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1 их брат
тж. ихний брат прост., их (ихняя) братия прост.they; their kind (lot, sort); the likes of them- Вы, барыня, не расстраивайтесь понапрасну, - сказал Гаврила. - Оставьте без внимания. - Это они приходили нарочно сбивать цену. Я ихнего брата знаю. (В. Катаев, Хуторок в степи) — 'Now, don't you go getting upset about it, ma'am,' said Gavrila. 'Just take no notice. They only came to push down the price. I know their sort.'
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2 такие люди, как они
General subject: the likes of themУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > такие люди, как они
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3 Б-199
СВОЙ БРАТ coll NP sing only often foil. by an appos denoting the class of people in question when used as obj or (less often) subj, usu. refers to the class as a whole when used as subj-compl with copula, nom only (subj: human, usu. refers to a specific individual within that class fixed WOa person or persons similar to the person or persons specified (by the appositive and/or context) with regard to position, profession, social status, views etc (more often of males): (when used as obj or subj) people (men, guys, fellows etc) like us (me, you etc)the likes of us (me, you, him, her, them) ( usu. when foil. by an appos) our (my, your, his, her, their) fellow writers (workers etc) (in limited contexts) our (my, your, his, her, their) (own) kind (sort) those (people) of our (your, their) ilk (when used as subj-compl) one of us (you, them) one of us (you) writers (workers etc) one of our (your, their) kind (sort) one of our (my, your, his, her, their) fellow writers (workers etc) our (my, your, his, her, their) fellow writer (worker etc) (in limited contexts) one of our (your, their) ilk.Обычно у Крымова складывались хорошие отношения со строевыми командирами, вполне сносные со штабными, а раздражённые и не всегда искренние со своим же братом политическими работниками (Гроссман 2). As a rule, he (Krymov) was able to establish good relations with officers in the field, tolerable relations with staff officers, and only awkward, rather insincere relations with his fellow political-workers (2a).Слуги также привязались к нему (Базарову), хотя он над ними подтрунивал: они чувствовали, что он всё-таки свой брат, не барин (Тургенев 2). The servants also grew attached to him (Bazarov), though he was always deriding them: they felt that none the less he was one of them, and not a master (2f). -
4 свой брат
• СВОЙ БРАТ coll[NP; sing only; often foll. by an appos denoting the class of people in question; when used as obj or (less often) subj, usu. refers to the class as a whole; when used as subj-compl with copula, nom only (subj: human), usu. refers to a specific individual within that class; fixed WO]=====⇒ a person or persons similar to the person or persons specified (by the appositive and/ or context) with regard to position, profession, social status, views etc (more often of males):- [when used as obj or subj] people <men, guys, fellows etc> like us <me, you etc>;- the likes of us <me, you, him, her, them>;- [usu. when foll. by an appos] our <my, your, his, her, their> fellow writers <workers etc>;- [in limited contexts] our <my, your, his, her, their> (own) kind < sort>;- those (people) of our (your, their) ilk;- [when used as subj-compl] one of us (you, them);- one of us (you) writers (workers etc);- one of our (your, their) kind (sort);- one of our (my, your, his, her, their) fellow writers (workers etc);- our (my, your, his, her, their) fellow writer (worker etc);- [in limited contexts] one of our (your, their) ilk.♦ Обычно у Крымова складывались хорошие отношения со строевыми командирами, вполне сносные со штабными, а раздражённые и не всегда искренние со своим же братом политическими работниками (Гроссман 2). As a rule, he [Krymov] was able to establish good relations with officers in the field, tolerable relations with staff officers, and only awkward, rather insincere relations with his fellow political-workers (2a).♦ Слуги также привязались к нему [Базарову], хотя он над ними подтрунивал: они чувствовали, что он всё-таки свой брат, не барин (Тургенев 2). The servants also grew attached to him [Bazarov], though he was always deriding them: they felt that none the less he was one of them, and not a master (2f).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > свой брат
