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1 безалкогольный напиток
1) General subject: seven-up (типа лимонада), soft drink, non-intoxicant beverage2) Engineering: nonalcoholic beverage3) Law: non-alcoholic beverage4) Australian slang: cordial (в штатах Тасмания и Квинсленд)5) Gastronomy: temperance drink7) Food industry: alcohol-free beverage8) Makarov: non-alcoholic drinkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > безалкогольный напиток
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2 безалкогольный
non-alcoholicбезалкогольный напиток — non-alcoholic / temperance drink, soft drink разг.
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3 безалкогольный
1) ( не содержащий алкоголя) non-alcoholic; alcohol-freeбезалкого́льный напи́ток — non-alcoholic beverage, soft drink
2) ( связанный с неупотреблением алкоголя) temperance (attr), no-liquorбезалкого́льный бар — soft drink bar
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4 М-82
В МЕРУ PrepP Invar1. - чего Prepthe resulting PrepP is advin accordance withto the extent ofwithin the limits ofв меру своих сил (способностей, разумения) — (in refer, to exerting maximum effort) as best one canto the best of one's ability (abilities).«Знаменитый Логидзе тайну своих прохладительных напитков унёс с собой в могилу, - сказал Абесаломон Нар-тович, - я в меру своих скромных сил пытаюсь создать равноценный напиток» (Искандер 4). "The famous Logidze carried the secret of his soft drinks to the grave," Abesalomon Nartovich said "To the extent of my modest abilities, I am trying to create a drink of equivalent worth" (4a).Мать сотворила глупость, но ведь написала правду... Значит, стыдиться за мать не нужно. Зачем стыдиться за несчастную женщину, которая терзается и не спит ночей из-за дочкиных неурядиц и пытается в меру своего разумения... Да ведь главное, главное: написала правду! (Трифонов 1). Granted, her mother had behaved foolishly, but what she had written was the truth, after all....So why should she feel shame for her mother? Why be ashamed of an unhappy woman who tormented herself and was unable to sleep at night because of her daughter's problems, a woman who tried as best she could to....Yes, and after all, the point was-the real point was that she had written the truth! (1a).Я пытаюсь в меру своих сил раскрыть значительность эпического существования маленького народа (Искандер 3)....1 have attempted to reveal, to the best of my abilities, the significance of the epic existence of the little nation (3a).2. - каков, как ( modif or adv( sth. is present) to a moderate, appropriate, or acceptable degree (used to express the speakers opinion that sth. he considers positive is present to a sufficient degree, sth. he considers negative is not present to an excessive degree, or sth. about which he makes no value judgment is present to an average degree)moderatelyfairly rather reasonably....Он (полковник) был в меру высок и в меру дороден... (Гинзбург 2). Не (the Colonel) was moderately tall and moderately portly. (2a)....Все веселились вовсю, танцевали под любопытную, в меру модерновую музыку... (Залыгин 1)....All were busy enjoying themselves dancing to some curious, fairly modern music... (1a).В вагоне было в меру накурено, прохладно (Шолохов 3). The carriage was rather smoky and cold (3a).3.advwith temperance, within reasonable limitsin moderation(in limited contexts) not (taking (carrying) sth.) too far....Все делалось в меру, как того требуют обычаи и собственное желание (Искандер 3). Everything was done in moderation, as dictated by custom and personal inclination (3a).(Ko-стылёв:) Ты что сказал? (Сатин:) Это я так... про себя... (Костылёв:) Смотри, брат! Шути в меру... да! (Горький 3). (К.:) What did you say? (S.:) I was just talking...to myself... (K.:) You be careful! Don't carry your jokes too far...I mean it! (3a). -
5 в меру
• В МЕРУ[PrepP; Invar]=====⇒ in accordance with:|| в меру своих сил (способностей, разумения) ≈ [in refer, to exerting maximum effort] as best one can;- to the best of one's ability (abilities).♦ "Знаменитый Логидзе тайну своих прохладительных напитков унёс с собой в могилу, - сказал Абесаломон Нартович, - я в меру своих скромных сил пытаюсь создать равноценный напиток" (Искандер 4). "The famous Logidze carried the secret of his soft drinks to the grave," Abesalomon Nartovich said "To the extent of my modest abilities, I am trying to create a drink of equivalent worth" (4a).♦ Мать сотворила глупость, но ведь написала правду... Значит, стыдиться за мать не нужно. Зачем стыдиться за несчастную женщину, которая терзается и не спит ночей из-за дочкиных неурядиц и пытается в меру своего разумения... Да ведь главное, главное: написала правду! (Трифонов 1). Granted, her mother had behaved foolishly, but what she had written was the truth, after all....So why should she feel shame for her mother? Why be ashamed of an unhappy woman who tormented herself and was unable to sleep at night because of her daughter's problems, a woman who tried as best she could to....Yes, and after all, the point was-the real point was that she had written the truth! (1a).♦...Я пытаюсь в меру своих сил раскрыть значительность эпического существования маленького народа (Искандер 3)....I have attempted to reveal, to the best of my abilities, the significance of the epic existence of the little nation (3a).⇒ (sth. is present) to a moderate, appropriate, or acceptable degree (used to express the speakers opinion that sth. he considers positive is present to a sufficient degree, sth. he considers negative is not present to an excessive degree, or sth. about which he makes no value judgment is present to an average degree):- moderately;- fairly;- rather;- reasonably.♦...Он [полковник] был в меру высок и в меру дороден... (Гинзбург 2). Не [the Colonel] was moderately tall and moderately portly.. (2a).♦...Все веселились вовсю, танцевали под любопытную, в меру модерновую музыку... (Залыгин 1)....All were busy enjoying themselves dancing to some curious, fairly modern music... (1a).♦ В вагоне было в меру накурено, прохладно (Шолохов 3). The carriage was rather smoky and cold (3a).3. [adv]⇒ with temperance, within reasonable limits:- [in limited contexts] not (taking (carrying) sth.) too far.♦...Все делалось в меру, как того требуют обычаи и собственное желание (Искандер 3). Everything was done in moderation, as dictated by custom and personal inclination (За). -
6 трезвый
1) ( не пьяный) sober2) ( свойственный непьющему человеку) sober, temperateтре́звый о́браз жи́зни — temperance, abstinence
3) ( разумный) sensible; soberтре́звый челове́к — sensible man
челове́к тре́звого ума́ — sober-minded man
име́ть тре́звый взгляд на ве́щи — take a sober / sensible view of things
••что у тре́звого на уме́, то у пья́ного на языке́ погов. — what the sober man thinks, the drunkard reveals; drink loosens the tongue
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