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1 Some People Are Dumb Fucks
Rude: SPADFУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Some People Are Dumb Fucks
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2 Some People Are Really Stupid Dumb Asses
Rude: SPARSDAУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Some People Are Really Stupid Dumb Asses
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3 Some People Are So Damn Stupid
Rude: SPASDSУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Some People Are So Damn Stupid
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4 Some People Live and Learn, Others Just Live
Chat: SPLLOJLУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Some People Live and Learn, Others Just Live
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5 Grinning only for the camera, usually expressed when explaining the actions of some people.
General subject: Cheesing (Some politicians are only cheesing when it comes to making demands.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Grinning only for the camera, usually expressed when explaining the actions of some people.
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6 to provide opportunities for people to get ahead in some way
Idiomatic expression: open doorsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > to provide opportunities for people to get ahead in some way
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7 определенный люди
Русско-английский словарь переводчика-синхрониста > определенный люди
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8 Одни плачут, а другие скачут
Some people are successful and lucky, others are miserableCf: Some have the hap, others stick in the gap (Br.). Some of us have the hap; some stick in the gap (Am.). There's no great banquet but some fare ill (Br.). The world is a ladder for some to go up and some down (Am., Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Одни плачут, а другие скачут
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9 Умен, умен, а у себя под носом не видит
People are often surprisingly ignorant of what is going on near them. See За семь верст комара искали, а комар на носу (3)Cf: The darkest place is under the candlestick (Br.). The darkest spot is just under the candle (Am.). It is always dark just under a lamp (Am.). It is always darkest under the lantern (Am.). It is dark at the foot of a lighthouse (Am.). Some people can't see beyond the tip of their nose (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Умен, умен, а у себя под носом не видит
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10 ARGUMENT
• Some people think that the louder they shout, the more persuasive their argument is - Шумом праву не быть (Ш) -
11 LOUD
• Some people think that the louder they shout, the more persuasive their argument is - Шумом праву не быть( III) -
12 Вплоть до
Some people can hear sounds as high as 20000 cyclesThe voltage dropped to as low as 25 voltsFlights at speeds up to Mach 3Operations at temperatures down to $-5^circ,C$Русско-английский словарь по прикладной математике и механике > Вплоть до
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13 Л-169
ЖИВУТ (ЖЕ) ЛЮДИ! coll Interj these forms only var. with же is more common fixed WO(said with a trace of envy or a mixture of envy and admiration when reacting to sth. desirable that another possesses, has the opportunity to do etc) some people are luckysome people know how to livesome people have it good that's the life! (in limited contexts) the way some people live!Он нагнулся к туалетному столику, вытащил бутылку и стакан... «Ничего, если из одного стакана?» - «Это смотря что», - ответил Виктор и снова сел. «Шотландское... Устраивает?» - «Настоящее шотландское?» - «Настоящий скоч. Получайте». Он протянул Виктору стакан. «Живут же люди», - сказал Виктор и выпил (Стругацкие 1). Не bent over to the night table and pulled out a bottle and a glass.... "Is it all right if we share a glass?" "It depends on what's in it," answered Victor and sat down again. "Scotch....Does that suit you?" "Real Scotch?" "The real thing Allow me." He held out the glass to Victor. "Some people have it good," said Victor (1a) -
14 живут же люди!
[Interj; these forms only; var. with же is more common; fixed WO]=====⇒ (said with a trace of envy or a mixture of envy and admiration when reacting to sth. desirable that another possesses, has the opportunity to do etc) some people are lucky:- that's the life! [in limited contexts] the way some people live!♦ Он нагнулся к туалетному столику, вытащил бутылку и стакан... "Ничего, если из одного стакана?" - "Это смотря что", - ответил Виктор и снова сел. "Шотландское... Устраивает?" - "Настоящее шотландское?" - "Настоящий скоч. Получайте". Он протянул Виктору стакан. "Живут же люди", - сказал Виктор и выпил (Стругацкие 1). He bent over to the night table and pulled out a bottle and a glass.... "Is it all right if we share a glass?" "It depends on what's in it," answered Victor and sat down again. "Scotch....Does that suit you?" "Real Scotch?" "The real thing Allow me." He held out the glass to Victor. "Some people have it good," said Victor (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > живут же люди!
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15 живут люди!
[Interj; these forms only; var. with же is more common; fixed WO]=====⇒ (said with a trace of envy or a mixture of envy and admiration when reacting to sth. desirable that another possesses, has the opportunity to do etc) some people are lucky:- that's the life! [in limited contexts] the way some people live!♦ Он нагнулся к туалетному столику, вытащил бутылку и стакан... "Ничего, если из одного стакана?" - "Это смотря что", - ответил Виктор и снова сел. "Шотландское... Устраивает?" - "Настоящее шотландское?" - "Настоящий скоч. Получайте". Он протянул Виктору стакан. "Живут же люди", - сказал Виктор и выпил (Стругацкие 1). He bent over to the night table and pulled out a bottle and a glass.... "Is it all right if we share a glass?" "It depends on what's in it," answered Victor and sat down again. "Scotch....Does that suit you?" "Real Scotch?" "The real thing Allow me." He held out the glass to Victor. "Some people have it good," said Victor (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > живут люди!
