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1 blow a gasket ; blow a fuse; blow one’s cork; blow one’s top; blow one’s stack
Blow a gasket ; blow a fuse; blow one’s cork; blow one’s top; blow one’s stackразгневатьсяI was so mad I almost blew a gasket.English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > blow a gasket ; blow a fuse; blow one’s cork; blow one’s top; blow one’s stack
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или blow a fuse, или blow one's top выйти за рамки, взбеситься, потерять контроль над собой: Your dad will blow his fuse if he knows about that.— Твой батя лопнет от злости, если узнает про это,— говорит Мик Джону, когда бейсбольный мяч мощно отбитый Джоном, выбивает окно в кабинете директора колледжа.English-Russian slang from the book M. Goldenkova "Caution, hot dog" > blow one's stack,
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expr slShe makes me so mad I could blow my stack — Она мне так действует на нервы, что я скоро взорвусь
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > blow one's stack
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Сленг: впасть в безумие, терять самообладание, "крыша поехала", злиться, совершить самоубийство, трепаться, сходить с ума или болеть в результате употребления наркотиков (особенно марихуаны) -
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амер. Взбеситься. Выйти из себя. Потерять контроль над собой. Завестись. СорватьсяDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Blow one's stack
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A n1 ( pile) (of hay, straw) meule f ; (of books, papers, plates, wood) tas m, pile f ; ( of chairs) pile f ; ( of rifles) faisceau m ;2 ( chimney) cheminée f ;4 Comput pile f.1 ( in library) rayons mpl ;2 ○ stacks of des tas de ○, plein de ○ ; stacks ○ of food des tas ○ de or plein ○ de choses à manger ; I've got stacks ○ of work to do j'ai plein ○ de travail à faire ; we've got stacks ○ of time nous avons tout notre temps ; he has stacks ○ of money il est bourré de fric ○.C vtr1 Agric mettre [qch] en meule [hay, straw] ;2 ( also stack up) ( pile) empiler [boxes, books, plates, chairs] ; stacking chairs chaises fpl superposables ;3 ( fill) remplir [shelves] ;5 ( in cards) piper ;6 ○ US péj sélectionner [qch] de manière partiale [jury, committee] (against afin de défavoriser ; for afin de favoriser).to blow one's stack ○ se mettre en boule ○ ; to be well-stacked ○ US être bien roulé ○ ; to have the odds ou cards stacked against one ne pas avoir tous les atouts dans son jeu, être défavorisé.■ stack up:▶ stack up [sth], stack [sth] up empiler [objects]. -
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stack [stæk]1. nounb. (Computing) pile fb. [+ supermarket shelves] remplirc. (inf) he had stacked the committee with his own supporters il avait noyauté le comité en y plaçant ses partisans• the cards or odds are stacked against me tout joue contre moi► stack up* * *[stæk] 1.1) ( pile) (of books, chairs, papers, plates, wood) pile f; (of hay, straw) meule f2) ( chimney) cheminée f3) Computing pile f2.stacks plural noun1) ( in library) rayons mpl2) (colloq)stacks of — plein de (colloq) [food, work]
3.we've got stacks (colloq) of time — nous avons tout notre temps
transitive verb1) Agriculture mettre [quelque chose] en meule [hay, straw]3) ( fill) remplir [shelves]4) Aviation, Telecommunications mettre [quelque chose] en attente [planes, calls]•Phrasal Verbs:- stack up••to blow one's stack — (colloq) se mettre en boule (colloq)
to have the odds ou cards stacked against one — avoir tout contre soi
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stack [stæk]1 noun∎ a huge stack of books une pile énorme de livres∎ stacks of… des tas de…;∎ I've written a stack of or stacks of postcards j'ai écrit un tas de cartes postales;∎ we've got stacks of time on a largement le temps;∎ she has stacks of money elle est bourrée de fric∎ the stack is twenty planes high il y a vingt avions qui attendent le feu vert de la tour de contrôle pour atterrir∎ the stack or stacks les rayons mpl∎ to blow one's stack exploser, piquer une crise(a) (pile → chairs, boxes etc) empiler;∎ stack the glasses in the cupboard empilez les verres dans l'armoire;∎ oil