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121 точно вкопанный
• КАК <СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО rare> ВКОПАННЫЙ остановился, стоит, замер и т.п.[ как + AdjP; nom only; adv]=====⇒ (of people, animals, or, less often, vehicles) (to stop) abruptly, remaining motionless, (to stand) completely still:- X stopped < sth. stopped X> in his < its> tracks;- X came to a dead halt < stop>;- [of a person or animal only] X stood (as if) rooted to the spot < the ground>;- X froze on the spot < in his tracks>;- X was frozen <riveted, glued> to the spot.♦...Приблизившись к реке, [Угрюм-Бурчеев] встал как вкопанный (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....When [Gloom-Grumblev] came near the river, he stopped dead (1a).♦ "Алексей!" - крикнул ему издали отец, завидев его, - сегодня же переезжай ко мне совсем, и подушку и тюфяк тащи... Алёша остановился как вкопанный, молча и внимательно наблюдая сцену (Достоевский 1). "Aleksei!" his father cried from far off when he saw him, "move back in with me today, for good, bring your pillow and mattress...." Alyosha stopped in his tracks, silently and attentively observing the scene (1a).♦ И вдруг недалеко от полицейского участка машина остановилась как вкопанная: посреди дороги валялся разбитый арбуз (Искандер 3). Suddenly, near the police station, the car came to a dead halt: in the middle of the road lay a crushed watermelon (3a).♦...Сколько ни хлыстал их кучер, они [кони] не двигались и стояли как вкопанные (Гоголь 3)....They [the horses] would not move however much the driver whipped them, and stood as if rooted to the ground (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точно вкопанный
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122 выбивать почву из-под ног
[VP; subj: human or, less often, abstr]=====⇒ to undermine s.o.'s sense of security, undercut s.o.'s plans, arguments etc, make precarious s.o.'s position in life or in some situation etc:- [often in refer, to withholding or withdrawing support from s.o.] X pulled the rug out from under Y;- [usu. in refer, to undercutting s.o.'s arguments in a debate, negotiations etc] X left Y without a leg to stand on.♦ Разрешив банкам обмен денег, правительство выбило почву из-под ног спекулянтов валютой. By permitting banks to change money, the government cut the ground out from under speculators in hard currency.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выбивать почву из-под ног
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123 выбить почву из-под ног
[VP; subj: human or, less often, abstr]=====⇒ to undermine s.o.'s sense of security, undercut s.o.'s plans, arguments etc, make precarious s.o.'s position in life or in some situation etc:- [often in refer, to withholding or withdrawing support from s.o.] X pulled the rug out from under Y;- [usu. in refer, to undercutting s.o.'s arguments in a debate, negotiations etc] X left Y without a leg to stand on.♦ Разрешив банкам обмен денег, правительство выбило почву из-под ног спекулянтов валютой. By permitting banks to change money, the government cut the ground out from under speculators in hard currency.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выбить почву из-под ног
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124 вышибать почву из-под ног
[VP; subj: human or, less often, abstr]=====⇒ to undermine s.o.'s sense of security, undercut s.o.'s plans, arguments etc, make precarious s.o.'s position in life or in some situation etc:- [often in refer, to withholding or withdrawing support from s.o.] X pulled the rug out from under Y;- [usu. in refer, to undercutting s.o.'s arguments in a debate, negotiations etc] X left Y without a leg to stand on.♦ Разрешив банкам обмен денег, правительство выбило почву из-под ног спекулянтов валютой. By permitting banks to change money, the government cut the ground out from under speculators in hard currency.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вышибать почву из-под ног
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125 вышибить почву из-под ног
[VP; subj: human or, less often, abstr]=====⇒ to undermine s.o.'s sense of security, undercut s.o.'s plans, arguments etc, make precarious s.o.'s position in life or in some situation etc:- [often in refer, to withholding or withdrawing support from s.o.] X pulled the rug out from under Y;- [usu. in refer, to undercutting s.o.'s arguments in a debate, negotiations etc] X left Y without a leg to stand on.♦ Разрешив банкам обмен денег, правительство выбило почву из-под ног спекулянтов валютой. By permitting banks to change money, the government cut the ground out from under speculators in hard currency.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вышибить почву из-под ног
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126 стоять стеной
[VP]=====⇒ to stand united behind and strongly support, defend s.o. or sth.:- Xs gave their full support (backing) to Y.♦...За Караваева стеной стояли интеллигенция [Брянска] и рабочие арсенала (Паустовский 1)....The Bryansk intellectuals as well as the workers at the Arsenal stood firmly behind him [Karavayev](1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to be firm, unyielding in one's position on some matter:- X stuck to his guns.♦ [author's usage] Рахиль стояла как стена: ни в какую Швейцарию она не поедет, ей и здесь хорошо... (Рыбаков 1). Rachel stood her ground. She wasn't going to go to any Switzerland, she liked it here (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стоять стеной
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127 своё
I мест.см. свойII с.1) ( чья-л собственность) one's ownчужо́го мне не на́до, но и своего́ я не отда́м — I don't need what doesn't belong to me, but I'm not going to give up my own
2) (причитающееся, приходящееся на долю кого-л) one's shareя своё отрабо́тал — I've done my share of work
отсиде́ть своё — serve one's time ( in jail)
3) ( собственное мнение) one's opinion / ground; (предпочтение, требование) one's wayстоя́ть на своём — hold one's own, hold / stand one's ground; ≈ stick to one's guns идиом.
настоя́ть на своём — have [insist on] one's own way
4) ( привычное занятие) one's customary business; one's usual waysты опя́ть (принялся́) за своё? — are you back to it again?
5) (собственные проблемы, заботы, интересы) one's own concerns / problemsон всё про своё — he keeps talking about his own problems / concerns; he is on his favourite subject
я ему́ про своё, а он мне про своё — I kept telling him about my concerns, but he would keep telling me about his
он ду́мал о своём — he thought his own thoughts
••ка́ждому своё — to each his own
получи́ть своё — 1) ( о выгоде) get one's own back 2) (о наказании и т.п.) get one's deserts
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128 стоять на своём
stand one's ground; hold one's own; cf. stick to one's gunsСтарик стоит на своём. Напрасны уговоры, решение его твёрдо. (А. Поповский, Испытание) — The old man stands his ground. His decision is firm, he yields to no persuasion.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стоять на своём
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