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to rub salt in a wound

  • 1 rub salt into the wound

    rub salt into the wound/somebody's wounds сыпать соль на рану

    I was very disappointed at having to miss the concert, and my friends kept rubbing salt into the wound by telling me how good it was.

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  • 2 rub salt into the wound

    strö salt på såren

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  • 3 rub salt into the wound

    לזרות מלח על הפצע
    * * *
    עצפה לע חלמ תורזל

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  • 4 rub salt into the wound

    zout in wond strooien

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  • 5 rub salt in the wound

    • vnášet sůl do ran
    • dělat něco ještě horším

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  • 6 rub\ salt\ in\ the\ wound

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  • 7 rub salt into the wound(s)

    yarasina tuz biber ekmek

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  • 8 to rub salt in a wound

    to rub salt in a wound
    esfregar sal na ferida, agravar o sofrimento de alguém.

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  • 9 to rub salt into the wound

    at gnide salt i såret

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  • 10 to rub salt into the wound

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  • 11 rub salt in smb.'s wound

    (rub salt in(to) smb.'s (или the) wound(s))
    досадить, "насолить", сыпать на рану соль

    The Russians had made a big thing of it also, they had sent him Interviewers and correspondents, and he now enjoyed talking to them as a small act of rubbing salt into the wound (he hoped) of those who had ignored him. (J. Aldridge, ‘A Captive In the Land’, ch. XVI) — Не дремали и русские: они посылали к Руперту репортеров и корреспондентов, а он с удовольствием давал им интервью, радуясь, что может насолить всем, кто отмахивался от него как от назойливой мухи.

    A couple of waitresses were caught chucking hand-grenades into an American Servicemen's club. To rub salt into the wound they were American hand-grenades. (D. Cusack, ‘The Half-Burnt Tree,’ ch. 13) — Поймали пару сайгонских официанток, которые бросили ручные гранаты в клуб американских военнослужащих. Обиднее всего было то, что гранаты оказались американскими.

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  • 12 rub salt into the somebody's wounds

    rub salt into the wound/somebody's wounds сыпать соль на рану

    I was very disappointed at having to miss the concert, and my friends kept rubbing salt into the wound by telling me how good it was.

    Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > rub salt into the somebody's wounds

  • 13 rub salt in (to, smb.'s) wound

    Общая лексика: сыпать соль на рану

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > rub salt in (to, smb.'s) wound

  • 14 rub salt in a/the wound

    Общая лексика: сыпать соль на рану

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  • 15 rub salt in wound

    Общая лексика: (to, smb.'s) сыпать соль на рану

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  • 16 salt

    salt [sɔ:lt, sɒlt]
    1 noun
    (a) Chemistry & Cookery sel m;
    kitchen salt gros sel m;
    there's too much salt in the soup la soupe est trop salée;
    Bible the salt of the earth le sel de la terre;
    she's the salt of the earth, that woman! cette femme est la bonté incarnée!;
    figurative to rub salt into the wound remuer le couteau dans la plaie;
    figurative to take sth with a pinch or grain of salt ne pas prendre qch au pied de la lettre;
    you must take what he says with a pinch of salt il ne faut pas prendre ce qu'il dit pour argent comptant;
    any athlete worth his/her salt n'importe quel(le) athlète digne de ce nom, n'importe quel(le) athlète qui se respecte;
    literary to eat salt with sb partager le pain et le sel avec qn
    old salt (vieux) loup m de mer
    (a) (food) saler
    (b) (roads) saler, répandre du sel sur
    salé;
    literary to weep salt tears pleurer amèrement
    Pharmacy sels mpl;
    familiar like a dose of salts rapidement ;
    to get through sth like a dose of salts faire qch en deux temps trois mouvements ou en deux coups de cuillère à pot;
    that curry went through me like a dose of salts sitôt avalé, le curry m'a donné la courante
    ►► salt beef bœuf m salé;
    salt box (object) salière f; American Architecture = maison à toit mansardé ayant deux étages à l'avant et un étage à l'arrière;
    salt cellar salière f;
    salt cod morue f salée;
    salt flat salant m;
    salt lake lac m salé;
    Salt Lake City Salt Lake City;
    salt marsh marais m salant;
    salt mine mine f de sel;
    salt pork porc m salé, petit salé m;
    American salt shaker salière f;
    History salt tax gabelle f;
    salt water eau f salée
    familiar figurative (money) mettre de côté
    saler, conserver dans du sel

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  • 17 ■ rub in

    ■ rub in
    v. t. + avv.
    incorporare; far penetrare ( strofinando): Rub in the butter using your fingertips, incorporate bene il burro usando la punta delle dita; Rub the ointment in well, sfrega bene per far penetrare l'unguento □ (fam. fig.) to rub it in, girare il coltello nella piaga (fig.) □ (fam.) to rub sb. 's nose in it, sbatter qc. in faccia a q.: I know I was wrong; but you needn't rub my nose in it, so d'aver avuto torto; ma non c'è bisogno che tu me lo sbatta in faccia □ (fig.) to rub salt in a wound, mettere sale sulle ferite; girare il coltello nella piaga.

