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snorting with rage

  • 1 wutschnaubend

    Adj. snorting with rage
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    wut|schnau|bend
    adj, adv
    snorting with rage
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    wut·schnau·bend
    I. adj snorting with rage
    II. adv in a mad fury
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    Adjektiv snorting with rage pred
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    wutschnaubend adj snorting with rage
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    Adjektiv snorting with rage pred

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > wutschnaubend

  • 2 schnauben

    vt/i; schnaubt, schnaubte oder altm. schnob, hat geschnaubt oder altm. geschnoben; Tier: snort (auch Person); sich (Dat) die Nase schnauben blow one’s nose; vor Wut etc. schnauben umg. snort with rage etc.; „Frechheit!“, schnaubte er „What cheek (Am. nerve)!“ he snorted
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    (Mensch) to snort;
    (Pferd) to snort
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    schnau|ben ['ʃnaubn] pret schnaubte or (old) schnob ['Snauptə, ʃnoːp] ptp geschnaubt or (old) geschnoben [gə'Snaupt, gə'ʃnoːbn]
    1. vi
    1) (Tier) to snort
    2) (= fauchen) to snort

    vor Wut/Entrüstung schnáúben — to snort with rage/indignation

    2. vt
    1)

    (= schnäuzen) die Nase schnáúben — to blow one's nose

    2) (= fauchen) to snort

    Unverschämtheit, schnaubte er — disgraceful, he snorted

    3) (liter Pferd etc) to breathe
    3. vr

    sich schnáúben — to blow one's nose

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    1) ((usually of animals) to force air noisily through the nostrils, breathing either in or out: The horses snorted impatiently.) snort
    2) ((of people) to make a similar noise, showing disapproval, anger, contempt, amusement etc: She snorted at the very suggestion that she was tired.) snort
    3) (an act of snorting: a snort of impatience; She gave a snort of laughter.) snort
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    schnau·ben
    <schnaubte o (veraltet) schnob, geschnaubt o (veraltet) geschnoben>
    [ˈʃnaubn̩]
    I. vi
    [vor etw dat] \schnauben to snort [with sth]
    vor Wut \schnauben to snort with rage
    wütend \schnaubend snorting with rage
    3. (sich schnäuzen) to blow one's nose
    II. vr
    sich dat die Nase \schnauben to blow one's nose
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    regelmäßiges (auch unregelmäßiges) intransitives Verb <person, horse> snort ( vor with); (fig.) < steam locomotive> puff, chuff
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    schnauben v/t & v/i; schnaubt, schnaubte oder obs schnob, hat geschnaubt oder obs geschnoben; Tier: snort (auch Person);
    sich (dat)
    die Nase schnauben blow one’s nose;
    vor Wut etc
    schnauben umg snort with rage etc;
    „Frechheit!“, schnaubte er “What cheek (US nerve)!” he snorted
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    regelmäßiges (auch unregelmäßiges) intransitives Verb <person, horse> snort ( vor with); (fig.) < steam locomotive> puff, chuff
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    v.
    to sniff v.
    to snort v.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > schnauben

  • 3 schnauben

    schnau·ben < schnaubte o veraltet schnob, geschnaubt o veraltet geschn>oben> [ʼʃnaubn̩]
    vi
    [vor etw dat] \schnauben to snort [with sth];
    vor Wut \schnauben to snort with rage
    2) ( durch die Nase pusten) to snort;
    wütend \schnaubend snorting with rage
    3) ( sich schnäuzen) to blow one's nose
    vr
    sich dat die Nase \schnauben to blow one's nose

