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121 овладевать
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seize, take possession/hold of
2) get control over* * *1) seize; 2) take possession* * *seize, take possession/hold of; capture* * *acquiredominateholdmasterovertakeoverwhelmpossessprepossess -
122 З-204
ТОЧИТЬ (ВОСТРИТЬ, ОСТРИТЬ) ЗУБЫ (ЗУБ) coll VP subj: human1. \З-204 на кого-что, против кого to feel spite toward (a person, organization etc), be determined to cause (him or it) harmX точит зубы на Y-a - X has it in for YX has (bears, nurses) a grudge against Y X is out to get Y (in limited contexts) Y comes under fire (from X)....Он (Сталин) спокойно, даже равнодушно сказал (Кирову): «...Если вместо тебя придёт другой человек и так же хорошо будет справляться с Ленинградом, то они (ленинградские коммунисты) поймут, что дело не только в товарище Кирове, а дело в партии... И на твоего преемника уже не будут точить зубы» (Рыбаков 2)....He (Stalin) spoke blandly, almost with indifference: "...If someone else were to take your place and to cope with Leningrad as well as you do, they'd (the Leningrad Communists would) realize that success isn't just a question of Comrade Kirov, but of the Party....And they wouldn't have a grudge against your successor" (2a).На наш Отдел точат зубы потому, что он приличнее всех выглядит (Зиновьев 2). Our Section comes under fire because it produces a better impression than all the others (2a).2. \З-204 на что, less common на кого to seek to seize, take possession of, or have sth. or s.o.: X точит зубы на Y = X is anxious (itching, eager) to get hold of YX is dying to get his hands on Y X has (set) his sights on Y X wants Y in the worst way X hankers for Y X is after Y.«Настоящий мордаш, - продолжал Ноздрёв. - Я, признаюсь, давно острил зубы на мордаша» (Гоголь 3). "A real bulldog," Nozdryov went on. "I must confess I have been anxious to get hold of a bulldog for a long time" (3a). "A real pug," Nozdrev went on. "I must confess I've been hankering for a pug for a long time" (3b). "A purebred pug," Nozdrev said. "I confess I've been after a pug for a long time" (3e). -
123 вострить зуб
• ТОЧИТЬ <ВОСТРИТЬ, ОСТРИТЬ> ЗУБЫ < ЗУБ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. вострить зуб на кого-что, против кого to feel spite toward (a person, organization etc), be determined to cause (him or it) harm:- X has (bears, nurses) a grudge against Y;- [in limited contexts] Y comes under fire (from X).♦...Он [Сталин] спокойно, даже равнодушно сказал [Кирову]: "...Если вместо тебя придёт другой человек и так же хорошо будет справляться с Ленинградом, то они [ленинградские коммунисты] поймут, что дело не только в товарище Кирове, а дело в партии... И на твоего преемника уже не будут точить зубы" (Рыбаков 2).... Не [Stalin] spoke blandly, almost with indifference: "...If someone else were to take your place and to cope with Leningrad as well as you do, they'd [the Leningrad Communists would] realize that success isn't just a question of Comrade Kirov, but of the Party....And they wouldn't have a grudge against your successor" (2a).♦ На наш Отдел точат зубы потому, что он приличнее всех выглядит (Зиновьев 2). Our Section comes under fire because it produces a better impression than all the others (2a).2. вострить зуб на что, less common на кого to seek to seize, take possession of, or have sth. or s.o.:- X точит зубы на Y ≈ X is anxious <itching, eager> to get hold of Y;- X is after Y.♦ "Настоящий мордаш, - продолжал Ноздрёв. - Я, признаюсь, давно острил зубы на мордаша" (Гоголь 3). "A real bulldog," Nozdryov went on. "I must confess I have been anxious to get hold of a bulldog for a long time" (3a). "A real pug," Nozdrev went on. "I must confess I've been hankering for a pug for a long time" (3b). "A purebred pug," Nozdrev said. "I confess I've been after a pug for a long time" (3e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вострить зуб
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124 вострить зубы
