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1 счет
(счёт)муж.1) counting, reckoning, calculationбез счета — countless, without number
для ровного счета — to make it even, to round it off
2) (в бухгалтерии) accountна счет кого-л. — on smb.'s account
корреспондентский счет — ( мелкого банка в крупном) correspondent account
открывать счет — to open an account, to set up an account for smb.; to open the scoring спорт
3) account, billплатить по счету — to settle the account, to book out
предъявлять счет — to present a claim to smb., to present a bill to smb.
4) спорт scoreравный счет — ( в теннисе) deuce, deuce game; ( голосов избирателей или очков в игре) tie
5) муз. time••быть на хорошем счету — (у кого-л.) to be in good standing with smb., to have a good reputation
в конечном счете, в последнем счете — ultimately, in the end, finally, in the long run, in the final analysis
в счет — against, towards
гамбургский счет — honest rating, objective rating
за свой (собственный) счет, на свой счет — at one's own expense, out of one's own pocket
за счет — (кого-л./чего-л.) at the expense (of); owing to, thanks to, due to (по причине, из-за)
за чужой счет, на чужой счет — at someone else's expense, at the expense of others
на счет — (кого-л./чего-л.) at the expense (of); about, concerning, referring to, on one's account (по поводу, по отношению к)
на этот счет — in this respect, as for this
не в счет, не идти в счет — not counted, it doesn't count
относить за счет, относить на счет — to attribute smth. to
покончить (все) счеты — (с кем-л./чем-л.) to sever all ties with smb.
принимать на свой счет — to take smth. personally
ровным счетом — exactly, no more than ( точно); absolutely nothing, not a (single) thing ( ничего)
сбрасывать со счета, скидывать со счета, снимать со счета, сбрасывать со счетов, скидывать со счетов, снимать со счетов — to discount smth., to dismiss, to write off, to ignore; no longer take into account, disregard
сводить счеты — to get even with smb., to get back at smb., to pay smb. Back
прохаживаться/проезжаться на счет — разг. to make fun of smb.
у него счету нет (кого-л./чего-л.) — he has lots (of)
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2 С-717
HE ЗНАТЬ СЧЁТА ДЕНЬГАМ coll VP subj: human to have a lot of money and usu. to spend it recklessly, frivolouslyX не знает счёта деньгам - X has more money than he can count (than he knows what to do with)X has money to throw around (to burn).«Вообразите себе молодость, ум, красоту... громкое имя, деньги, которым не знал он счёта и которые у него никогда не переводились» (Пушкин 3). "Picture in your mind youth, intelligence, good looks...an exalted name, and money, more than he could count, in an inexhaustible supply..." (3a). -
3 не знать счета деньгам
• НЕ ЗНАТЬ СЧЕТА ДЕНЬГАМ coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to have a lot of money and usu. to spend it recklessly, frivolously:- X has money to throw around (to burn).♦ "Вообразите себе молодость, ум, красоту... громкое имя, деньги, которым не знал он счёта и которые у него никогда не переводились" (Пушкин 3). "Picture in your mind youth, intelligence, good looks...an exalted name, and money, more than he could count, in an inexhaustible supply..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не знать счета деньгам
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4 с трудом выживать
General subject: scrape by (Some people are just scraping by in this economy, others have lots of money to throw around.) -
5 бросать на ветер
