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1 лезть из кожи вон
1) General subject: break neck, do( one's) best, fall over oneself, sweat guts out, go overboard, move heaven and earth, break a neck, bend over backwards, go out of one's way2) Australian slang: flat out like a lizard drinking3) Jargon: go for broke, bust ass4) Set phrase: lean over backwards6) Idiomatic expression: fall over backward, jump through hoops -
2 надрываться на работе
1) General subject: sweat guts outУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > надрываться на работе
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3 работать как вол
1) General subject: nigger, nigger-minstrel, sweat guts out, work like a nigger -
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General subject: sweat guts out, toil -
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6 до седьмого пота
(работать, трудиться и т. п.)разг.work until exhaustion; cf. work one's fingers to the bone; sweat blood; sweat one's guts outВроде и он, Рогачёв, был тот же, и в начальство не вылез, по-прежнему гонял до седьмого пота на своих лесосеках, а радость из их дома не выходила. (П. Проскурин, Тайга) — Rogachov had not changed a bit, had not been promoted to be one of the chiefs - he was still sweating his guts out felling timber, but joy was abiding in their house.
- С древнейших времён прогресс двигали не те, кто любил вкалывать до седьмого пота, а те, кто соображал, нельзя ли добиться тех же результатов с меньшими затратами времени и энергии. (И. Стрелкова, Вера Ивановна) — 'From ancient times, progress has been made not by those who worked their fingers to the bone, but by people who have tried to find better, more efficient ways of doing things.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до седьмого пота
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7 пот
м.sweat, perspirationвесь в поту — bathed in sweat; all of a sweat
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в поте лица — by the sweat of one's browвогнать кого-л. в пот — make* smb. go hot and cold; work smb. to the bone
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8 пот
м.sweat [swet], perspirationоблива́ясь потом — dripping with sweat
весь в поту́ — bathed [beɪðd] in sweat; all of a sweat
холо́дный пот — cold sweat
••в поте лица́ — by the sweat of one's brow
труди́ться до седьмо́го пота — sweat one's guts out
потом и кро́вью — with blood and sweat
вогна́ть кого́-л в пот — make smb go hot and cold; work smb to the bone
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9 пот
муж.sweat, perspiration- холодный пот••потом и кровью — (to get/achieve smth.) by one's own sweat and blood
проливать пот, проливать семь потов — to sweat and to slave
сгонять семь потов с кого-л. — to work smb. to the bone, to make smb. sweat blood
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10 гнуть хребтину
( на кого)прост.sweat one's guts out for smb.; work like a < galley> slave for smb.- Довольно я погнул хребтину на этих саратовских купцов, - сказал он. - Поехали-ка, Михайла, в самом деле, домой. (М. Алексеев, Вишнёвый омут) — 'I've been sweating my guts out long enough for these Saratov merchants,' he said. 'Let's really go home, Mikhail.'
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11 пахать
1) (вн.; вспахивать землю) plough (d) брит.; plow (d) амер.; till (d)паха́ть под пар — plough / plow fallow land
2) разг. ( тяжело работать) toil, sweat [swet]; sweat one's guts out; ( над) peg away (at); plug away (at); slog (at)••(и) мы паха́ли ирон. — ≈ some help he / she was! ( ironic)
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12 работать не покладая рук
1) General subject: keep nose to the grindstone, to be hard at work, work double tides, work hard, work up to the collar, work without cease, sweat blood, be on all four cylinders, hit on all six cylinders, run on all four cylinders, keep one's nose to the grindstone3) Makarov: work fingers to the boneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > работать не покладая рук
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13 вкалывать
I несов. - вка́лывать, сов. - вколо́ть1) (вн. в вн.; втыкать) stick (d in, into)2) разг. (дт. вн.; делать инъекцию) inject (d to), give (i) a shot (of)II разг.( напряжённо работать) work hard, sweat [swet] (one's guts out) -
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15 пуп
м. разг.= пупок 1)••пуп земли́ — the hub of the universe
надрыва́ть пуп прост. — ≈ sweat [swet] one's guts out, bust a gut
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16 семь
числит.••семь бед - оди́н отве́т посл. — ≈ as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb; in for a penny, in for a pound
у семи́ ня́нек дитя́ без гла́зу посл. — ≈ too many cooks spoil the broth
семь раз отме́рь, оди́н раз отре́жь посл. — ≈ look before you leap
семь пото́в согна́ть с кого́-л — make smb sweat [swet] blood, work smb into the ground
семь пото́в сошло́ с кого́-л — smb sweated blood, smb sweated smb's guts out, smb nearly dropped (doing smth)
за́ семь вёрст киселя́ хлеба́ть — см. кисель
за семью́ замка́ми / печа́тями — under seven seals; well and truly secure [locked up]
э́то для него́ кни́га за семью́ печа́тями — it is a sealed book to him
на семи́ ветра́х — open / exposed to the wind; wind-swept (attr)
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18 трудиться в поте лица/до седьмого пота
разг to slave away, to sweat one's guts out collРусско-английский учебный словарь > трудиться в поте лица/до седьмого пота
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19 ездить верхом
( на ком)прост., неодобр.lit. ride on smb.'s back; cf. ride rough-shod over smb.; make smb. sweat his guts out- Кое-кому там [в России] действительно жарко - фабрикантам, помещикам и всем, кто при царе верхом ездили на таких, как мы с тобой. (Н. Островский, Рождённые бурей) — 'It's a fact that it's hot for a few there - factory owners, landowners and all those who during the Tsar's reign rode on the backs of people like you and me.'
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20 пуп надрывать
прост.cf. bust a gut to do smth.; bust one's breeches; sweat (work, slog) one's guts out- Вспомните, друзья, - простым, не ораторским тоном обратился Женька к собранию, - что во время морозов, спеша в тепло, каждый из нас за два часа до смены выполнял задание, хотя никто из нас, пардон, пуп не надрывал. (В. Липатов, И это всё о нём) — 'Remember, friends,' said Zhenya to the meeting in his normal voice this time, without rhetoric, 'that during the frosts, hurrying into the warmth, each of us fulfilled the target two hours before the end of the shift, although none of us, excuse my language, was exactly busting his breeches.'
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sweat (or work) one's guts out — informal work extremely hard. → gut … English new terms dictionary
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slog your guts out — work/slog/sweat/your guts out phrase to work extremely hard I worked my guts out getting my degree. Thesaurus: to work hardsynonym Main entry: guts * … Useful english dictionary
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sweat one's guts out — Work very hard … A concise dictionary of English slang
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sweat — 1 verb 1 LIQUID FROM SKIN (I) to have liquid coming out through your skin, especially because you are hot or frightened: I was sweating after the long climb. | sweat heavily/profusely (=sweat a lot) | sweat like a pig informal (=sweat a lot) |… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
guts */ — UK [ɡʌts] / US noun [plural] informal 1) the quality of being brave and determined That s what you need to be a referee – guts. have the guts to do something: She had the guts to go for what she wanted. it takes guts to do something: It takes a… … English dictionary
