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1 крутой холм
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2 крутой спуск
1) General subject: chute the chute, chute-the-chute (на санях, коврике), rapid descent3) American: chute-the-chute (на санях, коврике и т.п.)4) Military: sharp decline5) Engineering: steep6) Automobile industry: high grade, steep descent7) Transport: steep hill downwards, steep hill upwards8) Makarov: precipitous descent, sharp descent -
3 крутой подъём
1) General subject: high grade, rapid ascent, rapid scent, sharp( steep) hill, sharp rise, zoom, acclivity (холма)2) Engineering: steep ascent3) Construction: steep gradient4) Automobile industry: sharp climb, steep -
4 крутой подъем
1) General subject: high grade, rapid ascent, rapid scent, sharp( steep) hill, sharp rise, zoom, acclivity (холма)2) Engineering: steep ascent3) Construction: steep gradient4) Automobile industry: sharp climb, steep -
5 крутой склон
1) General subject: ascent, dropoff (A steep or abrupt downward slope)2) Geology: cleve3) Naval: steep gradient4) Engineering: steep grade5) Railway term: steep slope6) Automobile industry: sharp incline, steep hill7) Makarov: bank, escarpment, lip, scarp, scarp slope -
6 в чужих руках ломоть велик
в чужих руках < всегда> ломоть велик (шире), тж. ломоть в чужих руках всегда толщепосл.lit. the piece in someone else's hand always seems bigger; cf. grass is always greener on the other side of the fence (the hill)Не нами сказано: ломоть в чужих руках всегда толще... Минули годы, и сладости сельской жизни видятся сквозь бинокль - эти молочные реки и кисельные берега, а тягости - сквозь мелкоскоп. (В. Личутин, Любостай) — It's an old saying that the piece in someone else's hand always seems bigger... The years have passed, and we see the delights of village life through binoculars, and the burdens through a microscope.
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Народ болтает, денег больше за ней приказано. Малый-то тоже провор. Матрёна. И, голубчики белые. В чужих руках ломоть велик; что было, то и дают. (Л. Толстой, Власть тьмы) — Matchmaker. People say more money than that was promised with her; your son is also pretty sharp. Matriona. Oh, the white doves! In others' hands the slice looks great. They give all they got.Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в чужих руках ломоть велик
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