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2 рваться по швам
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3 трещать по швам
трещать по < всем> швамразг.give at the seams; be bursting at the seams; be going to pieces; be cracking at the joints; crumble on all sides; be shaken to the coreВ нашем распоряжении была единственная одноколейная железная дорога, которую удалось восстановить к этому времени. Она, конечно, не могла справиться с переброской огромного количества войск. Планы перевозок трещали по всем швам. (К. Рокоссовский, Солдатский долг) — There was only one single-track railway functioning - the only one that had been restored by then. Naturally, it could not handle such heavy traffic. Our transportation plans were bursting at the seams.
Все представления о женской верности снова трещат по швам. (В. Белов, Всё впереди) — Again all of his conceptions concerning female faithfulness were shaken to the core.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > трещать по швам
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БИТКОМ НАБИТЬ что (кем-чем) БИТКОМ НАБИТЬСЯ куда VP subj: human usu. past passive Part битком набит(ый)) (often refers to a large number of people in some place) to overfill some place (space, container etc): место X битком набито (Y-ами) = place X is filled (full) to overflowing (to capacity) (with Ys) X is packed tight (with Ys) place X is packed (jammed) to the rafters (with Ys) X is jammed full (of Ys) X is crammed (crowded, jam-packed, bursting (at the seams)) (with Ys) X is chock-full (of Ys)....(Пастернак) читал «Антония и Клеопатру». Небольшое помещение битком набито... (Гладков 1)....(Pasternak) gave а reading of Antony and Cleopatra. The small room was packed tight with people... (1a).И вот мы в университетской аудитории. Это аудитория из небольших, она набита битком... (Олеша 3). And so there we were in the university lecture hall. It was one of the smaller ones, and it was jammed full... (3a).Слыхали мы эти песни! Владимирская тюрьма битком набита, а вы всё о Промысле блажите» (Максимов 3). "We've heard all that before. Vladimir jail is crammed with prisoners and you go driveling on about Providence" (3a). -
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crowded имя прилагательное:replete (переполненный, насыщенный, наполненный, пресыщенный, хорошо обеспеченный, хорошо снабженный)overfull (переполненный, чрезмерно повышенный)full up (переполненный, битком набитый)словосочетание: -
6 битком набить
• БИТКОМ НАБИТЬ что (кем-чем; БИТКОМ НАБИТЬСЯ куда[VP; subj: human; usu. past passive Part битком набит(ый)]=====⇒ (often refers to a large number of people in some place) to overfill some place (space, container etc):- X is crammed (crowded, jam-packed, bursting < at the seams>) (with Ys);- X is chock-full (of Ys).♦...[Пастернак] читал " Антония и Клеопатру". Небольшое помещение битком набито... (Гладков 1)....[Pasternak] gave a reading of Antony and Cleopatra. The small room was packed tight with people... (1a).♦ И вот мы в университетской аудитории. Это аудитория из небольших, она набита битком... (Олеша 3). And so there we were in the university lecture hall. It was one of the smaller ones, and it was jammed full... (За).♦ "Слыхали мы эти песни! Владимирская тюрьма битком набита, а вы всё о Промысле блажите" (Максимов 3). "We've heard all that before. Vladimir jail is crammed with prisoners and you go driveling on about Providence" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > битком набить
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7 битком набиться
• БИТКОМ НАБИТЬ что (кем-чем; БИТКОМ НАБИТЬСЯ куда[VP; subj: human; usu. past passive Part битком набит(ый)]=====⇒ (often refers to a large number of people in some place) to overfill some place (space, container etc):- X is crammed (crowded, jam-packed, bursting < at the seams>) (with Ys);- X is chock-full (of Ys).♦...[Пастернак] читал " Антония и Клеопатру". Небольшое помещение битком набито... (Гладков 1)....[Pasternak] gave a reading of Antony and Cleopatra. The small room was packed tight with people... (1a).♦ И вот мы в университетской аудитории. Это аудитория из небольших, она набита битком... (Олеша 3). And so there we were in the university lecture hall. It was one of the smaller ones, and it was jammed full... (За).♦ "Слыхали мы эти песни! Владимирская тюрьма битком набита, а вы всё о Промысле блажите" (Максимов 3). "We've heard all that before. Vladimir jail is crammed with prisoners and you go driveling on about Providence" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > битком набиться
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