I• БРОСАТЬ/БРОСИТЬ (ВЫБРАСЫВАТЬ/ВЫБРОСИТЬ) НА ВЕТЕР < НА ВЕТЕР> деньги, имущество и т. п.; ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ <ШВЫРЯТЬ/ШВЫРНУТЬ, КИДАТЬ/КИНУТЬ> НА ВЕТЕР < НА ВЕТЕР> all coll, disapprov[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to spend (money), fritter away (one's fortune) to no purpose, senselessly:- X squanders (away) money.♦ "... Бросать денег на ветер я не стану. У ж пусть меня в этом извинят!" (Гоголь 3). "...I am not going to throw my money to the four winds. Here they must excuse me!" (3c).♦ "...Кто за каждую копейку дрожит, у того их [ денег] не будет". - "Как же не будет, если он их не бросает зря на ветер, не пропивает, как ты?" (Распутин 1). "A person who counts every kopeck'll never have money." "Why won't he if he doesn't throw it away and doesn't drink it up like you do?" (1a).♦ Давать деньги Терещенко - это значит выбрасывать их на ветер... (Рыбаков 1). Giving money to Tereshchenko was like throwing it down the drain... (1a).II[VP; subj; human; often neg, esp. 1st var.]=====⇒ to speak without thinking, make rash promises that will not be fulfilled:- X means what he says.♦ Все знали, что Болтун - не дурак, слов на ветер зря не бросает (Зиновьев 1). Everyone knew that Chatterer was no fool, that he never spoke lightly (1a).♦ Его вызвали в Москву... и дали важное задание по выпуску танков, знали, что Ефим задание выполнит, он слов на ветер не бросал (Рыбаков 1). Не [Yefim] had been called to Moscow...and given an important assignment on tank output, which they knew he would deliver, as he was always as good as his word (1a).♦ Он довольно долго молчал, а затем сказал - неторопливо, сосредоточенно - слова, которые я не могу забыть до сих пор, прибавив: "Я своих слов на ветер не бросаю" (Катаев 3). He was silent for a time, then he said-with unhurried concentration - something that I have not forgotten to this day, and added: "I mean what I say" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросать на ветер
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6 бросить на ветер
I• БРОСАТЬ/БРОСИТЬ (ВЫБРАСЫВАТЬ/ВЫБРОСИТЬ) НА ВЕТЕР < НА ВЕТЕР> деньги, имущество и т. п.; ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ <ШВЫРЯТЬ/ШВЫРНУТЬ, КИДАТЬ/КИНУТЬ> НА ВЕТЕР < НА ВЕТЕР> all coll, disapprov[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to spend (money), fritter away (one's fortune) to no purpose, senselessly:- X squanders (away) money.♦ "... Бросать денег на ветер я не стану. У ж пусть меня в этом извинят!" (Гоголь 3). "...I am not going to throw my money to the four winds. Here they must excuse me!" (3c).♦ "...Кто за каждую копейку дрожит, у того их [ денег] не будет". - "Как же не будет, если он их не бросает зря на ветер, не пропивает, как ты?" (Распутин 1). "A person who counts every kopeck'll never have money." "Why won't he if he doesn't throw it away and doesn't drink it up like you do?" (1a).♦ Давать деньги Терещенко - это значит выбрасывать их на ветер... (Рыбаков 1). Giving money to Tereshchenko was like throwing it down the drain... (1a).II[VP; subj; human; often neg, esp. 1st var.]=====⇒ to speak without thinking, make rash promises that will not be fulfilled:- X means what he says.♦ Все знали, что Болтун - не дурак, слов на ветер зря не бросает (Зиновьев 1). Everyone knew that Chatterer was no fool, that he never spoke lightly (1a).♦ Его вызвали в Москву... и дали важное задание по выпуску танков, знали, что Ефим задание выполнит, он слов на ветер не бросал (Рыбаков 1). Не [Yefim] had been called to Moscow...and given an important assignment on tank output, which they knew he would deliver, as he was always as good as his word (1a).♦ Он довольно долго молчал, а затем сказал - неторопливо, сосредоточенно - слова, которые я не могу забыть до сих пор, прибавив: "Я своих слов на ветер не бросаю" (Катаев 3). He was silent for a time, then he said-with unhurried concentration - something that I have not forgotten to this day, and added: "I mean what I say" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросить на ветер
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7 распоряжаться
