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1 вашими бы устами да мёд пить
Set phrase: astrology is true, but the astrologers cannot find it, friday night's dream on the saturday told, is sure to come true be it never so old, it's too good to be true (used (sometimes: ironically) to express one's gratitude for someone's prediction and/or one's doubt that everything would be fine), may your words come true!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > вашими бы устами да мёд пить
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2 вашими бы устами да мед пить
Set phrase: astrology is true, but the astrologers cannot find it, friday night's dream on the saturday told, is sure to come true be it never so old, it's too good to be true (used (sometimes: ironically) to express one's gratitude for someone's prediction and/or one's doubt that everything would be fine), may your words come true!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > вашими бы устами да мед пить
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3 вашими бы устами мёд пить
Set phrase: astrology is true, but the astrologers cannot find it, friday night's dream on the saturday told, is sure to come true be it never so old, it's too good to be true (used (sometimes: ironically) to express one's gratitude for someone's prediction and/or one's doubt that everything would be fine), may your words come true!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > вашими бы устами мёд пить
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4 всяк молодец на свой образец
Set phrase: every cock sings in his own manner (used (sometimes: ironically) when a person acts in one's own peculiar way or manner)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > всяк молодец на свой образец
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5 всякий молодец на свой образец
Set phrase: every cock sings in his own manner (used (sometimes: ironically) when a person acts in one's own peculiar way or manner)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > всякий молодец на свой образец
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6 обана
Colloquial: good one! (междометие, выражающее успешное действие ( иногда иронично) an interjection to express successful action(s) (sometimes ironically)), how about that!, oopsy-daisy!, ta da!, there you go!, touche!, voila! -
7 твоими бы устами да мёд пить
Set phrase: astrology is true, but the astrologers cannot find it, friday night's dream on the saturday told, is sure to come true be it never so old, it's too good to be true (used (sometimes: ironically) to express one's gratitude for someone's prediction and/or one's doubt that everything would be fine), may your words come true!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > твоими бы устами да мёд пить
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8 твоими бы устами да мед пить
Set phrase: astrology is true, but the astrologers cannot find it, friday night's dream on the saturday told, is sure to come true be it never so old, it's too good to be true (used (sometimes: ironically) to express one's gratitude for someone's prediction and/or one's doubt that everything would be fine), may your words come true!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > твоими бы устами да мед пить
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9 твоими бы устами мёд пить
Set phrase: astrology is true, but the astrologers cannot find it, friday night's dream on the saturday told, is sure to come true be it never so old, it's too good to be true (used (sometimes: ironically) to express one's gratitude for someone's prediction and/or one's doubt that everything would be fine), may your words come true!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > твоими бы устами мёд пить
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10 обана
ОБАНА разг.ta da! / touché! / voila! / oopsy-daisy! / there you go! / how about that! / good one! междометие, выражающее успешное действие < иногда иронично> an interjection to express successful action(s) < sometimes ironically> -
11 Ж-29
ЖИВИ И ЖИТЬ ДАВАЙ ДРУГИМ (saying used in all finite forms) be concerned with your own affairs and do not interfere with other people, let them live as they wish (in contemp. usage, sometimes used ironically with reference to people involved in shady dealings): - live and let live.Так вот глупо и бесславно закончил свой жизненный путь прокурор Евпраксеин, который родился, может быть, для чего-то хорошего, который хотел, может быть, людям добра, а приносил зло. И сам, как говорится, не жил, и другим жить не давал (Войнович 4). Thus, stupidly and ingloriously, did Prosecutor Evpraksein end his life, he, who, perhaps, had been born to do some good and who perhaps wished people well but did them harm...As the saying goes, he neither lived nor let live (4a). -