cans were stacked in pyramids des bidons d'huile étaient empilés en pyramide(c) (fill → room, shelf) remplir;∎ his desk was stacked high with files des piles de dossiers s'entassaient sur son bureau(f) (fix, rig → committee) remplir de ses partisans;∎ to stack the cards or the deck truquer les cartes;∎ figurative he's playing with a stacked deck (in his favour) les dés sont pipés en sa faveur; (against him) les dés sont pipés contre lui;∎ figurative the cards or the odds are stacked against us nous sommes dans une mauvaise situation;∎ a woman in this profession starts with the cards stacked against her dans ce métier les femmes partent avec un handicap;∎ the election system is heavily stacked against the smaller parties ce mode de scrutin défavorise fortement les petits partiss'empiler∎ it's stacks easier c'est vachement plus facile➲ stack up(pile up) empiler∎ I don't like the way things are stacking up je n'aime pas la tournure que prennent les événements□ ;∎ I wanted someone honest and dynamic and that's how Jan stacks up je voulais quelqu'un d'honnête et de dynamique et Jan fait parfaitement l'affaire□∎ our product stacks up well against theirs notre produit soutient bien la comparaison avec le leur;∎ how does he stack up against or with the other candidates? que vaut-il comparé aux autres candidats? -
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I 1. [stæk]1) (pile) (of straw) pagliaio m.; (of hay) cumulo m.; (of books, papers, chairs) pila f.; (of plates, wood) catasta f.2) (chimney) ciminiera f.; (group of chimneys) gruppo m. di comignoli3) inform. stack m.2.1) (in library) scaffali m.2) colloq.stacks of — un mucchio o sacco di [time, work, food]
••II [stæk]to blow one's stack — colloq. perdere le staffe
1) agr. ammucchiare, ammassare [hay, straw]•- stack up••to have the odds o cards stacked against one — partire in svantaggio, essere sfavorito
* * *[stæk] 1. noun1) (a large, usually neatly shaped, pile eg of hay, straw, wood etc: a haystack.) pila, catasta2) (a set of shelves for books eg in a library.) scaffalatura2. verb(to arrange in a large, usually neat, pile: Stack the books up against the wall.) accatastare* * *[stæk]1. n1) (pile) pila, catasta, Brit fam mucchio, sacco2) (also: chimney stack) comignolo, (of factory) ciminiera3) Geog faraglione m2. vt(books, boxes) impilare, accatastare, (chairs) mettere l'uno (-a) sopra l'altro (-a), (aircraft) tenere a quote assegnate (in attesa dell'atterraggio)* * *stack /stæk/n.3 ( di legna, ecc.) catasta; pila; mucchio; ammasso; (fig.) gran quantità: a stack of dishes, una pila di piatti; He has stacks of homework to do, ha un mucchio di compiti da fare6 (edil.) gruppo di camini10 (geogr.) faraglione● stack stand, base rialzata di bica (o di pagliaio) □ (fig. fam.) to blow one's stack, perdere la pazienza; esplodere □ (fam.) to make stacks of money, far soldi a palate.(to) stack /stæk/A v. t.1 accatastare; ammassare; ammucchiare4 caricareB v. i.● (mil.) to stack arms, disporre i fucili a piramide □ to stack the cards (o the deck), truccare le carte; (fig.) imbrogliare □ (leg.) to stack a jury, manomettere la composizione di una giuria.* * *I 1. [stæk]1) (pile) (of straw) pagliaio m.; (of hay) cumulo m.; (of books, papers, chairs) pila f.; (of plates, wood) catasta f.2) (chimney) ciminiera f.; (group of chimneys) gruppo m. di comignoli3) inform. stack m.2.1) (in library) scaffali m.2) colloq.stacks of — un mucchio o sacco di [time, work, food]
••II [stæk]to blow one's stack — colloq. perdere le staffe
1) agr. ammucchiare, ammassare [hay, straw]•- stack up••to have the odds o cards stacked against one — partire in svantaggio, essere sfavorito
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разг.(blow a fuse (или gasket; тж. blow one's cool или top; амер. blow one's stack; австрал. blow one's boiler))обозлиться, взбелениться, выйти из себя, прийти в ярость, лопнуть от злости; ≈ лезть на стенку [blow one's top первонач. амер.]It was disappointing that the airport general manager hadn't blown a fuse, as Freemantle had been carefully goading him to do. (A. Hailey, ‘Airport’, part III, ch. 4) — Досадно было лишь то, что, несмотря на все старания Фримантла вывести из себя управляющего аэропортом, тот не потерял самообладания.
