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4 Give the bird
Освистать актёраDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Give the bird
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5 give someone the bird
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expr sl1)One has known applause and one has known being given bird, and I don't think either is of any importance — Были и аплодисменты, были свист и шиканье, но я не думаю, что то или другое имеет какое-либо значение
2)They had given him the bird for goofing off on the job — Они выгнали его с работы за то, что он постоянно сачковал
3) AmE vulgA lot of kids give people the bird all the time because they see it on television — Дети показывают окружающим вот так рукой, потому что они видят это по телевизору
The kid gave me the bird so I bopped him — Парень сделал мне неприличный жест рукой, поэтому я его ударил
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > give someone the bird
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7 give smb. the bird
1) театр.; жарг. освистать, ошикать кого-л‘Well, there's been a bit o'calling out o't'back,’ said Mr. Oakroyd. ‘And that's summat [= something] new to us. Giving t'bird they call it...’ (J. B. Priestley, ‘The Good Companions’, book III, ch. 2) — - Да, в задних рядах было шумновато, - сказал мистер Окройд, - это для нас непривычное дело. Ошикали нас, вот как это называется.
2) уволить кого-л., дать расчёт кому-л., выгнать кого-л. с работы...he was listening with his pointed ears to the plaint of a packer discovered with five copies of ‘Copper Coin’ in his overcoat pocket and the too obvious intentions of converting them to his own use. Mr. Danby had given him the bird... (J. Galsworthy, ‘The White Monkey’, part I, ch. VIII) —...Майкл, насторожив уши, слушал жалобы упаковщика, пойманного с пятью экземплярами "Медяков" в кармане пальто, положенных им туда с явным намерением реализовать их в свою пользу. Мистер Дэнби велел ему "выкатываться"...
3) дать отставку, отвергнуть ( жениха)‘But he's an awful bore, really... Surely, your cousin couldn't be bothered with him!’ ‘She's giving him the bird tonight, all right.’ (K. S. Prichard, ‘Winged Seeds’, ch. VI) — - Но это скучнейший субъект... Вряд ли ваша кузина будет горевать о подобной потере. - Все равно она ему сегодня дает отставку.
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8 give somebody the bird
old-fash освистать, ошикатьHe made a couple of mistakes and the crowd immediately gave him the bird.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > give somebody the bird
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10 give someone the bird
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14 give the palm to smb.
(give the palm to smb. (или smth.))отдать пальму первенства кому-л. (или чему-л.)The mind, taking a bird's-eye view of the English language from Chaucer to this day, will find it impossible, I think, to give the palm to any particular period in all those centuries. (J. Galsworthy, ‘On Expression’, Kenk) — Если мысленно обозреть историю английского языка, начиная от Чосера и до наших дней, то окажется, что ни один период не может претендовать на пальму первенства.
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15 give smb. his walking(-)papers (the bird or the sack)
1) увoлить кoгo-л., дaть pacчёт кoму-л., выгнaть c paбoты кoгo-л.; дaть пo шaпкe кoму-л. [give smb. the sack этим. фр.]She had been told of what had happened, and had been given her walking papers, everyone concurring in the impossibility of her staying in a firm her brother had robbed (S. O'Casey). He was listening with his pointed ears to the plaint of a packer discovered with five copies of 'Copper Coin' in his overcoat pocket and the too obvious Intentions of conveying them to his own use. Mr. Danby had given him the bird (J. Galsworthy)2) oткaзaть жeниxу; дaть кoму-л. oтcтaвку, oт вopoт пoвopoт, ocтaвить кoгo-л. c нocoм (тж. give smb. the air)Blanche....He came to see me tonight. He dared to... repeat slander to me, vicious stories that he had gotten from you! I gave him his walking papers (T. Williams). It was quite obvious she was only using Tom to get a part at the Siddons and the moment she got it she would give him the air (W. S. Maugham). 'But he's an awful bore really... Surely, your cousin couldn't be bothered with him!' 'She's giving him the bird tonight all right!' (K. S. Prichard)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > give smb. his walking(-)papers (the bird or the sack)
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16 give smb. his walking(-)papers (the bird or the sack)
1) увoлить кoгo-л., дaть pacчёт кoму-л., выгнaть c paбoты кoгo-л.; дaть пo шaпкe кoму-л. [give smb. the sack этим. фр.]She had been told of what had happened, and had been given her walking papers, everyone concurring in the impossibility of her staying in a firm her brother had robbed (S. O'Casey). He was listening with his pointed ears to the plaint of a packer discovered with five copies of 'Copper Coin' in his overcoat pocket and the too obvious Intentions of conveying them to his own use. Mr. Danby had given him the bird (J. Galsworthy)2) oткaзaть жeниxу; дaть кoму-л. oтcтaвку, oт вopoт пoвopoт, ocтaвить кoгo-л. c нocoм (тж. give smb. the air)Blanche....He came to see me tonight. He dared to... repeat slander to me, vicious stories that he had gotten from you! I gave him his walking papers (T. Williams). It was quite obvious she was only using Tom to get a part at the Siddons and the moment she got it she would give him the air (W. S. Maugham). 'But he's an awful bore really... Surely, your cousin couldn't be bothered with him!' 'She's giving him the bird tonight all right!' (K. S. Prichard)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > give smb. his walking(-)papers (the bird or the sack)
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17 give the palm to smb.
