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21 мчаться
1) General subject: bucket, career, dash, drive, go like blazes, go the pace, hell, highball, hurtle, lash, post, race, rattle, rip (о лодке, машине, автомобиле и т. п.), rush, scud, shoot ahead, skirr (рассекая воздух), speed, spur, squatter, strike out, sweep, tear, tear along, tear down, zip (как пуля), career about, career along, career over, career through, hit the pace2) Colloquial: hotfoot, lick, powder, scorch, sling, slip along, whiz (об автомобиле и т.п.), whizz (об автомобиле)3) American: dust, go like sixty, go like sixty /split/, go like split, pour it on, wingding5) Hunting: bruise6) Jargon: drill, flat out, hot foot, hotfoot (it), snap it up, whoosh, whoosh (на автомашине и т.п.), high -tail it, high -tall, storm7) Makarov: fly, line out, sweep along, sweep over -
22 мчаться
1. hurtle2. scamper3. scampered4. scampering5. scurry6. scurrying7. zipped8. zipping9. rush; whirl; speed along10. race11. tearСинонимический ряд:бежать (глаг.) бежать; лететь; лететь сломя голову; мчать; нестись -
23 нестись
1) General subject: blow, bound, burn the earth, burn the wind, bust, career, course, dash, drive, fly, hell, hurtle, lash, lay (о курице), lay eggs, race, rack (об облаках), rattle, rattle along, ride, rush, sail, scat, scud, skim, spank, spanker, spin (на велосипеде и т. п.), sweep, tear, tear down, spank along (о лошади, судне), speed (skiers speeding down the ski hills), scurry, travel, blaze through3) Naval: shoot5) American: burn up the road, dust, barreling in6) Sports: trot7) Agriculture: be in lay, be in production10) Makarov: float (по течению, по воздуху), sweep along, sweep over, waft (по воздуху, воде), whirl11) Taboo: barrel -
24 Д-342
во весь дух (MAX, ОПОР) бежать, мчаться, нестись, пустить лошадь и т. п. coll PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO(of a person, a horse, or, rare, a horse-driven carriage) (to run, race along etc) very fast, with great speed, headlongat top (full) speed(at) full tilt as fast as one can (go) as fast as one's legs can carry one for all one is worth (of a horse) (race along (go)) at a full gallop (put one's horse) to a full gallop (go (make one's horse go)) flat-out.Он (Пугачев) остановился его окружили, и, как видно, по его повелению четыре человека отделились и во весь опор подскакали под самую крепость (Пушкин 2). Не (Pugachev) stopped, his men gathered around himand evidently by his command, four of them peeled off from the group and galloped right up to the fort at full speed (2a).Лошади летели во весь опор, карету мягко встряхивало... (Окуджава 2). The horses raced along at full speed, the carriage rolling slightly... (2a)..Сейчас он, конечно, уже на конюшне, дрожащими от волнения и спешки, путающимися, не слушающимися руками запрягает Савраску и немедленно во весь дух пустится нахлестывать следом, так что нагонит их еще в поле, до въезда в лес (Пастернак 1)....At the moment, of course, he's in the stable, hurrying, excited, fumbling with the harness, and he'll rush after us full tilt and catch up with us before we get into the forest (1a)...(Чичиков) сел в бричку и велел Селифану погонять лошадей во весь дух (Гоголь 3). Chichikov...got into his carriage and told Selifan to drive as fast as he could (3a)..Ты бежал во весь дух, сам не зная куда, обезумевший от счастья (Олеша 3)....You ran for all you were worth, yourself not knowing where, out of your wits with happiness (3a).Кавалергарды скакали, но еще удерживая лошадей. Ростов уже видел их лица и услышал команду: «Марш, марш!», произнесенную офицером, выпустившим во весь мах свою кровную лошадь (Толстой 4). The Horse Guards were galloping but still holding in their horses Rostov could now see their faces and hear the command. "Charge!" shouted by an officer putting his thoroughbred to a full gallop (4a) -
25 во весь дух
