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noun1) Knie, dason one's knees/on bended knee[s] — auf Knien
be on one's knees — knien; (fig.): (be defeated) in die Knie gezwungen sein (geh.)
force somebody to his knees — (fig.) jemanden in die Knie zwingen (geh.)
go down on one's knees [to or before somebody] — [vor jemandem] auf die Knie sinken (geh.)
2) (of animal) Kniegelenk, das* * *[ni:]1) (the joint at the bend of the leg: He fell and cut his knee; The child sat on her father's knee; She was on her knees weeding the garden; He fell on his knees and begged for mercy.) das Knie2) (the part of an article of clothing covering this joint: He has a hole in the knee of his trousers.) das Knie(-stück)•- academic.ru/41008/kneecap">kneecap- knee-deep* * *[ni:]I. non one's hands and \knees auf Händen und Füßen [o fam allen vieren]to get down on one's \knees niederkniento put sb across [or over] one's \knee jdn übers Knie legen famon your \knees! auf die Knie!3.▶ to learn sth at sb's \knee etw in frühester Kindheit von jdm lernen▶ to be/go weak at the \knees weiche Knie haben/bekommenIII. vt▪ to \knee sb jdn mit dem Knie stoßen* * *[niː]1. nKnie ntto be on one's knees (lit, fig) — auf den Knien liegen
on one's knees, on bended knee(s) (liter, hum) — kniefällig
to go down on one's knees to sb (lit, fig) — sich vor jdm auf die Knie werfen, vor jdm einen Kniefall machen
to bring sb to his/her etc knees (lit, fig) — jdn in die Knie zwingen
to bring a country/a government to its knees — ein Land/eine Regierung in die Knie zwingen
he sank in up to the or his knees — er sank knietief or bis zu den Knien ein
I'll put you over my knee in a minute — ich lege dich gleich übers Knie
2. vtmit dem Knie stoßento knee sb in the groin —
he kneed his opponent in the chest — er hat seinem Gegner mit dem Knie eins gegen den Brustkasten gegeben (inf)
* * *knee [niː]A s1. Knie n:on one’s knees kniefällig, auf Knien;on the knees of the gods im Schoße der Götter;go (down) ( oder fall) on one’s knees to auf die Knie sinken oder niederknien vor (dat), fig a. in die Knie gehen vor (dat);learn sth at one’s mother’s kneea) etwas von seiner Mutter lernen,b) etwas schon als kleines Kind lernen;2. a) ZOOL Vorderknie nb) ORN Fußwurzelgelenk n3. TECH Knie(stück) n, Winkel m4. TECHa) Knierohr n, Rohrknie n, (Rohr)Krümmer mb) Winkeltisch mc) Kröpfung f5. BOT Knoten m, Knick mhe kneed the door open er stieß die Tür mit dem Knie auf;knee sb in the stomach jemandem das Knie in den Magen rammen* * *noun1) Knie, dason one's knees/on bended knee[s] — auf Knien
be on one's knees — knien; (fig.): (be defeated) in die Knie gezwungen sein (geh.)
force somebody to his knees — (fig.) jemanden in die Knie zwingen (geh.)
go down on one's knees [to or before somebody] — [vor jemandem] auf die Knie sinken (geh.)