• ТОЧИТЬ <ВОСТРИТЬ, ОСТРИТЬ> ЗУБЫ < ЗУБ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. вострить зубы на кого-что, против кого to feel spite toward (a person, organization etc), be determined to cause (him or it) harm:- X has (bears, nurses) a grudge against Y;- [in limited contexts] Y comes under fire (from X).♦...Он [Сталин] спокойно, даже равнодушно сказал [Кирову]: "...Если вместо тебя придёт другой человек и так же хорошо будет справляться с Ленинградом, то они [ленинградские коммунисты] поймут, что дело не только в товарище Кирове, а дело в партии... И на твоего преемника уже не будут точить зубы" (Рыбаков 2).... Не [Stalin] spoke blandly, almost with indifference: "...If someone else were to take your place and to cope with Leningrad as well as you do, they'd [the Leningrad Communists would] realize that success isn't just a question of Comrade Kirov, but of the Party....And they wouldn't have a grudge against your successor" (2a).♦ На наш Отдел точат зубы потому, что он приличнее всех выглядит (Зиновьев 2). Our Section comes under fire because it produces a better impression than all the others (2a).2. вострить зубы на что, less common на кого to seek to seize, take possession of, or have sth. or s.o.:- X точит зубы на Y ≈ X is anxious <itching, eager> to get hold of Y;- X is after Y.♦ "Настоящий мордаш, - продолжал Ноздрёв. - Я, признаюсь, давно острил зубы на мордаша" (Гоголь 3). "A real bulldog," Nozdryov went on. "I must confess I have been anxious to get hold of a bulldog for a long time" (3a). "A real pug," Nozdrev went on. "I must confess I've been hankering for a pug for a long time" (3b). "A purebred pug," Nozdrev said. "I confess I've been after a pug for a long time" (3e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вострить зубы
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125 острить зуб
• ТОЧИТЬ <ВОСТРИТЬ, ОСТРИТЬ> ЗУБЫ < ЗУБ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. острить зуб на кого-что, против кого to feel spite toward (a person, organization etc), be determined to cause (him or it) harm:- X has (bears, nurses) a grudge against Y;- [in limited contexts] Y comes under fire (from X).♦...Он [Сталин] спокойно, даже равнодушно сказал [Кирову]: "...Если вместо тебя придёт другой человек и так же хорошо будет справляться с Ленинградом, то они [ленинградские коммунисты] поймут, что дело не только в товарище Кирове, а дело в партии... И на твоего преемника уже не будут точить зубы" (Рыбаков 2).... Не [Stalin] spoke blandly, almost with indifference: "...If someone else were to take your place and to cope with Leningrad as well as you do, they'd [the Leningrad Communists would] realize that success isn't just a question of Comrade Kirov, but of the Party....And they wouldn't have a grudge against your successor" (2a).♦ На наш Отдел точат зубы потому, что он приличнее всех выглядит (Зиновьев 2). Our Section comes under fire because it produces a better impression than all the others (2a).2. острить зуб на что, less common на кого to seek to seize, take possession of, or have sth. or s.o.:- X точит зубы на Y ≈ X is anxious <itching, eager> to get hold of Y;- X is after Y.♦ "Настоящий мордаш, - продолжал Ноздрёв. - Я, признаюсь, давно острил зубы на мордаша" (Гоголь 3). "A real bulldog," Nozdryov went on. "I must confess I have been anxious to get hold of a bulldog for a long time" (3a). "A real pug," Nozdrev went on. "I must confess I've been hankering for a pug for a long time" (3b). "A purebred pug," Nozdrev said. "I confess I've been after a pug for a long time" (3e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > острить зуб
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126 острить зубы
• ТОЧИТЬ <ВОСТРИТЬ, ОСТРИТЬ> ЗУБЫ < ЗУБ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. острить зубы на кого-что, против кого to feel spite toward (a person, organization etc), be determined to cause (him or it) harm:- X has (bears, nurses) a grudge against Y;- [in limited contexts] Y comes under fire (from X).♦...Он [Сталин] спокойно, даже равнодушно сказал [Кирову]: "...Если вместо тебя придёт другой человек и так же хорошо будет справляться с Ленинградом, то они [ленинградские коммунисты] поймут, что дело не только в товарище Кирове, а дело в партии... И на твоего преемника уже не будут точить зубы" (Рыбаков 2).... Не [Stalin] spoke blandly, almost with indifference: "...If someone else were to take your place and to cope with Leningrad as well as you do, they'd [the Leningrad Communists would] realize that success isn't just a question of Comrade Kirov, but of the Party....And they wouldn't have a grudge against your successor" (2a).