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121 come out in
v + adv + prep + oI/she came out in spots — me/le salieron granos
* * *v + adv + prep + oI/she came out in spots — me/le salieron granos
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122 slave one's guts out
разг."надрывать кишки", работать до изнеможения, работать как вол, надрываться ( на работе)Slave your guts out all your life and end up like their father - still struggling to pay off the mortgage he'd had to raise to keep them during the depression. (D. Cusack, ‘Say No to Death’, ch. 3) — Надрывай кишки всю жизнь, а кончишь тем же, чем отец: он ведь все еще бьется как рыба об лед, выплачивая деньги по закладной, взятые во время кризиса.
Don't be silly. Why should I sweat my guts out to write a book if nobody's going to know I wrote it? (M. Dickens, ‘The Angel in the Corner’, ch. 11) — Не говори глупости. чего ради я должен убиваться над этой книгой, если никто не будет знать, что я написал ее?
Well, it's up to Patty to decide. If she wants to work her guts out for a kid's wage and the sack at the end of it, she's welcome. I Don't care where she works as long as she sticks up for her rights. (D. Heweett, ‘Bobbin Up’, ch. 3) — Ладно, пусть Пэтти решает сама. Если она согласна гнуть спину за гроши, которые платят подросткам, и не боится, что ее вышвырнут вон, когда она станет совершеннолетней, - это ее дело. Мне все равно, где она будет работать, лишь бы умела постоять за свои права.
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123 cold sweat
cold sweat n sueurs fpl froides ; to be in a cold sweat about sth avoir des sueurs froides à propos de qch ; to bring sb out in a cold sweat donner des sueurs froides à qn. -
124 break out in
(to (suddenly) become covered in a rash, in sweat etc: I'm allergic to strawberries. They make me break out in a rash.) få udslæt* * *(to (suddenly) become covered in a rash, in sweat etc: I'm allergic to strawberries. They make me break out in a rash.) få udslæt -
125 come out
intransitive verb1) herauskommen2) (appear, become visible) [Sonne, Knospen, Blumen:] herauskommen, (ugs.) rauskommen; [Sterne:] zu sehen sein3) (be revealed) [Wahrheit, Nachrichten:] herauskommen, (ugs.) rauskommen4) (be published, declared, etc.) herauskommen; rauskommen (ugs.); [Ergebnisse, Zensuren:] bekannt gegeben werden5) (declare oneself)come out for or in favour of something — sich für etwas aussprechen
6) (be covered)7) (be removed) [Fleck, Schmutz:] rausgehen (ugs.)8)come out with — herausrücken mit (ugs.) [Wahrheit, Fakten]; loslassen (ugs.) [Flüche, Bemerkungen]
* * *1) (to become known: The truth finally came out.) herauskommen2) (to be published: This newspaper comes out once a week.) herauskommen5) (to be removed: This dirty mark won't come out.) bekannt werden* * *◆ come outvican Zoe \come out out to play? kommt Zoe raus zum Spielen?the police watched him \come out out of the house die Polizei beobachtete ihn, wie er das Haus verließto \come out out of prison aus dem Gefängnis kommen2. (be released) book, magazine herauskommen; (onto the market) auf den Markt kommen; results bekanntgegeben werden; film anlaufen3. (become known) news bekannt werden, herauskommenmy cooking always \come outs out a mess was ich auch koche, es schmeckt immer schrecklichthese figures have \come out out wrong diese Zahlen haben sich als falsch herausgestelltshe came out of the divorce settlement a rich woman sie ging aus der Scheidung als reiche Frau hervor5. PHOT [gut] herauskommendamn, the photo hasn't \come out out Mist, das Foto ist nichts geworden! fam6. (express opinion)7. (tell)to \come out out with good ideas gute Ideen vorbringento \come out out with a remark eine Bemerkung loslassen fam8. (result)a lot of good films came out of that period aus dieser Zeit stammen viele gute Filmea lot of inventions came out of his tireless research sein unermüdliches Forschen führte zu vielen Erfindungen10. (in contest)to \come out out top [or best] /the winner Beste(r)/Sieger(in) werdento \come out [on strike] in Streik treten13. (remove itself) tooth herausfallencan you get this cork to \come out out of the bottle? bekommst du den Korken aus der Flasche heraus?15. (break out) ausbrechento \come out out in a rash/spots einen Ausschlag/Pickel bekommen18. (seem)I didn't mean to be rude — it just came out that way ich wollte nicht unhöflich sein — es klang nur so19.▶ it will all \come out out in the wash ( prov: be revealed) am Ende wird alles rauskommen; (be all right) am Ende wird schon alles gutgehen* * *vito come out of a room/meeting etc —
he asked her to come out for a meal/drive — er lud sie zum Essen/einer Spazierfahrt ein
2) (= be published, marketed book, magazine) erscheinen, herauskommen; (new product) auf den Markt kommen; (film) (in den Kinos) anlaufen; (= become known, exam results) herauskommen, bekannt werden; (news) bekannt werden3) (IND)to come out (on strike) — in den Streik treten, streiken
4) (PHOTfilm, photograph)
the photo of the hills hasn't come out very well — das Foto von den Bergen ist nicht sehr gut gewordenlet's hope the photos come out — hoffentlich sind die Bilder was geworden (inf) or gut geworden
5) (= show itself) sich zeigenhis arrogance comes out in everything he says — bei allem, was er sagt, kommt seine Arroganz durch
7) (MATH problems, divisions etc) aufgehenthe total comes out at £500 — das Ganze beläuft sich auf (+acc) or macht (inf) £ 500
9)he came out third in French — er wurde Drittbester in Französisch11) (truth, meaning etc) (he)rauskommenno sooner had the words come out than... — kaum waren die Worte heraus, als...