Don't blow your cool and be the one who starts an incident. (DNE) — Держите себя в руках, не устраивайте сцен.
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stæk 1. noun1) (a large, usually neatly shaped, pile eg of hay, straw, wood etc: a haystack.) stabel; hesje; bunke; haug2) (a set of shelves for books eg in a library.) reol, bokmagasin2. verb(to arrange in a large, usually neat, pile: Stack the books up against the wall.) stable, hesje, legge i bunkeskorstein--------stable--------stakkeIsubst. \/stæk\/1) hesje, stakk (av høy, halm e.l.), sneis2) stabel, bunke, haug, dunge3) ( hverdagslig) haug, masse, bråte, dunge4) skorsteinsgruppe (av sammenbygde piper), skorstein (på dampbåt, damplokomotiv e.l.), høy fabrikkpipe5) forklaring: vertikalt avløpsrør eller avtrekksrør som dekker flere etasjer6) ( luftfart) stack (antall fly som kretser ved ulike høyder og venter på klarsignal for landing)7) ( radio) forklaring: antenne med komponenter som er ordnet i vertikal serie8) ( EDB) stakklager, stakkliste9) (amer., teater) forklaring: et sett med kulisser brukt i et scenebilde12) ( militærvesen) geværpyramideblow one's stack (amer., slang) bli fly forbannetstacks bokhyller (i bibliotek og bokhandel)magasinIIverb \/stæk\/1) stakke, hesje2) stable, stable opp3) la seg stable4) legge i haug, dynge5) ( militærvesen) koble6) ( om fly) forklaring: la kretse i ulike høyder i påvente av klarsignal for landingstack arms koble geværstack the cards ( i kortspill) stokke kortene til egen fordel, jukse ( overført) ordne ting til sin egen fordelstack the cards against redusere sjansene tilstack up ( luftfart) forklaring: la kretse i ulike høyder i påvente av klarsignal for landing (amer., hverdagslig) måle seg, være i forhold til• how does the sequel stack up against the original?(amer., slang) henge sammen -
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n. stapel; (in computers) wachtrij, opslagplaats, een deel van het geheugen waar informatie wordt bewaard en waaruit deze in omgekeerde volgorde kan worden opgevraagd; boekenplank; schoorsteen--------v. opstapelen, op een hoop leggenstack1[ stæk] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 (hooi/hout)mijt ⇒ (hooi)opper/berg♦voorbeelden:————————stack2II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden: -
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♦ blow (1) /bləʊ/n.1 colpo di vento; raffica; ventata5 (fam.) forte vento; burrascablow (2) /bləʊ/n.1 colpo; percossa: to exchange blows, picchiarsi; to deliver a blow, assestare un colpo; to soften (o to cushion) the blow, ( anche fig.) attutire (o attenuare) il colpo2 colpo; mazzata: The loss of his son was a great blow to him, la perdita del figlio è stata per lui un grave colpo; a cruel blow, un duro colpo; a heavy blow, un forte colpo3 attacco improvviso; colpo di mano; sforzo violento● blow-by-blow (agg.), ( di resoconto, ecc.) dettagliato; particolareggiato □ at one blow, in un (sol) colpo; in una volta □ to come to blows, venire alle mani; passare a vie di fatto □ to strike a blow for [against] sb., scendere in campo a favore di [contro] q. □ without striking a blow, senza colpo ferire.blow (3) /bləʊ/n. [u]fioritura: in full blow, in piena fioritura.