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41 gift
nouna gift box/pack — eine Geschenkpackung
2) (talent etc.) Begabung, diehave a gift for languages/mathematics — sprachbegabt/mathematisch begabt sein
3) (easy task etc.)be a gift — geschenkt sein (ugs.)
* * *[ɡift] 1. noun1) (something given willingly, eg as a present: a birthday gift.) das Geschenk2) (a natural ability: She has a gift for music.) die Begabung2. verb(to give or present as a gift: This painting was gifted by our former chairman.) schenken- academic.ru/31112/gifted">gifted- gift of the gab* * *[gɪft]na birthday \gift ein Geburtstagsgeschenk ntto bear \gifts Geschenke mitbringenit's/that's a \gift! das ist geschenkt!that goal was a \gift! das Tor war ja geschenkt!to have a \gift for languages sprachbegabt sein7.* * *[gɪft]1. nto make a gift of sth to sb, to make sb a gift of sth — jdm etw zum Geschenk machen (form)
there is a free gift with every purchase over £10 — bei jedem Kauf im Wert von über £ 10 erhalten Sie ein Geschenk
I wouldn't have it as a gift — ich möchte es nicht geschenkt haben
that question/goal was a gift (inf) — die Frage/das Tor war ja geschenkt (inf)
he thinks he's God's gift (to women) (inf) — er denkt, er ist der Traum aller Frauen
2) (form= right to give)
this is in the gift of the government — das liegt im Ermessen der Regierung3) (= talent) Gabe fto have a gift for sth — ein Talent nt für etw haben
she has a gift for teaching — sie hat eine Begabung zur Lehrerin
he has a gift for languages/music — er ist sprachbegabt/musikalisch begabt
See:→ gab2. vtals Schenkung überlassen* * *gift [ɡıft]A s1. a) Geschenk nb) Spende f:make a gift of sth to sb jemandem etwas zum Geschenk machen, jemandem etwas schenken;at £10 it’s a gift! für 10 Pfund ist es geschenkt!;gift of flowers Blumengeschenk;2. JUR Schenkung f:gift (by will) letztwillige Schenkung, Vermächtnis n;gift mortis causa [ˈmɔː(r)tısˌkaʊsɑː] Schenkung für den Todesfall3. JUR Verleihungsrecht n:the office is not in his gift er kann dieses Amt nicht verleihen oder vergebenfor, of für):have a gift for doing sth ein Talent dafür oder die Gabe haben, etwas zu tun;gift for languages Sprachtalent;have a gift for languages sprachbegabt sein;B v/t1. beschenken ( with mit)2. schenken, geben ( beide:sth to sb jemandem etwas)C adj geschenkt, Geschenk…:gift tax Schenkungssteuer f;don’t ( oder never) look a gift horse in the mouth (Sprichwort) einem geschenkten Gaul schaut oder sieht man nicht ins Maul* * *nouna gift box/pack — eine Geschenkpackung
2) (talent etc.) Begabung, diehave a gift for languages/mathematics — sprachbegabt/mathematisch begabt sein
3) (easy task etc.)be a gift — geschenkt sein (ugs.)
* * *n.Gabe -n f.Geschenk -e n.Schenkung f. -
42 würdig
I Adj.1. worthy (+ Gen of); (verdient) deserving (of); ein würdiger Gegner a worthy opponent; einer Sache würdig sein auch merit ( oder deserve) s.th.; er ist dessen nicht würdig he doesn’t deserve it; sich jemandes Vertrauens würdig erweisen prove worthy of s.o.’s confidenceII Adv.: jemanden würdig vertreten be a worthy representative of s.o.; sich würdig verhalten behave with dignity* * *stately; worthy; dignified; deserving* * *wụ̈r|dig ['vʏrdɪç]1. adj1) (= würdevoll) dignified2) (= wert) worthyjds/einer Sache würdig/nicht würdig sein — to be worthy/unworthy of sb/sth
sich jds/einer Sache würdig erweisen or zeigen — to prove oneself to be worthy of sb/sth
2. advsich verhalten with dignity; beerdigen respectfully; jdn behandeln with respect; begrüßen, empfangen with great respect; vertreten worthily* * *1) (good and deserving: I willingly give money to a worthy cause.) worthy2) ((with of) typical of, suited to, or in keeping with: a performance worthy of a champion.) worthy3) (of great enough importance etc: She was not thought worthy to be presented to the king.) worthy* * *wür·dig[ˈvʏrdɪç]I. adj1. (ehrbar) dignifiedein \würdiger Herr a dignified gentlemanein \würdiges Aussehen haben to have a dignified appearance2. (wert, angemessen) worthyeinen \würdigen Vertreter finden to find a worthy replacementsie ist deiner nicht \würdig she doesn't deserve youich bezweifle, dass sie deines Vertrauens \würdig ist I doubt that she's worthy of your trustes ist seiner nicht \würdig, das zu tun it is not worthy of him to do thatjdn \würdig empfangen to receive sb with dignity; (gebührend) worthyjdn \würdig vertreten to be a worthy replacement for sb* * *1.1) dignified2.jemandes/einer Sache [nicht] würdig sein — [not] be worthy of somebody/something
1) with dignity; < dressed> in a dignified manner2) (angemessen) worthily; < celebrate> in a/the appropriate manner* * *A. adjein würdiger Gegner a worthy opponent;er ist dessen nicht würdig he doesn’t deserve it;sich jemandes Vertrauens würdig erweisen prove worthy of sb’s confidence2. (würdevoll) dignified;ein würdiger alter Herr a dignified old gentlemanB. adv:jemanden würdig vertreten be a worthy representative of sb;sich würdig verhalten behave with dignity* * *1.1) dignified2.jemandes/einer Sache [nicht] würdig sein — [not] be worthy of somebody/something
1) with dignity; < dressed> in a dignified manner2) (angemessen) worthily; < celebrate> in a/the appropriate manner* * *adj.grave adj.worthy adj. adv.dignifiedly adv.worthily adv. -
43 voglia sf
['vɔʎʎa]1) (desiderio) wish, desire, (di donna incinta) cravingaver voglia di qc/di fare qc — to feel like sth/like doing sth, (più forte) to want sth/to do sth
morire dalla voglia di fare qc/di qc — to be dying o longing to do sth/for sth
hai voglia di gridare, tanto non ti sente! fam — he can't hear you however much you shout
