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41 turn\ over
1. III1) turn over smth. /smth. over/1)turn over the pages of a book переворачивать страницы книги; turn over a field (the soil) перепахать поле (землю) id turn over a new leaf начать все сначала, начать новую жизнь2) turn over smth. /smth. over/ he turned over the car (the motor, etc.) он переделал /перебрал/ машину и т.д.3) turn over a certain sun or amount turn over a big sum иметь большей оборот2. IV1) turn oner smth. /smth. over/ in some state turn over the table (a chair, etc.) in the dark перевернуть /опрокинуть/ стол и т.д. в темноте2) turn over a certain sum or amount in some time the business turns over several thousands a year ( t 200 a week, etc.) оборот фирмы составляет несколько тысяч в год и т.д.; turn oner smth. in some manner this supermarket chain turns over its stock very rapidly у универсамов этой фирмы очень быстрый оборот товаров3. XIbe turned over to smb. the thief (the prisoner, the captive, etc.) was turned over to the police (to the authorities, etc.) вора и т.д. передали в руки полиции и т.д.; the matter will be turned over to the committee for decision дело будет передано для решения в комиссию; this must be turned over to an international panel этот вопрос должен решаться международным арбитражем4. XVI1) turn over in (on, to, etc.) smth. turn over in bed ворочаться в постели; turn over on one's back (on one's side, etc.) перевернуться на спину и т.д.; turn over to the right (to the left, to the south, etc.) поворачиваться) /сворачивать/ вправо и т.д.2) turn over without smth. the motor turned over without any trouble мотор заработал /завелся/ без всякого труда5. XXI11) || turn over smth. /smth. over/ in one's mind /head/ обдумывать что-л.; turn the matter (a plan, a question, their offer, this proposal, etc.) over in one's mind обдумывать это дело и т.д.; he turned the idea over and over in his mind он все время мысленно возвращался к этой идее2) turn oner smth. /smth. over/ to smb. turn over the management of one's affairs (his business, etc.) to one's son (to one's brother, to one's successors, etc.) передать ведение дел и т.д. сыну и т.д.; turn over the responsibility (one's functions, the office, etc.) to smb. переложить ответственность и т.д. на кого-л.; turn over smb. /smb. over/ to smb. turn the wounded man over to a surgeon (a criminal over to the police, etc.) передать раненого хирургу и т.д. -
42 in a big way
1) горячо, с энтузиазмомHe said the soldiers went for pinups "in a big way". (DAS) — Он сказал, что солдаты очень любят вырезать фотографии красоток из журналов.
I fell for Irma in a big way. (ODCIE) — Я по уши влюбился в Ирму.
The Beamish family had been manufactures in a big way in Haliford for over fifty years and counted among the local aristocracy. (J. B. Priestley, ‘They Walk in the City’, ch. III) — Бимиши были крупными фабрикантами в Халифорде уже больше пятидесяти лет и принадлежали к местной аристократии.
In other words, the U.S.A. is in the nickel market in a big way. (D. Carter, ‘Fatherless Sons’, ch. 15) — Другими словами, США начинают массовые закупки никеля.
Winifred... said, ‘I've been trimmed. Is that right?’ Drake... nodded and said, ‘In a big way.’ (E. S. Gardner, ‘The Case of the Caretaker's Cat’, ch. 2) — - Меня надули. Ведь верно? - сказала Уинифред... - Еще как! - воскликнул, кивнув головой, Дрейк.
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43 head over heels
(head over heels (тж. уст. over lead and heels))1) вверх ногами, вверх тормашками; кубарем, кувыркомThus love makes fools of us, big and little; and the curate had tumbled over head and heels in pursuit of it... (W. Thackeray, ‘Pendennis’, vol. I, ch. IV) — Так-то любовь и дурачит нас всех, больших и малых. Помощник приходского священника бросился за ней в погоню и полетел кувырком...
Then he started to run, tripped over an unseen obstacle, and came head over heels into a sitting position. (H. G. Wells, ‘The Invisible Man’, ch. 9) — Потом он кинулся бежать, но споткнулся обо что-то и, перекувырнувшись, очутился в сидячем положении.
...Rupert went head over heels into a soft mush of damp bracken and leaves. (J. Aldridge, ‘A Captive In the Land’, ch. XXIX) —...Руперт, споткнувшись, полетел вверх тормашками на мягкую подушку из сырого папоротника и прелых листьев.
2) (in debt, love, work, etc.) по уши (в долгу, влюблён), с головой ушёл (в работу); см. тж. be head and earsThis mass flight of slaves put the Southern planters in real predicament. In general they supported the Revolution, among other reasons because they were head over heels in debt to England for imports. (W. Foster, ‘Negro People in American History’, ch. 9) — Массовое бегство рабов поставило южных плантаторов в весьма затруднительное положение. Вообще говоря, рабовладельцы поддерживали революцию, помимо всего прочего, еще и потому, что они были по уши в долгах перед Англией за импортированные оттуда товары.