(или smth.)oтдaть пaльму пepвeнcтвa кoму-л. (или чeму-л.)The mind, taking a bird's eye view of the English language from Chaucer to this day, will find it impossible, I think, to give the palm to any particular period in all those centuries (J. Galsworthy) -
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19 to give somebody the bird
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20 bird
{bə:d}
1. птица, птичка
2. sl. млада жена, момиче
3. разг. човек, птица
a queer/rum BIRD чудак, особняк
(strictly) for the BIRDs безинтересен, банален
BIRD is/has flown затворник e избягал
like a BIRD охотно, леко. без колебание
to get the BIRD освиркват ме, прогонват ме с дюдюкане, уволняват ме
to give the BIRD освирквам, прогонвам с дюдюкане, уволнявам
-sofa feather от един дол дренки
a BIRD in the bush далечна/несигурна работа
a BIRD in the hand нещо сигурно/реално, сигурна работа
to kill two BIRDs with one stone удрям с един куршум два заека* * *{bъ:d} n 1. птица, птичка; 2. sl. млада жена, момиче; 3. разг чо* * *пиле; птичи; птичка; птица;* * *1. (strictly) for the birds безинтересен, банален 2. -sofa feather от един дол дренки 3. a bird in the bush далечна/несигурна работа 4. a bird in the hand нещо сигурно/реално, сигурна работа 5. a queer/rum bird чудак, особняк 6. bird is/has flown затворник e избягал 7. like a bird охотно, леко. без колебание 8. sl. млада жена, момиче 9. to get the bird освиркват ме, прогонват ме с дюдюкане, уволняват ме 10. to give the bird освирквам, прогонвам с дюдюкане, уволнявам 11. to kill two birds with one stone удрям с един куршум два заека 12. птица, птичка 13. разг. човек, птица* * *bird[bə:d] n 1. птица, птичка; \bird of prey хищна птица; \bird of passage прелетна птица (и прен.); \bird of peace гълъб, гугутка; game \bird дивеч (пъдпъдък, фазан и пр.); the \bird of Jove орел; the \bird of Juno паун; the \bird of Minerva кукумявка; 2. разг. човек, "птица"; a rare \bird рядка птица, рядък екземпляр; a cunning \bird хитра лисица; jail \bird престъпник, злосторник, нарушител; рецидивист; old \bird опитен човек, гърмян заек; пренебр. стар човек (жена); a \bird of ill omen човек, който предвещава зло, предвестник на злото; 3. sl момиче; • for the \birds за глупаците, за наивниците; \birds of a feather от един дол дренки; \birds of a feather flock together краставите магарета през девет баира се подушват; a \bird in the bush далечна, несигурна работа, рибата в морето; a \bird in the hand нещо реално; сигурна работа; a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush по-добре врабче в ръката, отколкото заек в гората; fine feathers make fine \birds дрехите правят човека; to kill two \birds with one stone с един куршум два заека; the early \bird catches the worm рано пиле рано пее; every \bird likes its own nest всеки мечкар свойта мечка хвали; it is an ill \bird that fouls its own nest само лошата птица цапа собственото си гнездо; a little \bird told me едно птиченце ми каза; like a \bird без колебание; охотно, с удоволствие, на драго сърце; леко; to eat like a \bird почти нищо не ям, играя си с храната; as free as a \bird свободен като птичка; to be doing \bird излежавам присъда; to get the \bird sl освиркват ме; прен. уволняват ме, отстраняват ме, снемат ме от длъжност, съкращават ме; to give s.o. the \bird показвам среден пръст; the \birds and the bees евфем. секс, сексуални практики, правене на любов.
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