2) (disposizione) willcontro voglia; di mala voglia — unwillingly
3) (desiderio sessuale) desire, lust4) (macchia della pelle) birthmark -
44 voglia
sf ['vɔʎʎa]1) (desiderio) wish, desire, (di donna incinta) cravingaver voglia di qc/di fare qc — to feel like sth/like doing sth, (più forte) to want sth/to do sth
morire dalla voglia di fare qc/di qc — to be dying o longing to do sth/for sth
hai voglia di gridare, tanto non ti sente! fam — he can't hear you however much you shout
2) (disposizione) willcontro voglia; di mala voglia — unwillingly
3) (desiderio sessuale) desire, lust4) (macchia della pelle) birthmark -
45 Д-418
ЗА МИЛУЮ ДУШУ coll PrepP Invar adv1. (to do sth.) very willingly, with great enthusiasm, delight: (be) more than happy (to do sth.)(be) only too glad (happy) (to do sth.) with great pleasure happily gladly (in limited contexts) to one'sheartfscontentсъесть (сожрать substand) что \Д-418 -relish (savor) every bite (of sth.)повеселиться - = have the time of one's life."А ведь она (Нинка)... и правда понесла бы их (бутылки с водкой) сдавать... А там за милу(ю) душу приняли бы за те же двенадцать копеек» (Распутин 3). "She (Ninka) really would have done it too. She'd have taken them (the bottles full of vodka) back.... And they'd have been only too glad to give her twelve kopecks for them, same as for the empties" (3a).Тогда вой усилился, словно воющий решил во время перерыва повыть за милую душу (Аксёнов 6). Then the wailing grew louder, as though the waiter had decided that during the lunch break he would wail to his heart's content (6a).Он заговорщически подмигнул мне: не пропадем, мол, погужуемся за милую душу! (Аксенов 6). Не gave me a conspiratorial wink, meaning: We're not going to waste our stay here, we're going to have the time of our lives, aren't we?! (6a).2. ( usu. used with pfv verbs) (to do sth.) without deliberating, immediately, with no qualmswithout thinking twicewithout a moment's hesitation just like that (right) then and there (in limited contexts) in a snap.Не ввязывайся в драку с Петром - может прихлопнуть за милую душу. Don't get in a fight with Pyotr, he could kill you just like that.Эти суки могут тебя обратать и в международной зоне аэропорта, и на борту самолета запереть в сортирный чуланчик, как недавно поступили с нежной балериной В., и в братской республике захапают за милую душу (Аксенов 12). Those animals could get him back even from the international zone or lock him into the toilet on board a plane, he knew, as they recently did with the delicate ballerina V, and they could grab him in a snap in a "fraternal republic" (12a).3. (used with pfv verbs) certainly, unquestionably, without any doubtfor (darn) suresure as anything (therefe (there are)) no two ways about it. -
46 за милую душу
• ЗА МИЛУЮ ДУШУ coll[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====1. (to do sth.) very willingly, with great enthusiasm, delight:- (be) more than happy (to do sth.);- (be) only too glad (happy) (to do sth.);- happily;- gladly;- [in limited contexts] to one'sheartfscontent;♦ "А ведь она [Нинка]... и правда понесла бы их [бутылки с водкой] сдавать... А там за милу[ю] душу приняли бы за те же двенадцать копеек" (Распутин 3). "She [Ninka] really would have done it too. She'd have taken them [the bottles full of vodka] back.... And they'd have been only too glad to give her twelve kopecks for them, same as for the empties" (3a).♦ Тогда вой усилился, словно воющий решил во время перерыва повыть за милую душу (Аксёнов 6). Then the wailing grew louder, as though the waiter had decided that during the lunch break he would wail to his heart's content (6a).♦ Он заговорщически подмигнул мне: не пропадем, мол, погужуемся за милую душу! (Аксёнов 6). He gave me a conspiratorial wink, meaning: We're not going to waste our stay here; we're going to have the time of our lives, aren't we?! (6a).2. [usu. used with pfv verbs]⇒ (to do sth.) without deliberating, immediately, with no qualms:- [in limited contexts] in a snap.♦ Не ввязывайся в драку с Петром - может прихлопнуть за милую душу. Don't get in a fight with Pyotr, he could kill you just like that.♦ Эти суки могут тебя обратать и в международной зоне аэропорта, и на борту самолета запереть в сортирный чуланчик, как недавно поступили с нежной балериной В., и в братской республике захапают за милую душу (Аксёнов 12). Those animals could get him back even from the international zone or lock him into the toilet on board a plane, he knew, as they recently did with the delicate ballerina V, and they could grab him in a snap in a "fraternal republic" (12a).3. [used with pfv verbs]⇒ certainly, unquestionably, without any doubt:- (there's < there are>) no two ways about it.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за милую душу
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47 Geschenk
n; -(e)s, -e present, gift; zu Werbezwecken: give(-)away, free gift; (Schenkung) donation; Geschenk des Himmels fig. godsend; jemandem ein Geschenk machen give s.o. a present; jemandem etw. zum Geschenk machen give s.o. s.th. as a present; kleine Geschenke erhalten die Freundschaft Sprichw. little presents keep friendships alive* * *das Geschenkbestowment; present; gift* * *Ge|schẹnk [gə'ʃɛŋk]nt -(e)s, -epresent, gift; (= Schenkung) giftjdm ein Geschenk machen — to give sb a present
jdm etw zum Geschenk machen — to make sb a present of sth, to give sb sth (as a present)
ein Geschenk seiner Mutter — a present or gift from his mother
das war ein Geschenk des Himmels — it was a godsend
