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121 укатали сивку крутые горки
[saying]=====⇒ a hard life, old age, and/ or hardships have sapped a person's strength and made him weak, sick, or apathetic:- the old gray mare ain't what she used to be.♦ Боль в сердце становилась все горячее. На лбу у него [Григория] выступила испарина. Он сошел с крыльца, испуганно прижимая к левой стороне груди ладонь, подумал: "Видно, укатали сивку крутые горки..." (Шолохов 5). The pain in his [Grigory's] heart had grown more intense. Perspiration broke out on his forehead. He walked down the steps, pressing his hand to his left side in fright and telling himself he was not the man he used to be (5a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > укатали сивку крутые горки
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122 умыкали бурку крутые горки
[saying]=====⇒ a hard life, old age, and/ or hardships have sapped a person's strength and made him weak, sick, or apathetic:- the old gray mare ain't what she used to be.♦ Боль в сердце становилась все горячее. На лбу у него [Григория] выступила испарина. Он сошел с крыльца, испуганно прижимая к левой стороне груди ладонь, подумал: "Видно, укатали сивку крутые горки..." (Шолохов 5). The pain in his [Grigory's] heart had grown more intense. Perspiration broke out on his forehead. He walked down the steps, pressing his hand to his left side in fright and telling himself he was not the man he used to be (5a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > умыкали бурку крутые горки
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123 умыкали сивку крутые горки
[saying]=====⇒ a hard life, old age, and/ or hardships have sapped a person's strength and made him weak, sick, or apathetic:- the old gray mare ain't what she used to be.♦ Боль в сердце становилась все горячее. На лбу у него [Григория] выступила испарина. Он сошел с крыльца, испуганно прижимая к левой стороне груди ладонь, подумал: "Видно, укатали сивку крутые горки..." (Шолохов 5). The pain in his [Grigory's] heart had grown more intense. Perspiration broke out on his forehead. He walked down the steps, pressing his hand to his left side in fright and telling himself he was not the man he used to be (5a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > умыкали сивку крутые горки
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124 уходили бурку крутые горки
[saying]=====⇒ a hard life, old age, and/ or hardships have sapped a person's strength and made him weak, sick, or apathetic:- the old gray mare ain't what she used to be.♦ Боль в сердце становилась все горячее. На лбу у него [Григория] выступила испарина. Он сошел с крыльца, испуганно прижимая к левой стороне груди ладонь, подумал: "Видно, укатали сивку крутые горки..." (Шолохов 5). The pain in his [Grigory's] heart had grown more intense. Perspiration broke out on his forehead. He walked down the steps, pressing his hand to his left side in fright and telling himself he was not the man he used to be (5a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > уходили бурку крутые горки
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125 уходили сивку крутые горки
[saying]=====⇒ a hard life, old age, and/ or hardships have sapped a person's strength and made him weak, sick, or apathetic:- the old gray mare ain't what she used to be.♦ Боль в сердце становилась все горячее. На лбу у него [Григория] выступила испарина. Он сошел с крыльца, испуганно прижимая к левой стороне груди ладонь, подумал: "Видно, укатали сивку крутые горки..." (Шолохов 5). The pain in his [Grigory's] heart had grown more intense. Perspiration broke out on his forehead. He walked down the steps, pressing his hand to his left side in fright and telling himself he was not the man he used to be (5a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > уходили сивку крутые горки
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126 накажа
