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1 неплохо укомплектованная университетская библиотека
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > неплохо укомплектованная университетская библиотека
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1. livable2. liveable3. so-so4. tolerably5. tolerably well6. fairly7. passable8. tolerableСинонимический ряд:терпимо (проч.) по-божески; приемлемо; терпимо -
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4 я вполне сносно себя чувствую
Makarov: I'm tolerably wellУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > я вполне сносно себя чувствую
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1) General subject: aneuch, divide, divide (возгласы, требующие прекращения прений и перехода к голосованию), eneuch, eneugh, enough (you know well enough - вы отлично знаете), enow (you know well enow - вы отлично знаете), fairly, have done (с восклицательным знаком), nice and (в соединении с другим прилагательным; it is nice and warm today - сегодня довольно тепло), not too, nuf, passable, plenty, quite, rather, relatively, somewhat, sufficient, that will do, that'll do, tolerably, vera, very, well, pretty (I'm pretty tired!), quite a bit2) Colloquial: belay, leave it at that3) Mathematics: sufficiently4) Simple: (искаж. enough) 'nuf, (искаж. enough) nuff, something5) Makarov: reasonably, so much, so much for6) Taboo: like hell -
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1) General subject: indifferently well, well enough (the girl speaks French well enough to act as our interpreter - девушка достаточно хорошо владеет французским языком, чтобы быть нашим переводчиком)2) Makarov: tolerably -
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(И) ТАК И СЯК coll AdvP these forms only fixed WO1. ( adv or predic (subj: human) (to do or try to do sth.) in various waysthis way and thatfirst one way, then another in all different ways.Редкие стрелы дождя, утратившего и строй, и вес, и способность шуметь, невпопад, так и сяк вспыхивали на солнце (Набоков 1). Stray arrows of rain that had lost both rhythm and weight and the ability to make any sound, flashed at random, this way and that, in the sun (1a).2. Also: ТАК-СЙКadvnot especially well but bearably, tolerablyso-sopassably fair to middling.«Каково торгует ваша милость?» - спросил Адриян. «Э-хе-хе, — отвечал Шульц, - и так и сяк. Пожаловаться не могу» (Пушкин 3). "How's Your Honor's business?" asked Adrian. uOh, well," answered Schulz, uso-so. I can't complain" (3a).Остальной персонал отеля относится ко мне так-сяк (Лимонов 1). The rest of the hotel staff treat me passably (1a).3. Also: ТАК-СЯК ( subj-compl with copula ( subj: any common noun)) a person (thing, place etc) is not especially good but is bearable, tolerable, such that one can accept him (or it)X и так и сяк = X is not so badX is not that bad X is satisfactory (acceptable) X will do.(Себейкин:) Шашлычная ещё так-сяк, у нас там возле артели стекляшку построили... (Рощин 2). (S.:) A shashlik place isn't so bad. They built one near our shop, all made of glass... (2a).(Ихарев:) Балык, кажется, не того, а икра ещё так и сяк (Гоголь 2). (I.:) The salmon's not up to scratch, but the caviar's satisfactory (2a). -
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[AdvP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv or predic (subj: human)]⇒ (to do or try to do sth.) in various ways:- first one way, then another;- in all different ways.♦ Редкие стрелы дождя, утратившего и строй, и вес, и способность шуметь, невпопад, так и сяк вспыхивали на солнце (Набоков 1). Stray arrows of rain that had lost both rhythm and weight and the ability to make any sound, flashed at random, this way and that, in the sun (1a).2. Also: ТАК-СЯК [adv]⇒ not especially well but bearably, tolerably:- so-so;- passably;- fair to middling.♦ "Каково торгует ваша милость?" - спросил Адриян. "Э-хе-хе, - отвечал Шульц, - и так и сяк. Пожаловаться не могу" (Пушкин 3). "How's Your Honor's business?" asked Adrian. "Oh, well," answered Schulz, uso-so. I can't complain" (3a).♦ Остальной персонал отеля относится ко мне так-сяк (Лимонов 1). The rest of the hotel staff treat me passably (1a).3. Also: ТАК-СЯК [subj-compl with copula (subj: any common noun)]⇒ a person (thing, place etc) is not especially good but is bearable, tolerable, such that one can accept him (or it):- X will do.♦ [Себейкин:] Шашлычная ешё так-сяк, у нас там возле артели стекляшку построили... (Рошин 2). [S.:] A shashlik place isn't so bad. They built one near our shop, all made of glass... (2a).♦ [Ихарев:] Балык, кажется, не того, а икра ешё так и сяк (Гоголь 2). [I.:] The salmon's not up to scratch, but the caviar's satisfactory (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и так и сяк
