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1 смятение
сconfusion; беспорядок disarray lit; волнение, шум commotion; паника panicвызыва́ть смяте́ние — to cause confusion/com-motion/disarray
я пришёл в по́лное смяте́ние — I was completely confused, my thoughts were muddled/in total disarray
э́ти собы́тия пове́ргли прави́тельство в смяте́ние — these events threw the government into disarray/into a panic
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2 Р-374
ДО РУЧКИ дойти, довести кого-что и т. п. highly coll PrepP Invar adv more often used with pfv verbs) ( usu. of or in refer, to a person, a group, or a sphere of human activity) (to reach, drive s.o. or sth. to etc) a hopeless, desperate stateX дошёл \Р-374 - person X reached (was at) the end of his ropeperson X reached the end of the line person X was at the breaking point thing X was in shambles thing X was in (a state of) total disarray thing X was a complete messY довёл X-a \Р-374 - person Y pushed person X to the limit (to the breaking point)person Y made a mess of thing X person Y reduced thing X to a state of total disarray (in limited contexts) Y drove person X off the deep end.(Шаманов:)...Тогда мне было все равно. Так всё равно, что я даже не почувствовал, что я дошёл до ручки (Вампилов 2). (Sh.:) Then, I didn't even care. I cared so little I didn't even realize I'd reached the end of the line (2b).Древесный вспомнил главрежа (главного режиссёра) с Солянки. Даже его довели до ручки, проклятые! Теперь театр, последний оплот Шестидесятых, конечно, рухнет... (Аксёнов 12). Drevesny thought of the director of the Solyanka. They drove even him off the deep end, the bastards! Now the theater, the last bastion of the sixties, will collapse, of course... (12a). -
3 до ручки
• ДО РУЧКИ дойти, довести кого-что и т.п. highly coll[PrepP; Invar; adv; more often used with pfv verbs]=====⇒ (usu. of or in refer, to a person, a group, or a sphere of human activity) (to reach, drive s.o. or sth. to etc) a hopeless, desperate state:- [in limited contexts] Y drove person X off the deep end.♦ [Шаманов:]...Тогда мне было все равно. Так всё равно, что я даже не почувствовал, что я дошёл до ручки (Вампилов 2). [Sh.: ] Then, I didn't even care. I cared so little I didn't even realize I'd reached the end of the line (2b).♦ Древесный вспомнил главрежа [главного режиссёра] с Солянки. Даже его довели до ручки, проклятые! Теперь театр, последний оплот Шестидесятых, конечно, рухнет... (Аксёнов 12). Drevesny thought of the director of the Solyanka. They drove even him off the deep end, the bastards! Now the theater, the last bastion of the sixties, will collapse, of course... (12a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до ручки
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4 бардак
Русско-английский словарь механических и общенаучных терминов > бардак
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5 ночь в крыму, всё в дыму
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > ночь в крыму, всё в дыму
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6 ночь в Крыму, все в дыму
НОЧЬ В КРЫМУ, ВСЁ В ДЫМУ разг.(such) a mess / a screw up ничего не понятно; полная неразбериха total confusion or total disarrayДополнение к русско-английским словарям > ночь в Крыму, все в дыму
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7 завершиться общим беспорядком
General subject: break up in total disarrayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > завершиться общим беспорядком
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8 общий беспорядок
General subject: total disarray
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