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1 она молодец!
General subject: she's a clinker!, she's clinker! -
2 Г-300
ГОЛОС СРЫВАЕТСЯ/СОРВАЛСЯ v кого VP subj.)1. s.o. 's voice changes sharply, often becoming temporarily silent or jumping into a higher register (often caused by stress, strong emotion, or tiredness of the vocal cords): голос у X-a сорвался - X's voice cracked (broke, gave out)X's voice failed him....(Ольга) хотела было также сказать: «прощай», но голос у ней на половине слова сорвался... (Гончаров 1)....She (Olga) tried to say "good-bye," but her voice broke in the middle of the word (1b).2. s.o. 's voice produces a false note in singing ( usu. from straining the vocal cords on a high note): голос у X-a сорвался - X's voice broke (cracked)(in limited contexts) X hit a clinker (a clam). -
3 голос сорвался
• ГОЛОС СРЫВАЕТСЯ/СОРВАЛСЯ у кого[VPsubj]=====1. s.o.'s voice changes sharply, often becoming temporarily silent or jumping into a higher register (often caused by stress, strong emotion, or tiredness of the vocal cords): голос у X-a сорвался ≈ X's voice cracked <broke, gave out>; X's voice failed him.♦...[Ольга] хотела было также сказать: "прощай", но голос у ней на половине слова сорвался... (Гончаров 1)....She [Olga] tried to say "good-bye," but her voice broke in the middle of the word (1b).2. s.o.'s voice produces a false note in singing (usu. from straining the vocal cords on a high note): голос у X-a сорвался ≈ X's voice broke < cracked>; [in limited contexts]⇒ X hit a clinker < a clam>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > голос сорвался
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4 голос срывается
• ГОЛОС СРЫВАЕТСЯ/СОРВАЛСЯ у кого[VPsubj]=====1. s.o.'s voice changes sharply, often becoming temporarily silent or jumping into a higher register (often caused by stress, strong emotion, or tiredness of the vocal cords): голос у X-a сорвался ≈ X's voice cracked <broke, gave out>; X's voice failed him.♦...[Ольга] хотела было также сказать: "прощай", но голос у ней на половине слова сорвался... (Гончаров 1)....She [Olga] tried to say "good-bye," but her voice broke in the middle of the word (1b).2. s.o.'s voice produces a false note in singing (usu. from straining the vocal cords on a high note): голос у X-a сорвался ≈ X's voice broke < cracked>; [in limited contexts]⇒ X hit a clinker < a clam>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > голос срывается
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