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41 не мочь найти себе места
• НЕ НАХОДИТЬ < НЕ МОЧЬ НАЙТИ> (СЕБЕ) МЕСТА( от чего) coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to be extremely worried, anxious, restless (often in fear for a loved one's safety, in anticipation of an important event etc):- X не находил себе места (от волнения <тревоги и т. п.>) ≈ X was beside himself (with worry <anxiety etc>);- X nearly went out of his mind (with worry etc);- X couldn't rest for worry <worrying, fretting etc>.♦ [Коля:] Ты что?! Мать места себе не находит... (Розов 2). [К.:] What do you think you're doing?! Mum's been beside herself with worry (2a).♦...Места себе не нахожу оттого, что прожил не свою, а какую-то вроде бы чужую жизнь (Зиновьев 1). ".I can't find any peace because it seems that I have been living someone else's life, not my own" (1a).♦...Когда была эта война, мама не находила себе места: отправят Генриха на Карельский перешеек... полезет в самое пекло и пропадет( Рыбаков 1). When that war was going on, mother nearly went out of her mind, they'll send him [Genrikh] to the Karelian [Isthmus], she said...he'll get into the thick of the fighting and get himself killed (1a).♦ С этим [с преступлениями] всё кончено, они с Сударем не могли себе найти места от стыда и раскаяния, они даже думали прийти и покаяться, попросить, чтобы их простили... (Семенов 1)....This [their criminal activity] was all over now, he and Squire could not rest for shame and repentance, they had even thought of coming and owning up, of begging to be pardoned... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не мочь найти себе места
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42 не находить места
• НЕ НАХОДИТЬ < НЕ МОЧЬ НАЙТИ> (СЕБЕ) МЕСТА( от чего) coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to be extremely worried, anxious, restless (often in fear for a loved one's safety, in anticipation of an important event etc):- X не находил себе места (от волнения <тревоги и т. п.>) ≈ X was beside himself (with worry <anxiety etc>);- X nearly went out of his mind (with worry etc);- X couldn't rest for worry <worrying, fretting etc>.♦ [Коля:] Ты что?! Мать места себе не находит... (Розов 2). [К.:] What do you think you're doing?! Mum's been beside herself with worry (2a).♦...Места себе не нахожу оттого, что прожил не свою, а какую-то вроде бы чужую жизнь (Зиновьев 1). ".I can't find any peace because it seems that I have been living someone else's life, not my own" (1a).♦...Когда была эта война, мама не находила себе места: отправят Генриха на Карельский перешеек... полезет в самое пекло и пропадет( Рыбаков 1). When that war was going on, mother nearly went out of her mind, they'll send him [Genrikh] to the Karelian [Isthmus], she said...he'll get into the thick of the fighting and get himself killed (1a).♦ С этим [с преступлениями] всё кончено, они с Сударем не могли себе найти места от стыда и раскаяния, они даже думали прийти и покаяться, попросить, чтобы их простили... (Семенов 1)....This [their criminal activity] was all over now, he and Squire could not rest for shame and repentance, they had even thought of coming and owning up, of begging to be pardoned... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не находить места
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43 не находить себе места
• НЕ НАХОДИТЬ < НЕ МОЧЬ НАЙТИ> (СЕБЕ) МЕСТА( от чего) coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to be extremely worried, anxious, restless (often in fear for a loved one's safety, in anticipation of an important event etc):- X не находил себе места (от волнения <тревоги и т. п.>) ≈ X was beside himself (with worry <anxiety etc>);- X nearly went out of his mind (with worry etc);- X couldn't rest for worry <worrying, fretting etc>.♦ [Коля:] Ты что?! Мать места себе не находит... (Розов 2). [К.:] What do you think you're doing?! Mum's been beside herself with worry (2a).♦...Места себе не нахожу оттого, что прожил не свою, а какую-то вроде бы чужую жизнь (Зиновьев 1). ".I can't find any peace because it seems that I have been living someone else's life, not my own" (1a).♦...Когда была эта война, мама не находила себе места: отправят Генриха на Карельский перешеек... полезет в самое пекло и пропадет( Рыбаков 1). When that war was going on, mother nearly went out of her mind, they'll send him [Genrikh] to the Karelian [Isthmus], she said...he'll get into the thick of the fighting and get himself killed (1a).♦ С этим [с преступлениями] всё кончено, они с Сударем не могли себе найти места от стыда и раскаяния, они даже думали прийти и покаяться, попросить, чтобы их простили... (Семенов 1)....This [their criminal activity] was all over now, he and Squire could not rest for shame and repentance, they had even thought of coming and owning up, of begging to be pardoned... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не находить себе места
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44 пыл
fervour, ardourохладить чей-л. пыл — to cool smb.'s ardour
в пылу сражения — in the thick of a battle / fight
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45 гуща
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46 ни души
ни < одной> душиразг.not a soul; not a single living creature, not a mortal manНа улицах ни души не встретишь, разве только петух перейдёт чрез мостовую, мягкую, как подушка, от лежащей на четверть пыли... (Н. Гоголь, Коляска) — Not a single living creature is to be encountered in the streets, save perhaps a cockerel crossing the pavement rendered as soft as a pillow by the thick dust.
Дома его никто не ждал, никого там теперь не осталось, ни души. (И. Ракша, Весь белый свет) — No one was waiting for him at home, there was no one at all there now, not a soul.
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48 в самой гуще событий
General subject: at the centre of events, in the thick of thingsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > в самой гуще событий
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49 в самой толчее
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50 в тесноте
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51 подушечка большого пальца
1) General subject: the thick of the thumb2) Medicine: thumb-cushionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подушечка большого пальца
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53 пекло
с1) жар blistering/scorching heatзагора́ть на са́мом пе́кле — to lie in the scorching sun
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54 выем для большого пальца
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > выем для большого пальца
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55 hanau
race, ethnic group. Hanau eepe, the thick-set race; hanau momoko, the slender race (these terms were mistranslated as "long-ears" and "short-ears").to be born. Hanau tama, pregnant woman; vî'e hanau poki, midwive (also: vî'e hakaa'u). -
56 броситься в самое пекло битвы
General subject: plunge into the thick of a battleУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > броситься в самое пекло битвы
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57 броситься в самое пекло боя
General subject: plunge into the thick of a battleУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > броситься в самое пекло боя
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60 в разгар спора
General subject: in the thick of an argument
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