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СЛОЖА РУКИ сидеть, less often ждать, стоять и т. п. coll Verbal Adv Invar adv fixed WO(to be) idle, inactive ( usu. when the situation requires some decisive, energetic action): (be) sitting on one's hands(be sitting around (about)) twiddling one's thumbs (be sitting around) doing nothing (be sitting) idly by.«Та-ли!» - кричала она, как бы выплёскивая из рыданий имя дочери. «А-а-а», - рыданьем отвечали женщины со двора тёти Маши, как бы говоря ей: и мы скорбим с тобой, и мы, как видишь, не сидим сложа руки (Искандер 3). "Ta-li!" she shouted, casting up her daughter's name from a wave of sobs. "A-a-ah," the women sobbed in reply from Aunt Masha's yard, as if to tell her: We too grieve with you, and as you see, we're not sitting on our hands (3a).Лизка - молодчага, не сидела сложа руки. Пока он (Михаил) ходил за житом, она заново подтопила печь... (Абрамов 1). Lizka was splendid, she hadn't been sitting around twiddling her thumbs. While he (Mikhail) was out getting the barley she had gotten the stove hot again (1a).«А не думаете ли вы, Елена Станиславовна, что нам нужно продолжать работу?.. Нельзя сидеть сложа руки!» (Ильф и Петров 1). "Don't you think we ought to carry on without them, Elena Stanislavovna?...We can't sit around doing nothing" (1a)....Сложа» is the old form of the short active participle of the verb «сложить»the corresponding modern form is the perfective verbal adverb «сложив». -
123 сложа руки
• СЛОЖА РУКИ сидеть, less often ждать, стоять и т.п. coll[Verbal Adv; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to be) idle, inactive (usu. when the situation requires some decisive, energetic action):- (be sitting around < about>) twiddling one's thumbs;- (be sitting) idly by.♦ "Та-ли!" - кричала она, как бы выплёскивая из рыданий имя дочери. "А-а-а", - рыданьем отвечали женщины со двора тёти Маши, как бы говоря ей: и мы скорбим с тобой, и мы, как видишь, не сидим сложа руки (Искандер 3). "Ta-li!" she shouted, casting up her daughter's name from a wave of sobs. "A-A-ah," the women sobbed in reply from Aunt Masha's yard, as if to tell her: We too grieve with you, and as you see, we're not sitting on our hands (3a).♦ Лизка - молодчага, не сидела сложа руки. Пока он [Михаил] ходил за житом, она заново подтопила печь... (Абрамов 1). Lizka was splendid; she hadn't been sitting around twiddling her thumbs. While he [Mikhail] was out getting the barley she had gotten the stove hot again (1a).♦ "А не думаете ли вы, Елена Станиславовна, что нам нужно продолжать работу?.. Нельзя сидеть сложа руки!" (Ильф и Петров 1). "Don't you think we ought to carry on without them, Elena Stanislavovna?...We can't sit around doing nothing" (1a).—————Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сложа руки
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124 face
I [feɪs] n1) лицоSee:A shadow of doubt ran all over his face. — По лицу пробежала тень сомнения.
He straightened his face. — Он придал своему лицу обычное выражение.
His face was disfigured by a scar. — Его лицо было изуродовано шрамом.
His face didn't relax. — Его лицо сохранило напряженное выражение.
The rain (the wind) was blowing in our faces. — Дождь хлестал (ветер дул) нам в лицо.
The face is the index of the mind. — Каков человек видно по его лицу.
A good face is a letter of recommendation. — Лицо/глаза - зеркало души. /Что в сердце творится, на лице не утаишь.
A fair face may hide a fool. — Внешность обманчива. /Не все то золото, что блестит.
To make a long face. — Скорчить кислую мину/рожу.
- pretty face- thin face
- impassive face
- rough face
- shy face
- inpensive face
- massive face- chapped face- clear-cut face
- full face
- broad face
- regular face features - face with wrinkles
- face with a scar
- gentle shape of smb's face
- smb's sensitive skin of the face
- expression on smb's face
- with a strange expression on smb's face co
- with a wry face
- with one's face up
- with a happy expression on smb's face co
- with a smile on one's face
- with one's face to the window
- in the face of danger
- shave smb's face
- wipe one's face
- mop one's perspiring face
- mop the sweat from one's face
- rub in cream into the face
- cover one's face with a veil
- bury one's face with one's hands
- stroke one's face
- recognize smb's face
- disfigure the face
- look smb in the face
- say smth straigt to smb's face
- strike smb across the face
- fall on one's face
- pucker one's face into a frown
- relax one's face
- make a disagreeable face
- slap smb in the face
- take care of one's face2) лицевая сторона, фасадThe book was lying on its face. — Книга лежала обложкой вниз.
•USAGE:II [feɪs] v1) стоять лицом к лицу, встречать во всеоружии, смотреть в лицоThe opponents faced each other across the chessboard. — Оппоненты стояли лицом друг к другу у классной доски.
- face the crowd- face the audience
- face danger
- face death
- face the facts
- face the consequences2) быть обращённым к чему-либо, выходить на (в/во)The village faces full to the south. — Деревня полностью обращена к югу
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прост., неодобр.cf. sit with idle hands; twiddle (twirl) one's thumbs (fingers); keep one's hands in pocketsРусско-английский фразеологический словарь > сидеть как именинник
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126 apart
adverb1) (separately) getrenntwith one's legs apart — mit gespreizten Beinen
apart from... — (except for) außer...; bis auf... (+ Akk.); (in addition to) außer...
