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ТОЛЬКО ПЯТКИ СВЕРКАЮТ/ЗАСВЕРКАЛИ (у кого) coll I VP subj often after помчался, понёсся и т. п. if a verb of motion is not present, it is implied) s.o. runs away very quickly: у X-a (X помчался и т. п.,) только пятки засверкали - X took off like greased lightning X was X showed a clean pair of heels X took to his heels (out of there).Когда ребята увидели сторожа, у них только пятки засверкали. When the kids caught sight of the guard they took off like greased lightning. -
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• ТОЛЬКО ПЯТКИ СВЕРКАЮТ/ЗАСВЕРКАЛИ (у кого) coll[VPsubj; often after помчался, понёсся и т. п.; if a verb of motion is not present, it is implied]=====⇒ s.o. runs away very quickly:- X was < took> off like a shot;- X took to his heels (out of there).♦ Когда ребята увидели сторожа, у них только пятки засверкали. When the kids caught sight of the guard they took off like greased lightning.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > только пятки засверкали
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• ТОЛЬКО ПЯТКИ СВЕРКАЮТ/ЗАСВЕРКАЛИ (у кого) coll[VPsubj; often after помчался, понёсся и т. п.; if a verb of motion is not present, it is implied]=====⇒ s.o. runs away very quickly:- X was < took> off like a shot;- X took to his heels (out of there).♦ Когда ребята увидели сторожа, у них только пятки засверкали. When the kids caught sight of the guard they took off like greased lightning.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > только пятки сверкают
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прост.1) (с пренебрежением отворачиваться, не желая разговаривать с кем-либо) turn one's (the) back upon smb.; treat smb. with contempt2) (поспешно отступать, убегать) turn one's (the) back; show a clean pair of heels; pull foot; make a run of it; take to one's heelsОни не захотели таскать каштаны из огня для англичан и показали врагу спину. (Н. Задорнов, Война за океан) — They didn't want to be the British's cat's-paws and showed the enemy a clean pair of heels.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > показывать спину
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