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101 look like something the cat brought in
look like something the cat brought/dragged in inf выглядеть как чучело гороховоеAfter running around in the rain for hours, I looked like something the cat dragged in.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > look like something the cat brought in
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102 look like something the cat dragged in
look like something the cat brought/dragged in inf выглядеть как чучело гороховоеAfter running around in the rain for hours, I looked like something the cat dragged in.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > look like something the cat dragged in
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103 look sharp
look/be sharp (about it)! [lu:k/bi: sha:p (ë'baut it)] luaj vendit!, tundu!look sharp! [lu:k sha:p] hap sytë! -
104 look down on
• look down on someone to regard someone with contempt смотреть на кого-то с презрением, свысокаAfter she became rich she started to look down on her former friends.
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105 look into
• look into something to examine, to investigate something исследовать, изучать, расследовать что-тоThe police are looking into the matter. You should look into this problem.
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106 look out of
• look out of (the window) to look outside выглянуть из (окна)He looked out of the window.
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107 look up to
• look up to someone to regard someone with admiration or respect смотреть на кого-то с восхищением или уважениемA young boy always looks up to his father or older brother. He is a born leader, we look up to him.
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108 look
look f зсмотреть и)выглядеть п)смотреть взглядlook выглядеть -
109 look like
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110 look at the dark side
видеть, всё в мрачном свете, мрачно смотреть на жизнь, везде видеть плохие стороны, быть пессимистом; см. тж. look at the bright sideAfterward the audience grumbled, ‘Maybe that guy's got the right dope, but what's the use of looking on the dark side of things all the time?’ (S. Lewis, ‘Main Street’, ch. XIX) — После его ухода публика ворчала: "Пожалуй, этот молодчик и не соврал, но только зачем вечно совать в глаза изнанку жизни?"
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111 look down one's nose at smb.
(look down (или turn up) one's nose at smb. (или smth.))смотреть сверху вниз, свысока на кого-л., задирать нос перед кем-л.; с презрением относиться к кому-л. (или к чему-л.)Mrs. H: "...This Hornblower hates us; he thinks we turn up our noses at him." (J. Galsworthy, ‘The Skin Game’, act I) — Миссис X: "...Этот Хорнблоуэр ненавидит нас, он считает, что мы задираем нос перед ним."
They can talk of nothing. If you introduce an intellectual subject they look down their noses as though you were indecent. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘Neil MacAdam’) — Эти люди ни о чем ни могут говорить. Если вы заводите разговор о высоких материях, они с презрением воротят от вас нос.
Crofts: "...Don't turn up your nose at business, Miss Vivie. Where would your Newnhams and Girtons be without it? "(B. Shaw, ‘Mrs. Wren's Profession’, act III) — Крофтс: "...Не брезгуйте деловыми людьми, мисс Виви: без них где были бы ваши колледжи, ваши Ньюнхэмы и Гертоны?"
I've had a bellyful of being looked down on since I came to Hillchester. But when folk start looking down their noses at my daughter, I'm going to know the reason. (R. Greenwood, ‘Wagstaff's England’, ch. XVI) — Я уже привык к тому, что на меня смотрят свысока, с тех пор как я приехал в Хилчестер. Но когда люди начинают с пренебрежением относиться к моей дочери, я хотел бы, в конце концов, знать, на каком основании.
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112 look for a needle in a bottle of hay
(look for a needle in a bottle (или bundle) of hay (тж. look for a needle in a haystack))искать иголку в стоге сена, терять время попусту, заниматься безнадёжным делом [этим. фр. chercher une aiguille dans une botte de foin]; см. тж. a needle in a bottle of hayLarry: "...It's such a big place that looking for a man there is like looking for a needle in a bundle of hay." (B. Shaw. ‘John Bull's Other Island’, act III) — Ларри: "...Америка - большая страна. Искать там человека все равно что искать иголку в стоге сена."
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113 look like the cat after it had eaten the canary
(look like the cat after it had eaten (that ate или who swallowed) the canary)иметь довольный вид, сиятьMrs. Tabret: "...they came in looking like a pair of cats who'd swallowed a canary and said they were engaged." (W. S. Maugham, ‘The Sacred Flame’, act I) — Миссис Табрет: "...когда они вошли в комнату, вид у них был счастливый и довольный. Они объявили мне, что обручились."
She looked at it with an affection in which there was something... selfcomplacent. I thought her stupid and common. ‘You look like a cat that's swallowed a canary...’ (W. S. Maugham, ‘Cakes and Ale’, ch. XVII) — Рози разглядывала муфту с нежностью... и не без самодовольства. Я считал Рози особой весьма заурядной и к тому же глупой. - У вас вид как у кошки, съевшей канарейку...
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114 look-over
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115 look-see
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116 look-over
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117 look-see
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118 look-up
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119 look through the temperature chart
look through the temperature chart, look review the temperature chartEnglish-Russian dictionary of medicine > look through the temperature chart
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120 look review the temperature chart
look through the temperature chart, look review the temperature chartEnglish-Russian dictionary of medicine > look review the temperature chart
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