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  • 1 принимать

    vt; св - приня́ть
    1) брать даваемое to accept, to take

    принима́ть приглаше́ние/пода́рок/извине́ния — to accept an invitation/a present/ sb's apologies

    принима́ть чей-л сове́т — to take sb's advice

    принима́ть предложе́ние помо́чь — to accept an offer of help

    2) пищу, лекарство to take

    принима́ть лека́рство — to take medicine/AE medication

    принима́ть ва́нну — to take/to have a bath

    принима́ть ме́ры — to take measures

    принима́ть круты́е ме́ры про́тив иго́рных домо́в — to crack down on/upon gambling houses

    принима́ть ме́ры на слу́чай непредви́денных обстоя́тельств — to provide for an emergency

    3) утверждать голосованием to take, to carry, to adopt, to pass

    принима́ть резолю́цию — to adopt/to carry/to pass a resolution

    принима́ть реше́ние — to make/to reach/to take a decision

    принима́ть зако́н — to adopt/to pass a law

    4) допускать к участию to admit (to), to accept (to)

    принима́ть на рабо́ту — to take sb on

    принима́ть в шко́лу/университе́т — to admit sb to school/university

    принима́ть посла́ — to receive an ambassador

    принима́ть госте́й — to entertain (sb)

    тепе́рь мы почти́ не принима́ем госте́й — we hardly ever entertain these days

    принима́ть что-л всерьёз/бли́зко к се́рдцу/на свой счёт — to take sth seriously/to heart/personally

    принима́ть к све́дению — to take sth into consideration/account

    не принима́ть во внима́ние/в расчёт — to ignore, to discount

    принима́ть кого/что-л за кого/что-лto (mis)take sb/sth for sb/sth

    - принимать участие в
    - принимать сторону
    - принимать за чистую монету
    - принимать желаемое за действительное

    Русско-английский учебный словарь > принимать

  • 2 Т-223

    ТРЫН-ТРАВА кому, для кого coll NP Invar subj-compl with быть0 ( subj: usu. всё, всё это)) s.o. is not troubled or concerned (about sth. or anything at all)
    X-y всё трын-трава — (in refer, to a given situation) it doesn't affect (ruffle) X at all (a bit)
    it has no effect on X X doesn't care (couldn't care less, could care less) about it X doesn't care a straw (a rap etc) for it it doesn't mean a thing to X X doesn't take it seriously (in refer, to s.o. 's general attitude toward things) nothing affects (ruffles) X X couldn't care less about anything X doesn't care a fig (a rap) for anything X doesn't take anything (takes nothing) seriously.
    «Безденежье, бесхлебье, бессапожье!.. Трын-трава бы это было все, если бы был молод и один» (Гоголь 3). "No money, no bread, no boots! I wouldn't care a straw for all that if only I were young and single" (3b).
    «Для Нади веб трын-трава!» - говорила с лёгким осуждением мама. Беспечность тети Нади вошла в нашей семье в поговорку (Паустовский 1). "Nadya doesn't саге а fig for anything!" Mama used to say with a slight reproach in her voice. Aunt Nadya's happy-go-lucky good spirits were proverbial in our family (1b).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Т-223

  • 3 подходить со всей серьёзностью

    Official expression: take sth. very seriously

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > подходить со всей серьёзностью

  • 4 П-203

    ПЛЮНУТЬ И (ДА) РАСТЕРЕТЬ substand VP fixed WO
    1. (subj: human
    usu. imper
    (in refer, to sth. that the speaker considers not worth s.o. 's or, occas., one's own time or attention) to disregard sth. completely, not pay any attention to sth.: плюнь и разотри - pay it no mind
    forget it don't trouble yourself about it.
    2. (infin only
    used as subj-compl with бытье ( subj: usu. abstr)) sth. is unimportant, insignificant, not worth worrying about
    X - плюнуть и растереть - X is no big deal (thing)
    X is not even worth talking about X doesn't amount to a hill of beans.
    Не относитесь серьезно к Колиным жалобам. Все его проблемы - плюнуть да растереть. Don't take Kolyas complaints seriously None of his problems are even worth talking about.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > П-203