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  • 18 salt

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  • 19 salt

    so:lt
    1. noun
    1) ((also common salt) sodium chloride, a white substance frequently used for seasoning: The soup needs more salt.) sal
    2) (any other substance formed, like common salt, from a metal and an acid.) sal
    3) (a sailor, especially an experienced one: an old salt.) (viejo) lobo de mar

    2. adjective
    (containing, tasting of, preserved in salt: salt water; salt pork.) salado

    3. verb
    (to put salt on or in: Have you salted the potatoes?) salar, echar sal
    - saltness
    - salty
    - saltiness
    - bath salts
    - the salt of the earth
    - take something with a grain/pinch of salt
    - take with a grain/pinch of salt

    salt n sal
    tr[sɔːlt]
    1 ( Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) conversaciones para la limitación de armas estratégicas
    salt ['sɔlt] vt
    : salar, echarle sal a
    salt adj
    : salado
    salt n
    : sal f
    adj.
    salado, -a adj.
    salobre adj.
    n.
    sal (Química) s.m.
    salero s.m.
    v.
    curar v.
    marinar v.
    salar v.
    salpresar v.

    I sɔːlt
    a) u ( Culin) sal f

    to be the salt of the earthser* la sal de la tierra

    (to be) worth one's salt: any teacher worth her salt toda maestra que se precie de tal, toda maestra digna de ese nombre; to rub salt into the wound(s) hurgar* en la herida; to take something with a pinch o grain of salt — no creerse* algo al pie de la letra, tomar algo con pinzas (CS)

    b) c ( Chem) sal f

    II
    a) ( put salt on) \<\<vegetables/meat\>\> salar, ponerle* or echarle sal a; \<\<road\>\> echar sal en
    b) salted past p salado
    Phrasal Verbs:

    III
    a) ( salted) (before n) <meat/cod> salado, en salazón
    b) ( saline) (before n) <pond/lake> salobre, de agua salada
    c) < air> salobre; < taste> salado, a sal
    [sɔːlt]
    1. N
    1) (Culin) sal f
    - take sth with a pinch or grain of salt
    - rub salt into the wound
    2) (Med)
    salts sales fpl
    2.
    VT (=flavour) salar; (=preserve) conservar en sal; [+ road] poner sal en, tratar con sal
    3.
    ADJ [meat, water, taste] salado
    4.
    CPD

    salt beef Ncarne f de vaca salada

    salt cod Nbacalao m salado

    salt fish Npescado m salado, pescado m en salazón

    salt lake Nlago m de agua salada

    salt marsh Nsaladar m, salina f

    salt mine Nmina f de sal

    salt pan Nsalina f

    salt pork Ncerdo m en salazón

    salt spoon Ncucharita f de sal

    salt water Nagua f salada

    saltwater
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    I [sɔːlt]
    a) u ( Culin) sal f

    to be the salt of the earthser* la sal de la tierra

    (to be) worth one's salt: any teacher worth her salt toda maestra que se precie de tal, toda maestra digna de ese nombre; to rub salt into the wound(s) hurgar* en la herida; to take something with a pinch o grain of salt — no creerse* algo al pie de la letra, tomar algo con pinzas (CS)

    b) c ( Chem) sal f

    II
    a) ( put salt on) \<\<vegetables/meat\>\> salar, ponerle* or echarle sal a; \<\<road\>\> echar sal en
    b) salted past p salado
    Phrasal Verbs:

    III
    a) ( salted) (before n) <meat/cod> salado, en salazón
    b) ( saline) (before n) <pond/lake> salobre, de agua salada
    c) < air> salobre; < taste> salado, a sal

