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train (noun)

  • 1 М-88

    ВЗЯТЬ (РВАНУТЬ coll) С МЕСТА VP subj. human or a noun denoting a vehicle or a horse) to begin moving suddenly and with great speed from a complete stop
    X взял с места - X tore (sped, bolted) off from a standing start
    (when it would be redundant to indicate that the motion is begun from a complete stop) X tore (sped, bolted) off (down the road (the track etc)).
    Володька сел за руль, дуднул, рванул с места (Аксенов 3). Volodya climbed up behind the wheel, revved up the motor and tore off down the road (3a).
    ...Мелькало название станции - что-нибудь подмосковное: Особая, Маленковская, - и состав трогался дальше, стремительно рвал с места... (Битов 2). ( context transl)...There was a glimpse of the name of the station-Osobaya, Malenkovskaya, something near Moscow-and the train pulled out, yanked rapidly away... (2a).

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  • 2 О-27

    в обрез (чего у кого) PrepP Invar subj-compl with copula ( subj / gen: usu. a noun denoting time or money) or adv quantif) (there is, s.o. has etc) barely an adequate amount, no extra
    just (barely) enough
    just barely enough none (no NP) to spare
    у X-a времени в обрез = X is short of time
    X doesn't have much time X is pressed for time there is no time to lose time is short.
    (Алексей:) Помнишь, когда вы у нас жили, отца в армию взяли?.. Ну, не вернулся он... Денег - в обрез. Я и задумал подработать (Розов 1). (А:) Do you remember, when all of you stayed with us?-they drafted Father into the army....Well, he never came back....Money—there was none to spare. So I decided to help out-do odd jobs after school (1a).
    ...Времени оставалось в обрез, через несколько часов отходил севастопольский поезд (Солженицын 1)....There was no time to spare, the Sevastopol train would be leaving in a few hours (1a).
    Дай другим своё дело спроворить, не отымай у их ( ungrammat = них) время. У их его тоже в обрез» (Распутин 4). "Let others do their duty, don't take up their time. They're short of time too" (4a).
    Фаина считала, что (Ольге) нужно срочно искать мужа: «Не будь дурой. Сергея не вернёшь, а себя погубишь. Имей в виду, у тебя времени в обрез: год, два, потом пиши пропало» (Трифонов 3). Faina thought Olga should start looking for another husband at once: "Don't be a fool. You can't bring Sergei back, and you're destroying yourself. Bear in mind that you don't have much time-a year or two, and after that you can forget it" (3a).
    Хотите взглянуть (на лагерь)?»......Разве что взглянуть, - неуверенно уступил он соблазну. - Только не задерживаться, времени у меня в обрез» (Максимов 1). "D'you want to take a look (at the camp)?"... "Well, we could have a look, I suppose," he said, succumbing to the temptation. "But we mustn't delay. I'm very pressed for time" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > О-27