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ПОДУМАТЬ ТОЛЬКО! (НЕТ,) ТЫ (вы) ТОЛЬКО ПОДУМАЙ (-те)! all coll (sent these forms only used as Interj or indep. clause fixed WOthis is absolutely amazing, totally unexpected, hard to believe (sometimes said ironically, often accompanied by naming the cause of one's surprise)just think (imagine)!imagine (that (it))! (just) think of it! would (can) you believe it! fancy (look at) that! the very idea (of it)!Иван только горько усмехался про себя и размышлял о том, как все это глупо и странно получилось. Подумать только! Хотел предупредить всех об опасности, грозящей от неизвестного консультанта, собирался его изловить, а добился только того, что попал в какой-то таинственный кабинет... (Булгаков 9). Ivan merely grinned bitterly to himself, reflecting on how stupidly and strangely things had turned out Just think! He wanted to warn everyone of the danger from the unknown consultant and to catch him, but all he achieved was to be brought to this mysterious room. (9a).Кто вступал через эту арку? Войска Елизаветы Петровны? Этого я не видел, хотя эти сроки очень сжаты. Подумать только, я родился через семьдесят девять лет после смерти Наполеона! (Олеша 3). Who marched under that arch? The troops of Elizaveta Petrovna? That I didn't see, although these periods are very close together. Just imagine, I was born a mere seventy-nine years after the death of Napoleon! (3a).У Севки трое детей. Подумать только (Войнович 5). Sevka has three children. Imagine that (5a).У него и дом-то нашего сарая плоше, а он еще и флюгер на крышу поставил, подумать только - флюгер! (Соколов 1). His house is worse than our shed, but to top things off he put a windvane on his roof, just think of it-a windvane! (1a).Подумать только! Симонов, автор длинных, скучных, неряшливо написанных романов, не признавал в Зощенко прозаика (Войнович 1). Think of it' Si-monov, the author of long, boring, sloppily written novels, not recognizing Zoshchenko as a prose writer (1a) -
13 живи и жить давай другим
[saying; used in all finite forms]=====⇒ be concerned with your own affairs and do not interfere with other people, let them live as they wish (in contemp. usage, sometimes used ironically with reference to people involved in shady dealings):- ≈ live and let live.♦ Так вот глупо и бесславно закончил свой жизненный путь прокурор Евпраксеин, который родился, может быть, для чего-то хорошего, который хотел, может быть, людям добра, а приносил зло. И сам, как говорится, не жил, и другим жить не давал (Войнович 4). Thus, stupidly and ingloriously, did Prosecutor Evpraksein end his life, he, who, perhaps, had been born to do some good and who perhaps wished people well but did them harm...As the saying goes, he neither lived nor let live (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > живи и жить давай другим
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14 вы только подумайте!
[sent; these forms only; used as Interj or indep. clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ this is absolutely amazing, totally unexpected, hard to believe (sometimes said ironically, often accompanied by naming the cause of one's surprise):- just think (imagine)!;- imagine (that <it>)!;- (just) think of it!;- would (can) you believe it!;- fancy (look at) that!;- the very idea (of it)!♦ Иван только горько усмехался про себя и размышлял о том, как все это глупо и странно получилось. Подумать только! Хотел предупредить всех об опасности, грозящей от неизвестного консультанта, собирался его изловить, а добился только того, что попал в какой-то таинственный кабинет... (Булгаков 9). Ivan merely grinned bitterly to himself, reflecting on how stupidly and strangely things had turned out Just think! He wanted to warn everyone of the danger from the unknown consultant and to catch him, but all he achieved was to be brought to this mysterious room. (9a).♦ Кто вступал через эту арку? Войска Елизаветы Петровны? Этого я не видел, хотя эти сроки очень сжаты. Подумать только, я родился через семьдесят девять лет после смерти Наполеона! (Олеша 3). Who marched under that arch? The troops of Elizaveta Petrovna? That I didn't see, although these periods are very close together. Just imagine, I was born a mere seventy-nine years after the death of Napoleon! (3a).♦ У Севки трое детей. Подумать только (Войнович 5). Sevka has three children. Imagine that (5a).♦ У него и дом-то нашего сарая плоше, а он еще и флюгер на крышу поставил, подумать только - флюгер! (Соколов 1). His house is worse than our shed, but to top things off he put a windvane on his roof, just think of it-а windvane! (1a).♦ Подумать только! Симонов, автор длинных, скучных, неряшливо написанных романов, не признавал в Зощенко прозаика (Войнович 1). Think of it' Simonov, the author of long, boring, sloppily written novels, not recognizing Zoshchenko as a prose writer (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вы только подумайте!