* * *das1) (something given willingly, eg as a present: a birthday gift.) gift2) (a gift: a birthday offering.) offering3) (a gift: a wedding present; birthday presents.) present* * *Ge·schenk<-[e]s, -e>[gəˈʃɛŋk]nt (Gabe) present, giftjdm ein \Geschenk machen to give sb a present [or gift]jdm etw zum \Geschenk machen to make sb a present [or gift] of sth, to give sb sth as a present [or gift]* * *das; Geschenk[e]s, Geschenke present; gift* * *Geschenk des Himmels fig godsend;jemandem ein Geschenk machen give sb a present;jemandem etwas zum Geschenk machen give sb sth as a present;kleine Geschenke erhalten die Freundschaft sprichw little presents keep friendships alive* * *das; Geschenk[e]s, Geschenke present; gift* * *-e n.bestowal n.donation n.gift n.present n. -
48 game
I noun1) (form of contest) Spiel, das; (a contest) (with ball) Spiel, das; (at [table-]tennis, chess, cards, billiards, cricket) Partie, diehave or play a game of tennis/chess etc. [with somebody] — eine Partie Tennis/Schach usw. [mit jemandem] spielen
have or play a game of football [with somebody] — Fußball [mit jemandem] spielen
be on/off one's game — gut in Form/nicht in Form sein
beat somebody at his own game — (fig.) jemanden mit seinen eigenen Waffen schlagen (geh.)
play the game — (fig.) sich an die Spielregeln halten (fig.)
[I'll show her that] two can play at that game — (fig.) was sie kann, kann ich auch
play somebody's game — jemandem in die Hände arbeiten; (for one's own benefit) jemandes Spiel mitspielen
the game is up — (coll.) das Spiel ist aus
what's his game? — (coll.) was hat er vor?
what's the game? — (coll.) was soll das?
be new to the game — (fig.) neu im Geschäft sein (auch fig. ugs.)
be/go on the game — [Prostituierte:] anschaffen gehen (salopp)
5) in pl. (athletic contests) Spiele; (in school) (sports) Schulsport, der; (athletics) Leichtathletik, diegood at games — gut im Sport
6) (portion of contest) Spiel, dastwo games all — zwei beide; zwei zu zwei
game to Graf — (Tennis) Spiel Graf
game, set, and match — (Tennis) Spiel, Satz und Sieg
fair game — (fig.) Freiwild, das
easy game — (fig. coll.) leichte Beute
II adjectivebig game — Großwild, das
be game to do something — (be willing) bereit sein, etwas zu tun
be game for something/anything — zu etwas/allem bereit sein
* * *[ɡeim] 1. noun1) (an enjoyable activity, which eg children play: a game of pretending.) das Spiel2) (a competitive form of activity, with rules: Football, tennis and chess are games.) das Spiel4) ((the flesh of) certain birds and animals which are killed for sport: He's very fond of game; ( also adjective) a game bird.) das Wildbret2. adjective- academic.ru/87346/gamely">gamely- games
- gamekeeper
- game point
- game reserve
- game warden
- the game is up* * *game1[geɪm]I. nlet's play a \game of football/tennis lass uns Fußball/Tennis spielenboard \game Brettspiel nta \game of chance ein Glücksspiel nta \game of chess eine Partie Schachcomputer \game Computerspiel ntparty \game Gesellschaftsspiel ntto win/lose a \game ein Spiel gewinnen/verlierenwaiting \game Hinhaltetaktik fto play the waiting \game erst mal abwarten fama \game of cops and robbers Räuber und Gendarmmy \game is a bit off today ich bin heute nicht in Formto be off one's \game nicht zu seinem Spiel finden, schlecht spielento be on one's \game gut in Form seinthat's enough fun and \games! Schluss jetzt mit den Scherzen!to be just a \game to sb für jdn nur ein Spiel seinwhat's your \game? ( fam) was soll das?he found out her little \game er kam ihr auf die Schlicheto be up to one's old \games es mit der alten Masche versuchen famto play \games with sb mit jdm spielento play sb's \game (willingly) jds Spiel mitspielen; (unwillingly) jdm in die Hände [o Hand] arbeitento see through sb's \game jds Spiel durchschauen6.the Olympic \games die Olympischen Spiele7.▶ the beautiful \game der Fußball▶ to give the \game away alles verratenpower is the name of the \game in the business world in der Geschäftswelt geht es nur um Macht▶ to be on the \game BRIT ( fam: be a prostitute) auf den Strich gehen sl; AM ( fam: be a criminal) seine Finger in unsauberen Geschäften haben fam▶ two can play at that \game was du kannst, kann ich schon lange▶ the \game is not worth the candle die Mühe lohnt sich nichtII. adj▪ to be \game [to do sth] bereit sein[, etw zu tun]I'm going for a drink — are you \game? ich gehe was trinken — bist du dabei? famshe's a real \game kid AM (sl) sie ist zu allem bereitto be \game for anything zu allem bereit seinIII. vi spielengame2[geɪm]n no plbig \game Großwild ntsmall \game kleine Wildtiere3.▶ fair \game Freiwild nt* * *I [geɪm]1. n1) Spiel nt; (= sport) Sport(art f) m; (= single game, of team sports, tennis) Spiel nt; (of table tennis) Satz m; (of billiards, board games etc, informal tennis match) Partie fthe wonderful game of football — Fußball, das wunderbare Spiel
to have or play a game of football/tennis/chess etc — Fußball/Tennis/Schach etc spielen
do you fancy a quick game of tennis/chess? —
we had a quick game of cards after supper — nach dem Essen spielten wir ein bisschen Karten
to have a game with sb, to give sb a game — mit jdm spielen
winning the second set put him back in the game again — nachdem er den zweiten Satz gewonnen hatte, hatte er wieder Chancen
he's just playing ( silly) games — für ihn ist es nur ein Spiel
to see through sb's game — jds Spiel durchschauen, jdm auf die Schliche kommen
to spoil sb's little game — jdm das Spiel verderben, jdm die Suppe versalzen (inf)
I wonder what his game is? — ich frage mich, was er vorhat or im Schilde führt
so that's your game, is it? — darauf willst du also hinaus!
