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1 profondément
profondément [pʀɔfɔ̃demɑ̃]adverbdeeply ; [bouleversé, convaincu] utterly ; [différent] [influencer, se tromper] profoundly ; [creuser, pénétrer] deep* * *pʀɔfɔ̃demɑ̃1) ( loin) [creuser, s'enfoncer] deeply2) ( intensément) [dormir, respirer, éprouver, aimer] deeply; [souffrir] greatly; [détester] utterly; [marqué, affecté] profoundly; [choqué, convaincu] deeply* * *pʀɔfɔ̃demɑ̃ adv[enfoui] deeply, [endormi] deeply, [affecté, ému] deeply, profoundly* * *profondément adv1 ( loin) [creuser, pénétrer, s'enfoncer] deeply;2 ( intensément) [dormir, respirer, éprouver, aimer] deeply; [souffrir] greatly; [détester, haïr] utterly, completely; [convaincu] utterly; [marqué, affecté] profoundly; [choqué, ému, vexé] deeply; s'ennuyer profondément to be profoundly bored.[prɔfɔ̃demɑ̃] adverbe1. [creuser, enfouir] deep2. [respirer] deeplyd'habitude, je dors très profondément I usually sleep very heavily, I'm usually a sound sleeper -
2 хуже горькой редьки
хуже горькой редьки (как горькая редька) (надоесть, осточертеть и т. п.)прост., неодобр.cf. smb. bored one stiff; one is sick < and tired> of smb., smth.; one is sick (bored) to death of smb., smth.; one is fed up to the < back> teeth with smth.[Стрельцам] хуже редьки надоела тяжёлая служба, хотелось вернуться в Москву, к стрельчихам, к спокойной торговлишке и ремёслам. (А. Толстой, Пётр Первый) — They were sick to death of heavy work, and wanted to return to Moscow, to their families and trades.
Емельян.
Поэму "Извозчик" знаете? Слухайте. "И-и-и-эх, сглодал меня, парня, город..." Флавий. Брось, гений! Надоел твой "Извозчик" хуже горькой редьки. Слышать не могу! (В. Катаев, Квадратура круга) — Emelyan. Do you know my latest, 'The Izvozchik'? Listen: Ekh, the city has gnowed me to pieces... Flavius. Choke up, genius! I'm sick of your 'Izvozchik'. I can't listen to it any more.Коммерческое училище мне надоело хуже горькой редьки. (В. Беляев, Старая крепость) — I was fed up to the back teeth with the commercial school.
- Заблудший ты, Пименов! Клянусь, глубоко заблудший!.. - Надоели клятвы, Куликов. Надоели хуже горькой редьки! (С. Залыгин, Пилот первого класса Куликов) — 'You're mistaken, Pimenov! I swear you're profoundly mistaken!..' 'I'm fed up with you, Kulikov. Fed up to the teeth!'
Я ему надоел хуже горькой редьки рассказами о том, какая ты у меня хорошая, красивая и замечательная. (В. Липатов, И это всё о нём) — I've already bored him stiff talking about what a fine, beautiful and remarkable fiancee I've got.
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