вж. наказвам* * *нака̀жа,нака̀звам гл. punish; impose a punishment/penalty on; penalize; измяната се наказва със смърт the penalty for treason is death; \накажа с глоба impose a fine on, fine (s.o.); \накажа със затвор sentence to imprisonment; \накажа със смърт sentence to death; съдията наказа отбора спорт. the referee penalized the team (за for); убийството се наказва със смърт murder carries the death penalty;\накажа се have a hard time/no end of trouble; наказах се с този син my son is the bane of my life.——————нака̀звам гл. say a lot of things (to s.o.); give (s.o.) a piece of o.’s mind; tell frankly/openly.* * *вж. наказвам -
127 ♦ season
♦ season /ˈsi:zn/n.1 stagione; tempo adatto (per qc.); tempo; periodo di tempo; epoca: the four seasons, le quattro stagioni; the strawberry season, la stagione delle fragole; the soccer season, la stagione calcistica; the rainy season, la stagione delle piogge; the dry season, nella stagione secca; growing season, stagione di crescita; nesting season, stagione dei nidi; l'epoca della nidificazione; (market., tur.) high season (o peak season) alta stagione; dead season (o off season) stagione morta; the London season, la stagione di Londra; il periodo delle feste, dei concerti, ecc. ( al principio dell'estate); the theatre season, la stagione teatrale; the harvest season, il periodo dei raccolti; la stagione delle messi; the mating season, la stagione degli amori; the festive season, le festività natalizie; il periodo delle feste; the hunting season, la stagione della caccia● ( sport) season best, il miglior risultato stagionale □ «Season's Greetings!», «Buone feste!» ( augurio prima di Natale) □ the season of good will (o cheer), il periodo natalizio □ season ticket, abbonamento; DIALOGO → - Discussing football- Do you still have a season ticket?, hai ancora l'abbonamento? □ season-ticket holder, abbonato □ ( di frutta) to come into season, diventare di stagione; maturare □ in season, (tur.) in alta stagione; ( di selvaggina) che si può cacciare; ( di frutta, ecc.) di stagione; ( della femmina di un animale) in calore □ in and out of season, in tutte le stagioni; (fig.) in ogni momento; a proposito e a sproposito □ in good season, per tempo; al momento giusto □ (market., tur.) low season, bassa stagione □ out of season, ( di frutta, ecc.) fuori stagione; (tur.) in bassa stagione; (fig.) intempestivo, a sproposito □ (giorn.) the silly season, la stagione ( estiva) in cui la stampa tratta soltanto argomenti frivoli.(to) season /ˈsi:zn/A v. t.1 ( cucina e fig.) condire; insaporire; rendere più gustoso (o piccante); dare sapore a ( cibi, conversazione, ecc.): to season a dish with capers, insaporire una pietanza con capperi; to season one's talk with humorous remarks, condire il proprio discorso con osservazioni umoristiche3 (spec. al passivo) acclimatare ( coloni, atleti, ecc.); addestrare; avvezzare; temprare: He was seasoned to the hard life of pioneers, era temprato alla dura vita dei pionieri4 (arc. o lett.) temperare; mitigare: justice seasoned by mercy, giustizia mitigata dalla misericordiaB v. i. -
128 Lachen
la·chen1. la·chen [ʼlaxn̩]vi1) (auf\Lachen) to laugh;breit \Lachen to roar with laughter;jdm ist nicht zum L\Lachen [zumute] sb is not in a laughing mood;so ein Unsinn, das ist doch zum L\Lachen what nonsense, that's ridiculous;das wäre doch gelacht ( fam) it would be ridiculous2) (aus\Lachen)über jdn/etw \Lachen to laugh at sb/sth;da gibt es gar nichts zu \Lachen it's no laughing matter;was gibt es denn da zu \Lachen? what's there to laugh about?;dass ich nicht lache! don't make me laugh!WENDUNGEN:gut \Lachen haben to be all right for sb to laugh;jd hat nichts zu \Lachen sb's life is no bed of roses;wer zuletzt lacht, lacht am besten (lacht, lacht am besten) he who laughs last, laughs longest ( prov)2. La·chen <-s> [ʼlaxn̩] nt1) ( Gelächter) laughter;er brach in lautes \Lachen aus he burst out laughing;jdm wird das \Lachen [schon] noch vergehen ( fam) sb will be laughing on the other side of their face;vor \Lachen with laughter;ich bin vor \Lachen bald geplatzt I nearly split my sides with laughter2) ( Lache) laugh;ein breites \Lachen a guffaw
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