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5 мое почтение
I[formula phrase; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ a salutation used upon meeting or parting:- [upon meeting] good day (morning, evening, afternoon);- my respects;- greetings!;- [when parting] (my) regards;- have a good (pleasant) day.♦ "М-маё п-пачтенье [phonetic spelling = мое почтенье]!" - вскричал вдруг знакомый голос. Раскольников задрожал. Пред ним стоял Порох; он вдруг вышел из третьей комнаты (Достоевский 3). "M-my c-compliments, sir!" a familiar voice suddenly exclaimed. Raskolnikov gave a shudder. Before him stood Gunpowder; he had suddenly come out of the third room (3d). "Gr-r-reetings!" a familiar voice cried out suddenly. Raskolnikov shook. There stood Gunpowder; he walked out suddenly from the third room (3c).♦ [Городничий:] Желаю здравствовать! [Хлестаков:] Мое почтение... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] How do you do, Sir! [Kh.:] My respects... (4b).♦ [Сахатов:] Да, да. Мое почтение! (Уходит с лёгким поклоном.) (Толстой 3). [S.:] Good day to you, then. (Gives a small bow, and turns to go) (3b).II• МОЕ ПОЧТЕНИЕ obsoles[NP; Invar]=====1. approv [usu. subj-compl with быть (subj: any common noun)]⇒ sth. is absolutely amazing, unbelievable:- X is (really) something else!;- X is like nothing you've ever seen (tasted etc) before;- [in limited contexts] I take off my hat to X.♦ "...Признаюсь, не люблю я также винтовок черкесских; они как-то нашему брату неприличны, - приклад маленький, того и гляди нос обожжёт... Зато уж шашки у них - просто мое почтение!.." (Лермонтов 1). "I must say, I also do not like Circassian rifles. Somehow, they don't seem to be suitable for the likes of us: the butt is so small you have to be careful not to get your nose burnt...But then, those swords they have-ah, they're really something!" (1a). "I must admit I don't like the Cherkess rifles either; they are a bit inconvenient for the likes of us; the butt is so small that unless you watch out you may get your nose scorched....Their sabres now are a different matter - I take my hat off to them!" (1b).2. obsoles, iron [Interj or subj-compl with быть (subj: usu. infin; pres only]⇒ (used to express one's refusal to do sth., usu. sth. unpleasant, that is proposed, suggested, or requested by another) I absolutely will not do it:- thanks, but no thanks!;- no way!♦ Ехать в такой ливень на другой конец города? Нет уж, мое почтение! Go all the way across town in a downpour like this? Thanks, but no thanks!Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мое почтение
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6 П-461
МОЁ ПОЧТЕНИЕ2 obsoles NP Invar1. approv ( usu. subj-compl with быть« ( subj: any common noun)) sth. is absolutely amazing, unbelievableX - моё почтение = X is really something!X is (really) something else! X is like nothing you've ever seen (tasted etc) before (in limited contexts) I take off my hat to X."...Признаюсь, не люблю я также винтовок черкесских они как-то нашему брату неприличны, - приклад маленький, того и гляди нос обожжёт... Зато уж шашки у них - просто мое почтение!..» (Лермонтов 1). UI must say, I also do not like Circassian rifles. Somehow, they don't seem to be suitable for the likes of us: the butt is so small you have to be careful not to get your nose burnt...But then, those swords they have-ah, they're really something!" (1a). UI must admit I don't like the Cherkess rifles eitherthey are a bit inconvenient for the likes of usthe butt is so small that unless you watch out you may get your nose scorched....Their sabres now are a different matter-1 take my hat off to them!" (1b).2. obsoles, ironInterj or subj-compl with бытье ( subj: usu. infin) pres only) (used to express one's refusal to do sth., usu. sth. unpleasant, that is proposed, suggested, or requested by another) I absolutely will not do itthanks, but no thanks!no way!Ехать в такой ливень на другой конец города? Нет уж, мое почтение! Go all the way across town in a downpour like this? Thanks, but no thanks! -
