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1 загнать лошадь
1) General subject: abuse a horse, ride a horse to death, ride down a horse, sweat a horse, ride a horse to a standstill2) Agriculture: ride to ride a horse to death, break the wind of a horse, gallop a horse to death3) Makarov: punish a horse -
2 нож для удаления пота
Horse breeding: sweat scraperУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нож для удаления пота
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3 работать как вол
1) General subject: nigger, nigger-minstrel, sweat guts out, work like a nigger -
4 опытный солдат
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5 бывалый солдат
1) General subject: old moustache, tried soldier, tried-and-true soldier, vet, veteran, war horse, war-horse, worldly-wise soldier2) Makarov: old sweat -
6 кровный
1. blood (attr.)кровное родство — blood relationship; consanguinity
кровная лошадь — blood-horse, thorough-bred horse
3. ( насущный) vitalкровный интерес — vital interest / concern
4. (тягчайший, жестокий) deadly; grievousкровная обида — deadly insult; mortal offence
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7 загнать
1) General subject: bay, bring to bay (зверя), clap (куда-л.), drive to bay, fold, huddle, hunt down, impound, overdrive (лошадь), ride down, sweat (лошадь), force into, wear down (wear down horse - загнать лошадь), run down, ride to death2) Engineering: entrap4) Jargon: (продать) flog -
8 потник
1) General subject: saddle-cloth, saddlecloth2) Agriculture: numnah (под седлом)3) Makarov: saddle blanket (часть седла), sweat flap (седла)4) Horse breeding: saddle pad -
9 мыло
с.1) ( продукт для мытья и стирки) soapжи́дкое мы́ло — liquid soap
туале́тное мы́ло — toilet soap
хозя́йственное мы́ло — laundry soap
2) ( пена) foam, lather ['lɑː-]конь весь в мы́ле — the horse is covered with foam
••без мы́ла в ду́шу влезть к кому́-л — worm oneself into smb's confidence
в мы́ле (запыхавшись, вспотев) — dripping with sweat
на мы́ло его́! — ≈ out with him!; can him! sl
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10 драть шкуру
драть (сдирать) шкуру ( с кого) прост., тж. драть (содрать, снять) две (три) шкуры (семь шкур) ( с кого)flay (fleece) smb.; sweat smb.; drive smb. hard; have the skin off smb.; rip the hide from smb.; bleed smb. white[Затонцы] стали платить подати уже не монастырю, а царёвым чиновникам. Чиновники эти поначалу сильно мотовали, драли с мужиков три шкуры. (М. Алексеев, Вишнёвый омут) — They began paying taxes to the tsar's officials instead of to the monastery. These officials were very ruthless at first and bled the muzhiks white.
Дед и бабка оказались гостями невесёлыми. Силантий Петрович отказался выпить: - И так запозднились. Варвара три шкуры сдерёт, коль лошадь ко времени не доставим. (В. Тендряков, Не ко двору) — The grandparents were not cheerful guests, Silanty Petrovich refused to drink. 'We're late as it is. Varvara'll have the skin off me if I don't get that horse back in time.'
За невыполненный план по посадкам - пожурят, за план по вырубке - семь шкур сдерут. (В. Распутин, Пожар) — For an unfulfilled planting quota, you can get a wagging, but fall short of the plan for felling timber and they'll have your hide.
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