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1 рановато
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2 рано
ещё ра́но обе́дать — it's too early to have dinner
ра́но у́тром — early in the morning
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3 слишком рано
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4 рано
I предик. безл.(+ инф.) it is early (+ to inf)ещё ра́но — it is still early
сли́шком ра́но — it is too early
ещё ра́но обе́дать — it is too early for dinner, it is not yet time for dinner
об э́том ещё ра́но суди́ть — it is too early to judge about that
II нареч.ему́ ра́но жени́ться — it is too early for him to get married
ра́но у́тром — early in the morning
••ра́но и́ли по́здно — some time or other, sooner or later, early or late
ра́но пта́шечка запе́ла, как бы ко́шечка не съе́ла посл. — ≈ laugh before breakfast, you'll cry before supper
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5 рано
1. предик. безл.it is early(ещё, слишком) рано — it is too early
2. нареч.ещё рано обедать — it is too early for dinner, it is not yet time for dinner
early♢
рано или поздно — some time or other, sooner or later, early or lateрано пташечка запела, как бы кошечка не съела посл. — laugh before breakfast, you'll cry before supper
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6 рано
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it is (too) early
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7 В-295
ДО ВРЕМЕНИ PrepP Invar adv1. obs for the meantime, until a moment when the situation changes and some opportunity arisesfor the time beingfor the present (in limited contexts) for now until the time is right....С тем убеждением прожил я годы подпольного писательства, что я не один такой сдержанный и хитрый. Что десятков несколько нас таких - замкнутых, упорных одиночек... Несколько десятков нас таких, и всем дышать нелегко, но до времени никак нельзя нам открыться даже друг другу (Солженицын 2)....I lived through those years as an underground writer in the conviction that I was not the only aloof and cunning one. That there were dozens of stubborn, self-contained individuals like me.... Yes, dozens and dozens of us, all suffering from lack of air-but for the present it was impossible for us to come out into the open and reveal ourselves even to each other (2a).2. before the time that is customary, appropriate, or expected under normal circumstancesbefore one's (its) timetoo soon prematurely sooner (earlier) than one (it) should too early (in limited contexts) ahead of time.Теперь уже могло показаться странным, но Митишатьев был ещё школьным товарищем Левы. Просто Митишатьев до времени полысел и обрюзг (Битов 2). Mitishatyev had been а schoolmate of Lyova's, although by now it was hard to believe. He had gone bald and flabby before his time... (2a).Костанжогло ещё более поразил Чичикова смуглостью лица, жесткостью черных волос, местами до времени поседевших, живым выраженьем глаз... (Гоголь 3). Chichikov was struck even more by the swarthiness of his (Kostanjoglo's) face, the coarseness of his black hair, gone prematurely grey in places, the lively expression of his eyes... (3a).Лучше прийти к месту позже (собаки все равно наведут по следу), чем нагрянуть до времени, спугнуть зверя (Тендряков 1). It was better to get to the place later (the dogs would be able to pick up the scent) than to appear too early and frighten the bear away... (1a). -
8 до времени
[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====1. obs for the meantime, until a moment when the situation changes and some opportunity arises:- [in limited contexts] for now;- until the time is right.♦...С тем убеждением прожил я годы подпольного писательства, что я не один такой сдержанный и хитрый. Что десятков несколько нас таких - замкнутых, упорных одиночек... Несколько десятков нас таких, и всем дышать нелегко, но до времени никак нельзя нам открыться даже друг другу (Солженицын 2)....I lived through those years as an underground writer in the conviction that I was not the only aloof and cunning one. That there were dozens of stubborn, self-contained individuals like me.... Yes, dozens and dozens of us, all suffering from lack of air-but for the present it was impossible for us to come out into the open and reveal ourselves even to each other (2a).2. before the time that is customary, appropriate, or expected under normal circumstances:- before one's < its> time;- too soon;- prematurely;- sooner < earlier> than one <it> should;- too early;- [in limited contexts] ahead of time.♦ Теперь уже могло показаться странным, но Митишатьев был ещё школьным товарищем Левы. Просто Митишатьев до времени полысел и обрюзг (Битов 2). Mit ishatyev had been a schoolmate of Lyova's, although by now it was hard to believe. He had gone bald and flabby before his time... (2a).♦ Костанжогло ещё более поразил Чичикова смуглостью лица, жесткостью черных волос, местами до времени поседевших, живым выраженьем глаз... (Гоголь 3). Chichikov was struck even more by the swarthiness of his [Kostanjoglo's] face, the coarseness of his black hair, gone prematurely grey in places, the lively expression of his eyes... (3a).♦ Лучше прийти к месту позже (собаки все равно наведут по следу), чем нагрянуть до времени, спугнуть зверя (Тендряков 1). It was better to get to the place later (the dogs would be able to pick up the scent) than to appear too early and frighten the bear away... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до времени
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9 прийти раньше назначенного времени
General subject: be too early, to be too earlyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прийти раньше назначенного времени
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10 прийти раньше нужного времени
General subject: be too early, to be too earlyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прийти раньше нужного времени
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11 В-314
