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101 попусту
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102 verzetteln
- {to catalogue} kẻ thành mục lục, chia thành loại, ghi vào mục lục - {to waste} lãng phí, bỏ qua, để lỡ, bỏ hoang, tàn phá, làm hao mòn dần, làm hư hỏng, làm mất phẩm chất, uổng phí, hao mòn, trôi qua = sich verzetteln [in,mit] {to waste one's time [on]}+ -
103 Б-87
БОБЫ РАЗВОДИТЬ substand VP subj: human usu. this WO1. to waste one's time on trifles, act very slowly, procrastinateX бобы разводит - X fritters (fiddles) away the time(in limited contexts) X drags his feet.(author's usage) «Чем в губернское правление-то шататься да пустяки на бобах разводить, лучше бы дело делать!» (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "Instead of wasting his time in government departments and frittering away the precious minutes on some stupid trifles, he (the pompadour) should have been doing something!" (2a).2. obsoles to talk about insignificant, frivolous matters (often in order to distract s.o. from sth.), engage in idle chatterX бобы разводит - X is prattling (on)X is babbling (in limited contexts) X is beating around (about) the bushX и Y бобы разводят - X and Y are gabbingX and Y are shooting the breeze (the bull). -
104 бобы разводить
• БОБЫ РАЗВОДИТЬ substand[VP; subj: human; usu. this WO]=====1. to waste one's time on trifles, act very slowly, procrastinate:- [in limited contexts] X drags his feet.♦ [author's usage] "Чем в губернское правление-то шататься да пустяки на бобах разводить, лучше бы дело делать!" (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "Instead of wasting his time in government departments and frittering away the precious minutes on some stupid trifles, he [the pompadour] should have been doing something!" (2a).2. obsoles to talk about insignificant, frivolous matters (often in order to distract s.o. from sth.), engage in idle chatter:- [in limited contexts] X is beating around (about) the bush;- X and Y are shooting the breeze (the bull).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бобы разводить
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105 разводить антимонии
прост., неодобр.1) (болтать, пускаться в лишние, отвлекающие разговоры) chatter, jabber, twaddle; have (hold) an idle talk; talk a lot of nonsense; cf. shoot the breeze; mill the wind; bla-bla in the air; keepchin-wagging with smb.- А! Некогда мне тут с тобой антимонии разводить! Некогда!... Поехали! (Ю. Бондарев, Батальоны просят огня) — 'Oh hell! I've no time for chin-wagging with you, see?... Come along!'
2) (излишне церемониться с кем-либо; соблюдать излишние условности по отношению к кому-либо) be too delicate (ceremonious); observe unnecessary formalities; waste one's time for niceties; hesitate in calling a spade a spade; mess about with smb.; treat smb. with kid-gloves- А мы с ним вот... люди простые. Враги так враги, и нечего тут антимонии разводить. (В. Короленко, Чудная) — 'As to us we are simple-minded enough to call a spade a spade. Yes, we are enemies!'
Михалка.
Да какого... тут антимонии разводить! Волоки в барак! (Я. Погодин, Темп) — Mikhalka: Why the hell... wasting our time for niceties? Drag him to the barrack!Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > разводить антимонии
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106 тянуть резину
прост., неодобр.delay things; mark time; waste one's time; dawdle; mess about; drag out- Ну тогда давайте не тянуть резину, - сказал он. - Давайте вот именно в ближайшее время зарегистрируемся. (П. Нилин, Впервые замужем) — 'Then let's not delay things,' he said. 'Let's go to the registry office as soon as possible.'
Ещё минут двадцать он тянул резину, надеясь, что вдруг придумается какой-нибудь спасительный аргумент. (Л. Жуховицкий, Остановиться, оглянуться...) — For another twenty minutes he marked time, hoping that all of a sudden some straw to clutch at would occur to him.
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107 trifle
1) (anything of very little value: $100 is a trifle when one is very rich.) malenkost2) ((a dish of) a sweet pudding made of sponge-cake, fruit, cream etc: I'm making a trifle for dessert.) sadni kolač•- trifling* * *[tráifl]1.nounmalenkost, bagatela, nepomembnost; figuratively majhna vsota; figuratively mrvica, košček; culinary narastek, napihnjen kolač; plural posoda, predmeti iz kositrato waste one's time on trifles — zapravljati čas z malenkostmi;2.intransitive verb & transitive verbigra(čka)ti se; šaliti se, delati (počenjati) šale, norčije, burke ( with z); zabavati se; flirtati; površno delati; čas tratitihe is not to be trifled with — z njim se ni šaliti, on ne pozna šale -
108 ждать у моря погоды
[zhdat' u mor'a pogody] To wait by the sea for the weather. To indulge in vain hopes without taking any steps to realize them; to waste one's time neglecting one's opportunities. Cf. To let the grass grow under one's feet.Русские фразеологизмы в картинках (русско-английский словарь) > ждать у моря погоды
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109 кисель разводить
прост., неодобр.waste one's time for niceties; be too delicate (ceremonious); treat smb. with kid-gloves- Мы прекрасно понимаем, что никто из спекулянтов по твёрдой цене продавать не станет. Попрячут. Тогда мы произведём обыски и реквизируем у шкуродёров все товары. Тут разводить кисель нельзя. Допустить, чтобы рабочие дальше голодали, мы не можем. (Н. Островский, Как закалялась сталь) — 'We know very well that none of the profiteers are going to sell their goods at the fixed price. They'll hide what they've got. In that case we'll make searches and confiscate the bloodsuckers' goods. This is no time for niceties. We can't let the workers starve any longer.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кисель разводить
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110 баклуши
мн.бить баклуши разг. — twiddle one's thumbs; fritter away, или waste, one's time
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111 байдикувати
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112 enfiler
enfiler [ɑ̃file]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ aiguille, perles] to threadb. [+ vêtement] to put on2. reflexive verb* * *ɑ̃file
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1) ( mettre) to slip on2) to thread [aiguille]3) ( entrer dans) to take [rue]4) ( dire) pej to spout [phrases]
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s'enfiler verbe pronominal1) (colloq) ( avaler) to guzzle down; fig to devour2) (colloq) ( faire) to get landed (colloq) with [corvée]* * *ɑ̃file vt1) [vêtement]enfiler qch [gants, chaussettes, collant] — to slip sth on, [veste, slip] to slip sth on, to slip into sth
J'ai rapidement enfilé un pull avant de sortir. — I slipped on a sweater before going out.
