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  • 21 спихнуть с шеи

    • СПИХИВАТЬ/СПИХНУТЬ С ПЛЕЧ <C ШЕИ> что highly coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    ⇒ to rid o.s. of sth. burdensome, unpleasant:
    - X спихнул Y с плеч≈ X got Y off X's back;
    - X got Y over (and done) with.
         ♦ Сергей понимал, что серьёзного разговора с деканом не избежать, и хотел поскорее спихнуть с плеч это неприятное дело. Sergei understood that there was no getting around a serious conversation with the dean, and he wanted to get it over with as soon as possible.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > спихнуть с шеи

  • 22 на голову

    (чью, кого)
    разг.
    on smb.'s head

    Хорошо, если удастся ему скоро избавиться от непрошеного гостя; но если не случится лошадей?... Боже! какие ругательства, какие угрозы посыплются на его голову! (А. Пушкин, Станционный смотритель) — The postmaster is fortunate if he succeeds in soon getting rid of the uninvited guest. And if there should happen to be no horses available! Heavens, what oaths, what threats are showered on his head!

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на голову

  • 23 Г-81

    МОЗОЛИТЬ/НАМОЗОЛИТЬ ГЛАЗА кому highly coll VP
    1. (subj: human or concr) to be annoying, irritate s.o. with one's or its constant presence
    X мозолит Y-y глаза == X is a pain in the neck (to Y)
    X drives Y crazy thing X is an eyesore (to Y) X is a nuisance (to Y) person X makes a nuisance of himself.
    «Мастера - они всегда мозолят людям глаза и от них отделываются при первой же возможности» (Максимов 2). "Such men (master-craftsmen) are always a pain in the neck to others, and they get rid of them at the first available opportunity" (2a).
    «Да за каким он дьяволом мне сдался? - рассердился Михаил. -И так каждый день глаза мозолит» (Абрамов 1). "What the hell do I want to see him for?" said Mikhail angrily. "He drives me crazy every day as it is" (1a).
    Или вот ходики с отломанной стрелкой. И ходики, и отломанная стрелка мозолили ему (Петру Васильевичу) глаза лет уже не менее сорока, но только теперь Петру Васильевичу подумалось: «А стрелка-то отломана, да...» (Максимов 3). Then there was the wall-clock with the broken hand. The clock and the broken hand had been an eyesore to him (Pyotr Vasilievich) for a good forty years, yet only now did the thought enter his head: "Hm, the hand's broken off..." (3a).
    «Я предупреждал (ссыльных): приходите (в столовую) часам к двум, когда сотрудники уже пообедали, не шумите, не мозольте глаза, тихо, мирно, аккуратно» (Рыбаков 2). "I warned them (the exiles) all not to get here (to the canteen) before two o'clock, after the employees have eaten, and not to make any noise, not to be a nuisance, but to be quiet, peaceable, and tidy" (2a).
    Лапшин:) Я к нашим в гостиницу проеду, а ты поди отсюда. Покушал - и поди, не мозоль глаза (Розов 2). (L.:) I'm going to see our lot in the hotel. You make yourself scarce. You've had your bit. So off you go, don't make a nuisance of yourself (2a).
    2. \Г-81 чем (subj: human to pester s.o. with constant complaints about sth., reproaches etc: X мозолит Y-y глаза Z-ом = X is (always) bugging Y about Z
    X is (getting) after Y about Z X is on Yb case about Z.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Г-81