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  • 20 salt

    {sɔ:lt}
    I. 1. сол
    in SALT осолен, в саламура
    2. хим. сол
    SALT of lemon лимонена киселина
    3. рl очистително
    4. пикантност, острота, остроумие, духовитост, това, което придава пикантност/привлича най-много
    adventure is the SALT of life to some men някои хора душа дават/живеят само за приключения
    5. разг. опитен моряк (и old SALT)
    6. солено блато, солено поле
    7. рl нахлуване на солена вода в речно устие
    to eat SALT with someone гостувам някому
    to eat someone's SALT гостувам някому, издържан/зависим съм от някого
    to sit above/below the SALT ист. седя на масата между господарите/слугите
    not to be worth/to be hardly worth one's SALT не струвам парите, дето ми плащат, не ме бива за нищо
    to take with a grain/pinch of SALT приемам с резерва, поставям под съмнение, считам за преувеличено/съмнително
    the SALT of the earth солта на земята, най-ценните хора
    I am not made of SALT не съм от захар, не ме е страх да не се измокря
    to put/cast SALT on someone's tail хващам/пипвам/улавям някого
    to rub SALT into a wound унижавам още повече
    like a doze of SALTs sl. много бързо, тутакси
    II. 1. солен, посолен, осолен
    2. живеещ/растящ в солени води, солен
    3. прен. горчив, лют
    SALT tears горчиви сълзи
    4. остроумен, духовит, пикантен, солен, пиперлия
    5. разг. много скъп, солен
    III. 1. соля, посолявам, насолявам, осолявам (u с away, down), давам сол на (животно)
    2. придавам пикантност на
    3. търг. sl. подправям, увеличавам, надписвам
    to SALT an account вписвам твърде високи/ниски цени в сметка
    to SALT the books надписвам приходите
    to SALT a mine изкуствено подобрявам качеството на проба, за да получа подобра цена при продажба
    4. вет. имунизирам (кон)
    salt away скътвам, спестявам, осолявам, слагам в саламура
    salt down salt away
    salt up salt away
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    {sъ:lt} n 1. сол; in salt осолен, в саламура; 2. хим. сол; salt of lem(2) {sъ:lt} а 1. солен, посолен, осолен; 2. живеещ/растящ в соле{3} {sъ:lt} v 1. соля, посолявам, насолявам, осолявам (u с away,
    * * *
    соля; солен; сол; посолявам; посолен; насолявам;
    * * *
    1. adventure is the salt of life to some men някои хора душа дават/живеят само за приключения 2. i am not made of salt не съм от захар, не ме е страх да не се измокря 3. i. сол 4. ii. солен, посолен, осолен 5. iii. соля, посолявам, насолявам, осолявам (u с away, down), давам сол на (животно) 6. in salt осолен, в саламура 7. like a doze of salts sl. много бързо, тутакси 8. not to be worth/to be hardly worth one's salt не струвам парите, дето ми плащат, не ме бива за нищо 9. salt away скътвам, спестявам, осолявам, слагам в саламура 10. salt down salt away 11. salt of lemon лимонена киселина 12. salt tears горчиви сълзи 13. salt up salt away 14. the salt of the earth солта на земята, най-ценните хора 15. to eat salt with someone гостувам някому 16. to eat someone's salt гостувам някому, издържан/зависим съм от някого 17. to put/cast salt on someone's tail хващам/пипвам/улавям някого 18. to rub salt into a wound унижавам още повече 19. to salt a mine изкуствено подобрявам качеството на проба, за да получа подобра цена при продажба 20. to salt an account вписвам твърде високи/ниски цени в сметка 21. to salt the books надписвам приходите 22. to sit above/below the salt ист. седя на масата между господарите/слугите 23. to take with a grain/pinch of salt приемам с резерва, поставям под съмнение, считам за преувеличено/съмнително 24. вет. имунизирам (кон) 25. живеещ/растящ в солени води, солен 26. остроумен, духовит, пикантен, солен, пиперлия 27. пикантност, острота, остроумие, духовитост, това, което придава пикантност/привлича най-много 28. прен. горчив, лют 29. придавам пикантност на 30. рl нахлуване на солена вода в речно устие 31. рl очистително 32. разг. много скъп, солен 33. разг. опитен моряк (и old salt) 34. солено блато, солено поле 35. търг. sl. подправям, увеличавам, надписвам 36. хим. сол
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    salt[sɔ:lt] I. n 1. сол; table \salt трапезна (готварска) сол; to eat a person's \salt гост съм на някого; прен. ям му хляба; to rub \salt into wound прен. сипвам сол в раната; to take with a grain ( pinch) of \salt прен. отнасям се скептично, поставям под съмнение, смятам за преувеличено (съмнително, прекалено); I am not made of \salt не съм от захар, няма да се стопя (от дъжд и пр.); 2. хим. сол; съединение; 3. pl очистително, слабително, пургатив; 4. прен. остроумие, духовитост; conversation full of \salt пикантен разговор; to be worth o.'s \salt тежа на мястото си; уважаван съм; струвам си парите (за професионалист); old \salt разг. стар морски вълк; the \salt of the earth солта на земята, най-добрите хора; to put \salt on s.o.'s tail хващам (примамвам) някого; II. adj 1. солен, посолен, осолен; 2. со́лен, обитаващ (виреещ в) солена вода; 3. прен. лют; остър; горчив; to weep \salt tears проливам горчиви сълзи; 4. прен. остроумен; пикантен, "солен"; пиперлия; 5. sl прекалено скъп, "солен"; III. v 1. соля, посолявам, осолявам, насолявам; 2. прен. подправям; 3. sl пестя, спестявам (обикн. down, away); 4. търг. sl преувеличавам, надувам; to \salt an account надувам сметката; 5.: to \salt down консервирам, мариновам, слагам в саламура; прен. слагам настрана, икономисвам, пестя; to \salt a mine изкуствено подобрявам съдържанието на една проба, за да получа по-добра цена (при продажба на мина, находище и пр.).

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