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НА ВСЕ HETbIPE СТОРОНЫ идти, убираться, отпустить кого и т. п. coll PrepP Invar adv fixed WO(to go, let s.o. go etc) to any place that one or s.o. desiresanywhere one ( s.o.) likeswherever one ( s.o.) wishes (wants, chooses, pleases etc)Imper катись на все четыре стороны rude = get the hell out of herego wherever you damn well please.«Ступай себе на все четыре стороны и делай что хочешь. Завтра приходи со мною проститься, а теперь ступай себе спать...» (Пушкин 2). "Go wherever you want, and do what you like. Come and say good-bye tomorrow, and now go to bed..." (2a).Оправдают их присяжные - бог с ними совсем, пусть идут на все четыре стороны (Герцен 3). If the jury acquit them, we have nothing more to say to them, let them go wherever they choose (3a).Мне позвонили из отдела прозы журнала, чтоб я быстро, не мешкая, забрал свой роман «Ленинский проспект» и катился на все четыре стороны (Свирский 1). I got a phone call from the prose department to ask me to come around quickly and retrieve the manuscript of my novel Leninsky Prospekt and then get the hell out of there (1a). -
8 на все четыре стороны
• НА ВСЕ ЧЕТЫРЕ СТОРОНЫ идти, убираться, отпустить кого и т.п. coll[PrepP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to go, let s.o. go etc) to any place that one or s.o. desires:- anywhere one < s.o.> likes;- wherever one < s.o.> wishes <wants, chooses, pleases etc>;- go wherever you damn well please.♦ "Ступай себе на все четыре стороны и делай что хочешь. Завтра приходи со мною проститься, а теперь ступай себе спать..." (Пушкин 2). "Go wherever you want, and do what you like. Come and say good-bye tomorrow; and now go to bed..." (2a).♦ Оправдают их присяжные - бог с ними совсем, пусть идут на все четыре стороны (Герцен 3). If the jury acquit them, we have nothing more to say to them; let them go wherever they choose (3a).♦ Мне позвонили из отдела прозы журнала, чтоб я быстро, не мешкая, забрал свой роман "Ленинский проспект" и катился на все четыре стороны (Свирский 1). I got a phone call from the prose department to ask me to come around quickly and retrieve the manuscript of my novel Leninsky Prospekt and then get the hell out of there (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на все четыре стороны
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9 и иже с ним
книжн., часто ирон.and his (their) kind; and the likes of him (of them); and others of that ilk; and companyНе подумайте только,... что я собираюсь теперь делать Свиридова и иже с ним героями. (Е. Леваковская, Сентябрь - лучший месяц) — Only don't think... that I'm going to fete Sviridov and the likes of him as heroes.
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10 ASS
• Ass dreams of thistles (The) - Голодной курице просо снится (Г), Кошка спит, а мышку видит (K), Не спится - хлеб снится (H), Сова спит, а кур видит (C)• Ass endures his burden, but no more than his burden (An) - Бери ношу по себе, чтоб не падать при ходьбе (Б)• Asses fetch the oats and the horses eat them - Дурак дом построил, а умный купил (Д), Медведь пляшет, а поводырь деньги берет (M)• Ass is beautiful to an ass, and a pig to a pig (An) - Подобный подобного любит (П)• Ass is /but/ an ass, though laden with gold (An) - Как свинью в кафтан ни ряди, она свиньей останется (K), На свинью хоть седло надень - все конем не будет (H), Осел ослом остается и в орденах, и в лентах (O)• Ass is known by his ears (An) - Осла знать по ушам, медведя - по когтям, а дурака - по речам (O)• Ass laden with gold climbs to the top of the castle (An) - Деньги все двери открывают (Д)• Ass loaded with gold still eats thistles (The) - Владеет городом, а помирает голодом (B), Скупой богач беднее нищего (C), Шуба висит, а тело дрожит (Ш)• Ass to an ass is beautiful (An) - Подобный подобного любит (П)• Braying of an ass does not reach heaven (The) - Собака лает, ветер носит (C)• Even if the ass is laden with gold, he will seek his food among the thorns - Владеет городом, а помирает голодом (B), Скупой богач беднее нищего (C), Шуба висит, а тело дрожит (Ш)• Every ass likes (loves) to hear himself bray - Сам поет, сам слушает, сам и хвалит (C)• Every ass thinks himself worthy to stand with the king's horses - Всякая козявка лезет в букашки (B), Куда конь с копытом, туда и рак с клешней (K), Лезет в волки, а хвост собачий (Л), С суконным рылом в калачный ряд не суйся (C)• He is an ass that brays against another ass - Дурак, кто с дураком свяжется (Д)• He that cannot beat the ass, beats the saddle - Кошку бьют, а невестке наветки дают (K), Не по коню, так по оглобле (H)• He that makes himself an ass must not complain if men ride him - На дураках воду возят (H)• If an ass bray at you, don't bray at him - Дурак, кто с дураком свяжется (Д)• If an ass goes a - traveling, he'll not come back a horse - Ворона за море летала, а умнее не стала (B), Полетели гуси за море, а прилетели тоже не лебеди (П)• If an ass goes a - travelling, he will not come home a horse - Ворона за море летала, а умнее не стала (B), Полетели гуси за море, а прилетели тоже не лебеди (П)• It's a sorry ass that will not bear his own burden - Для ленивой лошади и дуга в тягость (Д)• Jest with an ass and he will flap (slap) you in the face with his tail - С дураками не шутят (C)• Living ass is better than a dead lion (A) - Живая собака лучше мертвого льва (Ж)• Make yourself an ass and everyone will lay a sack on you - Кто везет, на того и накладывают (K)• Old ass is never good (An) - Был конь, да изъездился (Б), Годы хребет горбят (Г), На старого и немочи валятся (H), Старость не радость (C)• One ass calls another long ears - Не смейся, горох, не лучше бобов (H), Чья бы корова мычала, а твоя бы молчала (4)• One ass scrubs another - Свой своему поневоле брат (C)• What good can it do to an ass to be called a lion? - Не смотри на кличку - смотри на птичку (H)• When the ass dreams it is of thistles - Лиса и во сне кур считает (Л)• Where ever an ass falls there will he never fall again - На ошибках учатся (H) -
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ВИДАННОЕ ЛИ (ЗТО) ДЕЛО coll (sent these forms only often the main clause in a complex sent foil. by a чтобы-clause fixed WOused to express a negative attitude toward sth., indignation etcwho ever saw (whofe ever seen) such a thing (anything like it, the likes of it)?who (who's) ever heard of such a thing (of anything like it)? itfs (just (simply)) unheard of whoever heard the like?"А это на что похоже, что вчера только восемь фунтов пшена отпустила, опять спрашивают... А я пшена не отпущу... Нет, я потачки за барское добро не дам. Ну виданное ли это дело - восемь фунтов?» (Толстой 2). "And what sort of game is this? Only yesterday I let them have eight pounds of rice and now they're asking for more!...I'm not giving you any more rice.... No, I'm not letting anybody take liberties with the master's things. Well, who ever heard of such a thing-eight pounds?" (2b). -
12 виданное ли дело
• ВИДАННОЕ ЛИ ( ЭТО) ДЕЛО coll[sent; these forms only; often the main clause in a complex sent foll. by a чтобы-clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express a negative attitude toward sth., indignation etc:- who ever saw (whofe ever seen) such a thing (anything like it, the likes of it)?;- who (who's) ever heard of such a thing (of anything like it)?;- it's (just < simply>) unheard of;- whoever heard the like?♦ "А это на что похоже, что вчера только восемь фунтов пшена отпустила, опять спрашивают... А я пшена не отпущу... Нет, я потачки за барское добро не дам. Ну виданное ли это дело - восемь фунтов?" (Толстой 2). "And what sort of game is this? Only yesterday I let them have eight pounds of rice and now they're asking for more!...I'm not giving you any more rice.... No, I'm not letting anybody take liberties with the master's things. Well, who ever heard of such a thing-eight pounds?" (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > виданное ли дело
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13 виданное ли это дело
• ВИДАННОЕ ЛИ ( ЭТО) ДЕЛО coll[sent; these forms only; often the main clause in a complex sent foll. by a чтобы-clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express a negative attitude toward sth., indignation etc:- who ever saw (whofe ever seen) such a thing (anything like it, the likes of it)?;- who (who's) ever heard of such a thing (of anything like it)?;- it's (just < simply>) unheard of;- whoever heard the like?♦ "А это на что похоже, что вчера только восемь фунтов пшена отпустила, опять спрашивают... А я пшена не отпущу... Нет, я потачки за барское добро не дам. Ну виданное ли это дело - восемь фунтов?" (Толстой 2). "And what sort of game is this? Only yesterday I let them have eight pounds of rice and now they're asking for more!...I'm not giving you any more rice.... No, I'm not letting anybody take liberties with the master's things. Well, who ever heard of such a thing-eight pounds?" (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > виданное ли это дело