♦ (to) blow (1) /bləʊ/A v. i.1 ( del vento) soffiare; tirare: The wind was blowing hard, il vento soffiava forte; A cool breeze was blowing, tirava un'arietta fresca4 essere spinto (o sospinto) dal vento; essere agitato; volare; sventolare; sbattere: The curtains were blowing in the breeze, le tende erano mosse dalla brezza; My hat blew away, il mio cappello è volato via; A feather blew into the room, una piuma è volata nella stanza; to blow about, essere sospinto di qua e di là dal vento; essere scompigliato dal vento; The kite blew away, l'aquilone è volato via5 ( di strumento a fiato, sirena, ecc.) suonare: A trumpet blew, suonò una tromba; I heard a hooter blowing, sentii suonare una sirena10 (fam.) vantarsi; autoincensarsi11 (fam., mus.) suonare jazz o rock con entusiasmoB v. t.1 ( del vento, ecc.) sospingere; portare: leaves blown by the wind, foglie portate dal vento; The wind blew in the smoke, il vento ha portato dentro il fumo; The blast blew him against the wall, l'esplosione lo ha scaraventato contro il muro; to be blown off course, ( di nave) essere sospinta fuori rotta dal vento; (fig., di progetto) venire stravolto2 emettere dalla bocca ( aria, fiato, ecc.); soffiare: to blow smoke rings, fare anelli di fumo; He blew the smoke into my face, mi ha soffiato in faccia il fumo4 soffiare in ( uno strumento a fiato); suonare: to blow a trumpet, suonare una tromba; to blow one's whistle, soffiare nel fischietto; suonare il fischietto; ( sport, di arbitro) fischiare6 far esplodere; far saltare (in aria): to blow st. to pieces, ( di esplosione) mandare in pezzi qc.; ridurre in briciole qc.; distruggere qc.9 (fam.) spendere ( una grossa somma di denaro); far fuori (fam.): I decided to blow all my savings on a trip round the world, decisi di spendere tutti i miei risparmi in un viaggio intorno al mondo10 (fam.) sprecare, sciupare, buttare via ( un'occasione, ecc.); rovinare; fare fiasco in; toppare (pop.); cannare (pop.): You've just blown your chances for promotion, ti sei appena giocato la promozione; I blew it!, me la sono giocata!; ho rovinato tutto!; ho fatto fiasco!; ho cannato!11 rivelare: to blow sb. 's cover, rivelare la vera identità di q.; far saltare la copertura di q.; tradire q.12 (di solito all'imper., p. p. blowed) (fam. GB) mandare al diavolo (o all'inferno); far venire un colpo a: Blow the risk!, al diavolo il rischio!; Blow the expense!, al diavolo i soldi!; crepi l'avarizia!; Blow it!, al diavolo!; accidenti!; Well, blow me!, accidenti!; mi venga un colpo!; mi possano…! I'll be blowed if…!, che mi venga un colpo se…!; non mi sogno nemmeno di…!13 (fam. USA) offrire a; pagare a: to blow sb. to a meal, invitare a pranzo q.; offrire un pranzo a q.● to blow away the cobwebs ► cobweb □ to blow the bellows, tirare il mantice □ to blow bubbles, fare le bolle di sapone □ to blow cold on st., essere poco entusiasta di qc. □ (fam. USA) to blow one's cookies, vomitare □ (fam. USA) to blow the door off st., superare qc. alla grande; sbaragliare qc. □ (fam.) to blow a fuse, perdere la pazienza, infuriarsi; andare fuori dai gangheri □ (fam. antiq. GB) to blow the gaff, rivelare un segreto; spifferare tutto □ (fam.) to blow a gasket, perdere la pazienza; infuriarsi; andare fuori dai gangheri; esplodere □ to blow one's own horn = to blow one's own trumpet ► sotto □ (fig.) to blow hot and cold, essere indeciso; tentennare □ to blow sb. a kiss, mandare un bacio a q. □ to blow kisses, gettare baci □ to blow one's lid = to blow one's top ► sotto □ (teatr.) to blow one's lines, impaperarsi □ (fam. USA) to blow one's lunch, vomitare □ ( slang) to blow sb. 