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  • 1 роскошно

    нареч.
    luxuriously, sumptuously

    жить роскошно — live luxuriously / sumptuously; live like a lord идиом.

    Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > роскошно

  • 2 роскошно

    нареч.
    luxuriously [lʌg'zjvə-], sumptuously

    жить роско́шно — live luxuriously / sumptuously; live like a lord идиом.

    Новый большой русско-английский словарь > роскошно

  • 3 Н-177

    НА ШИРОКУЮ НОГУ coll НА БОЛЬШУЮ НОГУ obs PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO
    1. жить, поставить что -ит.п. Also: НА БАРСКУЮ НОГУ obs (to live, set up one's household etc) luxuriously, sparing no expense
    in grand (high) style
    on a grand scale (in limited contexts) he (she etc) really knows how to live!
    Её дом был поставлен на широкую ногу (Аллилуева 2). Her home was run in grand style (2a).
    (author's usage) «Что это вы оставили князя? Какой весёлый дом! На какую ногу поставлен!» (Гончаров 1). uWhy have you given up the prince? It's such an amusing house! They really know how to live!" (1b).
    2. организовать, поставить что и т. п. \Н-177 (to organize, set up sth. etc) grandly, expansively, impressively etc
    on a grand (large, big) scale
    in a big way.
    Всё пошло на большую ногу закупка сахару, чаю, провизии, соленье огурцов, моченье яблок и вишен, варенье — всё приняло обширные размеры (Гончаров 1). Everything was done on a big scale: the buying of sugar, tea, and provisions, the pickling of cucumbers, the preserving of apples and cherries, jam-making— everything now assumed enormous proportions (1a).
    ...Суд будет через неделю и не в Чернигове, а здесь, у нас... и не наш народный суд, а выездная сессия областного суда. В общем, на широкую ногу, и результатов надо ждать самых скверных (Рыбаков 1)....The trial was to take place in a week's time, not in Chernigov, but here, in our town...and it wouldn't be our own People's Court, but a session of the regional court assizes! In other words, it was going to be done in a big way, and we could expect the very worst possible outcome (1a).
    Что-то многовато у Реваза Давидовича знакомых в вузах, не на широкую ли ногу он взяточничество поставил?» (Чернёнок 2). ( context transl) "Re-vaz Davidovich seems to have too many friends in colleges. Could he be setting up a major bribery ring?" (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Н-177

  • 4 на барскую ногу

    [PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]
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    1. жить, поставить что на барскую ногу и т.п. Also: НА БАРСКУЮ НОГУ obs (to live, set up one's household etc) luxuriously, sparing no expense:
    - [in limited contexts] he <she etc> really knows how to live!
         ♦ Её дом был поставлен на широкую ногу (Аллилуева 2). Her home was run in grand style (2a).
         ♦ [author's usage] "Что это вы оставили князя? Какой весёлый дом! На какую ногу поставлен!" (Гончаров 1). "Why have you given up the prince? It's such an amusing house! They really know how to live!" (1b).
    2. организовать, поставить что и т.п. на барскую ногу (to organize, set up sth. etc) grandly, expansively, impressively etc:
    - on a grand (large, big) scale;
    - in a big way.
         ♦ Всё пошло на большую ногу; закупка сахару, чаю, провизии, соленье огурцов, моченье яблок и вишен, варенье - всё приняло обширные размеры (Гончаров 1). Everything was done on a big scale: the buying of sugar, tea, and provisions, the pickling of cucumbers, the preserving of apples and cherries, jam-making - everything now assumed enormous proportions (1a).
         ♦...Суд будет через неделю и не в Чернигове, а здесь, у нас... и не наш народный суд, а выездная сессия областного суда. В общем, на широкую ногу, и результатов надо ждать самых скверных (Рыбаков 1)....The trial was to take place in a week's time, not in Chernigov, but here, in our town...and it wouldn't be our own People's Court, but a session of the regional court assizes! In other words, it was going to be done in a big way, and we could expect the very worst possible outcome (1a).
         ♦ "Что-то многовато у Реваза Давидовича знакомых в вузах, не на широкую ли ногу он взяточничество поставил?" (Чернёнок 2). [context transl] "Revaz Davidovich seems to have too many friends in colleges. Could he be setting up a major bribery ring?" (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на барскую ногу