2) (into pieces) auseinanderhe took the engine apart — er nahm den Motor auseinander
take apart — (fig.) (criticize) auseinander nehmen (ugs.) [Theaterstück, Politiker]; (analyse) zergliedern
3)* * *(separated by a certain distance: The trees were planted three metres apart; with his feet apart; Their policies are far apart; She sat apart from the other people.) (voneinader) entfernt- academic.ru/115077/apart_from">apart from- come apart
- take apart
- tell apart* * *[əˈpɑ:t, AM -ˈpɑ:rt]1. (separated) auseinander, getrenntI can't tell them \apart ich kann sie nicht auseinanderhaltento blow \apart [in der Luft] zerfetzentheir marriage is falling \apart ihre Ehe geht in die Brücheto be set \apart sich akk abhebento take sth \apart etw auseinandernehmen [o [in seine Einzelteile] zerlegen]; ( fig fam) etw auseinandernehmen fam [o sl verreißen]the North coast \apart,... abgesehen von der nördlichen Küste...; (distinctive) besondersa breed \apart eine besondere [o spezielle] Sortepoliticians are a breed \apart Politiker/Politikerinnen sind eine Sache für sichsb is poles [or worlds] \apart jdn trennen Welten figto be a race \apart eine Klasse für sich seinshe was a race \apart from all the other singers sie war um Klassen besser als alle anderen Sänger/Sängerinnenyou and me \apart abgesehen von dir und mir▪ \apart from sth/sb von etw/jdm abgesehen* * *[ə'pAːt]adv1) auseinanderto stand/sit with one's legs apart — mit gespreizten Beinen dastehen/dasitzen
to live apart —
they're still far or miles apart (fig) — ihre Meinungen klaffen or gehen immer noch weit auseinander
to come or fall apart — entzweigehen, auseinanderfallen
her marriage is falling apart —
from +gen)it came apart in my hands — es fiel mir in der Hand auseinander
he stood apart from the group — er stand abseits von der Gruppe
a class/thing apart — eine Klasse/Sache für sich
3) (= excepted) abgesehen von, bis auf (+acc)these problems apart —
apart from that there's nothing else wrong with it — abgesehen davon or bis auf das ist alles in Ordnung
apart from that, the gearbox is also faulty — darüber hinaus or außerdem ist (auch) das Getriebe schadhaft
* * *apart [əˈpɑː(r)t] advgrow apart fig sich auseinanderleben;they start 30 seconds apart SPORT sie starten im Abstand von 30 Sekunden;apart from abgesehen von, bis auf (akk);apart from the fact that … abgesehen davon, dass …;* * *adverb1) (separately) getrenntapart from... — (except for) außer...; bis auf... (+ Akk.); (in addition to) außer...
2) (into pieces) auseinandertake apart — (fig.) (criticize) auseinander nehmen (ugs.) [Theaterstück, Politiker]; (analyse) zergliedern
3)apart [from] — (to a distance) weg [von]; (at a distance)
* * *(from) prep.ausgenommen adj. (from) prep.abgesehen (von) adj.abgesondert adj.abseits präp. adj.abgesondert adj.abseits adj.einzeln adj.extra adj.für sich adj.getrennt adj. adv.einzeln adv. -
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at, by, in case of, gentlemanly, on, upon, wood* * *I. (et) wood;(fig) add fuel to the fire.II. præpa) ( om sted) at ( fx at the end of the street, at the next station),( ved siden af, henne ved) by ( fx he sat at his writing table bythe window; sit by the fire; he lives by the sea (, the river);by the roadside);( nær ved) near ( fx he lives near the castle),( nærmere) close to;b) ( om beliggenhed ved flod, kyst etc) on ( fx the towns on the Thames(, on the Channel); their house is right on the sea (, road); on the Scottish border),(se også I. grænse);c) ( om tid) at ( fx at dawn, at breakfast; at his death, at midnight, at the outbreak of the war, at the sight of her);( NB ofte omskrives til bisætning, fx ved krigens udbrud when the war broke out; ved synet af hende when he saw her);( lige efter) on ( fx on (el. at) our arrival in London);( omtrent ved) about, around ( fx about (el. around) this time tomorrow; about (el. around) five o'clock);(= senest ved el. om resultat af en udvikling) by ( fx you must be here by five; by the end of the war the country was almostbankrupt);d) ( om lejlighed) at ( fx at the concert, at the funeral, at the party);( da noget foregik: omskrives til bisætning, fx ved fjernelsen af lågetwhen the lid was removed);e) ( om ansættelse, arbejdssted) at ( fx teacher at a school, professor at a university (, at Oxford), physician at a hospital; he is at the Royal Theatre), on ( fx a job on the railway (, on a newspaper), he is on the stage), in ( fx he is in the Army (, the Navy), he is inagriculture, professor in a university);[ rektor ved en skole] headmaster of a school;f) ( om middel) by ( fx powered by electricity, read by lamplight, vote by show of hands; take (, seize, grasp) him by the collar; live by writing), through ( fx through their influence);[ ved at gøre dette] by doing this, when you (, they etc) do (, did) this;g) ( om egenskab) about ( fx there is something funny about him; what is so special (, wonderful etc) about that?);[ der er noget godt ved ham] he has his good points;[ der er noget farligt ved det] it has its dangers;h) ( i færd med) at ( fx he was at his work);( i færd med at nyde) over ( fx discuss it over a glass of beer (, a cup of coffee); sit over one's coffee);i) [ Udtryk][ med være:][ være ved](dvs tilstå) admit ( fx he would not admit that he did not knowanything about it);not up to much);[ enhver lærer der er noget ved kan gøre det] any teacher worth his salt can do it;[ være ved at](dvs begynde at; være i færd med at) be -ing ( fx they were getting tired (, hungry); he is washing the car);(dvs skulle til at) be (just) about to ( fx leave), be on the point of -ing ( fx of leaving);[(dvs men ikke gøre det:) han var lige ved at falde] he nearly fell, he almost fell,( stærkere) he very nearly fell, he all but fell;[ det var lige ved at han slog mig] he very nearly struck me;j) [ Udtryk][ med det:][ mens du er ved det] while you are at it;difficult) thing about it, that is the funny (, difficult) part of(el. about) it;( også) that is where the fun comes in;sværge).III. adv:( med styrelse) near (to), close to,( uden styrelse) near by, nearby, close by, close at hand;IV. præs af vide. -
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back, spine* * *(en -ge)( også stoleryg og bogryg) back;[ dårlig ryg] bad back;[ for at have ryggen fri] to secure one's retreat;[ jeg vil have min ryg fri] I won't take any responsibility;[ med præp:][ bag hans ryg](også fig) behind his back;[ falde en i ryggen] attack somebody from behind,(mil.) attack somebody in the rear,(fig) stab somebody in the back;[ løs i ryggen]( om bog) with a broken back;[ han har indflydelsesrige mænd i ryggen] he has powerful backers;[ han har betydelige midler i ryggen] he has considerable resources to draw on;(fig: som støtte) he has the minister behind him;(se også vind);[ bind med løs ryg] loose (el. hollow el. open) -back binding;[ sidde med ryggen til (én)] sit with one's back to somebody;[ ryg mod ryg] back to back;[ på ryggen] on one's back;[ han stod med hænderne på ryggen] he stood with his hands behind him (el.behind his back);[ tage sækken på ryggen] take the sack on one's back;(dvs tage ansvaret) take the responsibility (for),( være den det går ud over) bear the brunt (of),T be at the receiving end (of) ( fx the cuts);
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sit on one's hands — {v. phr.}, {informal} To do nothing; fail or refuse to do anything. * /We asked Bill for help with our project, but he sat on his hands./ … Dictionary of American idioms
sit on one's hands — {v. phr.}, {informal} To do nothing; fail or refuse to do anything. * /We asked Bill for help with our project, but he sat on his hands./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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sit on one's hands — idi sit on one s hands a) to fail to applaud b) to fail to take appropriate action … From formal English to slang
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sit on one's hands — phrasal 1. to withhold applause ; fail to show approval or enthusiasm 2. to fail to take expected or appropriate action … New Collegiate Dictionary
sit on one's hands — verb To be idle when action is needed, perhaps because of fear, ignorance, complacency, indecisiveness, or dislike of the person(s) or situation … Wiktionary
sit on one's hands — remain idle, do nothing … English contemporary dictionary
on one's hands — {adv.} or {adj. phr.} In your care or responsibility; that you must do something about. * /Mrs. Blake left her five children with me while she shopped. I could not get anything done with the children on my hands./ * /After everyone bought tickets … Dictionary of American idioms
on one's hands — {adv.} or {adj. phr.} In your care or responsibility; that you must do something about. * /Mrs. Blake left her five children with me while she shopped. I could not get anything done with the children on my hands./ * /After everyone bought tickets … Dictionary of American idioms
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