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1 себя
1. oneself2. themself3. thyselfвозлюби ближнего твоего, как самого себя — love thy neighbour as thyself
4. myself; yourself; himself; herself; itself; ourselves; yourselves; themselves; oneselfчек, выписанный на себя — a cheque drawn to self
сказать себе, думать про себя — to say to oneself
5. herself6. himself7. ourselvesведите себя, как подобает мужчинам — quit yourselves like men
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2 связать себя по рукам и ногам
1) General subject: noose oneself (клятвой и т. п.)2) Set phrase: noose oneselfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > связать себя по рукам и ногам
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3 совать голову в петлю
неодобр.1) ( вешаться) hang oneself2) (рисковать жизнью, карьерой и т. п.) put (stick) one's head (neck) in (into) a noose- И что тебе за интерес, я не понимаю. Для чего ты суёшь свою голову в петлю?... Ведь ты так рискуешь, жизнью своей рискуешь... (П. Нилин, Хоронили моего дядю) — 'I can't see what you get so worked up about anyway. What do you go putting your head in the noose for, risking your life the way you do?'
- Они крайне осторожны. Им вовсе не хочется совать голову в петлю. (В. Черняк, Час пробил) — 'They're extremely careful. They have no desire to stick their heads in the noose.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > совать голову в петлю
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4 хоть в петлю лезь
разг.one might (could) < just as well> stick one's head in a (the) noose; one might put a rope round one's neck; one may as well go and hang oneselfКупцы.
Так уж сделайте такую милость, ваше сиятельство. Если уже вы, то есть, не поможете в нашей просьбе, то уж и не знаем, как и быть: просто хоть в петлю полезай. (Н. Гоголь, Ревизор) — Shopkeepers. Please look kindly on our plea, Your Grace. If you won't help us, then we don't know what will happen, we might just as well stick our heads in the noose!Было это в самом начале войны. Проводил своего старшого и затосковал. Так затосковал, что от кручины хоть в петлю полезай. (Г. Марков, Сибирь) — It was right at the start of the war. I'd seen my eldest off and I was feeling down. Real down, so's I could have put my head in a noose for grief.
- Не знаю, брат Миша, что теперь и заводить... Хоть в петлю... (В. Белов, Привычное дело) — 'I don't know what to do, and that's a fact, Misha. I'd as lief put a rope round my neck...'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хоть в петлю лезь
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5 совать
несов. - сова́ть, сов. - су́нуть; (вн.)poke (d), thrust (d), shove (d), slip (d)сова́ть что-л в карма́н — thrust / slip / tuck smth into one's pocket
сова́ть ру́ки в карма́ны — stick one's hands into one's pockets
••сова́ть нос — см. нос
сова́ть го́лову в пе́тлю разг. — 1) ( вешаться) hang oneself 2) ( подвергать себя большой опасности) stick one's head in the noose
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