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16 К-443
КТО (кого и т. п.) КАК coll usu. adv or indep. sent (often in response to an inquiry beginning with «Как» about several or many people)) some people do sth. one way, others another waythat (it (all)) depends (on the person)each in a different (in his own) way in various ways everyone (each one) (does sth.) differently itfs different in each case (with each person) (in limited contexts) (it affects etc) different people differently it doesn't mean the same thing to everybody there are some who do (are, have etc).«Нигилист - это человек, который не склоняется ни перед какими авторитетами, который не принимает ни одного принципа на веру...» - «И что ж, это хорошо?» - перебил Павел Петрович. «Смотря как кому, дядюшка. Иному от этого хорошо, а иному очень дурно» (Тургенев 2). "A nihilist is а person who does not look up to any authorities, who does not accept a single principle on faith...." "Well, and is that a good thing?" Pavel Petrovich broke in. "It all depends, uncle. It may be good for some people and very bad for others" (2a).Сталин кивнул в сторону окна. «Ругают меня там?»... - «Кто как... - ответил Будягин. - Есть и ругают» (Рыбаков 2). Stalin nodded toward the window. "Are they cursing me out there?"... "There are bound to be some who do," Budyagin replied (2a). -
17 кто как
[usu. adv or indep. sent (often in response to an inquiry beginning with " Как" about several or many people)]=====⇒ some people do sth. one way, others another way:- that (it < all>) depends (on the person);- everyone (each one) (does sth.) differently;- [in limited contexts](it affects etc) different people differently;- there are some who do (are, have etc).♦ "Нигилист - это человек, который не склоняется ни перед какими авторитетами, который не принимает ни одного принципа на веру..." - "И что ж, это хорошо?" - перебил Павел Петрович. "Смотря как кому, дядюшка. Иному от этого хорошо, а иному очень дурно" (Тургенев 2). "A nihilist is a person who does not look up to any authorities, who does not accept a single principle on faith...." "Well, and is that a good thing?" Pavel Petrovich broke in. "It all depends, uncle. It may be good for some people and very bad for others" (2a).♦ Сталин кивнул в сторону окна. "Ругают меня там?"... - "Кто как... - ответил Будягин. - Есть и ругают" (Рыбаков 2). Stalin nodded toward the window. "Are they cursing me out there?"... "There are bound to be some who do," Budyagin replied (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кто как
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18 некоторый
мест1) неопределённый certain, someдо не́которой сте́пени — to some extent, to a certain extent, to a degree
не́которым о́бразом — somehow, in a way
не́которое вре́мя — for some time, (for) a while
с не́которых пор — for some time
2) в знач сущ мн some, some/certain peopleне́которым э́то нра́вится — some (people) like it
не́которые из — some of
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19 К-447
КТО КУДА coll Invar fixed WO1. ( usu. adv or indep. sent (often in response to an inquiry beginning with «Куда» about several or many people)) some people (go, run etc) in one directon, others in other directions, (people go etc) to various placesin different (all) directionseach (going) his own way some (going) one way, some another to all different places.Немцы оставили кинотеатр и с криками: «Спасайтесь! Крещатик взрывается!» - бросились бежать кто куда... (Кузнецов 1). The Germans now fled from the cinema, shouting, "Run for your lives! Kreshchatik is blowing up!" They ran in all directions... (1a).«Раз, - это было за Тереком, - я ездил с абреками отбивать русские табуны нам не посчастливилось, и мы рассыпались кто куда» (Лермонтов 1). "One time-this happened beyond the Terek-1 rode with the abreks to seize Russian horse herds, we had bad luck, and scattered, each his own way" (1a).«Айда по домам, старик». - «Ну уж это кто куда, - ответил Валя, — я человек молодой и свободный» (Семёнов 1). ( context transl) "We might as well go on home, old man." "You go where you like," answered Roslyakov. "But I'm still young and free" (1a).2.adv(the people in question do sth.) without agreement, cooperation, or coordination among themselves (may refer to singing and playing musical instruments)everyone doing his own thing(in limited contexts) (all) at sixes and sevens. -
20 кто куда
• КТО КУДА coll[Invar; fixed WO]=====1. [usu. adv or indep. sent (often in response to an inquiry beginning with " Куда" about several or many people)]⇒ some people (go, run etc) in one directon, others in other directions, (people go etc) to various places:- some (going) one way, some another;- to all different places.♦ Немцы оставили кинотеатр и с криками: "Спасайтесь! Крещатик взрывается!" - бросились бежать кто куда... (Кузнецов 1). The Germans now fled from the cinema, shouting, "Run for your lives! Kreshchatik is blowing up!" They ran in all directions... (1a).♦ "Раз, - это было за Тереком, - я ездил с абреками отбивать русские табуны; нам не посчастливилось, и мы рассыпались кто куда" (Лермонтов 1). "One time - this happened beyond the Terek - I rode with the abreks to seize Russian horse herds; we had bad luck, and scattered, each his own way" (1a).♦ "Айда по домам, старик". - "Ну уж это кто куда, - ответил Валя, - я человек молодой и свободный" (Семёнов 1). [context transl] "We might as well go on home, old man." "You go where you like," answered Roslyakov. "But I'm still young and free" (1a).2. [adv]⇒ (the people in question do sth.) without agreement, cooperation, or coordination among themselves (may refer to singing and playing musical instruments):- [in limited contexts](all) at sixes and sevens.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кто куда
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