, abandoning their transport, equipment and blazing food, petrol and ammunition stores.
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