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > schnauben

  • 4 wutschnaubend

    wut·schnau·bend adj
    snorting with rage adv in a mad fury

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > wutschnaubend

  • 5 С-191

    ЧЕРЕЗ СИЛУ PrepP Invar adv
    (to do sth.) unwillingly, pushing o.s. to overcome some barrier (exhaustion, pain, fear, animosity, nervousness etc): with (a) great ((an) obvious, (a) tremendous) effort
    with great (the utmost) difficulty forcing o.s. (to do sth.) making an effort (to do sth.) (in refer, to physical barriers) straining o.s. (in refer, to emotional barriers) in a reluctant manner (doing sth.) costs s.o. an effort.
    Лошадь опять стала, сторожко пофыркивая, но вконец обозлённый Мелентьев остервенело рванул вожжи: «По-ошла, паскуда-а!..». Та через силу сделала шаг, другой... (Максимов 3). The horse stopped again, snorting with apprehension. Melentiev could no longer control his rage, and tugged furiously at the reins. "Get on with you. You rotten sod...." With a great effort the horse took one step, then another... (3a).
    (Лаборантка) спросила через силу: «Аристарх Аполлинариевич, а правда, что вы?..» - «Вздор!» - вскричал он (Аксёнов 6).... With an obvious effort, she (the lab assistant) asked, "Aristarkh Appolinarievich, is it true that you-" "Nonsense!" he shouted (6a).
    Он должен был что-то крикнуть, потому что крик подкатился к горлу... но вместо крика ткнул в спину извозчика и выдавил из горла через силу: «Гони!»(Федин 1). Не should have cried out, because a cry had risen in his throat...but instead of crying out he prodded the cabby in the back and with a tremendous effort forced from his throat: "Drive on!" (1a).
    «Как ты обманул меня! Разве я поехала бы без тебя? О, я знаю, я знаю, ты это сделал через силу, ради моего воображаемого блага. И тогда все пошло прахом» (Пастернак 1). uHow you deceived me! Would I ever have gone without you? Oh, I know, I know, you forced yourself to do it, you thought it was for my good. And after that everything was ruined" (1a).
    Там этот пришел... твой», - сказал он (Петро) по своей привычке как бы нехотя, через силу (Шукшин 1). "Не showed up again here...your..." Petro broke off, speaking in his customary reluctant manner (1a).
    «Здоров, Андрюха», - бодрое радушие давалось ему явно через силу (Максимов 3). "Good to see you, Andrei, lad." His brisk friendliness obviously cost him an effort (3a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > С-191

  • 6 через силу

    [PrepP; Invar; adv]
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    (to do sth.) unwillingly, pushing o.s. to overcome some barrier (exhaustion, pain, fear, animosity, nervousness etc):
    - with (a) great <(an) obvious, (a) tremendous> effort;
    - with great < the utmost> difficulty;
    - forcing o.s. (to do sth.);
    - making an effort (to do sth.);
    - [in refer, to physical barriers] straining o.s.;
    - [in refer, to emotional barriers] in a reluctant manner;
    - (doing sth.) costs s.o. an effort.
         ♦ Лошадь опять стала, сторожко пофыркивая, но вконец обозлённый Мелентьев остервенело рванул вожжи: "по-ошла, паскуда-а!..". Та через силу сделала шаг, другой... (Максимов 3). The horse stopped again, snorting with apprehension. Melentiev could no longer control his rage, and tugged furiously at the reins. "Get on with you. You rotten sod...." With a great effort the horse took one step, then another... (За).
         ♦ [Лаборантка] спросила через силу: "Аристарх Аполлинариевич, а правда, что вы?.." - " Вздор!" - вскричал он (Аксёнов 6).... With an obvious effort, she [the lab assistant] asked, "Aristarkh Appolinarievich, is it true that you-" "Nonsense!" he shouted (6a).
         ♦ Он должен был что-то крикнуть, потому что крик подкатился к горлу... но вместо крика ткнул в спину извозчика и выдавил из горла через силу: "Гони!"(Федин 1). He should have cried out, because a cry had risen in his throat...but instead of crying out he prodded the cabby in the back and with a tremendous effort forced from his throat: "Drive on!" (1a).
         ♦ "Как ты обманул меня! Разве я поехала бы без тебя? О, я знаю, я знаю, ты это сделал через силу, ради моего воображаемого блага. И тогда все пошло прахом" (Пастернак 1). "How you deceived me! Would I ever have gone without you? Oh, I know, I know, you forced yourself to do it, you thought it was for my good. And after that everything was ruined" (1a).
         ♦ "Там этот пришёл... твой", - сказал он [Петро] по своей привычке как бы нехотя, через силу (Шукшин 1). "He showed up again here...your..." Petro broke off, speaking in his customary reluctant manner (1a).
         ♦ "Здоров, Андрюха", - бодрое радушие давалось ему явно через силу (Максимов 3). "Good to see you, Andrei, lad." His brisk friendliness obviously cost him an effort (3a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > через силу

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