2) (= insérer)3) [rue, couloir] to take4) [perles] to string5) [aiguille] to threadJ'ai du mal à enfiler cette aiguille. — I am having difficulty threading this needle.
* * *enfiler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( mettre) to slip on; enfiler un pull à qn to slip a pullover on sb; enfiler des bracelets to slip on some bracelets;2 to thread [aiguille]; enfiler qch sur to thread sth onto;3 ( entrer dans) to take [couloir, rue];5 ●( forniquer avec) to screw●.B s'enfiler vpr2 ○( faire) to get landed○ with [corvée];[ɑ̃file] verbe transitif1. [faire passer]2. [disposer - sur un fil] to thread ou to string (on) (separable) ; [ - sur une tige] to slip on (separable)————————s'enfiler verbe pronominal intransitif————————s'enfiler verbe pronominal transitif1. [avaler - boisson] to knock back, to put away ; [ - nourriture] to guzzle, to gobble up (separable), to put away (separable)2. [faire - corvée] to get through (inseparable) -
113 a prinde muşte
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114 se casser
kɒse1. vpr/vi1) [vase, corde] to breakse casser net — to snap off, to break clean off
2) * (= s'en aller)casse-toi! — get lost! *
bon, je me casse — right, I'm going
2. vpr/réflIl s'est cassé la jambe au ski. — He broke his leg when he was skiing.
Je ne vais pas me casser la tête pour le dîner: je vais ouvrir une boîte de conserves. — I'm not going to go to a lot of trouble over dinner: I'll open a tin.
se casser le nez fig (venir pour rien ou venir voir quelqu'un qui n'est pas là) — to waste one's time, (essuyer un échec) to come to grief, to fail
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115 girafe
n. f. Peigner la girafe (joc.): To waste one's time doing useless tasks. On peut faire ça ou peigner lagirafe! We might just as well do that as anything else! (The ironic humour of the expression is such that San-Antonio, alias Frédéric Dard, entitled one of his novels EN PEIGNANT LA GIRAFE.) -
116 paumer
I.v. trans.1. To lose. On avait paumé nos billets, mais ils nous ont laissés passer. We couldn't find our tickets, but they let us through. Paumer son temps: To waste one's time.2. (of disease): To 'catch', to be infected with. Il a paumé la chtouille au régiment: He got clap when he was in the army.3. Se faire paumer. To get 'nabbed', 'collared', to be arrested.II.v. pronom.1. (lit.): To get lost, to lose one's way.2. (fig.): To 'bark up the wrong tree', to be completely off course. -
117 баклуши
мн.••бить баклу́ши разг. — ≈ twiddle one's thumbs; fritter away [waste] one's time
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118 порох
муж.бездымный порох — white gunpowder, smokeless gunpowder
••пахнет порохом — there is a smell of gunpowder in the air, war is in the air
ему пороха не хватает — he lacks the energy; he has not got it in him, he is not up to it
он пороха не выдумает — разг. he will never set the Thames on fire
тратить порох зря перен.— to waste one's time/breath
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119 verpraten
1 [met praten doorbrengen] waste (one's time) talking♦voorbeelden:1 we hebben de hele middag verpraat • we wasted the whole afternoon talking/chattingII 〈wederkerend werkwoord; zich verpraten〉 -
120 buz
1. ice. 2. very cold. -lar çözülmek to have the social atmosphere warm up. - gibi 1. icy, very cold. 2. colloq. in very good condition, clean and fresh, fat and firm (meat). 3. colloq. regular, good and proper. - gibi soğumak /dan/ to lose one´s affection completely (for). - kesilmek 1. to freeze, be frozen. 2. to be stunned. - kesmek to freeze, feel very cold. - parçası ice block. - tabakası sheet of ice. - tutmak/bağlamak to freeze, be covered with ice. - üstüne yazı yazmak to waste one´s time trying something impossible.
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