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15 нет, вы только подумайте!
[sent; these forms only; used as Interj or indep. clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ this is absolutely amazing, totally unexpected, hard to believe (sometimes said ironically, often accompanied by naming the cause of one's surprise):- just think (imagine)!;- imagine (that <it>)!;- (just) think of it!;- would (can) you believe it!;- fancy (look at) that!;- the very idea (of it)!♦ Иван только горько усмехался про себя и размышлял о том, как все это глупо и странно получилось. Подумать только! Хотел предупредить всех об опасности, грозящей от неизвестного консультанта, собирался его изловить, а добился только того, что попал в какой-то таинственный кабинет... (Булгаков 9). Ivan merely grinned bitterly to himself, reflecting on how stupidly and strangely things had turned out Just think! He wanted to warn everyone of the danger from the unknown consultant and to catch him, but all he achieved was to be brought to this mysterious room. (9a).♦ Кто вступал через эту арку? Войска Елизаветы Петровны? Этого я не видел, хотя эти сроки очень сжаты. Подумать только, я родился через семьдесят девять лет после смерти Наполеона! (Олеша 3). Who marched under that arch? The troops of Elizaveta Petrovna? That I didn't see, although these periods are very close together. Just imagine, I was born a mere seventy-nine years after the death of Napoleon! (3a).♦ У Севки трое детей. Подумать только (Войнович 5). Sevka has three children. Imagine that (5a).♦ У него и дом-то нашего сарая плоше, а он еще и флюгер на крышу поставил, подумать только - флюгер! (Соколов 1). His house is worse than our shed, but to top things off he put a windvane on his roof, just think of it-а windvane! (1a).♦ Подумать только! Симонов, автор длинных, скучных, неряшливо написанных романов, не признавал в Зощенко прозаика (Войнович 1). Think of it' Simonov, the author of long, boring, sloppily written novels, not recognizing Zoshchenko as a prose writer (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нет, вы только подумайте!
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16 нет, ты только подумай!
[sent; these forms only; used as Interj or indep. clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ this is absolutely amazing, totally unexpected, hard to believe (sometimes said ironically, often accompanied by naming the cause of one's surprise):- just think (imagine)!;- imagine (that <it>)!;- (just) think of it!;- would (can) you believe it!;- fancy (look at) that!;- the very idea (of it)!♦ Иван только горько усмехался про себя и размышлял о том, как все это глупо и странно получилось. Подумать только! Хотел предупредить всех об опасности, грозящей от неизвестного консультанта, собирался его изловить, а добился только того, что попал в какой-то таинственный кабинет... (Булгаков 9). Ivan merely grinned bitterly to himself, reflecting on how stupidly and strangely things had turned out Just think! He wanted to warn everyone of the danger from the unknown consultant and to catch him, but all he achieved was to be brought to this mysterious room. (9a).♦ Кто вступал через эту арку? Войска Елизаветы Петровны? Этого я не видел, хотя эти сроки очень сжаты. Подумать только, я родился через семьдесят девять лет после смерти Наполеона! (Олеша 3). Who marched under that arch? The troops of Elizaveta Petrovna? That I didn't see, although these periods are very close together. Just imagine, I was born a mere seventy-nine years after the death of Napoleon! (3a).♦ У Севки трое детей. Подумать только (Войнович 5). Sevka has three children. Imagine that (5a).♦ У него и дом-то нашего сарая плоше, а он еще и флюгер на крышу поставил, подумать только - флюгер! (Соколов 1). His house is worse than our shed, but to top things off he put a windvane on his roof, just think of it-а windvane! (1a).♦ Подумать только! Симонов, автор длинных, скучных, неряшливо написанных романов, не признавал в Зощенко прозаика (Войнович 1). Think of it' Simonov, the author of long, boring, sloppily written novels, not recognizing Zoshchenko as a prose writer (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нет, ты только подумай!