to be/keep ahead of the game (fig) — um eine Nasenlänge voraus sein/bleiben
3) pl (= sports event) Spiele pl5) (inf: business, profession) Branche fto be/go on the game (esp Brit) — auf den Strich gehen (inf)
7) (HUNT, COOK) Wild nt2. vi(um Geld) spielen3. vtverspielen IIadj(= brave) mutigto be game to do sth — bereit sein, etw zu tun
IIIto be game for anything — für alles zu haben sein, zu allen Schandtaten bereit sein (hum inf)
adj(= crippled) lahm* * *game1 [ɡeım]A s1. Scherz m, Ulk m:make (a) game of sb sich über jemanden lustig machen;make (a) game of sth etwas ins Lächerliche ziehen2. Unterhaltung f, Zeitvertreib m3. (Karten-, Ball- etc) Spiel n:the game of golf das Golf(spiel);be on (off) one’s game (nicht) in Form sein;play the game sich an die Spielregeln halten (a. fig fair sein);play a good (poor) game gut (schlecht) spielen;play a good game of chess ein guter Schachspieler sein;play a losing game auf der Verliererstraße sein;a) verhalten oder auf Abwarten spielen,the game is four all das Spiel steht 4 beide;game, set, match (Tennis) Spiel, Satz und Sieg;5. pl SCHULE Sport m6. fig Spiel n, Plan m, (geheime) Absicht:what’s your game? welches Spiel spielen Sie?;the game is up das Spiel ist aus;beat sb at their own game jemanden mit seinen eigenen Waffen schlagen;give the game away die Katze aus dem Sack lassen fig;I know his (little) game ich weiß, was er im Schilde führt;play sb’s game jemandem in die Hände spielen;play a double game ein doppeltes Spiel treiben;7. pl fig Schliche pl, Tricks pl, Kniffe pl:none of your games! keine Dummheiten oder Tricks!8. Spiel n (Geräte):a game of table tennis ein Tischtennis(spiel)9. umg Branche f:he’s been in the game for five years er ist schon seit fünf Jahren im Geschäft;he’s in the advertising game er macht in Werbung;be new to the game neu im Geschäft sein;she’s on the game bes Br sie geht auf den Strich10. JAGD Wild n, jagdbare Tiere pl:11. Wildbret n:game pie Wildpastete f12. fig obs Mut m, Schneid mB adj (adv gamely)1. Jagd…, Wild…3. a) aufgelegt ( for zu):be game to do sth dazu aufgelegt sein, etwas zu tun;I’m game for a swim ich habe Lust, schwimmen zu gehenbe game for anything für alles zu haben sein;I’m game ich mache mit, ich bin dabeiC v/i (um Geld) spielen* * *I noun1) (form of contest) Spiel, das; (a contest) (with ball) Spiel, das; (at [table-]tennis, chess, cards, billiards, cricket) Partie, diehave or play a game of tennis/chess etc. [with somebody] — eine Partie Tennis/Schach usw. [mit jemandem] spielen
have or play a game of football [with somebody] — Fußball [mit jemandem] spielen
be on/off one's game — gut in Form/nicht in Form sein
beat somebody at his own game — (fig.) jemanden mit seinen eigenen Waffen schlagen (geh.)
play the game — (fig.) sich an die Spielregeln halten (fig.)
[I'll show her that] two can play at that game — (fig.) was sie kann, kann ich auch
2) (fig.): (scheme, undertaking) Vorhaben, dasplay somebody's game — jemandem in die Hände arbeiten; (for one's own benefit) jemandes Spiel mitspielen
the game is up — (coll.) das Spiel ist aus
what's his game? — (coll.) was hat er vor?
what's the game? — (coll.) was soll das?
3) (business, activity) Gewerbe, das; Branche, diebe new to the game — (fig.) neu im Geschäft sein (auch fig. ugs.)
be/go on the game — [Prostituierte:] anschaffen gehen (salopp)
don't play games with me — versuch nicht, mich auf den Arm zu nehmen (ugs.)