• ВО ВЕСЬ ДУХ <MAX, ОПОР> бежать, мчаться, нестись, пустить лошадь и т.п. coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person, a horse, or, rare, a horse-driven carriage) (to run, race along etc) very fast, with great speed, headlong:- [of a horse](race along <go>) at a full gallop;- (go < make one's horse go>) flat-out.♦ Он [Пугачев] остановился; его окружили, и, как видно, по его повелению четыре человека отделились и во весь опор подскакали под самую крепость (Пушкин 2). Не [Pugachev] stopped; his men gathered around him; and evidently by his command, four of them peeled off from the group and galloped right up to the fort at full speed (2a).♦ Лошади летели во весь опор, карету мягко встряхивало... (Окуджава 2). The horses raced along at full speed, the carriage rolling slightly... (2a).♦...Сейчас он, конечно, уже на конюшне, дрожащими от волнения и спешки, путающимися, не слушающимися руками запрягает Савраску и немедленно во весь дух пустится нахлестывать следом, так что нагонит их еще в поле, до въезда в лес (Пастернак 1)....At the moment, of course, he's in the stable, hurrying, excited, fumbling with the harness, and he'll rush after us full tilt and catch up with us before we get into the forest (1a)♦...[Чичиков] сел в бричку и велел Селифану погонять лошадей во весь дух (Гоголь 3). Chichikov...got into his carriage and told Selifan to drive as fast as he could (3a).♦...Ты бежал во весь дух, сам не зная куда, обезумевший от счастья (Олеша 3)....You ran for all you were worth, yourself not knowing where, out of your wits with happiness (3a).♦ Кавалергарды скакали, но еще удерживая лошадей. Ростов уже видел их лица и услышал команду: "Марш, марш!", произнесённую офицером, выпустившим во весь мах свою кровную лошадь (Толстой 4). The Horse Guards were galloping but still holding in their horses Rostov could now see their faces and hear the command. "Charge!" shouted by an officer putting his thoroughbred to a full gallop (4a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во весь дух
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26 во весь мах
• ВО ВЕСЬ ДУХ <MAX, ОПОР> бежать, мчаться, нестись, пустить лошадь и т.п. coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person, a horse, or, rare, a horse-driven carriage) (to run, race along etc) very fast, with great speed, headlong:- [of a horse](race along <go>) at a full gallop;- (go < make one's horse go>) flat-out.♦ Он [Пугачев] остановился; его окружили, и, как видно, по его повелению четыре человека отделились и во весь опор подскакали под самую крепость (Пушкин 2). Не [Pugachev] stopped; his men gathered around him; and evidently by his command, four of them peeled off from the group and galloped right up to the fort at full speed (2a).♦ Лошади летели во весь опор, карету мягко встряхивало... (Окуджава 2). The horses raced along at full speed, the carriage rolling slightly... (2a).♦...Сейчас он, конечно, уже на конюшне, дрожащими от волнения и спешки, путающимися, не слушающимися руками запрягает Савраску и немедленно во весь дух пустится нахлестывать следом, так что нагонит их еще в поле, до въезда в лес (Пастернак 1)....At the moment, of course, he's in the stable, hurrying, excited, fumbling with the harness, and he'll rush after us full tilt and catch up with us before we get into the forest (1a)♦...[Чичиков] сел в бричку и велел Селифану погонять лошадей во весь дух (Гоголь 3). Chichikov...got into his carriage and told Selifan to drive as fast as he could (3a).♦...Ты бежал во весь дух, сам не зная куда, обезумевший от счастья (Олеша 3)....You ran for all you were worth, yourself not knowing where, out of your wits with happiness (3a).♦ Кавалергарды скакали, но еще удерживая лошадей. Ростов уже видел их лица и услышал команду: "Марш, марш!", произнесённую офицером, выпустившим во весь мах свою кровную лошадь (Толстой 4). The Horse Guards were galloping but still holding in their horses Rostov could now see their faces and hear the command. "Charge!" shouted by an officer putting his thoroughbred to a full gallop (4a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во весь мах
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27 во весь опор