  • 5 на большую ногу

    • НА ШИРОКУЮ НОГУ coll; НА БОЛЬШУЮ НОГУ obs
    [PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. жить, поставить что на большую ногу и т.п. Also: НА БАРСКУЮ НОГУ obs (to live, set up one's household etc) luxuriously, sparing no expense:
    - [in limited contexts] he <she etc> really knows how to live!
         ♦ Её дом был поставлен на широкую ногу (Аллилуева 2). Her home was run in grand style (2a).
         ♦ [author's usage] "Что это вы оставили князя? Какой весёлый дом! На какую ногу поставлен!" (Гончаров 1). "Why have you given up the prince? It's such an amusing house! They really know how to live!" (1b).
    2. организовать, поставить что и т.п. на большую ногу (to organize, set up sth. etc) grandly, expansively, impressively etc:
    - on a grand (large, big) scale;
    - in a big way.
         ♦ Всё пошло на большую ногу; закупка сахару, чаю, провизии, соленье огурцов, моченье яблок и вишен, варенье - всё приняло обширные размеры (Гончаров 1). Everything was done on a big scale: the buying of sugar, tea, and provisions, the pickling of cucumbers, the preserving of apples and cherries, jam-making - everything now assumed enormous proportions (1a).
         ♦...Суд будет через неделю и не в Чернигове, а здесь, у нас... и не наш народный суд, а выездная сессия областного суда. В общем, на широкую ногу, и результатов надо ждать самых скверных (Рыбаков 1)....The trial was to take place in a week's time, not in Chernigov, but here, in our town...and it wouldn't be our own People's Court, but a session of the regional court assizes! In other words, it was going to be done in a big way, and we could expect the very worst possible outcome (1a).
         ♦ "Что-то многовато у Реваза Давидовича знакомых в вузах, не на широкую ли ногу он взяточничество поставил?" (Чернёнок 2). [context transl] "Revaz Davidovich seems to have too many friends in colleges. Could he be setting up a major bribery ring?" (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на большую ногу

  • 6 на широкую ногу

    [PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. жить, поставить что на широкую ногу и т.п. Also: НА БАРСКУЮ НОГУ obs (to live, set up one's household etc) luxuriously, sparing no expense:
    - [in limited contexts] he <she etc> really knows how to live!
         ♦ Её дом был поставлен на широкую ногу (Аллилуева 2). Her home was run in grand style (2a).
         ♦ [author's usage] "Что это вы оставили князя? Какой весёлый дом! На какую ногу поставлен!" (Гончаров 1). "Why have you given up the prince? It's such an amusing house! They really know how to live!" (1b).
    2. организовать, поставить что и т.п. на широкую ногу (to organize, set up sth. etc) grandly, expansively, impressively etc:
    - on a grand (large, big) scale;
    - in a big way.
         ♦ Всё пошло на большую ногу; закупка сахару, чаю, провизии, соленье огурцов, моченье яблок и вишен, варенье - всё приняло обширные размеры (Гончаров 1). Everything was done on a big scale: the buying of sugar, tea, and provisions, the pickling of cucumbers, the preserving of apples and cherries, jam-making - everything now assumed enormous proportions (1a).
         ♦...Суд будет через неделю и не в Чернигове, а здесь, у нас... и не наш народный суд, а выездная сессия областного суда. В общем, на широкую ногу, и результатов надо ждать самых скверных (Рыбаков 1)....The trial was to take place in a week's time, not in Chernigov, but here, in our town...and it wouldn't be our own People's Court, but a session of the regional court assizes! In other words, it was going to be done in a big way, and we could expect the very worst possible outcome (1a).
         ♦ "Что-то многовато у Реваза Давидовича знакомых в вузах, не на широкую ли ногу он взяточничество поставил?" (Чернёнок 2). [context transl] "Revaz Davidovich seems to have too many friends in colleges. Could he be setting up a major bribery ring?" (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на широкую ногу

  • 7 богато

    нареч.
    1) ( зажиточно) affluently

    жить бога́то — live an affluent life, be rich

    2) (дорого, роскошно) richly, luxuriously

    бога́то оде́тый — dressed in rich / expensive clothes, expensively dressed

    бога́то укра́шенный — richly decorated

    3) ( обильно) richly, copiously
    ••

    бу́дьте здоро́вы, живи́те бога́то — ≈ stay healthy and wealthy!; I wish you good health and great wealth ( said when parting)

    Новый большой русско-английский словарь > богато

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