ДЕТСКОЕ ВРЕМЯ NP sing only usu. subj-compl with бытье, nom only ( subj: a phrase denoting a point in time) or VP subj. with бытье) (said at some point in the evening or night to encourage s.o. to stay longer at one's place, to engage in some activity, not to go to bed yet etc) it is early, even children are still awakeitfc still earlyit's too early the night is (still) young.«Сейчас... 12 часов, для нас с тобой это детское время, а позвонить сейчас простому человеку, такому, как эта девица, - значит обидеть её» (Лимонов 1). "...It's twelve o'clock. The night is young for you and me, but it would be an insult to go calling up an ordinary person like that girl" (1a). -
12 детское время
[NP; sing only; usu. subj-compl with быть, nom only (subj: a phrase denoting a point in time) or VPsubj with быть]=====⇒ (said at some point in the evening or night to encourage s.o. to stay longer at one's place, to engage in some activity, not to go to bed yet etc) it is early, even children are still awake:- the night is (still) young.♦ "Сейчас... 12 часов, для нас с тобой это детское время, а позвонить сейчас простому человеку, такому, как эта девица, - значит обидеть её" (Лимонов 1). "...It's twelve o'clock. The night is young for you and me, but it would be an insult to go calling up an ordinary person like that girl" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > детское время
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13 В-298
РАНЬШЕ (ПРЁЖДЕ) ВРЕМЕНИ РАНЬШЕ СРОКА AdvP or PrepP these forms only advbefore the time that is customary, appropriate, or to be expected under normal circumstancesbefore one's (its) timetoo soon prematurely sooner (earlier) than one (it) should too early (in limited contexts) ahead of time....В гневе (Пантелей Прокофьевич) доходил до беспамятства и, как видно, этим раньше времени состарил свою когда-то красивую, а теперь сплошь опутанную паутиной моршин, дородную жену (Шолохов 2). In anger he (Pantelei Prokofievich) would go berserk, and it was probably this that had prematurely aged his buxom wife, whose once beautiful face was now a web of wrinkles (2a).«Стоит ли прежде времени раскрывать перед Юрием Павловичем наши карты?» (Чернёнок 1). "Should we reveal our cards to Yuri Pavlovich ahead of time?" (1a). -
14 прежде времени
• РАНЬШЕ < ПРЕЖДЕ> ВРЕМЕНИ; РАНЬШЕ СРОКА[AdvP or PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ before the time that is customary, appropriate, or to be expected under normal circumstances:- before one's < it's> time;- too soon;- prematurely;- sooner (earlier) than one <it> should;- too early;- [in limited contexts] ahead of time.♦...В гневе [Пантелей Прокофьевич] доходил до беспамятства и, как видно, этим раньше времени состарил свою когда-то красивую, а теперь сплошь опутанную паутиной моршин, дородную жену (Шолохов 2). In anger he [Pantelei Prokofievich] would go berserk, and it was probably this that had prematurely aged his buxom wife, whose once beautiful face was now a web of wrinkles (2a).♦ "Стоит ли прежде времени раскрывать перед Юрием Павловичем наши карты?" (Чернёнок 1). "Should we reveal our cards to Yuri Pavlovich ahead of time?" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прежде времени
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15 раньше времени
• РАНЬШЕ < ПРЕЖДЕ> ВРЕМЕНИ; РАНЬШЕ СРОКА[AdvP or PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ before the time that is customary, appropriate, or to be expected under normal circumstances:- before one's < it's> time;- too soon;- prematurely;- sooner (earlier) than one <it> should;- too early;- [in limited contexts] ahead of time.♦...В гневе [Пантелей Прокофьевич] доходил до беспамятства и, как видно, этим раньше времени состарил свою когда-то красивую, а теперь сплошь опутанную паутиной моршин, дородную жену (Шолохов 2). In anger he [Pantelei Prokofievich] would go berserk, and it was probably this that had prematurely aged his buxom wife, whose once beautiful face was now a web of wrinkles (2a).♦ "Стоит ли прежде времени раскрывать перед Юрием Павловичем наши карты?" (Чернёнок 1). "Should we reveal our cards to Yuri Pavlovich ahead of time?" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > раньше времени
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16 раньше срока
• РАНЬШЕ < ПРЕЖДЕ> ВРЕМЕНИ; РАНЬШЕ СРОКА[AdvP or PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ before the time that is customary, appropriate, or to be expected under normal circumstances:- before one's < it's> time;- too soon;- prematurely;- sooner (earlier) than one <it> should;- too early;- [in limited contexts] ahead of time.♦...В гневе [Пантелей Прокофьевич] доходил до беспамятства и, как видно, этим раньше времени состарил свою когда-то красивую, а теперь сплошь опутанную паутиной моршин, дородную жену (Шолохов 2). In anger he [Pantelei Prokofievich] would go berserk, and it was probably this that had prematurely aged his buxom wife, whose once beautiful face was now a web of wrinkles (2a).♦ "Стоит ли прежде времени раскрывать перед Юрием Павловичем наши карты?" (Чернёнок 1). "Should we reveal our cards to Yuri Pavlovich ahead of time?" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > раньше срока
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17 рано
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18 рано слишком
рано слишком — it is too early (to draw final conclusion)Русско-английский словарь биологических терминов > рано слишком
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19 слишком рано
слишком рано — it is too early (to draw final conclusion)Русско-английский словарь биологических терминов > слишком рано
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20 Cлишком рано говорить о том, ... ли ...
Mass media: It’s too early to say whether... (англ. оборот взят из репортажа агентства Bloomberg)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Cлишком рано говорить о том, ... ли ...
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