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121 put smb. in the picture
(put smb. in (или into) the picture)осведомлять, информировать кого-л., вводить кого-л. в курс дела, ставить кого-л. в известность; см. тж. be in the picture 3)He can put you into the picture more completely. (P. Abrahams, ‘A Wreath for Udomo’, part II) — Мистер Джонс может полностью информировать вас о сложившемся положении.
I haven't got the ramifications clear... You'd better put me in the picture, Dad. (A. Christie, ‘Crooked House’, ch. III) — Мне не совсем ясны родственные узы в этой семье... Ты бы, папа, объяснил мне.
As you haven't met for such a long time I thought it might be a good idea if you and I had a preliminary talk about it first, so that I can sort of put you in the picture. (I. Murdoch, ‘Bruno's Dream’, ch. VI) — Вы так давно не встречались с отцом, что мне хотелось бы предварительно поговорить с вами о его состоянии, ввести вас, так сказать, в курс дела.
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122 till the crack of doom
без конца, до бесконечности; ≈ до второго пришествия (обыкн. употр. ирон.) [шекспировское выражение; см. цитату]; см. тж. the crack of doom и till doomsdayMacbeth: "...Filthy hags! Why do you show me this? - A fourth? - Start, eyes! What! Will the line stretch out to the crack of doom?.. " (W. Shakespeare, ‘Macbeth’, act IV, sc. 1) — Макбет: "...гнусные старухи! К чему мне видеть их? Четвертый! Хватит! Иль эту цепь прервет лишь Страшный суд?" (перевод М. Лозинского)
‘You are unreasonable, sister. You had better think it over.’ ‘If I thought about it until the crack of doom, I'd say what I say now.’ (V. Fisher,‘Children of God’, part I, ch. XXV) — - Вы поступаете неразумно, сестра. Лучше подумайте хорошенько. - Даже если я буду думать до второго пришествия, все равно скажу то же самое.
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123 drop from the clouds
появиться неожиданно, внезапно; ≈ свалиться как снег на головуJon! Dropped from the skies into her canteen, stronger-looking, better knit; with more jaw, and deeper set eyes, but frightfully, like Jon. (J. Galsworthy, ‘Swan Song’, part I, ch. V) — Джон! Как с неба свалился в ее столовую, окрепший, более подобранный, подбородок решительнее, глаза сидят глубже, но страшно похож на прежнего Джона.
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124 all the world
1) peшитeльнo вce, вecь миpA man has no business to place them on paper for all the world to read (W. M. Thackeray)2) вcё cвeтcкoe oбщecтвo, «выcший cвeт»All the world - her world and his world - would think it better that they should part (A. Trollope) -
125 větší část
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126 meirihluti, megniî
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127 suurin osa
• the lion's share• better part• bulk• lion's share• the better part• most -
128 boa parte de
better, the better part of
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