  • 3 Х-67

    НА ХОДУ PrepP Invar
    1. coll
    subj-compl with бытье ( subj: a noun denoting a vehicle, factory etc)) sth. is in working condition, working as it should
    X на ходу — (of a vehicle) X is in running (working) order
    (of a factory, plant etc) X is operational.
    2. \Х-67 вскочить, соскочить и т. п.
    adv
    (to jump into, jump off etc a vehicle, horse etc) while it is in motion
    while (the car (the horse etc)) is moving
    (jump into (onto, from)) a (the) moving (car (train etc)) (jump into a car (jump out of a boat etc)) as it is pulling out (pulling in, floating out etc).
    Трамвай начал делать круг... Зоя ловко соскочила на ходу, потому что отсюда было короче (Солженицын 10). The (trolley) car had already begun its turn around the circle.... (Zoya) jumped off deftly while the car was moving, so as to cut down the distance she would have to walk (10b).
    Отомкнув баркас, он (Митька) с силой толкнул его от коряги, вскочил на ходу (Шолохов 2). Не (Mitka) unhitched the boat, pushed it hard and jumped in as it floated out (2a).
    3.
    adv
    (of a person) (to do sth.) while continuing to move
    as one walks (goes) (along)
    on the move (the go) without stopping.
    Перед собой он держал половинку арб) за и ел из нее на ходу столовой ложкой (Аксёнов 6). In one hand he held half a watermelon, which he was eating with a tablespoon as he walked along (6a).
    ...Буш, как фокусник, извлек из воздуха тетрадь и стал на ходу читать... (Набоков 1)....Busch, like a conjurer, plucked а notebook out of the air and began to read on the move... (1a).
    Статный австрийский офицер со спортсменской выправкой шел под конвоем на вокзал. Ему улыбнулись две барышни, гулявшие по перрону. Он на ходу очень ловко раскланялся и послал им воздушный поцелуй (Шолохов 2). A fine-looking Austrian officer with the bearing of an athlete was being taken under guard to the station building. Two young ladies strolling along the platform smiled at him. He managed a very neat bow without stopping and blew them a kiss (2a)
    4. coll
    adv
    (to do sth.) hastily, without giving it one's full attention, or while in the process of doing something else
    on the go
    on the move.
    Не стал читать страницу из «Дневника» Делакруа... чтобы не прочесть ее кое-как, на ходу... (Олеша 3). I didn't begin reading a page in Delacroix's Diary,.in order not to read it haphazardly, on the go... (3a).
    5. coll
    adv
    quickly, without thinking or preparation
    on the spur of the moment
    (in refer, to saying sth., answering etc) off the top of one's head.
    ...Нужно было разобраться в речевом коде землян. Без помощи специального устройства, на ходу, это не просто (Обухова 1). Не had to decipher the speech code of the Earthmen. This was not easy on the spur of the moment, without special instruments (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Х-67

  • 4 взять с места

    • ВЗЯТЬ <РВАНУТЬ coll> С МЕСТА
    [VP; subj human or a noun denoting a vehicle or a horse]
    =====
    ⇒ to begin moving suddenly and with great speed from a complete stop:
    - X взял с места≈ X tore (sped, bolted) off from a standing start;
    - [when it would be redundant to indicate that the motion is begun from a complete stop] X tore (sped, bolted) off (down the road <the track etc>).
         ♦ Володька сел за руль, дуднул, рванул с места (Аксенов 3). Volodya climbed up behind the wheel, revved up the motor and tore off down the road (За).
         ♦...Мелькало название станции - что-нибудь подмосковное: Особая, Маленковская, - и состав трогался дальше, стремительно рвал с места... (Битов 2). [context transl]... There was a glimpse of the name of the station Osobaya, Malenkovskaya, something near Moscow-and the train pulled out, yanked rapidly away... (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > взять с места

  • 5 рвануть с места

    • ВЗЯТЬ <РВАНУТЬ coll> С МЕСТА
    [VP; subj human or a noun denoting a vehicle or a horse]
    =====
    ⇒ to begin moving suddenly and with great speed from a complete stop:
    - X взял с места≈ X tore (sped, bolted) off from a standing start;
    - [when it would be redundant to indicate that the motion is begun from a complete stop] X tore (sped, bolted) off (down the road <the track etc>).
         ♦ Володька сел за руль, дуднул, рванул с места (Аксенов 3). Volodya climbed up behind the wheel, revved up the motor and tore off down the road (За).
         ♦...Мелькало название станции - что-нибудь подмосковное: Особая, Маленковская, - и состав трогался дальше, стремительно рвал с места... (Битов 2). [context transl]... There was a glimpse of the name of the station Osobaya, Malenkovskaya, something near Moscow-and the train pulled out, yanked rapidly away... (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > рвануть с места

