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1 блистательно завершить начатое дело
1) General subject: bring undertaking to a triumphant conclusionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > блистательно завершить начатое дело
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2 конец
муж.1) end; ending; closeк концу (чего-л.) — at the close (of), towards the end (of)
хороший/счастливый конец — happy ending/end
до победного конца — (довести что-л.) to a triumphant conclusion, till final victory, to a succesful finish; ( ждать) (to stay) till the last gun is fired, (to wait) it out
доводить до конца — to carry smth. through, to carry smth. to its conclusion; to complete smth., to put a finish to smth., to achieve, to execute
к концу ноября — by/towards the end of November
конец света — doomsday; the end of the world
не с того конца — from/at the wrong end, the wrong way
печальный конец — dismal end, bad end
приближаться к концу — to draw to a close, to be approaching completion
2) разг. (расстояние, путь)distance/way from one place to another- в один конец3) мор. rope's endотдать концы! — cast off!, let go
незакрепленный конец, свободный конец — tag, loose end
••- в конецпрятать концы, хоронить концы (в воду) — to cover one's tracks
- в конце концов
- во все концы
- до конца
- до самого конца
- и дело с концом
- и концы в воду
- из конца в конец
- на худой конец
- палка о двух концах
- под конец
- положить конец
- пришел конец
- сводить концы с концами
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3 К-248
ДО ПОБЕДНОГО КОНЦА PrepP Invar adv fixed WO1. довести что \К-248 (to bring sth.) to the point of complete and final successto a triumphant conclusionto a successful finish (close, end).2. сидеть где, ждать кого и т. п. \К-248 coll (to stay somewhere, wait for s.o. etc) resolutely, until sth. in progress is finished or s.o. expected appearssit (wait) it out(stay) till (until) the last gun is fired.«Давно ждёшь, Евгений Николаевич?» — «Так, давненько уже. Но решил сидеть до победного конца» (Распутин 1). "Have you been waiting long, Evgeny Nikolaevich?" "Pretty long, but I decided to sit it out" (1a). -
4 до победного конца
[PrepP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====- to a successful finish (close, end).2. сидеть где, ждать кого и т.п. до победного конца coll (to stay somewhere, wait for s.o. etc) resolutely, until sth. in progress is finished or s.o. expected appears:- (stay) till (until) the last gun is fired.♦ "Давно ждёшь, Евгений Николаевич?" - "Так, давненько уже. Но решил сидеть до победного конца" (Распутин 1). "Have you been waiting long, Evgeny Nikolaevich?" "Pretty long, but I decided to sit it out" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до победного конца
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5 Конец - делу венец
Л successful completion of your work is its triumphant conclusionVar.: Конец венчает дело Cf: The end crowns all (the work) (Am., Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Конец - делу венец
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6 до победного конца
(довести что-л.) to a triumphant conclusion, till final victory, to a succesful finish; ( ждать) (to stay) till the last gun is fired, (to wait) it outРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > до победного конца
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