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17 подумать только!
[sent; these forms only; used as Interj or indep. clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ this is absolutely amazing, totally unexpected, hard to believe (sometimes said ironically, often accompanied by naming the cause of one's surprise):- just think (imagine)!;- imagine (that <it>)!;- (just) think of it!;- would (can) you believe it!;- fancy (look at) that!;- the very idea (of it)!♦ Иван только горько усмехался про себя и размышлял о том, как все это глупо и странно получилось. Подумать только! Хотел предупредить всех об опасности, грозящей от неизвестного консультанта, собирался его изловить, а добился только того, что попал в какой-то таинственный кабинет... (Булгаков 9). Ivan merely grinned bitterly to himself, reflecting on how stupidly and strangely things had turned out Just think! He wanted to warn everyone of the danger from the unknown consultant and to catch him, but all he achieved was to be brought to this mysterious room. (9a).♦ Кто вступал через эту арку? Войска Елизаветы Петровны? Этого я не видел, хотя эти сроки очень сжаты. Подумать только, я родился через семьдесят девять лет после смерти Наполеона! (Олеша 3). Who marched under that arch? The troops of Elizaveta Petrovna? That I didn't see, although these periods are very close together. Just imagine, I was born a mere seventy-nine years after the death of Napoleon! (3a).♦ У Севки трое детей. Подумать только (Войнович 5). Sevka has three children. Imagine that (5a).♦ У него и дом-то нашего сарая плоше, а он еще и флюгер на крышу поставил, подумать только - флюгер! (Соколов 1). His house is worse than our shed, but to top things off he put a windvane on his roof, just think of it-а windvane! (1a).♦ Подумать только! Симонов, автор длинных, скучных, неряшливо написанных романов, не признавал в Зощенко прозаика (Войнович 1). Think of it' Simonov, the author of long, boring, sloppily written novels, not recognizing Zoshchenko as a prose writer (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подумать только!
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18 ты только подумай!
[sent; these forms only; used as Interj or indep. clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ this is absolutely amazing, totally unexpected, hard to believe (sometimes said ironically, often accompanied by naming the cause of one's surprise):- just think (imagine)!;- imagine (that <it>)!;- (just) think of it!;- would (can) you believe it!;- fancy (look at) that!;- the very idea (of it)!♦ Иван только горько усмехался про себя и размышлял о том, как все это глупо и странно получилось. Подумать только! Хотел предупредить всех об опасности, грозящей от неизвестного консультанта, собирался его изловить, а добился только того, что попал в какой-то таинственный кабинет... (Булгаков 9). Ivan merely grinned bitterly to himself, reflecting on how stupidly and strangely things had turned out Just think! He wanted to warn everyone of the danger from the unknown consultant and to catch him, but all he achieved was to be brought to this mysterious room. (9a).♦ Кто вступал через эту арку? Войска Елизаветы Петровны? Этого я не видел, хотя эти сроки очень сжаты. Подумать только, я родился через семьдесят девять лет после смерти Наполеона! (Олеша 3). Who marched under that arch? The troops of Elizaveta Petrovna? That I didn't see, although these periods are very close together. Just imagine, I was born a mere seventy-nine years after the death of Napoleon! (3a).♦ У Севки трое детей. Подумать только (Войнович 5). Sevka has three children. Imagine that (5a).♦ У него и дом-то нашего сарая плоше, а он еще и флюгер на крышу поставил, подумать только - флюгер! (Соколов 1). His house is worse than our shed, but to top things off he put a windvane on his roof, just think of it-а windvane! (1a).♦ Подумать только! Симонов, автор длинных, скучных, неряшливо написанных романов, не признавал в Зощенко прозаика (Войнович 1). Think of it' Simonov, the author of long, boring, sloppily written novels, not recognizing Zoshchenko as a prose writer (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ты только подумай!
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