• ВО ВЕСЬ ДУХ <MAX, ОПОР> бежать, мчаться, нестись, пустить лошадь и т.п. coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person, a horse, or, rare, a horse-driven carriage) (to run, race along etc) very fast, with great speed, headlong:- [of a horse](race along <go>) at a full gallop;- (go < make one's horse go>) flat-out.♦ Он [Пугачев] остановился; его окружили, и, как видно, по его повелению четыре человека отделились и во весь опор подскакали под самую крепость (Пушкин 2). Не [Pugachev] stopped; his men gathered around him; and evidently by his command, four of them peeled off from the group and galloped right up to the fort at full speed (2a).♦ Лошади летели во весь опор, карету мягко встряхивало... (Окуджава 2). The horses raced along at full speed, the carriage rolling slightly... (2a).♦...Сейчас он, конечно, уже на конюшне, дрожащими от волнения и спешки, путающимися, не слушающимися руками запрягает Савраску и немедленно во весь дух пустится нахлестывать следом, так что нагонит их еще в поле, до въезда в лес (Пастернак 1)....At the moment, of course, he's in the stable, hurrying, excited, fumbling with the harness, and he'll rush after us full tilt and catch up with us before we get into the forest (1a)♦...[Чичиков] сел в бричку и велел Селифану погонять лошадей во весь дух (Гоголь 3). Chichikov...got into his carriage and told Selifan to drive as fast as he could (3a).♦...Ты бежал во весь дух, сам не зная куда, обезумевший от счастья (Олеша 3)....You ran for all you were worth, yourself not knowing where, out of your wits with happiness (3a).♦ Кавалергарды скакали, но еще удерживая лошадей. Ростов уже видел их лица и услышал команду: "Марш, марш!", произнесённую офицером, выпустившим во весь мах свою кровную лошадь (Толстой 4). The Horse Guards were galloping but still holding in their horses Rostov could now see their faces and hear the command. "Charge!" shouted by an officer putting his thoroughbred to a full gallop (4a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во весь опор
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28 мчаться
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30 мчаться
несовер. - мчаться; совер. - помчаться, промчатьсяrush/whirl/speed/tear along; raceмчаться во весь опор — to go/rush/tear at full speed
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31 подгонять
vt; св - подогна́ть1) гоня, приближать to drive, to steer (to a certain place)2) ускорять чью-л деятельность to drive/to urge sb on, to hurry/to rush/to prod sb; to chiv(v)y (up/along) collне на́до её подгоня́ть — don't hurry/rush her
его́ ну́жно подгоня́ть — he needs prodding
3) прилаживать to adjust/to fit; одежду to make alterationsон подогна́л ей пла́тье по фигу́ре — he made the dress fit her like a glove
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32 во весь карьер
(мчаться, пускаться и т. п.)rush headlong; rush (dash, dart, etc.) at full gallop (top speed)И вот, отослав большую часть отряда в обход, отвлекши внимание, сам Елань, Вихорь да кучка кавалеристов, пробравшись по другой лощине, во весь карьер вынеслись почти к самым орудиям. (Д. Фурманов, Чапаев) — And now, sending the greater part of the detachment around the other way to divert the enemy's attention, Yelan, Vikhor and a handful of cavalrymen slipped up close along another hollow and darted out at full gallop almost at the very guns.
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33 нестись сломя голову
General subject: bruise, bruise along, tear about, tear along, break neck, break neck, rush headlong into sth. (= make a rash decision), run like a rabbitУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нестись сломя голову
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34 подгонять
1) General subject: adapt, breathe down neck (кого-л.), bustle, customize, dovetail, fit, flog, goad (стадо), goose, haste, hasten, hurry, hurry skurry, hurry-scurry, hurry-skurry, hustle, lash, pinch (лошадь, особ. на скачках), play up (to; подо что-л.), prod, push, run, spank (шлепками), spanker (шлепками и т.п.), spur a willing horse, urge, urge (часто urge on), whip, whip up, wing, whip on, put spurs to (кого-л.), put spurs to (поторапливать, кого-л.), rush someone off his feet2) Colloquial: pep3) Literal: put spurs to4) Military: joint5) Engineering: adjust, align (в технологии ИС), match, tailor, trim (напр. номиналы)9) Jargon: give( someone or something) the goose11) Mechanics: fit up14) Automation: develop (пятно контакта)15) Quality control: adjust (о расчёте)16) Makarov: fit (одежду и т.п.), drive on, fit in, fit on, flog along17) Logistics: marry up -