's mind, essere entusiasmante, travolgente; far sballare q. (pop.); ( di droga) far sballare q., dare lo sballo a q. □ ( slang USA) Blow on it!, piantala!; dacci un taglio! □ to blow one's nose, soffiarsi il naso □ to blow open, ( del vento) aprire, spalancare ( una porta, ecc.); (di porta, ecc.) aprirsi di colpo, spalancarsi □ (fam.) to blow st. out of the water, distruggere qc.; mandare all'aria qc.; ( anche) screditare qc., demolire qc. □ to blow shut, ( del vento) chiudere ( una porta, ecc.); (di porta, ecc.) chiudersi sbattendo □ to blow st. sky-high, far saltare in aria ( con un esplosivo); (fig.) distruggere, demolire (una teoria, ecc.); ( anche) sparare ( una notizia), far scoppiare uno scandalo su qc.: This'll blow his alibi sky-high, questo demolirà completamente il suo alibi □ (fam.) to blow sb. 's socks off ► sock (1) □ (fam. USA) to blow one's top (o stack), infuriarsi; perdere la pazienza; perdere le staffe; andar fuori dai gangheri □ ( slang USA) to blow town, partire all'improvviso; fare fagotto; squagliarsela; svignarsela □ (fig.) to blow one's own trumpet, cantarsi da solo le proprie lodi; autoincensarsi; battersi la grancassa; □ ( slang) to blow the whistle on (st., sb.), denunciare pubblicamente, rivelare ( un'attività illegale o un colpevole di illegalità) □ to blow with the wind, muoversi secondo come tira il vento, essere incostante.(to) blow (2) /bləʊ/( raro) fiorire; sbocciare; dischiudersi.
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blow\ one's\ stack — • blow a fuse • blow a gasket • blow one s stack v. phr. slang To become extremely angry; express rage in hot words. When Mr. McCarthy s son got married against his wishes, he blew a fuse. When the umpire called Joe out at first, Joe blew his top … Словарь американских идиом
blow one's stack — verb get very angry and fly into a rage The professor combusted when the student didn t know the answer to a very elementary question Spam makes me go ballistic • Syn: ↑flip one s lid, ↑blow up, ↑throw a fit, ↑hit the roof, ↑hit the ceiling, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
blow one's stack — idi blow one s stack or top , to become enraged; lose one s temper … From formal English to slang
blow one's stack — phrasal see blow one s top … New Collegiate Dictionary
blow one’s stack — Go to blow a fuse … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
blow\ one's\ top — v. phr. To become very excited, angry, hysterical, or furious. No need to blow your top, Al, his wife said, just because you lost a few dollars. See: blow a fuse, blow one s top , blow one s stack … Словарь американских идиом
blow one's top — phrasal or blow one s lid or blow one s stack slang : to lose control of oneself: a. : to become furiously angry : be incoherent with rage b. : to go crazy : become insa … Useful english dictionary
blow one's (own) trumpet — Praise oneself, blow one s stack or top Lose one s temper … A concise dictionary of English slang
blow one's top — or blow one s stack phrasal 1. to become violently angry 2. to go crazy … New Collegiate Dictionary
blow one's top (or chiefly N. Amer. lid or stack) — informal lose one s temper. → blow … English new terms dictionary
blow one's lid — phrasal see blow one s top * * * blow one s lid (or top or stack or cool) informal lose one s temper … Useful english dictionary