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1 сбрасываемый
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2 откинутый
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3 откинутый
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4 не в своей колее
(быть, находиться и т. п.)разг.Он был явно не в своей колее. Старая, скоморошья линия поведения была уже невозможна для С. И. Очеретина, новая линия не находилась. (Б. Горбатов, Донбасс) — He was obviously thrown off his balance. The old slapstick-comedy line was now impossible for S. I. Ocheretin, and there was no new line yet.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не в своей колее
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5 отлетать
vi; св - отлете́ть1) летя, удаляться to fly off/away2) быть отброшенным to fly off, to be thrown off3) разг отрываться to come off, to fall off -
6 сбрасывать
1. гл. dump, discharge2. гл. release3. гл. throw offбросать, сбрасывать — throw down
сбрасывал; сброшенный — thrown off
Синонимический ряд:1. ронять (глаг.) ронять; терять2. скидывать (глаг.) низвергать; низлагать; ниспровергать; сбавлять; сваливать; свергать; скидывать; стряхиватьАнтонимический ряд: -
7 сброшенный
1) General subject: downcast2) Geology: faulted3) Chemistry: thrown off4) Oil: downfaulted (о части пласта), faulted out5) Business: clear6) SAP. moved down, placed on waiting list7) Makarov: downthrown, thrown8) SAP.tech. reset -
8 откидывать
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10 сбрасывать маску
throw off the mask (disguise); unmask oneself; come out in (show) one's true colours[Смельский] сбросил теперь маску и был отвратителен в своей откровенности. (Н. Морозов, Повести моей жизни) — Smelsky had already thrown off the mask and was disgusting with his frank confession.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сбрасывать маску
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11 она была вне себя от негодования
General subject: she was thrown off her balance with angerУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > она была вне себя от негодования
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12 разорвать отношения, расстаться
General subject: thrown off proximityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > разорвать отношения, расстаться
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13 О-80
ОДНО К ОДНОМУ coll NP Invar indep. clause or subj-compl with бытье ( subj: всё), pres only fixed WO(this is a case in which) one trouble is coming right after another: (itfs) one thing after another(it's) one thing (trouble) on top of another (in limited contexts) it never rains but it pours troubles never come singly.Тали надела на себя крепдешиновое платье... и, даже не высушив головы, кинулась к Маше. «Куда ты простоволосая, там чужие!» - крикнула тётя Катя... Тут тетя Катя обернулась к костру и увидела, что сброшенная слишком близко от огня рабочая одежда её дочки уже тихо тлеет и дымится... «Одно к одному»... (Искандер 3). Tali put on a crepe de chine dress...and dashed for Masha's without even drying her hair. "Where are you going with your hair down, there are other people there!" Aunt Katya shouted....Now Aunt Katya turned back to the fire and saw that her daughter's work clothes, thrown off too close to the fire, were quietly smoldering and smoking.... "One thing after another"... (3a).(Василиса:) Гошка!.. (Плачет.) (Егор:) Что ты? (Василиса:) Я боюсь. (Егор:) За Марию? (Василиса:) И за нее, и... ох, как всё одно к одному!.. За тебя тоже боюсь (Салынский 1). (V:) Yegor! (Bursts into tears.) (Y.:) What's the matter? (V.:) I'm afraid. ( Y.:) For Maria? (V.:) For her too and - oh, troubles never come singly. I'm afraid for you too (1a). -
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HE В СЕБЕ coll PrepP Invar subj-compl with бытье (subj: human)1. one is in a state of severe emotional upset, has lost his composureX не в себе - X is in a bad way (in bad shape)X has been thrown off balance (in limited contexts) X is not in his right mind."Я вижу, ты не в себе, чувак. Лучше бы дома сидел» (Аксёнов 6). UI can see you're in a bad way, kid. You should have stayed at home" (6a).«Знаешь наших-то (из миномётной)?» -«Знаю, знаю, - говорит он, - всех знаю... Всех (убило). Подчистую. Один я остался»... - «Врёшьты все!» - «Ты его не слушай, - говорит сестра, - он ведь не в себе» (Окуджава 1). "Do you know our men (from the mortar battery)?" "Yes, I know them," he says. "I know them all....The lot of them. Wiped clean out. I'm the only one left..." "You're lying. It's all lies!..." "Don't listen to him," says the nurse. "He's not in his right mind" (1a).2. one is not in his usual frame of mind, feels different than usualX не в себе - X is not (quite) himselfX is out of sorts.(Андрей:) Я всю ночь не спал и теперь немножко не в себе, как говорится (Чехов 5). (A.:) I haven't slept all night, and now I'm not quite myself, as they say (5a). -
15 Ч-195
В РАСТРЁПАННЫХ ЧУВСТВАХ coll, usu. humor PrepP Invar subj-compl with бытыз (subj: human or advin a state of great agitation, emotional disturbance, confusion: (one is (one does sth., one does sth. when he is)) in an emotional turmoil(one is (one does sth. etc)) in a state of emotional turmoil (one is) all shook up (one is) thrown off balance (one is) shaken.Так, теперь всё ясно. В растрёпанных чувствах (Нина) забыла «заказец», а ведь именно за заказцем приезжала контра на «Жигулях» (Аксёнов 6). So everything was now clear. In the emotional turmoil Nina had forgotten her little "job," and obviously that counterrevolutionary in the Zhiguli had come with the intention of collecting it (6a). -
16 одно к одному
