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1 навести порядок
1) General subject: clean up the act, put to rights, reduce to order, set to rights, put right, set right, deal with (They pointed out, in one location in one parcel, that there was a temporary piece of insulation that had been put on a piece of pipe that we dealt with immediately.), have / get sth. sorted out (Там нужно навести порядок. - I've got tons of papers down in the basement, that has to be sorted out.), stop the rot, bring discipline (to), sort out the mess, put things right2) Sakhalin energy glossary: put the house in order3) Makarov: establish order4) Idiomatic expression: get (one's) act together -
2 как мы можем покончить с провалами?
General subject: how can we stop the rot?Универсальный русско-английский словарь > как мы можем покончить с провалами?
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3 чепуха
1) General subject: Mickey Mouse, all my eye, all my eye and Betty Martin, apple sauce, applesauce, balderdash, balls, ballyhoo, bavardage, blague, boloney, crap, crud, drivel, drool, dust, fiddle de dee, fiddle-de-dee, fiddlededee, fiddlesticks, flam, fudge, gallimatia, gallimatias, havers, hogwash, humbug, jiggery pokery, jiggery-pokery, mush, my foot, nonsense, nonsense my (good) man!, oh, rubbish, pulp, punk, rubbish, ruck, shenanigan, skimble skamble, skimble-skamble, snap, stuff (stuff and nonsense! - вздор!), tilly vally, toys, trifle, twaddle, gobbledygook, blarney4) French: galimatias5) Obsolete: bilk6) Rare: squish7) Mathematics: trash8) Australian slang: borac, borack, borak, borax, codswallop, cowyard confetti, rot9) Diplomatic term: baloney10) Irish: codology11) Scornful: bollocks12) Jargon: bunk, chicken, crock, eyewash, fiddle-faddle, flannel, flub-dub, flush it, guff, hokum, holly-golly, hooey, hop, hully-gully, kibosh, phedinkus, piffle, radpberry, rats, razzberry, song and dance, spinach, toss, tripe, beans (Come on, talk straight.No more beans! Кончай, говори прямо.Довольно чепухи.), birdseed (Cut the birdseed. I'm not stupid, you know. Коняай пороть чепуху. Я не настолько глуп, ты знаешь.), gas (Hey, that's about enough of your gas. Эй, достаточно твоей чепухи.), macca (I'm off for a macca.), phooey (I've heard enough phooey. Let's get out of here.Я достаточно наслушался чепухи. Уходим отсюда.), falderal (Stop the falderal and get to work. Хватит молоть чепуху пошли работать.), bull-pucky (That's all just bull-pucky. Don't believe a word of it. Это всё чепуха. Не верь и слову.), Jackson, nurts, gubbish, hoo-ha (Stop talking hoo-ha and tell the truth. Прекрати болтать чепуху говори правду.), schmegegge, schmegeggy, horse hockey, slobber, fadoodie, fluff, fooey, fun and games, garbage, gibber-gabber, rhubarb13) Simple: tosh15) Makarov: a farrago of nonsense, a hill of beans, a piece of nonsense, apple, farrago of nonsense, hill of beans, nonsense (часто как восклицание), nonsense my good man!, nonsense my man!, nonsense, man!, piece of nonsense -
4 ерундить
разг.( делать глупости) play the fool; ( болтать вздор) talk nonsense / rot, drivel -
5 бобы разводить
разг., неодобр.1) (болтать, пускаться в лишние, отвлекающие разговоры) talk to no purposes; babble; have an idle talk; cf. wag one's tongue; beat the air; shoot the breeze; beat about (around) the bush- Нехорошо говоришь, - сказал Матвей прискорбно. - Кончай бобы разводить. Плати, как поладили. Мне ехать. (К. Федин, Костёр) — 'You're talking rot,' Matvei said with regret. 'Don't beat about the bush. Pay in cash as we agreed, I'm leaving.'
2) ( канителиться) dawdle; waste one's time on trifles; mess (fuss) about; cf. mill the wind- Теперь он передал всё дело мне и требует, чтобы всё было кончено немедленно... Кажется, уже будет бобы-то разводить. (Д. Мамин-Сибиряк, Приваловские миллионы) — 'Now he has referred the whole affair to my decision and demands it should be settled immediately... I think it's high time to stop this messing about.'
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6 нести ахинею
нести (городить, молоть, пороть) ахинею (белиберду, вздор, галиматью, дичь, ерунду, околесицу, чепуху, чушь), тж. нагородить ахинеиразг., неодобр.talk (utter) nonsense (drivel, rot, rubbish); babble some nonsense; burst out into a lot of drivel; rave about smth.; grind out some balderdash; cf. talk through one's hat; talk wet, be all wet Amer.; speak through the back of one's neck; be running on at the mouthС последнею фразой он вдруг и безнадёжно почувствовал, что всё лопнуло, а главное, что он нагородил страшной ахинеи. (Ф. Достоевский, Братья Карамазовы) — At the last phrase he had suddenly become hopelessly aware that it had all fallen flat, above all, that he had been talking utter nonsense.
Татьяна Марковна вдруг встала с места. - Полно тебе вздор молоть, Нил Андреич! (И. Гончаров, Обрыв) — 'Stop talking rubbish, Nil Andreich,' commanded Tatiana Markovna, rising suddenly from her place.
- Телеграмма шифрованная, - сказал телеграфист. - То есть как - шифрованная? Что вы мне ерунду порете! Это коммерческая телеграмма, вы обязаны принять. (А. Толстой, Гиперболоид инженера Гарина) — 'The telegram is in code,' said the clerk. 'What d'you mean, in code? Don't talk nonsense. It's a commercial telegram and you must accept it.'
- Что ты ерунду мелешь? - набросилась Варвара на бывшего мужа. - Ступай домой и проспись. (И. Ильф, Е. Петров, Золотой телёнок) — 'What are you raving about?' Varvara attacked her former husband. 'Go home and sleep it off!'
- Остаётся подумать, что ты сделала это нарочно. Но я не хочу этого думать, да, не хочу... И так далее и так далее. Я сразу понял, что он мелет эту галиматью просто, чтобы позлить Катю. (В. Каверин, Два капитана) — 'One can only presume that you did it deliberately. But I don't want to think that, indeed I don't want to...' And so forth and so on. I realized at once that he was grinding out this balderdash just to irritate Katya.
- Думаете: он, наверное, от жары рехнулся и понёс совершенную околесицу. (В. Черняк, Час пробил) — 'You're probably thinking the heat's gotten to me and I'm just running on at the mouth.'
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7 гнить
vi; св - сгнитьto rot, to decay, о коже, резине to perishдо́ски гнию́т — the boards are decaying/rotting away
ко́жу обрабо́тали каки́м-то хими́ческим соста́вом, что́бы она́ не гнила́ — the leather was treated with a chemical to stop it from perishing
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8 болтать языком
прост., неодобр.1) (пустословить; говорить вздор, чепуху) talk nonsense (drivel, rot, rubbish); twaddle; prate2) (говорить зря, попусту) talk at random (to no purpose)- И говорит: замолчи... если, говорит, не знаешь, то и нечего болтать языком. (К. Федин, Первые радости) — And then he says, 'Stop talking... if you're not in the know, it's no use talking at random.'
3) (говорить то, что не следует) say (give away) too much; blab (blurt) smth. out
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