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• (И) ТАК И СЯК coll[AdvP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv or predic (subj: human)]⇒ (to do or try to do sth.) in various ways:- first one way, then another;- in all different ways.♦ Редкие стрелы дождя, утратившего и строй, и вес, и способность шуметь, невпопад, так и сяк вспыхивали на солнце (Набоков 1). Stray arrows of rain that had lost both rhythm and weight and the ability to make any sound, flashed at random, this way and that, in the sun (1a).2. Also: ТАК-СЯК [adv]⇒ not especially well but bearably, tolerably:- so-so;- passably;- fair to middling.♦ "Каково торгует ваша милость?" - спросил Адриян. "Э-хе-хе, - отвечал Шульц, - и так и сяк. Пожаловаться не могу" (Пушкин 3). "How's Your Honor's business?" asked Adrian. "Oh, well," answered Schulz, uso-so. I can't complain" (3a).♦ Остальной персонал отеля относится ко мне так-сяк (Лимонов 1). The rest of the hotel staff treat me passably (1a).3. Also: ТАК-СЯК [subj-compl with copula (subj: any common noun)]⇒ a person (thing, place etc) is not especially good but is bearable, tolerable, such that one can accept him (or it):- X will do.♦ [Себейкин:] Шашлычная ешё так-сяк, у нас там возле артели стекляшку построили... (Рошин 2). [S.:] A shashlik place isn't so bad. They built one near our shop, all made of glass... (2a).♦ [Ихарев:] Балык, кажется, не того, а икра ешё так и сяк (Гоголь 2). [I.:] The salmon's not up to scratch, but the caviar's satisfactory (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > так и сяк
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[AdvP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv or predic (subj: human)]⇒ (to do or try to do sth.) in various ways:- first one way, then another;- in all different ways.♦ Редкие стрелы дождя, утратившего и строй, и вес, и способность шуметь, невпопад, так и сяк вспыхивали на солнце (Набоков 1). Stray arrows of rain that had lost both rhythm and weight and the ability to make any sound, flashed at random, this way and that, in the sun (1a).2. Also: ТАК-СЯК [adv]⇒ not especially well but bearably, tolerably:- so-so;- passably;- fair to middling.♦ "Каково торгует ваша милость?" - спросил Адриян. "Э-хе-хе, - отвечал Шульц, - и так и сяк. Пожаловаться не могу" (Пушкин 3). "How's Your Honor's business?" asked Adrian. "Oh, well," answered Schulz, uso-so. I can't complain" (3a).♦ Остальной персонал отеля относится ко мне так-сяк (Лимонов 1). The rest of the hotel staff treat me passably (1a).3. Also: ТАК-СЯК [subj-compl with copula (subj: any common noun)]⇒ a person (thing, place etc) is not especially good but is bearable, tolerable, such that one can accept him (or it):- X will do.♦ [Себейкин:] Шашлычная ешё так-сяк, у нас там возле артели стекляшку построили... (Рошин 2). [S.:] A shashlik place isn't so bad. They built one near our shop, all made of glass... (2a).♦ [Ихарев:] Балык, кажется, не того, а икра ешё так и сяк (Гоголь 2). [I.:] The salmon's not up to scratch, but the caviar's satisfactory (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > так-сяк
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нареч.tolerably; so-so, pretty well разг. -
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............................................................1. tolerably{!! tolerable: قابل تحمل، نسبتا خوب، میانه، متوسط، قابل قبول، مدارا پذیر، تحمل پذیر}............................................................2. fairly well............................................................3. so-soنه خوب نه بد، میانه، حد وسط............................................................ -
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нареч.tolerably, passably; so-so, pretty well разг. -
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I1) кратк. прил. см. терпимыйэ́то ещё терпи́мо — that's still bearable / endurable / passable; that's not too bad yet, that's still something one can put up with
2) предик. безл. it's bearable / endurable / tolerableII нареч.ну как вам тут? - Терпи́мо — well, how do you feel here? - It's bearable / tolerable
1) ( с терпимостью) tolerantly2) ( сносно) tolerably
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