  • 24 мозолить глаза

    • МОЗОЛИТЬ/НАМОЗОЛИТЬ ГЛАЗА кому highly coll
    [VP]
    =====
    1. [subj: human or concr]
    ⇒ to be annoying, irritate s.o. with one's or its constant presence:
    - X мозолит Y-y глаза≈ X is a pain in the neck (to Y);
    - person X makes a nuisance of himself.
         ♦ "Мастера - они всегда мозолят людям глаза и от них отделываются при первой же возможности" (Максимов 2). "Such men [master-craftsmen] are always a pain in the neck to others, and they get rid of them at the first available opportunity" (2a).
         ♦ "Да за каким он дьяволом мне сдался? - рассердился Михаил. - И так каждый день глаза мозолит" (Абрамов 1). "What the hell do I want to see him for?" said Mikhail angrily. "He drives me crazy every day as it is" (1a).
         ♦ Или вот ходики с отломанной стрелкой. И ходики, и отломанная стрелка мозолили ему [Петру Васильевичу] глаза лет уже не менее сорока, но только теперь Петру Васильевичу подумалось: "А стрелка-то отломана, да..." (Максимов 3). Then there was the wall-clock with the broken hand. The clock and the broken hand had been an eyesore to him [Pyotr Vasilievich] for a good forty years, yet only now did the thought enter his head: "Hm, the hand's broken off..." (3a).
         ♦ "Я предупреждал [ссыльных]: приходите [в столовую] часам к двум, когда сотрудники уже пообедали, не шумите, не мозольте глаза, тихо, мирно, аккуратно" (Рыбаков 2). "I warned them [the exiles] all not to get here [to the canteen] before two o'clock, after the employees have eaten, and not to make any noise, not to be a nuisance, but to be quiet, peaceable, and tidy" (2a).
         ♦ [Лапшин:] Я к нашим в гостиницу проеду, а ты поди отсюда. Покушал - и поди, не мозоль глаза (Розов 2). [L.:] I'm going to see our lot in the hotel. You make yourself scarce. You've had your bit. So off you go, don't make a nuisance of yourself (2a).
    ⇒ to pester s.o. with constant complaints about sth., reproaches etc:
    - X мозолит Y-y глаза Z-ом≈ X is (always) bugging Y about Z;
    - X is on Y's case about Z.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мозолить глаза

  • 25 намозолить глаза

    • МОЗОЛИТЬ/НАМОЗОЛИТЬ ГЛАЗА кому highly coll
    [VP]
    =====
    1. [subj: human or concr]
    ⇒ to be annoying, irritate s.o. with one's or its constant presence:
    - X мозолит Y-y глаза≈ X is a pain in the neck (to Y);
    - person X makes a nuisance of himself.
         ♦ "Мастера - они всегда мозолят людям глаза и от них отделываются при первой же возможности" (Максимов 2). "Such men [master-craftsmen] are always a pain in the neck to others, and they get rid of them at the first available opportunity" (2a).
         ♦ "Да за каким он дьяволом мне сдался? - рассердился Михаил. - И так каждый день глаза мозолит" (Абрамов 1). "What the hell do I want to see him for?" said Mikhail angrily. "He drives me crazy every day as it is" (1a).
         ♦ Или вот ходики с отломанной стрелкой. И ходики, и отломанная стрелка мозолили ему [Петру Васильевичу] глаза лет уже не менее сорока, но только теперь Петру Васильевичу подумалось: "А стрелка-то отломана, да..." (Максимов 3). Then there was the wall-clock with the broken hand. The clock and the broken hand had been an eyesore to him [Pyotr Vasilievich] for a good forty years, yet only now did the thought enter his head: "Hm, the hand's broken off..." (3a).
         ♦ "Я предупреждал [ссыльных]: приходите [в столовую] часам к двум, когда сотрудники уже пообедали, не шумите, не мозольте глаза, тихо, мирно, аккуратно" (Рыбаков 2). "I warned them [the exiles] all not to get here [to the canteen] before two o'clock, after the employees have eaten, and not to make any noise, not to be a nuisance, but to be quiet, peaceable, and tidy" (2a).
         ♦ [Лапшин:] Я к нашим в гостиницу проеду, а ты поди отсюда. Покушал - и поди, не мозоль глаза (Розов 2). [L.:] I'm going to see our lot in the hotel. You make yourself scarce. You've had your bit. So off you go, don't make a nuisance of yourself (2a).
    ⇒ to pester s.o. with constant complaints about sth., reproaches etc:
    - X мозолит Y-y глаза Z-ом≈ X is (always) bugging Y about Z;
    - X is on Y's case about Z.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > намозолить глаза

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