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1 жизнь
ж. (в разн. знач.)life*; existenceобраз жизни — way / mode of life / living
лишить себя жизни — take* one's own life, commit suicide
никогда в жизни — never in one's life, never in one's born days
проводить в жизнь (вн.) — put* into practice (d.); (о реформах, преобразованиях и т. п.) carry out (d.)
зарабатывать на жизнь — earn / make* one's living
средства к жизни — means of subsistence, livelihood
при жизни — during / in one's life-time
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жизнь бьёт ключом — life is in full swingбиться не на жизнь, а на смерть — fight* to the death, fight* to the finish
ни в жизнь разг. — never, not for anything
я ему устрою весёлую жизнь — I'll cook his goose* for him
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2 раздувать кадило
прост.1) ( успешно расширять какое-либо дело) get smth. going; get cracking; indulge in frantic activity- Будем работать вместе, как два компаньона... Подберём опытных служащих и раздуем кадило так, что ваш Громов треснет от зависти. (В. Шишков, Угрюм-река) — 'We shall work together as two partners. We shall select experienced workers and get the job going so that your Gromov may turn green with envy.'
2) ( поднимать шум из-за чего-либо) make a fuss about smth.; raise (set up) a clamour; make a great noise about smth.; raise a lot of fuss- Разгласят о твоём поступке повсюду... Нечипорук будет кадило раздувать? (А. Караваева, Разбег) — 'They'll talk about your action everywhere... Will Nechiporuk make a great noise about it?'
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