I• ОДИН К ОДНОМУ <B ОДНОГО, В ОДИН>; ОДНА К ОДНОЙ < В ОДНУ>; ОДНО К ОДНОМУ < В ОДНО> all coll, usu. approv[NP; these forms only; subj-compl with быть (subj: human, animal, or concr, pl) or detached modif; fixed WO]=====⇒ (usu. in refer, to the physical features of some people, animals, or things) all are exceptional, or (when a particular quality is specified) all possess the positive quality in question to a great degree:- first-class (topnotch), every one of them;- you won't find a better bunch (group etc);- each (one) more [AdjP] than the next.♦ [Нина:] А ты? Интересно работаешь? [Лева:] Сверх! Чудом попал в самый интересный отдел... Там такие волшебные условия. И атмосфера... какая атмосфера!.. А главное - люди, Нина, какие у нас люди - один к одному! (Розов 4). IN.:] But what about you? Is your work interesting? [L.:] I should say! By a miracle I managed to get into the most interesting department...The conditions are so marvellous. And the atmosphere - what an atmosphere!... But the main thing, Nina, is the people there-first-class, every one of them (4a).♦ Из какого мира явились эти шестеро, один к одному, здоровые и ладные парни? (Аксенов 7). What world were they from, these six strapping lads, each more hale and hearty than the next? (7a).II• ОДНО К ОДНОМУ coll=====⇒ (this is a case in which) one trouble is coming right after another:- [in limited contexts] it never rains but it pours;- troubles never come singly.♦ Тали надела на себя крепдешиновое платье... и, даже не высушив головы, кинулась к Маше. "Куда ты простоволосая, там чужие!" - крикнула тётя Катя... Тут тетя Катя обернулась к костру и увидела, что сорошенная слишком близко от огня рабочая одежда её дочки уже тихо тлеет и дымится... "Одно к одному"... (Искандер 3). Tali put on a crepe de chine dress...and dashed for Masha's without even drying her hair. "Where are you going with your hair down, there are other people there!" Aunt Katya shouted....Now Aunt Katya turned back to the fire and saw that her daughter's work clothes, thrown off too close to the fire, were quietly smoldering and smoking.... "One thing after another"... (3a).♦ [Василиса:] Гошка!.. (Плачет.) [Егор:] Что ты? [Василиса:] Я боюсь. [Егор:] За Марию? [Василиса:] И за нее, и... ох, как всё одно к одному!.. За тебя тоже боюсь (Салынский 1). [V:] Yegor! (Bursts into tears.) [Y.:] What's the matter? [V.:] I'm afraid. [Y.:] For Maria? [V.: ] For her too and - oh, troubles never come singly. I'm afraid for you too (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > одно к одному
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17 не в себе
• НЕ В СЕБЕ coll[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть (subj: human)]=====1. one is in a state of severe emotional upset, has lost his composure:- [in limited contexts] X is not in his right mind.♦ "Я вижу, ты не в себе, чувак. Лучше бы дома сидел" (Аксёнов 6). "I can see you're in a bad way, kid. You should have stayed at home" (6a).♦ "Знаешь наших-то [из миномётной]?" - "Знаю, знаю, - говорит он, - всех знаю... Всех [убило]. Подчистую. Один я остался"... - "Врёшьты все!" - "Ты его не слушай, - говорит сестра, - он ведь не в себе" (Окуджава 1). "Do you know our men [from the mortar battery]?" "Yes, I know them," he says. "I know them all....The lot of them. Wiped clean out. I'm the only one left..." "You're lying. It's all lies!..." "Don't listen to him," says the nurse. "He's not in his right mind" (1a).2. one is not in his usual frame of mind, feels different than usual:- X is out of sorts.♦ [Андрей:] Я всю ночь не спал и теперь немножко не в себе, как говорится (Чехов 5). [A.:] I haven't slept all night, and now I'm not quite myself, as they say (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не в себе
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18 в растрепанных чувствах
• В РАСТРЕПАННЫХ ЧУВСТВАХ coll, usu. humor[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть (subj: human) or adv]=====⇒ in a state of great agitation, emotional disturbance, confusion:- (one is <one does sth., one does sth. when he is>) in an emotional turmoil;- (one is <one does sth. etc>) in a state of emotional turmoil;- (one is) shaken.♦ Так, теперь всё ясно. В растрёпанных чувствах [Нина] забыла "заказец", а ведь именно за заказцем приезжала контра на "Жигулях" (Аксёнов 6). So everything was now clear. In the emotional turmoil Nina had forgotten her little "job," and obviously that counterrevolutionary in the Zhiguli had come with the intention of collecting it (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в растрепанных чувствах
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19 не в себе
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20 себя
1-ое лицо ед. муж.; 1-ое лицо ед. жен.2-е лицо ед. муж.; 2-е лицо ед. жен. yourself3-е лицо ед. муж. himself3-е лицо ед. жен. herself3-е лицо ед. ср. itself1-ое лицо мн. ч. ourselves2-е лицо мн. ч. yourselves3-е лицо мн. ч. themselvesненаправл. oneself••к себе — ( в направлении) toward himself; ( пойти) home; into one's room
не в себе — to be in a bad way, to be thrown off balance, not to be in his right mind
не по себе — ( физически) not to feel well, feel sick, not to feel himself, be out of sorts; ( морально) be/feel ill at ease, be/feel uneasy, feel uncomfortable
от себя — ( направление) away from; ( говорить) to speak for himself, to express one's own opinion, to speak on one's own, on one's behalf
по себе — ( выбрать) to one's liking, that suits one, suitable ( оставить память) to leave behind, to leave smb. this
у себя — to be in, to be in one's room, to be at home
- вне себя- из себя
- про себя
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