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НА ЗДОРОВЬЕ coll PrepP Invar often used with imper1. ( adv or formula phrase) ( usu. used to encourage s.o. to eat or drink when offered, or as a response to s.o. 's thanks) may it prove beneficial: (when offering food or drink) (please) help yourselfeat (drink) in good health take as much as you likeпусть X ест (пьет) \З-106 - let X (X is welcome to) help himselfmay X eat let X(in response to s.o. 's thanks) you're (very) welcomeyou're welcome, I'm sure my pleasure.(Рисположенский:) Я, Аграфена Кондратьевна, рюмочку выпью. (Аграфена Кондратьевна:) Кушай, батюшко, на здоровье! (Островский 10). (R.:) I'll just try a drop or two, Agrafena Kondratevna. (A.K.:) Please help yourself, my dear fellow (10a).2.adv(if a person, animal etc wants to do sth., let him go ahead and do it) as long as or as much as he wantsto one's heartfs contentas much (long) as one likes and welcome to it.(Саша:) Папа, ведь это ложь! (Лебедев:) Ну, так что же? Пусть себе мелют на здоровье... (Чехов 4). (S.:) Papa, that's а lie! (L.:) Well, what does it matter? Let them babble on to their heart's content... (4a).«Умоляю, уйми ты эту... как её... твою мамочку! Я же творческим трудом занят!!» - «Ну и твори себе на здоровье...» (Зиновьев 2). "Please, I beg you, can't you do something to calm down this...this...your dear mama? Here I am trying to do some creative work!" "Well create as much as you like..." (2a).Разосланные по всем городам и селам Абхазии гонцы рассказывали народу, что Джамхух - Сын Оленя, просыпаясь, по утрам жует жвачку. Но народ спокойно отнесся к этому известию... «Пусть себе жует жвачку на здоровье, лишь бы помогал нам советами и предсказаниями» (Искандер 5). The heralds who had been sent through all the cities and villages of Abkhazia told the people that Jamkhoukh, Son of the Deer, chewed his cud when he woke up in the morning. But the people took this news in stride.... "Let him chew his cud, and welcome to it, so long as he helps us with advice and predictions" (5a). -
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• НА ЗДОРОВЬЕ coll[PrepP; Invar; often used with imper]=====1. [adv or formula phrase]⇒ (usu. used to encourage s.o. to eat or drink when offered, or as a response to s.o.'s thanks) may it prove beneficial:- [when offering food or drink] (please) help yourself;- you're welcome, I'm sure;- my pleasure.♦ [Рисположенский:] Я, Аграфена Кондратьевна, рюмочку выпью. [Аграфена Кондратьевна:] Кушай, батюшко, на здоровье! (Островский 10). [R.:] I'll just try a drop or two, Agrafena Kondratevna. [A.K.:] Please help yourself, my dear fellow (10a).2. [adv]⇒ (if a person, animal etc wants to do sth., let him go ahead and do it) as long as or as much as he wants:- and welcome to it.♦ [Саша:] Папа, ведь это ложь! [Лебедев:] Ну, так что же? Пусть себе мелют на здоровье... (Чехов 4). [S.:] Papa, that's a lie! [L.:] Well, what does it matter? Let them babble on to their heart's content... (4a).♦ "Умоляю, уйми ты эту... как её... твою мамочку! Я же творческим трудом занят!!" - " Ну и твори себе на здоровье..." (Зиновьев 2). "Please, I beg you, can't you do something to calm down this...this...your dear mama? Here I am trying to do some creative work!" "Well create as much as you like..." (2a).♦ Разосланные по всем городам и селам Абхазии гонцы рассказывали народу, что Джамхух - Сын Оленя, просыпаясь, по утрам жует жвачку. Но народ спокойно отнесся к этому известию... "Пусть себе жуёт жвачку на здоровье, лишь бы помогал нам советами и предсказаниями" (Искандер 5). The heralds who had been sent through all the cities and villages of Abkhazia told the people that Jamkhoukh, Son of the Deer, chewed his cud when he woke up in the morning. But the people took this news in stride.... "Let him chew his cud, and welcome to it, so long as he helps us with advice and predictions" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на здоровье