1) General subject: boss, control, direct, dispose, give orders, have the say-so, hold the balance, lord, lord it, manage, ordain, order about, order around, rule the roost, run the show, say the word, take charge, throw weight about, throw weight around, to old the balance, act the lord, have in hand, order, call the shots, administer, take ownership, boss around2) American: have the say3) Mathematics: deal with4) Law: cause, command, dispose (об имуществе), dispose of (об имуществе), handle, determine5) Economy: be in command, be in one's power7) Makarov: play the master, throw ( one's) weight about, throw (one's) weight around, call the play, call the tune, come the old soldier -
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ШУТИТЬ HE ЛЮБИТ HE ШУТИТ ШУТИТЬ НЕЛЬЗЯ с кем-чем all coll VP subj: human, collect, or a noun denoting a natural phenomenon (1st and 2nd variants) impers predic with бытье, pres only (3rd var.) fixed WO (1st var.)) a person (group, or force of nature) should be taken seriously, paid serious attention to, obeyed etc because he (or it) may cause trouble (if s.o. is careless, disobedient etc)X шутить не любит - X is not to be taken lightlyX is not something (someone) to mess with there's no fooling around with X (of a person only) X doesn't (won't) stand for any nonsense X dislikes being trifled withX шутить этим (такими вещами и т. п.) не любит - X doesn't treat such things (things like this etc) lightly."А ты вот лучше деньги-то за полгода вперёд отдай». — «У меня нет денег». - «Где хочешь достань брат кумы, Иван Матвеич, шутить не любит» (Гончаров 1). "You'd better let me have the rent for six months in advance." "I haven't any money." "Well, you can get it. My friend's brother (Ivan Matveyevich) won't stand for any nonsense" (1b).Прачка Палашка, толстая и рябая девка, и кривая коровница Акулька как-то согласились в одно время кинуться матушке в ноги, винясь в преступной слабости и с плачем жалуясь на мусье, обольстившего их неопытность. Матушка шутить этим не любила и пожаловалась батюшке (Пушкин 2). The washerwoman Palashka, a fat and pockmarked wench, and the one-eyed dairymaid Akulka somehow decided to throw themselves at my mother's feet at the same time, confessing to a reprehensible weakness and complaining in tears against the moun-seer, who had seduced their innocence. My mother did not treat such things lightly, and complained to my father (2a). -
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• ШУТИТЬ НЕ ЛЮБИТ; НЕ ШУТИТ; ШУТИТЬ НЕЛЬЗЯ с кем-чем all coll[VP; subj: human, collect, or a noun denoting a natural phenomenon (1st and 2nd variants); impers predic with быть, pres only (3rd var.); fixed WO (1st var.)]=====⇒ a person (group, or force of nature) should be taken seriously, paid serious attention to, obeyed etc because he (or it) may cause trouble (if s.o. is careless, disobedient etc):- X is not something < someone> to mess with;- [of a person only] X doesn't < won't> stand for any nonsense;|| X шутить этим <такими вещами и т. п.> не любит≈ X doesn't treat such things <things like this etc> lightly.♦ "А ты вот лучше деньги-то за полгода вперёд отдай". - "У меня нет денег". - "Где хочешь достань; брат кумы, Иван Матвеич, шутить не любит" (Гончаров 1). "You'd better let me have the rent for six months in advance." "I haven't any money." "Well, you can get it. My friend's brother [Ivan Matveyevich] won't stand for any nonsense" (1b).♦ Прачка Палашка, толстая и рябая девка, и кривая коровница Акулька как-то согласились в одно время кинуться матушке в ноги, винясь в преступной слабости и с плачем жалуясь на мусье, обольстившего их неопытность. Матушка шутить этим не любила и пожаловалась батюшке (Пушкин 2). The washerwoman Palashka, a fat and pockmarked wench, and the one-eyed dairymaid Akulka somehow decided to throw themselves at my mother's feet at the same time, confessing to a reprehensible weakness and complaining in tears against the mounseer, who had seduced their innocence. My mother did not treat such things lightly, and complained to my father (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не шутит