5) in pl. (athletic contests) Spiele; (in school) (sports) Schulsport, der; (athletics) Leichtathletik, die6) (portion of contest) Spiel, dastwo games all — zwei beide; zwei zu zwei
game to Graf — (Tennis) Spiel Graf
game, set, and match — (Tennis) Spiel, Satz und Sieg
fair game — (fig.) Freiwild, das
easy game — (fig. coll.) leichte Beute
II adjectivebig game — Großwild, das
be game to do something — (be willing) bereit sein, etwas zu tun
be game for something/anything — zu etwas/allem bereit sein
* * *(hunting) n.Wild nur sing. n. n.Partie -n f.Spiel -e n. -
49 Р-260
С РУКАМИ И (С) НОГАМИ С РУКАМИ-НОГАМИ coll PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO1. (выдавать, разоблачать кого, отдавать, брать что и т. п.) - (to give s.o. away, expose s.o., give s.o. sth., take sth. etc) entirely, fullycompletelyaltogether totally lock, stock, and barrel.Рецензия анонимная, но нетрудно догадаться, кто её написал: злобный тон и полное отсутствие объективности выдают автора с руками и ногами. The review was anonymous, but it's not hard to guess who wrote it: the spiteful tone and complete lack of objectivity give the author away completely.«...Этакую-то драгоценность, этакой факт... я вам так, с руками и с ногами, и выдал, я-то, следователь! И вы ничего в этом не видите?» (Достоевский 3). "...I let you have such a precious thing, such a fact...just like that, lock, stock, and barrel-I, an investigator! And you see nothing in it?" (3c).Аркадий Иванович, помните, на сумке Холодовой следы растворителя масляной краски... Не отпечатки ли пальцев им ликвидировали?» - «Возможно, но для этого проще было применить одеколон, - ответил Дымокуров. -- Почему возник такой вопрос?» - «Кажется, в деле замешан Алик Зарванцев». - «Логично ли? Пользуясь растворителем, художник, как говорится, с руками и ногами выдаёт себя» (Черненок 2). ( context transl) "Arkady Ivanovich, do you remember there were turpentine traces on Kholodova's purse? Could it have been used to obliterate fingerprints?" "Perhaps, but it would have been easier to use cologne," Dymokurov replied. "Why?" "I think that Alik Zarvantsev is mixed up in this." "Is that logical? Using turpentine when you're an artist is like signing a confession" (2a).2. eagerly, willinglywith (great) pleasuregladly (be) more than happy to (do sth.) (be) thrilled (delighted) to (do sth.) I'd (he'd etc) love to.«Как ты насчёт того, чтобы перейти к нам на работу?» -«С руками и ногами!» "How would you feel about coming to work for us?" "I'd love to!" -
50 с руками и ногами
• С РУКАМИ И (С) НОГАМИ; С РУКАМИ-НОГАМИ coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. (выдавать, разоблачать кого, отдавать, брать что и т.п.) - (to give s.o. away, expose s.o., give s.o. sth., take sth. etc) entirely, fully:- completely;- altogether;- totally;- lock, stock, and barrel.♦ Рецензия анонимная, но нетрудно догадаться, кто её написал: злобный тон и полное отсутствие объективности выдают автора с руками и ногами. The review was anonymous, but it's not hard to guess who wrote it: the spiteful tone and complete lack of objectivity give the author away completely.♦ "...Этакую-то драгоценность, этакой факт... я вам так, с руками и с ногами, и выдал, я-то, следователь! И вы ничего в этом не видите?" (Достоевский 3). "...I let you have such a precious thing, such a fact...just like that, lock, stock, and barrel-I, an investigator! And you see nothing in it?" (3c).♦ "Аркадий Иванович, помните, на сумке Холодовой следы растворителя масляной краски... Не отпечатки ли пальцев им ликвидировали?" - "Возможно, но для этого проще было применить одеколон, - ответил Дымокуров. - Почему возник такой вопрос?" - "Кажется, в деле замешан Алик Зарванцев". - "Логично ли? Пользуясь растворителем, художник, как говорится, с руками и ногами выдаёт себя" (Чернёнок 2). [context transl] "Arkady Ivanovich, do you remember there were turpentine traces on Kholodova's purse? Could it have been used to obliterate fingerprints?" "Perhaps, but it would have been easier to use cologne," Dymokurov replied. "Why?" "I think that Alik Zarvantsev is mixed up in this." "Is that logical? Using turpentine when you're an artist is like signing a confession" (2a).2. eagerly, willingly:- gladly;- (be) more than happy to (do sth.);- (be) thrilled (delighted) to (do sth.);- I'd (he'd etc) love to.♦ "Как ты насчёт того, чтобы перейти к нам на работу?" - "С руками и ногами!" "How would you feel about coming to work for us?" "I'd love to!"Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с руками и ногами
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51 с руками и с ногами
