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[Invar]=====1. [Particle]⇒ used to express unenthusiastic agreement:- well, all right <OK>;- why not.♦ "Дамы, можно рассказать грубоватый анекдот?" - "Рассказывай, чего уж там". "May I tell an off-color joke, ladies?" "Well, OK, go ahead."2. [Particle]⇒ used to emphasize that sth. is insignificant, not worth worrying about etc:- never mind;- it's nothing.♦...Он всё нёс банальщину и тривиалыцину, всё воображал... что, чего там, и так сойдёт... (Стругацкие 1)....He kept on going with his banalities and trivialities, imagining...that never mind, he'd make it (1a).3. [adv]⇒ for what reason (implying that there is no reason for doing sth.):- why;- why should one...;- (there's) no point in (doing sth.).♦ [Сильва:] Я считаю, лучше сказать сразу! Честно и откровенно!.. Чего тут темнить, когда всё уже ясно? (Вампилов 4). [S.:] I think it's better to say it right out! Honestly and openly!...Why hide anything when it's already clear? (4b).♦ [Лизавета Ивановна:] А вы про это тише говорите. [Второй жилец:] Чего там тише. Это не политика (Олеша 6). [L.I.:] You better speak more quietly about it. [Second Tenant:] Why should I, I'm not speaking about politics (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что там
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[Invar]=====1. [Particle]⇒ used to express unenthusiastic agreement:- well, all right <OK>;- why not.♦ "Дамы, можно рассказать грубоватый анекдот?" - "Рассказывай, чего уж там". "May I tell an off-color joke, ladies?" "Well, OK, go ahead."2. [Particle]⇒ used to emphasize that sth. is insignificant, not worth worrying about etc:- never mind;- it's nothing.♦...Он всё нёс банальщину и тривиалыцину, всё воображал... что, чего там, и так сойдёт... (Стругацкие 1)....He kept on going with his banalities and trivialities, imagining...that never mind, he'd make it (1a).3. [adv]⇒ for what reason (implying that there is no reason for doing sth.):- why;- why should one...;- (there's) no point in (doing sth.).♦ [Сильва:] Я считаю, лучше сказать сразу! Честно и откровенно!.. Чего тут темнить, когда всё уже ясно? (Вампилов 4). [S.:] I think it's better to say it right out! Honestly and openly!...Why hide anything when it's already clear? (4b).♦ [Лизавета Ивановна:] А вы про это тише говорите. [Второй жилец:] Чего там тише. Это не политика (Олеша 6). [L.I.:] You better speak more quietly about it. [Second Tenant:] Why should I, I'm not speaking about politics (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что тут
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43 что уж там
[Invar]=====1. [Particle]⇒ used to express unenthusiastic agreement:- well, all right <OK>;- why not.♦ "Дамы, можно рассказать грубоватый анекдот?" - "Рассказывай, чего уж там". "May I tell an off-color joke, ladies?" "Well, OK, go ahead."2. [Particle]⇒ used to emphasize that sth. is insignificant, not worth worrying about etc:- never mind;- it's nothing.♦...Он всё нёс банальщину и тривиалыцину, всё воображал... что, чего там, и так сойдёт... (Стругацкие 1)....He kept on going with his banalities and trivialities, imagining...that never mind, he'd make it (1a).3. [adv]⇒ for what reason (implying that there is no reason for doing sth.):- why;- why should one...;- (there's) no point in (doing sth.).♦ [Сильва:] Я считаю, лучше сказать сразу! Честно и откровенно!.. Чего тут темнить, когда всё уже ясно? (Вампилов 4). [S.:] I think it's better to say it right out! Honestly and openly!...Why hide anything when it's already clear? (4b).♦ [Лизавета Ивановна:] А вы про это тише говорите. [Второй жилец:] Чего там тише. Это не политика (Олеша 6). [L.I.:] You better speak more quietly about it. [Second Tenant:] Why should I, I'm not speaking about politics (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что уж там
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[Invar]=====1. [Particle]⇒ used to express unenthusiastic agreement:- well, all right <OK>;- why not.♦ "Дамы, можно рассказать грубоватый анекдот?" - "Рассказывай, чего уж там". "May I tell an off-color joke, ladies?" "Well, OK, go ahead."2. [Particle]⇒ used to emphasize that sth. is insignificant, not worth worrying about etc:- never mind;- it's nothing.♦...Он всё нёс банальщину и тривиалыцину, всё воображал... что, чего там, и так сойдёт... (Стругацкие 1)....He kept on going with his banalities and trivialities, imagining...that never mind, he'd make it (1a).3. [adv]⇒ for what reason (implying that there is no reason for doing sth.):- why;- why should one...;- (there's) no point in (doing sth.).♦ [Сильва:] Я считаю, лучше сказать сразу! Честно и откровенно!.. Чего тут темнить, когда всё уже ясно? (Вампилов 4). [S.:] I think it's better to say it right out! Honestly and openly!...Why hide anything when it's already clear? (4b).♦ [Лизавета Ивановна:] А вы про это тише говорите. [Второй жилец:] Чего там тише. Это не политика (Олеша 6). [L.I.:] You better speak more quietly about it. [Second Tenant:] Why should I, I'm not speaking about politics (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что уж тут
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