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В ОХОТКУ substand PrepP Invar1.adv(to do sth.) willingly, enthusiasticallygladlywith pleasure (be) keen (on doing sth.)Neg не в охотку - (be) none too eager (anxious) (to do sth.).(Фирс:) Прежде у нас на балах танцевали генералы, бароны, адмиралы, а теперь посылаем за почтовым чиновником и начальником станции, да и те не в охотку идут (Чехов 2). (Е:) In the old days we used to have generals, barons, admirals dancing at our balls, but now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too eager to come (2a). (F:) In the old days there were generals, barons, admirals dancing at our parties, and now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too anxious to come (2d).2. - кому ( usu. subj-compl with бытье ( subj: concr, abstr, or infin)) sth. (or doing sth.) gives s.o. pleasure, a feeling of satisfactionX Y-y в охотку = Y likes (enjoys, fancies) (doing) XY gets a kick out of (doing) X.«Думаю, дай достану (грибы), может, кому в охотку придутся. Кушайте, если нравятся» (Распутин 3). "So I thought I'd get them (the mushrooms) out, in case anybody fancied them. Help yourselves if you like them" (3a). -
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• В ОХОТКУ substand[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) willingly, enthusiastically:- gladly;- (be) keen (on doing sth.);♦ [Фирс:] Прежде у нас на балах танцевали генералы, бароны, адмиралы, а теперь посылаем за почтовым чиновником и начальником станции, да и те не в охотку идут (Чехов 2). [F:] In the old days we used to have generals, barons, admirals dancing at our balls, but now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too eager to come (2a). [F:] In the old days there were generals, barons, admirals dancing at our parties, and now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too anxious to come (2d).⇒ sth. (or doing sth.) gives s.o. pleasure, a feeling of satisfaction:- X Y-y в охотку≈ Y likes (eqjoys, fancies) (doing) X;- Y gets a kick out of (doing) X.♦ "Думаю, дай достану [ грибы], может, кому в охотку придутся. Кушайте, если нравятся" (Распутин 3). "So I thought I'd get them [the mushrooms] out, in case anybody fancied them. Help yourselves if you like them" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в охотку
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как собака палку любить кого-что coll, iron (как + NP Invar adv ( neg intensif) fixed WOnot (to like s.o. or sth.) at all: (like sth.) about as much as a dog likes (getting) a beating(like s.o. sth.) about as much as a cat likes water (love s.o. sth.) as a horse loves the whip."...Мигулин что большевиков, что беляков любит одинаково: как собака палку!» (Трифонов 6). "Migulin doesn't care whether it's Bolsheviks or Whites, he loves them all just the same: as a horse loves the whip!" (6a). -
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• КАК СОБАКА ПАЛКУ любить кого-что coll, iron[ как + NP; Invar; adv (neg intensif); fixed WO]=====⇒ not (to like s.o. or sth.) at all:- (like sth.) about as much as a dog likes (getting) a beating;- (like s.o. < sth.>) about as much as a cat likes water;- (love s.o. < sth.>) as a horse loves the whip.♦ "...Мигулин что большевиков, что беляков любит одинаково: как собака палку!" (Трифонов 6). "Migulin doesn't care whether it's Bolsheviks or Whites, he loves them all just the same: as a horse loves the whip!" (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как собака палку
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прост.to one's heart content; as much (as long, etc.) as one likes; as much (as many) as one can find room forКак раз под моим окном растёт яблоня. Сейчас на ней уже зрелые яблоки. Много. Рвать их нам разрешают, и мы их рвём и едим сколько влезет. (А. Рекемчук, Мальчики) — There's an apple tree under my very window and the apples on it are ripe already. There are lots of them and the kids are allowed to pick them: we make the most of this and eat as many as we can find room for.
- Мы здесь живём, - счёл нужным пояснить Иван. - Да? Ну и что?.. Мы стеснили вас? - Вы что! - воскликнул Иван и двинулся вперёд. - Живите, сколько влезет. (В. Шукшин, Внутреннее содержание) — 'We live here,' Ivan found it necessary to explain. 'Do you? Is anything wrong?.. Are we taking your room?' 'Not a bit!' Ivan exclaimed, and advanced into the room. 'Live here as long as you like.'
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