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10 шутить не любит
• ШУТИТЬ НЕ ЛЮБИТ; НЕ ШУТИТ; ШУТИТЬ НЕЛЬЗЯ с кем-чем all coll[VP; subj: human, collect, or a noun denoting a natural phenomenon (1st and 2nd variants); impers predic with быть, pres only (3rd var.); fixed WO (1st var.)]=====⇒ a person (group, or force of nature) should be taken seriously, paid serious attention to, obeyed etc because he (or it) may cause trouble (if s.o. is careless, disobedient etc):- X is not something < someone> to mess with;- [of a person only] X doesn't < won't> stand for any nonsense;|| X шутить этим <такими вещами и т. п.> не любит≈ X doesn't treat such things <things like this etc> lightly.♦ "А ты вот лучше деньги-то за полгода вперёд отдай". - "У меня нет денег". - "Где хочешь достань; брат кумы, Иван Матвеич, шутить не любит" (Гончаров 1). "You'd better let me have the rent for six months in advance." "I haven't any money." "Well, you can get it. My friend's brother [Ivan Matveyevich] won't stand for any nonsense" (1b).♦ Прачка Палашка, толстая и рябая девка, и кривая коровница Акулька как-то согласились в одно время кинуться матушке в ноги, винясь в преступной слабости и с плачем жалуясь на мусье, обольстившего их неопытность. Матушка шутить этим не любила и пожаловалась батюшке (Пушкин 2). The washerwoman Palashka, a fat and pockmarked wench, and the one-eyed dairymaid Akulka somehow decided to throw themselves at my mother's feet at the same time, confessing to a reprehensible weakness and complaining in tears against the mounseer, who had seduced their innocence. My mother did not treat such things lightly, and complained to my father (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > шутить не любит
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11 шутить нельзя
• ШУТИТЬ НЕ ЛЮБИТ; НЕ ШУТИТ; ШУТИТЬ НЕЛЬЗЯ с кем-чем all coll[VP; subj: human, collect, or a noun denoting a natural phenomenon (1st and 2nd variants); impers predic with быть, pres only (3rd var.); fixed WO (1st var.)]=====⇒ a person (group, or force of nature) should be taken seriously, paid serious attention to, obeyed etc because he (or it) may cause trouble (if s.o. is careless, disobedient etc):- X is not something < someone> to mess with;- [of a person only] X doesn't < won't> stand for any nonsense;|| X шутить этим <такими вещами и т. п.> не любит≈ X doesn't treat such things <things like this etc> lightly.♦ "А ты вот лучше деньги-то за полгода вперёд отдай". - "У меня нет денег". - "Где хочешь достань; брат кумы, Иван Матвеич, шутить не любит" (Гончаров 1). "You'd better let me have the rent for six months in advance." "I haven't any money." "Well, you can get it. My friend's brother [Ivan Matveyevich] won't stand for any nonsense" (1b).♦ Прачка Палашка, толстая и рябая девка, и кривая коровница Акулька как-то согласились в одно время кинуться матушке в ноги, винясь в преступной слабости и с плачем жалуясь на мусье, обольстившего их неопытность. Матушка шутить этим не любила и пожаловалась батюшке (Пушкин 2). The washerwoman Palashka, a fat and pockmarked wench, and the one-eyed dairymaid Akulka somehow decided to throw themselves at my mother's feet at the same time, confessing to a reprehensible weakness and complaining in tears against the mounseer, who had seduced their innocence. My mother did not treat such things lightly, and complained to my father (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > шутить нельзя
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throw your money around — INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ► to spend a lot of money, especially in a way that shows people you are not worried about money: »Despite the biggest recession in over a decade, city professionals still seem to have plenty of money to throw around. Main… … Financial and business terms
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