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1 обвинять
1) General subject: accuse (в чем-либо), arraign, article, blame, charge, delate, denounce, denunciate, fault, find guilty, impeach, impute (в чем-л.), incriminate, inform, lay, pointed the finger at, tax, He blames his ouster on Surkov, give the lie, lay at door (кого-л.), hold against, throw brickbats, (кого-л. в чём-л) turn on, berate, point a finger of blame at, point the finger of blame at2) Naval: give against3) Colloquial: harangue4) American: throw up5) Obsolete: defame6) Bookish: inculpate8) Law: accuse (кого-л.), allege, argue, bring accusation against, bring before the bar, bring to justice (trial), bring up, burden, criminate, indict (по обвинительному акту), lay to one's charge (кого-л.), point the finger of guilt, prosecute, reallege (кого-л.)9) Australian slang: pick on12) Mass media: make accusation13) Makarov: charge with -
2 вешать собак
прост., неодобр.hang (pin) smth. on smb.; pin the blame on smb.; point the finger at smb.; treat smb. like a whipping-boyЧем больше работаешь, чем больше делаешь, тем больше на тебя собак вешают. (В. Финк, Литературные воспоминания) — The more you work and try to do your best the more they treat you like a whipping-boy.
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3 tuhi
to point with the forefinger (which is called tuhi henua); to offer something to someone by pointing at it; to denounce someone, to put the blame on someone. tuhi henua. forefinger, index finger. -
4 больной
1) прил. (поражённый болезнью; о человеке, животном) sick; ( об органе) diseased; ( о повреждённой части тела) soreбольно́й ма́льчик — sick boy
больно́е се́рдце — diseased / bad heart
больно́й глаз — sore eye
больно́й зуб [па́лец] — bad tooth [finger]
психи́чески больно́й — mentally diseased / ill
он (тяжело́) бо́лен — he is (seriously) ill брит. / sick амер.
2) прил. ( ненормальный) morbid / diseasedбольно́е воображе́ние — morbid imagination
амбулато́рный больно́й — out-patient
стациона́рный больно́й — in-patient, hospital patient
туберкулёзный больно́й — tubercular patient
тяжёлый больно́й — serious case
он тяжёлый больно́й — his case is serious
хрони́ческий больно́й — chronic patient
••больно́й вопро́с — sore subject; ( животрепещущий) burning question
больно́е ме́сто (у кого́-л) (наиболее уязвимое) — sore point (with smb)
бить по больно́му ме́сту — hit where it hurts
вали́ть с больно́й головы́ на здоро́вую — ≈ lay the blame on smb else, lay one's own fault at smb else's door
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