  • 6 в обрез

    [PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. a noun denoting time or money) or adv (quantif)]
    =====
    ⇒ (there is, s.o. has etc) barely an adequate amount, no extra:
    - time is short.
         ♦ [Алексей:] Помнишь, когда вы у нас жили, отца в армию взяли?.. Ну, не вернулся он... Денег - в обрез. Я и задумал подработать (Розов 1). [ А:] Do you remember, when all of you stayed with us? - they drafted Father into the army....Well, he never came back.... Money-the re was none to spare. So I decided to help out-do odd jobs after school (1a).
         ♦...Времени оставалось в обрез, через несколько часов отходил севастопольский поезд (Солженицын 1)....There was no time to spare, the Sevastopol train would be leaving in a few hours (1a).
         ♦ "Дай другим своё дело спроворить, не отымай у их [ungrammat = них] время. У их его тоже в обрез" (Распутин 4). "Let others do their duty, don't take up their time. They're short of time too" (4a).
         ♦ Фаина считала, что [Ольге] нужно срочно искать мужа: "Не будь дурой. Сергея не вернёшь, а себя погубишь. Имей в виду, у тебя времени в обрез: год, два, потом пиши пропало" (Трифонов 3). Faina thought Olga should start looking for another husband at once: "Don't be a fool. You can't bring Sergei back, and you're destroying yourself. Bear in mind that you don't have much time-a year or two, and after that you can forget it" (3a).
         ♦ "Хотите взглянуть [на лагерь]?"... - "Разве что взглянуть, - неуверенно уступил он соблазну. - Только не задерживаться, времени у меня в обрез" (Максимов 1). "D'you want to take a look [at the camp]?"... "Well, we could have a look, I suppose," he said, succumbing to the temptation. "But we mustn't delay. I'm very pressed for time" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в обрез

  • 7 на ходу

    [PrepP; Invar]
    =====
    1. coll [subj-compl with быть (subj: a noun denoting a vehicle, factory etc)]
    ⇒ sth. is in working condition, working as it should:
    - X на ходу≈ [of a vehicle] X is in running < working> order;
    - [of a factory, plant etc] X is operational.
    2. на ходу вскочить, соскочить и т.п. [adv]
    ⇒ (to jump into, jump off etc a vehicle, horse etc) while it is in motion:
    - while (the car <the horse etc>) is moving;
    - (jump into <onto, from>) a < the> moving (car <train etc>);
    - (jump into a car <jump out of a boat etc>) as it is pulling out (pulling in, floating out etc).
         ♦ Трамвай начал делать круг... Зоя ловко соскочила на ходу, потому что отсюда было короче (Солженицын 10). The [trolley] car had already begun its turn around the circle.... [Zoya] jumped off deftly while the car was moving, so as to cut down the distance she would have to walk (10b).
         ♦ Отомкнув баркас, он [Митька] с силой толкнул его от коряги, вскочил на ходу (Шолохов 2). Не [Mitka] unhitched the boat, pushed it hard and jumped in as it floated out (2a).
    3. [adv]
    ⇒ (of a person) (to do sth.) while continuing to move:
    - without stopping.
         ♦ Перед собой он держал половинку арбуза и ел из нее на ходу столовой ложкой (Аксёнов 6). In one hand he held half a watermelon, which he was eating with a tablespoon as he walked along (6a).
         ♦...Буш, как фокусник, извлек из воздуха тетрадь и стал на ходу читать... (Набоков 1)....Busch, like a conjurer, plucked a notebook out of the air and began to read on the move... (1a).
         ♦ Статный австрийский офицер со спортсменской выправкой шел под конвоем на вокзал. Ему улыбнулись две барышни, гулявшие по перрону. Он на ходу очень ловко раскланялся и послал им воздушный поцелуй (Шолохов 2). A fine-looking Austrian officer with the bearing of an athlete was being taken under guard to the station building. Two young ladies strolling along the platform smiled at him. He managed a very neat bow without stopping and blew them a kiss (2a)
    4. coll [adv]
    ⇒ (to do sth.) hastily, without giving it one's full attention, or while in the process of doing something else:
    - on the move.
         ♦ Не стал читать страницу из "Дневника" Делакруа... чтобы не прочесть ее кое-как, на ходу... (Олеша 3). I didn't begin reading a page in Delacroix's Diary,.in order not to read it haphazardly, on the go... (3a).
    5. coll [adv]
    ⇒ quickly, without thinking or preparation:
    - [in refer, to saying sth., answering etc] off the top of one's head.
         ♦...Нужно было разобраться в речевом коде землян. Без помощи специального устройства, на ходу, это не просто (Обухова 1). He had to decipher the speech code of the Earthmen. This was not easy on the spur of the moment, without special instruments (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на ходу

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