♦ На наш Отдел точат зубы потому, что он приличнее всех выглядит (Зиновьев 2). Our Section comes under fire because it produces a better impression than all the others (2a).2. острить зубы на что, less common на кого to seek to seize, take possession of, or have sth. or s.o.:- X точит зубы на Y ≈ X is anxious <itching, eager> to get hold of Y;- X is after Y.♦ "Настоящий мордаш, - продолжал Ноздрёв. - Я, признаюсь, давно острил зубы на мордаша" (Гоголь 3). "A real bulldog," Nozdryov went on. "I must confess I have been anxious to get hold of a bulldog for a long time" (3a). "A real pug," Nozdrev went on. "I must confess I've been hankering for a pug for a long time" (3b). "A purebred pug," Nozdrev said. "I confess I've been after a pug for a long time" (3e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > острить зубы
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127 точить зуб
• ТОЧИТЬ <ВОСТРИТЬ, ОСТРИТЬ> ЗУБЫ < ЗУБ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. точить зуб на кого-что, против кого to feel spite toward (a person, organization etc), be determined to cause (him or it) harm:- X has (bears, nurses) a grudge against Y;- [in limited contexts] Y comes under fire (from X).♦...Он [Сталин] спокойно, даже равнодушно сказал [Кирову]: "...Если вместо тебя придёт другой человек и так же хорошо будет справляться с Ленинградом, то они [ленинградские коммунисты] поймут, что дело не только в товарище Кирове, а дело в партии... И на твоего преемника уже не будут точить зубы" (Рыбаков 2).... Не [Stalin] spoke blandly, almost with indifference: "...If someone else were to take your place and to cope with Leningrad as well as you do, they'd [the Leningrad Communists would] realize that success isn't just a question of Comrade Kirov, but of the Party....And they wouldn't have a grudge against your successor" (2a).♦ На наш Отдел точат зубы потому, что он приличнее всех выглядит (Зиновьев 2). Our Section comes under fire because it produces a better impression than all the others (2a).2. точить зуб на что, less common на кого to seek to seize, take possession of, or have sth. or s.o.:- X точит зубы на Y ≈ X is anxious <itching, eager> to get hold of Y;- X is after Y.♦ "Настоящий мордаш, - продолжал Ноздрёв. - Я, признаюсь, давно острил зубы на мордаша" (Гоголь 3). "A real bulldog," Nozdryov went on. "I must confess I have been anxious to get hold of a bulldog for a long time" (3a). "A real pug," Nozdrev went on. "I must confess I've been hankering for a pug for a long time" (3b). "A purebred pug," Nozdrev said. "I confess I've been after a pug for a long time" (3e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точить зуб
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128 точить зубы
• ТОЧИТЬ <ВОСТРИТЬ, ОСТРИТЬ> ЗУБЫ < ЗУБ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. точить зубы на кого-что, против кого to feel spite toward (a person, organization etc), be determined to cause (him or it) harm:- X has (bears, nurses) a grudge against Y;- [in limited contexts] Y comes under fire (from X).♦...Он [Сталин] спокойно, даже равнодушно сказал [Кирову]: "...Если вместо тебя придёт другой человек и так же хорошо будет справляться с Ленинградом, то они [ленинградские коммунисты] поймут, что дело не только в товарище Кирове, а дело в партии... И на твоего преемника уже не будут точить зубы" (Рыбаков 2).... Не [Stalin] spoke blandly, almost with indifference: "...If someone else were to take your place and to cope with Leningrad as well as you do, they'd [the Leningrad Communists would] realize that success isn't just a question of Comrade Kirov, but of the Party....And they wouldn't have a grudge against your successor" (2a).♦ На наш Отдел точат зубы потому, что он приличнее всех выглядит (Зиновьев 2). Our Section comes under fire because it produces a better impression than all the others (2a).2. точить зубы на что, less common на кого to seek to seize, take possession of, or have sth. or s.o.:- X точит зубы на Y ≈ X is anxious <itching, eager> to get hold of Y;- X is after Y.♦ "Настоящий мордаш, - продолжал Ноздрёв. - Я, признаюсь, давно острил зубы на мордаша" (Гоголь 3). "A real bulldog," Nozdryov went on. "I must confess I have been anxious to get hold of a bulldog for a long time" (3a). "A real pug," Nozdrev went on. "I must confess I've been hankering for a pug for a long time" (3b). "A purebred pug," Nozdrev said. "I confess I've been after a pug for a long time" (3e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точить зубы
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