• С РУКАМИ И (С) НОГАМИ; С РУКАМИ-НОГАМИ coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. (выдавать, разоблачать кого, отдавать, брать что и т.п.) - (to give s.o. away, expose s.o., give s.o. sth., take sth. etc) entirely, fully:- completely;- altogether;- totally;- lock, stock, and barrel.♦ Рецензия анонимная, но нетрудно догадаться, кто её написал: злобный тон и полное отсутствие объективности выдают автора с руками и ногами. The review was anonymous, but it's not hard to guess who wrote it: the spiteful tone and complete lack of objectivity give the author away completely.♦ "...Этакую-то драгоценность, этакой факт... я вам так, с руками и с ногами, и выдал, я-то, следователь! И вы ничего в этом не видите?" (Достоевский 3). "...I let you have such a precious thing, such a fact...just like that, lock, stock, and barrel-I, an investigator! And you see nothing in it?" (3c).♦ "Аркадий Иванович, помните, на сумке Холодовой следы растворителя масляной краски... Не отпечатки ли пальцев им ликвидировали?" - "Возможно, но для этого проще было применить одеколон, - ответил Дымокуров. - Почему возник такой вопрос?" - "Кажется, в деле замешан Алик Зарванцев". - "Логично ли? Пользуясь растворителем, художник, как говорится, с руками и ногами выдаёт себя" (Чернёнок 2). [context transl] "Arkady Ivanovich, do you remember there were turpentine traces on Kholodova's purse? Could it have been used to obliterate fingerprints?" "Perhaps, but it would have been easier to use cologne," Dymokurov replied. "Why?" "I think that Alik Zarvantsev is mixed up in this." "Is that logical? Using turpentine when you're an artist is like signing a confession" (2a).2. eagerly, willingly:- gladly;- (be) more than happy to (do sth.);- (be) thrilled (delighted) to (do sth.);- I'd (he'd etc) love to.♦ "Как ты насчёт того, чтобы перейти к нам на работу?" - "С руками и ногами!" "How would you feel about coming to work for us?" "I'd love to!"Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с руками и с ногами
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52 с руками-ногами
• С РУКАМИ И (С) НОГАМИ; С РУКАМИ-НОГАМИ coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. (выдавать, разоблачать кого, отдавать, брать что и т.п.) - (to give s.o. away, expose s.o., give s.o. sth., take sth. etc) entirely, fully:- completely;- altogether;- totally;- lock, stock, and barrel.♦ Рецензия анонимная, но нетрудно догадаться, кто её написал: злобный тон и полное отсутствие объективности выдают автора с руками и ногами. The review was anonymous, but it's not hard to guess who wrote it: the spiteful tone and complete lack of objectivity give the author away completely.♦ "...Этакую-то драгоценность, этакой факт... я вам так, с руками и с ногами, и выдал, я-то, следователь! И вы ничего в этом не видите?" (Достоевский 3). "...I let you have such a precious thing, such a fact...just like that, lock, stock, and barrel-I, an investigator! And you see nothing in it?" (3c).♦ "Аркадий Иванович, помните, на сумке Холодовой следы растворителя масляной краски... Не отпечатки ли пальцев им ликвидировали?" - "Возможно, но для этого проще было применить одеколон, - ответил Дымокуров. - Почему возник такой вопрос?" - "Кажется, в деле замешан Алик Зарванцев". - "Логично ли? Пользуясь растворителем, художник, как говорится, с руками и ногами выдаёт себя" (Чернёнок 2). [context transl] "Arkady Ivanovich, do you remember there were turpentine traces on Kholodova's purse? Could it have been used to obliterate fingerprints?" "Perhaps, but it would have been easier to use cologne," Dymokurov replied. "Why?" "I think that Alik Zarvantsev is mixed up in this." "Is that logical? Using turpentine when you're an artist is like signing a confession" (2a).2. eagerly, willingly:- gladly;- (be) more than happy to (do sth.);- (be) thrilled (delighted) to (do sth.);- I'd (he'd etc) love to.♦ "Как ты насчёт того, чтобы перейти к нам на работу?" - "С руками и ногами!" "How would you feel about coming to work for us?" "I'd love to!"Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с руками-ногами
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53 help
1 დახმარებაwith the help of smb. / sth ვისიმე / რისიმე დახმარებითfriendly / material / financial / moral / disinterested help მეგობრული / მატერიალური / ფინანსური / მორალური / უანგარო დახმარება2 დახმარება (დაეხმარება), შველა (უშველის), ხელის შეწყობაwill you help me? დამეხმარები? / მიშველი?3 (cannot help doing sth) თავის ვერ შეკავებაI can't help thinking about it ამ აზრს ვერ ვიცილებ // არ შემიძლია ამაზე არ ვიფიქროI can't help if it rains რა ჩემი ბრალია, თუ გაწვიმდა?4 (to help oneself to sth) მირთმევა5 (to help smb. to sth) გამასპინძლება, მირთმევა (მიართმევს)let me help you ნება მომეცი, დაგეხმარო!a reciprocal love / help ურთიერთსიყვარული / თანაზიარი სიყვარული // ურთიერთდახმარებაI want somebody to help me მინდა, რომ ვინმე დამეხმაროსwith a view of helping her მისი დახმარების მიზნით/განზრახვითhelp yourselves, don't hold back მიირთვით, ნუ გერიდებათ!he was more of a hindrance than a help ხელს უფრო გვიშლიდა, ვიდრე გვეხმარებოდაI wish I could help you ნეტავი, შემეძლოს შენი დახმარება / დაგეხმაროhe is willing to help სურს / მზადაა დაგვეხმაროსshe cried for help დაიძახა, მიშველეთოhe went out of his way to help me წელებზე ფეხი დაიდგა, რომ დამხმარებოდა -
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['wɜːðɪ] 1.1) mai attrib. (deserving)to be worthy of sth. — essere degno o meritevole di qcs.