13) (= be released prisoner) (he)rauskommen14) (homosexual) sich outen; (man also) sich als Homosexueller bekennen; (woman also) sich als Lesbe bekennen15)16)to come out against/in favour of or for sth — sich gegen/für etw aussprechen, etw ablehnen/befürworten
17)to come out of sth badly/well — bei etw schlecht/nicht schlecht wegkommen
she came out of the interview well — sie hat bei dem Vorstellungsgespräch einen guten Eindruck gemacht
to come out on top — sich durchsetzen, Sieger bleiben
* * *come out v/i1. a) heraus-, hervorkommen, sich zeigenb) SPORT aufmachen3. herauskommen:a) erscheinen (Buch etc)b) bekannt werden, an den Tag kommen (Wahrheit etc)4. ausgehen (Haare, Farbe), herausgehen (Fleck etc)5. umg werden, sich gut etc entwickeln6. ausbrechen (Ausschlag):come out in a rash (in spots) einen Ausschlag (Pickel) bekommen7. debütieren:a) zum ersten Male auftreten (Schauspieler)b) in die Gesellschaft eingeführt werden8. FOTO, etca) mit der Wahrheit etc herausrücken,b) Flüche etc vom Stapel lassen10. come out againsta) sich aussprechen gegen,b) den Kampf ansagen (dat)12. sich outen, sich offen zu seiner Homosexualität bekennen* * *intransitive verb1) herauskommencome out [on strike] — in den Streik treten
2) (appear, become visible) [Sonne, Knospen, Blumen:] herauskommen, (ugs.) rauskommen; [Sterne:] zu sehen sein3) (be revealed) [Wahrheit, Nachrichten:] herauskommen, (ugs.) rauskommen4) (be published, declared, etc.) herauskommen; rauskommen (ugs.); [Ergebnisse, Zensuren:] bekannt gegeben werdencome out for or in favour of something — sich für etwas aussprechen
6) (be covered)7) (be removed) [Fleck, Schmutz:] rausgehen (ugs.)8)come out with — herausrücken mit (ugs.) [Wahrheit, Fakten]; loslassen (ugs.) [Flüche, Bemerkungen]
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126 come out
1) (to become known: The truth finally came out.) revelarse, salir a la luz2) (to be published: This newspaper comes out once a week.) salir3) (to strike: The men have come out (on strike).) declararse en huelga4) ((of a photograph) to be developed: This photograph has come out very well.) resultar, salir5) (to be removed: This dirty mark won't come out.) salir, quitarsecome out vb salirare you coming out to play? ¿sales a jugar?1) v + adv (+ prep + o)a) (from inside, indoors) salir*to come out of something — salir* de algo
if you take this route, you come out at Park Lane — por este camino se sale a Park Lane
b) (from prison, hospital) salir*2) \<\<tooth/hair\>\> caerse*; \<\<stain\>\> salir*3) v + adv( appear) \<\<sun/stars\>\> salir*; \<\<flowers\>\> florecer*, salir*4)a) (be said, spoken) salir*I didn't mean to say it, it just came out — no lo dije a propósito, se me escapó
b) (be revealed, emphasized) \<\<secretuth\>\> revelarse, salir* a la luz5)a) ( declare oneself) declararseto come out (on strike) — declararse en huelga, ir* a la huelga
b) ( as being gay) destaparse (fam), declararse abiertamente homosexual6) (be published, become available) \<\<newspaper/record/product\>\> salir*7)a) (have as outcome, total) salir*b) (fare, acquit oneself)to come out well/badly — salir* bien/mal parado
8) ( Phot) salir*VI + ADV1) (=emerge) [person, object, sun, magazine] salir (of de); [qualities] mostrarse; [news] divulgarse, difundirse; [scandal] descubrirse, salir a la luz; [film] estrenarsecloset2) (=open) [flower] abrirse, florecer3) (into the open) [debutante] ser presentada en sociedad, ponerse de largo; [homosexual] declararse(fig)to come out for/against sth — declararse en pro/en contra de algo
4) [stain] (=be removed) quitarse; [dye] (=run) desteñirse5) (=become covered with)I came out in a sweat — empecé a sudar, me cubrí de sudor
you never know what he's going to come out with next! * — ¡nunca se sabe por dónde va a salir!
7) (=turn out) salirit comes out at £5 a head — sale a 5 libras por cabeza
* * *1) v + adv (+ prep + o)a) (from inside, indoors) salir*to come out of something — salir* de algo
if you take this route, you come out at Park Lane — por este camino se sale a Park Lane
b) (from prison, hospital) salir*2) \<\<tooth/hair\>\> caerse*; \<\<stain\>\> salir*3) v + adv( appear) \<\<sun/stars\>\> salir*; \<\<flowers\>\> florecer*, salir*4)a) (be said, spoken) salir*I didn't mean to say it, it just came out — no lo dije a propósito, se me escapó
b) (be revealed, emphasized) \<\<secret/truth\>\> revelarse, salir* a la luz5)a) ( declare oneself) declararseto come out (on strike) — declararse en huelga, ir* a la huelga
b) ( as being gay) destaparse (fam), declararse abiertamente homosexual6) (be published, become available) \<\<newspaper/record/product\>\> salir*7)a) (have as outcome, total) salir*b) (fare, acquit oneself)to come out well/badly — salir* bien/mal parado
8) ( Phot) salir* -
127 to sweat one's guts out
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128 to sweat out
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