For weeks... I was head over heels in work. (C. P. Snow, ‘The Search’, part II, ch. I) — В течение нескольких недель... я был с головой погружен в работу.
They had been head over heels in love and had never quarreled. (R. P. Warren, ‘Flood’, ch. 21) — Они были по уши влюблены друг в друга и никогда не ссорились.
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44 in a big way
paзг.1) гopячo, c энтузиaзмoм [пepвoнaч. aмep]He said the soldiers went for pin-ups in a big way. I fell for Irma in a big way2) c бoльшим paзмaxoм, мacштaбнo; ocнoвaтeльнoThe Beamish family had been manufacturers in a big way in Haliford for over fifty years and counted among the local aristocracy (J. B. Priestley). I think you threatened to betray Giovanni to Ziegfeldt unless pays you in a big way (N. Marsh.) -
45 pick over
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46 hang over
vtthere is a big question mark \hang overing over the future of the peace negotiations der weitere Verlauf der Friedensverhandlungen ist infrage gestelltthe threat of nuclear war hung over the world in 1962 1962 drohte der Welt ein Atomkrieg* * *vi(= continue) andauern* * *A v/i1. andauern, existieren ( beide:from seit)3. sich neigen über (akk)4. aufragen über (dat)B v/t:be hung over umg einen Kater haben, verkatert sein* * *(from) v.andauern v.existieren (seit) v. -
47 ■ roll over
■ roll overA v. i. + avv.1 girarsi ( da sdraiato): He rolled over and went back to sleep, si è girato dall'altra parte e si è rimesso a dormire2 farsi battere facilmente: They won't just roll over and give up without a fight, non si faranno battere facilmente abbassando le braccia senza lottareB v. t. + avv.3 battere facilmente; schiacciare: The big team thought they could just roll them over, la grande squadra credeva di poterli schiacciare senza problemi. -
48 pick over
\pick over over the strawberries and keep a few big ones for decoration sortier mal die Erdbeeren und behalte ein paar große für die Dekoration übrig -
49 look over
• look over something 1. to examine something, to go over something; 2. to open onto something 1. изучить, просмотреть; 2. иметь вид на, выходить на что-то (об окне)1. Look over your notes before the test. I need time to look over your report. 2. My window looks over a big garden.
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50 (as) big (aмep.; или large) as life
1) в нaтуpaльную вeличину2) дeйcтвитeльный, нecoмнeнный; зaмeтный, бpocaющийcя в глaзa; пoлнoкpoвныйDad began to glance over the hotel register and there he read as big as life, "T. C. Brown and wife, Santa Inez" (U. Sinclair). Perhaps the most real character in any play we know of is the character of Falstaff done by Shakespeare. Here is realism as large as life (S. OCosey). Well, there it [ocтpoв] is, a few miles of it, sticking well up out of the water, large as life, and not a sign of it on the charts (J. B. Priestley)3) paзг. шутл. coбcтвeннoй пepcoнoй; вo вceй кpace; кaк живoй (oбыкн. o пopтpeтe)When I turned round, there he was, big as life (E. CaldwelD. There on each side of it were the groups of miniatures... Well, there they were! Ann, Juley, Hester, Susan - quite a small child; Swithin, with sky-blue eyes, pink cheeks, yellow curls, white waistcoat - large as life (J. Galsworthy)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > (as) big (aмep.; или large) as life
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51 lap over
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52 (veel) drukte over/om/van iets maken
(veel) drukte over/om/van iets makenmake a big fuss about/over somethingVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > (veel) drukte over/om/van iets maken
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53 cast a shadow over smth.
бpocaть тeнь нa чтo-л., oмpaчaть чтo-л.How can it be perfect when you're thinking one thing and I another, when you have a secret big enough to cast a shadow over all your life, that you hide from me (J. B. Priestley). The past frequently cast a long shadow over this new music (Newsweek)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > cast a shadow over smth.
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54 lap over
перекрывать, выходить за пределы( чего-л.) This mat is too big for the room, it laps over at the edges. ≈Половик слишком широк для этой комнаты, он находит на стены.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > lap over
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55 trip over (one's) head
Разговорное выражение: считать себя пупом земли, считать себя центром вселенной (its really annoying when some have ego so big that they'll trip over their own head)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > trip over (one's) head
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56 trip over head
Разговорное выражение: (one's) считать себя пупом земли, считать себя центром вселенной (its really annoying when some have ego so big that they'll trip over their own head) -
57 blow over
PhrV1. बिना\blow overकिसी\blow overविशेष\blow overअसर\blow overसे\blow overघट\blow overजानाRumours about a big disaster on 8th May 99 blew over. -
58 hang over
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59 lap over
фраз. гл. перекрывать, выходить за пределы (чего-л.)This mat is too big for the room, it laps over at the edges. —Половик слишком широк для этой комнаты, он находит на стены.
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60 er heerst nog grote onzekerheid over
er heerst nog grote onzekerheid overVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > er heerst nog grote onzekerheid over
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