2) (admirable) [ cause] nobile; [citizen, friend] degno2.worthy of sth., sb. — degno di qcs., qcn.
nome notabile m. e f., personalità f.* * *[-ði]1) (good and deserving: I willingly give money to a worthy cause.) degno, meritevole2) ((with of) deserving: She was not worthy of the honour given to her.) degno3) ((with of) typical of, suited to, or in keeping with: a performance worthy of a champion.) degno4) (of great enough importance etc: She was not thought worthy to be presented to the king.) degno* * *worthy /ˈwɜ:ðɪ/A a.1 degno; meritevole: a candidate worthy of support, un candidato meritevole d'appoggio; worthy of praise [of reward], degno di lode [di ricompensa]; (lett.) a worthy adversary, un degno avversario2 (scherz. o iron.) degno; onorevole; rispettabile: Who is that worthy gentleman?, chi è quel rispettabile signore?B n.1 (arc.) dignitario; maggiorente; notabile; personalità: an Elizabethan worthy, una personalità dell'era elisabettiana; the village worthies, i notabili del villaggio2 (scherz. o iron.) degno signore; personaggio; tipo● worthy aims, scopi onorevoli □ (spreg.) a worthy man, un buon uomo □ a worthy reward, una degna ricompensa; una ricompensa adeguata.* * *['wɜːðɪ] 1.1) mai attrib. (deserving)to be worthy of sth. — essere degno o meritevole di qcs.
2) (admirable) [ cause] nobile; [citizen, friend] degno2.worthy of sth., sb. — degno di qcs., qcn.
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cœur [kœʀ]━━━━━━━━━2. compounds━━━━━━━━━1. <a. heart• ça vient du cœur ! it comes straight from the heart!► avoir + cœur• avoir le cœur gros or serré to have a heavy heart• comment peut-on avoir le cœur de refuser ? how can one possibly refuse?► avoir qch sur le cœur• je vais lui dire ce que j'ai sur le cœur I'm going to tell him what's on my mind ; (ce que je pense de lui) I'm going to give him a piece of my mind► à cœur• c'est un sujet qui me tient vraiment à cœur it's an issue I feel very strongly about► à cœur ouvert• s'en donner à cœur joie ( = s'amuser) to have a whale of a time (inf) ; ( = critiquer) to have a field day► de bon cœur [manger, rire] heartily ; [faire, accepter] willingly► de tout cœur [remercier, souhaiter] from the bottom of one's heartb. ( = terme d'affection) mon cœur sweetheartd. ( = partie centrale) heart ; [de pile atomique] core► au cœur de [de région, ville, forêt] in the heart ofe. ( = mémoire)2. < -
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С ДОРОГОЙ ДУШОЙ coll PrepP Invar adv usu. used with pfv verbs ( fut or subjunctive) fixed WO(to do sth.) very willingly: (be) (only too) happy (glad) (to do sth.)gladly (be) delighted (to do sth.) with pleasure.Согласен ли Илья Максимович встать за наковальню? «А почему не согласен, - ответил Илья. - Я кузнечное дело люблю. Вот только с лесом развяжусь - и с дорогой душой» (Абрамов 1). Would Ilya Maximovich agree to man the anvil? "Why not?" he replied. "I like smithing. Once I'm through with the timber I'd be happy to" (1a).«Все бесполезно. Я бы с дорогой душою послужил Григорию Пантелеевичу, но говорю честно: помочь не могу» (Шолохов 5). "It's hopeless. I'd be only too glad to help Grigory Panteleyevich, but, honestly, there's nothing I can do" (5a).Поймите, что здесь, в Городе, он (гетман) набрал бы пятидесятитысячную армию, и какую армию! Отборную, лучшую, потому что все юнкера, все студенты, гимназисты, офицеры, а их тысячи в Городе, все пошли бы с дорогою душой» (Булгаков 3). "Here in the City alone he (the Hetman) could have had a volunteer army of fifty thousand men-and what an army! An elite, none but the very best, because all the officer-cadets, all the students and high school boys and all the officers—and there are thousands of them in the City - would have gladly joined up" (3a). -
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ВВОДИТЬ/ВВЕСТИ кого В КУРС чего, often дела VP subj: human to give s.o. information about sth. (often the latest developments in some matter) or familiarize s.o. with sth.: X ввёл Y-a в курс Z-a = X filled Y in on Z X brought Y up-to-date on Z X briefed Y on Z (when acquainting s.o. with sth. new to him) X introduced Y to Z X showed (taught) Y the ropes.(Анчугин:) Садись, Анна Васильевна, и слушай. Садитесь, граждане. (Угарову) Введи в курс (Вампилов 1). (A.:) Sit down, Anna Vasilyevna, and listen. Sit down, everybody. (To Ugarov.) Fill 'em in (1a)....Дегтярев с любопытством и некоторой жалостью смотрел, как я давлюсь, и вводил меня в курс дела (Кузнецов 1). Degtyarev, with curiosity and some pity, watched me stuff myself while he briefed me on his business (1a).Солдатов числился у них старшим. Он охотно ввел Мишку в курс обязанностей... (Шолохов 4). Soldatov was the senior man there. He willingly introduced Mishka to his duties... (4a).Жили мы в камере дружно, без ссор, наши старики опекали нас, вводили в курс лагерного житья-бытья... (Марченко 1). We got along well in the cell, without quarrelling, and the old men watched over us, teaching us the ropes about how to make the best of camp life... (1a). -