35 торопиться
1) General subject: be hard pressed for time, be in a hurry, be in haste, be quick, be slippy, bustle, haste, hasten, have no time, hie, hurry (hurry up! - скорее, живее, пошевеливайся!), hurry up, hustle, look alive, look slippy, make haste, push forward, shake a leg (shake a leg - живей! живей поворачивайся!), skelp, speed oneself, swiften, to be in a hurry, to be quick, push along, put a spirt on, put a spurt on, put best foot first, put best foot foremost, put best foot forward, act quickly, twinkle toes, rush2) Colloquial: get a move on, powder, press on, nip along3) Australian slang: get a wriggle on, make it snappy, zip4) Scottish language: whirry5) Jargon: shake it up, step on it, step on the gas, highball, hit it up, hump6) Makarov: bear a bob, shift a bob, double up, get a jerk on (с чем-л.)7) Taboo: get the lead out of (one's) ass (обыч. употребляется в императиве), rattle (one's) dags (см. dags; употребляется в императиве) -
36 увлечь
1) General subject: c to entice away, captivate, capture, carry away, catch, enthrall, infatuate, lead away, lead on, make a mash on (кого-л.), mash, rush, sweep (he swept his audience along with him - он увлёк своих слушателей), take, take off his feet (кого-л.), tweedle, carry with oneself, take by storm, make a mash on (завлечь, кого-л.), sweep off feet (кого-л.)2) Makarov: lead away (за собой), capture the attention, carry along, entice away, carry with oneself (за собой) -
37 увлекать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) carry along; carry away перен.
2) (восхищать) fascinate
3) (пленять, соблазнять) allure, entice away* * *carry along; carry awa* * *apprehendcapturedelightenthralenthrallgraspinvadeleadoccupyrushseizetake -
38 как на пожар
как (будто, словно, точно) на пожар (бежать, торопиться и т. п.)разг.lit. as if the place were on fire; cf. run in a flying hurry; run like hell; ride hell for leather; run like the clappersИлья попридержал её за локоток: - Да не беги ты как на пожар! Ты что, никогда в жизни не гуляла? (Б. Бедный, Девчата) — 'Don't rush so, there's no fire!' Ilya said, taking hold of her elbow. 'Can't you just take a walk?'
Он... вдруг заторопился куда-то, как на пожар, аж лёгкие закололо. Только что не бегом мерил и мерил ветреные, холодные улицы. (В. Шугаев, Дождь на Радуницу) — He was hurrying along as if he'd been called to put out a fire and there was a pricking in his lungs. He was almost running along the windy, cold streets.
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39 бросаться
1) General subject: dartle, dash, fling, launch, plunge (часто into, out of), plunge into, pop, rush (тж. перен.), scatter, shy, spring, start, swoop, tear along, throw, throw oneself, tousle, tumble, dart, fall on, flounce, go to, plunge, thrust oneself, fly to (к чему-л.), hit out (на кого-л.), charge (You should have seen me run when that goat charged at me!), jump down throat (внезапно нападать, обрушиваться, на кого-л.), go at (на кого-л.), fall on (на кого-л., что-л.)2) Biology: race3) Obsolete: hurtle4) Jocular: ramp5) Jargon: step off the deep end6) Makarov: fall on (smb., smth.) (на кого-л., что-л.), fall upon (smb., smth.) (на кого-л., что-л.), go at (smb.) (на кого-л.), snatch, spring up, swoop down, fall on (на кого-л. что-л.), fall upon (на кого-л. что-л.) -
40 броситься
1) General subject: bolt (бежать), dart, dash, fling, hurl down (на землю), jump, lash, lunge, make a bolt, make a dart (к двери), pelt, plunge into, pop, precipitate, rush, spring, sprint, start, swoop, tear along, with his hackles up (на кого-л.), go for, jump at, make a dash, set upon, make a bolt (бежать), come on (в атаку), go at (на кого-л.), set at (на кого-л.), set on (на кого-л.), hurl oneself (на-at, upon), jump at (к кому-л.), fly at (на кого-л.), leap upon (на кого-л.), have a throw at (на что-л.), have a throw at (напасть, на что-л.), break into a run (броситься бежать), make a break for it, pour out, leap2) Colloquial: pelter3) Makarov: do a bolt for it, make a bolt for it, do a bolt, flounce, make a dart, fling out (вон), fly at (на кого-л.), fly on (на кого-л.), fly upon (на кого-л.)
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