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ВО ВЕСЬ POT PrepP Invar adv1. улыбаться, зевать и т. п. \Р-173 coll (to smile) very widely, (to yawn) with one's mouth open wide: (grin) from ear to ear(smile) nice and wide (have) a broad grin (on one's face) (grin) showing all one's teeth (give) a big yawn. Cf. (grin) like a Cheshire cat.«Вы совсем не волнуетесь?» - спросил Рейл с удивлением. «Нет!» - сказала я, чувствуя, что улыбаюсь, что хочу улыбаться во весь рот... (Аллилуева 2). "Aren't you nervous?" Rayle asked in some surprise. "Not at all." And I found myself smiling. I felt like grinning from ear to ear... (2a).«Открываю дверцу, пропускаю красулечку, а она мне во весь рот улыбается» (Искандер 2). "I open the door, let the peach in, and the whole time she's smiling nice and wide to me" (2a).На правом фланге резерва возвышался Максим и опять улыбался во весь рот (Стругацкие 2). Maxim, with a broad grin on his face again, towered above the backup team's right flank (2a).«Зачем это письмо? К чему я не спал всю ночь, писал утром?..» Он зевнул во весь рот (Гончаров 1). "Why did I send that letter? Why didn't I sleep all night and why did I write it in the morning?..." He gave a big yawn (1a).2. кричать, орать \Р-173 highly coll (to yell) very loudly: (shout) one's head off(shout) at the top of one's voice (lungs). -
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[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====1. улыбаться, зевать и т.п. во весь рот coll (to smile) very widely, (to yawn) with one's mouth open wide:- (give) a big yawn. Cf. (grin) like a Cheshire cat.♦ "Вы совсем не волнуетесь?" - спросил Рейл с удивлением. "Нет!" - сказала я, чувствуя, что улыбаюсь, что хочу улыбаться во весь рот... (Аллилуева 2). "Aren't you nervous?" Rayle asked in some surprise. "Not at all." And I found myself smiling. I felt like grinning from ear to ear... (2a).♦ "Открываю дверцу, пропускаю красулечку, а она мне во весь рот улыбается" (Искандер 2). "I open the door, let the peach in, and the whole time she's smiling nice and wide to me" (2a).♦ На правом фланге резерва возвышался Максим и опять улыбался во весь рот (Стругацкие 2). Maxim, with a broad grin on his face again, towered above the backup team's right fiank (2a).♦ "Зачем это письмо? К чему я не спал всю ночь, писал утром?.." Он зевнул во весь рот (Гончаров 1). "Why did I send that letter? Why didn't I sleep all night and why did I write it in the morning?..." He gave a big yawn (1a).2. кричать, орать ≈ highly coll (to yell) very loudly:- (shout) at the top of one's voice (lungs).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во весь рот
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прост.1) (очень громко (кричать, орать и т. п.)) shout (yell, etc.) at the top of one's voice; yell oneself hoarseМеньшиков бежал через плавучий мост среди низкорослых стрелков - ингерманландцев, потрясая шпагой - кричал во весь рот. Все солдаты кричали во весь рот. (А. Толстой, Пётр Первый) — Brandishing his sword and shouting at the top of his voice, Menshikov ran across the floating bridge in the midst of the little marksmen, who belonged to the Ingermanland Regiment. All the men were yelling themselves hoarse.
2) (широко, приветливо (улыбаться, ухмыляться и т. п.)) smile all over one's face; smile (grin) from ear to earКаждый входящий здоровался с Ключарёвым степенно, за руку, и улыбался во весь рот: его уже давно не видели! (Л. Обухова, Глубынь-Городок) — Every new arrival greeted Klyucharev formally, shaking his hand and smiling all over his face. It was a long time since they had seen him last.
3) (широко, протяжно (зевать)) yawn one's head off; be yawning fit to dislocate one's jaws- Сколько, поди, денег потратил на эту чепуху, а для чего, спрашивается? - замечает один марсовой, лёжа на кровати и зевая во весь рот. (А. Новиков-Прибой, Одобренная крамола) — 'The money you must have thrown away on all that junk! A fat lot of good it does you,' a topman said, yawning fit to dislocate his jaws.
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ДО УШЁЙ PrepP Invar adv (intensif))1. покраснеть, вспыхнуть и т. п. \У-179 (to blush) very intenselyto (the tips of) onefc ears.Он, казалось, был очень стыдлив, потому что каждая малость заставляла его краснеть до самых ушей... (Толстой 2). Не was apparently very bashful, for every trifle made him blush to the tips of his ears... (2c).Катя... с недоумением подняла глаза на Базарова - и, встретив его быстрый и небрежный взгляд, вспыхнула вся до ушей (Тургенев 2). Katya...lifted her eyes to Bazarov with a puzzled look, and meeting his quick casual glance she blushed to her ears (2c).2. улыбаться и т. п. \У-179 (to smile) very broadly: (grin) from ear to ear. -
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• ДО УШЕЙ[PrepP; Invar; adv (intensif)]=====1. покраснеть, вспыхнуть и т.п. до ушей (to blush) very intensely:- to (the tips of) one's ears.♦ Он, казалось, был очень стыдлив, потому что каждая малость заставляла его краснеть до самых ушей... (Толстой 2). He was apparently very bashful, for every trifle made him blush to the tips of his ears... (2c).♦ Катя... с недоумением подняла глаза на Базарова - и, встретив его быстрый и небрежный взгляд, вспыхнула вся до ушей (Тургенев 2). Katya...lifted her eyes to Bazarov with a puzzled look, and meeting his quick casual glance she blushed to her ears (2c).2. улыбаться и т.п. до ушей (to smile) very broadly:- (grin) from ear to ear.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до ушей
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