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• С ДОРОГОЙ ДУШОЙ coll[PrepP; Invar; adv; usu. used with pfv verbs (fut or subjunctive); fixed WO]=====⇒ (to do sth.) very willingly:- (be) (only too) happy (glad) (to do sth.);- gladly;- (be) delighted (to do sth.);- with pleasure.♦ Согласен ли Илья Максимович встать за наковальню? "А почему не согласен, - ответил Илья. - Я кузнечное дело люблю. Вот только с лесом развяжусь - и с дорогой душой" (Абрамов 1). Would Ilya Maximovich agree to man the anvil? "Why not?" he replied. "I like smithing. Once I'm through with the timber I'd be happy to" (1a).♦ "всё бесполезно. Я бы с дорогой душою послужил Григорию Пантелеевичу, но говорю честно: помочь не могу" (Шолохов 5). "It's hopeless. I'd be only too glad to help Grigory Panteleyevich, but, honestly, there's nothing I can do" (5a).♦ "Поймите, что здесь, в Городе, он [гетман] набрал бы пятидесятитысячную армию, и какую армию! Отборную, лучшую, потому что все юнкера, все студенты, гимназисты, офицеры, а их тысячи в Городе, все пошли бы с дорогою душой" (Булгаков 3). "Here in the City alone he [the Hetman] could have had a volunteer army of fifty thousand men-and what an army! An elite, none but the very best, because all the officer-cadets, all the students and high school boys and all the officers - and there are thousands of them in the City - would have gladly joined up" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с дорогой душой
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59 ввести в курс
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to give s.o. information about sth. (often the latest developments in some matter) or familiarize s.o. with sth.:- [when acquainting s.o. with sth. new to him] X introduced Y to Z;- X showed < taught> Y the ropes.♦ [Анчугин:] Садись, Анна Васильевна, и слушай. Садитесь, граждане. (Угарову) Введи в курс (Вампилов 1). [A.:] Sit down, Anna Vasilyevna, and listen. Sit down, everybody. (To (Jgarov.) Fill 'em in (1a).♦...Дегтярев с любопытством и некоторой жалостью смотрел, как я давлюсь, и вводил меня в курс дела (Кузнецов 1). Degtyarev, with curiosity and some pity, watched me stuff myself while he briefed me on his business (1a).♦ Солдатов числился у них старшим. Он охотно ввел Мишку в курс обязанностей... (Шолохов 4). Soldatov was the senior man there. He willingly introduced Mishka to his duties... (4a).♦ Жили мы в камере дружно, без ссор, наши старики опекали нас, вводили в курс лагерного житья-бытья... (Марченко 1). We got along well in the cell, without quarrelling, and the old men watched over us, teaching us the ropes about how to make the best of camp life... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ввести в курс
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60 вводить в курс
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to give s.o. information about sth. (often the latest developments in some matter) or familiarize s.o. with sth.:- [when acquainting s.o. with sth. new to him] X introduced Y to Z;- X showed < taught> Y the ropes.♦ [Анчугин:] Садись, Анна Васильевна, и слушай. Садитесь, граждане. (Угарову) Введи в курс (Вампилов 1). [A.:] Sit down, Anna Vasilyevna, and listen. Sit down, everybody. (To (Jgarov.) Fill 'em in (1a).♦...Дегтярев с любопытством и некоторой жалостью смотрел, как я давлюсь, и вводил меня в курс дела (Кузнецов 1). Degtyarev, with curiosity and some pity, watched me stuff myself while he briefed me on his business (1a).♦ Солдатов числился у них старшим. Он охотно ввел Мишку в курс обязанностей... (Шолохов 4). Soldatov was the senior man there. He willingly introduced Mishka to his duties... (4a).♦ Жили мы в камере дружно, без ссор, наши старики опекали нас, вводили в курс лагерного житья-бытья... (Марченко 1). We got along well in the cell, without quarrelling, and the old men watched over us, teaching us the ropes about how to make the best of camp life... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вводить в курс
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join — verb 1 become a member of sth ADVERB ▪ formally, officially ▪ Although a sympathizer, he never officially joined the party. ▪ voluntarily, willingly ▪ Some were conscripted into the army and … Collocations dictionary
sacrifice — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 giving sth up ADJECTIVE ▪ big, considerable, enormous, great, heavy, huge, real, tremendous ▪ financial … Collocations dictionary
willing — will|ing W3S2 [ˈwılıŋ] adj 1.) [not before noun] prepared to do something, or having no reason to not want to do it willing to do sth ▪ How much are they willing to pay? quite/perfectly willing ▪ I told them I was perfectly willing to help. 2.)… … Dictionary of contemporary English
sacrifice — 1 noun 1 (C, U) something valuable that you decide not to have, in order to get something that is more important: the need for economic sacrifice | make sacrifices: My parents were forever reminding me of the sacrifices they made to give me an… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
willing — / wILIN/ adjective 1 be willing (to do sth) to be prepared to do something, or have no reason to not want to do it: How much are they willing to pay? | quite/perfectly willing: I told them I was perfectly willing to help. 2 willing helper/worker… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
volunteer — vol|un|teer1 [ˌvɔlənˈtıə US ˌva:lənˈtır] n [Date: 1500 1600; : French; Origin: volontaire, from Latin voluntarius; VOLUNTARY1] 1.) someone who does a job willingly without being paid ▪ Most of the relief work was done by volunteers. 2.) someone… … Dictionary of contemporary English
grace — 1 noun 1 WAY OF MOVING (U) a smooth controlled way of moving that is attractive to look at, especially because it seems natural and relaxed: Lena had the grace and poise of a model. 2 BEHAVIOUR a) (U) polite and pleasant behaviour: Jenny answered … Longman dictionary of contemporary English