  • 5 плюнуть да растереть

    [VP; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. [subj: human; usu. imper]
    (in refer, to sth. that the speaker considers not worth s.o.'s or, occas., one's own time or attention) to disregard sth. completely, not pay any attention to sth.:
    - плюнь и разотри pay it no mind;
    - don't trouble yourself about it.
    2. [infin only; used as subj-compl with быть (subj: usu. abstr)]
    sth. is unimportant, insignificant, not worth worrying about:
    - X doesn't amount to a hill of beans.
         ♦ Не относитесь серьезно к Колиным жалобам. Все его проблемы - плюнуть да растереть. Don't take Kolyas complaints seriously None of his problems are even worth talking about.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > плюнуть да растереть

  • 6 плюнуть и растереть

    [VP; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. [subj: human; usu. imper]
    (in refer, to sth. that the speaker considers not worth s.o.'s or, occas., one's own time or attention) to disregard sth. completely, not pay any attention to sth.:
    - плюнь и разотри pay it no mind;
    - don't trouble yourself about it.
    2. [infin only; used as subj-compl with быть (subj: usu. abstr)]
    sth. is unimportant, insignificant, not worth worrying about:
    - X doesn't amount to a hill of beans.
         ♦ Не относитесь серьезно к Колиным жалобам. Все его проблемы - плюнуть да растереть. Don't take Kolyas complaints seriously None of his problems are even worth talking about.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > плюнуть и растереть

  • 7 дело идет

    I
    ДЕЛО ИДЕТ/ПОШЛО к чему
    [VPsubj; fixed WO) sth. is approaching, sth. is about to happen: дело идёт к X-y things are heading toward (to) X; things are moving toward X; things are heading straight for X; it looks as if (like) there is going to be X; X is coming; the way things are going, there is bound to be X; [in limited contexts]
    =====
    X is in the air; X is brewing; [in refer, to seasons, holidays etc] X is on the way.
         ♦ Он прекрасно понимал, куда идёт дело - к роковому моменту, к скандалу, к катастрофе, к разоблачению! (Аксёнов 6). He knew perfectly well where things were heading - to the moment of truth, to a scandal, to catastrophe, to exposure! (6a).
         ♦ "Ну что ж, - помрачнел старший великан, - видно, дело идёт к свадьбе" (Искандер 5). "Well then," the eldest giant said darkly, "evidently things are moving toward a wedding" (5a).
    II
    РЕЧЬ (ДЕЛО) ИДЕТ о ком-чем
    [VPsubj; fixed WO]
    =====
    what is involved here is...:
    - речь идёт об X-e it is a question (a matter) of X;
    - the matter (the question) concerns (involves) X.
         ♦ [Михаил (волнуется):]...Давайте говорить серьезно. Речь идет о деле, а не о справедливости... (Горький 1). [М. (agitated).]. Can't we talk seriously? It's a question of good business practice, not of justice, (1b)
         ♦ "Вот это, господа присяжные, я называю уликой! Вот тут уж я знаю, вижу, осязаю деньги и не могу сказать, что их нет или не было. Так ли в настоящем случае? А между тем ведь дело идет о жизни и смерти, о судьбе человека" (Достоевский 2). "This, gentlemen of the jury, is what I call evidence! Here I know, I see, I touch the money, and I cannot say that it does not or never did exist Is that so in the present case? And yet it is a matter of life and death, of a man's fate" (2a)
         ♦ Полицейские были довольны, что узнали, кто раздавленный. Раскольников назвал и себя, дал свой адрес и всеми силами, как будто дело шло о родном отце, уговаривал перенести поскорее бесчувственного Мармеладова в его квартиру (Достоевский 3). The policemen were pleased to learn the trampled mans identity. Raskolnikov gave his own name too, and his address, and did his very utmost, as if it were his own father involved, to persuade them to take the unconscious Marmeladov back as quickly as possible to his own apartment (3a).
         ♦ "...Ради бога, не откажите мне в моей просьбе: дело идёт о счастии всей моей жизни" (Пушкин 2). [context transl] "...For the love of God, please do not refuse my request: the happiness of my whole life is at stake" (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дело идет

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