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41 подать признаки жизни
• ПОДАВАТЬ/ПОДАТЬ ПРИЗНАКИ ЖИЗНИ[VP; often neg]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to give some indication that one is alive. X не подавал признаков жизни ≈ X showed (gave) no sign(s) of life.♦ Один эсэсовец наткнулся на Дину, и она показалась ему подозрительной. Он посветил фонариком, приподнял ее и стал бить. Но она висела мешком и не подавала признаков жизни (Кузнецов 1). An SS man stumbled on Dina and thought her suspicious for some reason He turned his flashlight on her, raised her up and struck her savagely, but she hung limp, showing no sign of life (1a).♦ Они [противники] лежали в грязи и все, кроме рыжего, не подавали признаков жизни (Войнович 2). They [the enemies] were all lying in the mud now and, with the exception of the one with the red hair, gave no signs of life (2a)2. [subj: human or collect]⇒ to be or become noticeably active, actively involved in (the activity specified or implied):- X didn't make his presence known (felt).♦...[Жена Серго) тихонечко стушевалась где-то в углу комнаты, между кроватью и шкафом, до самого конца не подавая оттуда признаков жизни (Максимов 1)...[Sergo's wife] melted quietly away into a corner of the room between the bed and the cupboard, giving no sign of life until the very end (1a).♦ С Садовой сообщали, что проклятая квартира опять подала признаки жизни в ней (Булгаков 9). It was reported from Sadovaya that the infernal apartment was again showing signs of life (9a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подать признаки жизни
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42 звонить во все колокола
звонить (трезвонить и т. п.) во все колоколапрост., неодобр.trumpet smth.; set all the bells a-ringing; cf. shout the news from the housetopsБессеменов.
Н-да, мать. Вот и дожили... до праздника. Говору, сплетен будет теперь по городу - без конца... Акулина Ивановна. Отец! Что ты? То ли говоришь? Да хоть во все трубы пускай трубят... только бы жива-то осталась. Во все колокола пусть звонят... (М. Горький, Мещане) — Bessemenov. Well, mother, we've lived to see the gala day! All the talk, all the gossip there'll be now! No end of it! Akulina Ivanovna: For shame, father. What are you saying? Who cares? Let them talk their heads off so long as she gets well. Let them shout the news from the housetops if it gives them any pleasure.- Это ты, дядя Федя, по циркулю да по линеечке всё заранее распланировал, во все колокола брякал, я тебе и поверила, а, однако-то, вышло, что мне до московских [лыжниц] ещё семь вёрст пешком, да всё лесом. Эх ты, теоретик! (Л. Кассиль, Ход белой королевы) — 'It was you who made too much fuss about me - had it all planned and running smoothly beforehand, I suppose. But it turned out that I'm nowhere near the Moscow skiers. You with your 'smooth' theories!
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