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41 частица моего меду
• КАПЛЯ < ЧАСТИЦА> МОЕГО <твоего и т. п.> МЕДУ есть в чём coll, often humor=====⇒ I (you etc) also participated in sth., contributed to sth.:- I <you etc> had a hand in it, too;- I <you etc> had a finger in the pie;- I <you etc> made a <my, your etc> contribution (to sth.);- [in limited contexts] I <you etc> put in my <your etc> two cents' worth.—————← From Ivan Krylov's fable "Eagle and Bee" ("Орёл и Пчела"), 1813.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > частица моего меду
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42 внести свою лепту
• ВНОСИТЬ/ВНЕСТИ СВОЮ ЛЕПТУ во что rather elev; often humor in contemp. usage[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to do one's part in a shared effort:- [in refer, to participation in a discussion etc] X put in his two cents worth.♦ Председатель Голубев сидел сейчас в кабинете и вносил свою лепту в общее большое бумажное дело (Войнович 2). At that very moment Golubev was sitting in his office doing his bit for the great cause of paper work (2a).♦ "Как строители древних соборов, люди разных стран внесут свою лепту в дело созидания новой, лучшей Европы" (Эренбург 4). "Like the builders of the ancient cathedrals, the people of the various countries add their mite to the work of creating a new and a better Europe" (4a).♦ Их уже не встретишь на Невском, тех пионеров... Их раскидало и расшвыряло, и они - выросли. Больше или меньше, но вносят они какой-нибудь службой лепту и в сегодняшний день (Битов 2). You won't encounter them on the Nevsky anymore, those pioneers. They were routed and sent flying - and they grew up. Whether more or less, they contribute their mite by some sort of service to the modern day as well (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > внести свою лепту
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43 вносить свою лепту
• ВНОСИТЬ/ВНЕСТИ СВОЮ ЛЕПТУ во что rather elev; often humor in contemp. usage[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to do one's part in a shared effort:- [in refer, to participation in a discussion etc] X put in his two cents worth.♦ Председатель Голубев сидел сейчас в кабинете и вносил свою лепту в общее большое бумажное дело (Войнович 2). At that very moment Golubev was sitting in his office doing his bit for the great cause of paper work (2a).♦ "Как строители древних соборов, люди разных стран внесут свою лепту в дело созидания новой, лучшей Европы" (Эренбург 4). "Like the builders of the ancient cathedrals, the people of the various countries add their mite to the work of creating a new and a better Europe" (4a).♦ Их уже не встретишь на Невском, тех пионеров... Их раскидало и расшвыряло, и они - выросли. Больше или меньше, но вносят они какой-нибудь службой лепту и в сегодняшний день (Битов 2). You won't encounter them on the Nevsky anymore, those pioneers. They were routed and sent flying - and they grew up. Whether more or less, they contribute their mite by some sort of service to the modern day as well (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вносить свою лепту
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44 соваться
несов. - сова́ться, сов. - су́нуться; разг.1) ( устремляться куда-л) try to get ( somewhere); ( пытаться зайти) try to enter ( a place); ( заглядывать в какое-л помещение) poke one's head inи бли́зко сюда́ не су́йся! — don't come near here!
2) ( обращаться) turn (to), go (to)3) (в вн.; вмешиваться) butt (in), poke one's nose (into)сова́ться с совета́ми — butt in one's advice; add one's two cents' worth амер.
••не зна́я бро́ду, не су́йся в во́ду посл. — см. брод
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45 ценный
1) ( обладающий стоимостью) valuable; with a stated valueце́нные бума́ги — securities
це́нная посы́лка — registered parcel (with stated value)
це́нное письмо́ — recorded-delivery letter (with stated value) брит.; certified letter (with stated value) амер.
2) ( дорогой) valuable; expensiveце́нный пода́рок — valuable gift
3) (важный, значимый) valuable, precious, importantце́нное предложе́ние — valuable suggestion
це́нный докуме́нт — important document
це́нный информа́ция — useful piece / bit of information
це́нный рабо́тник — valuable worker
••дава́ть це́нные указа́ния ирон. — ≈ put in one's two cents forth, put one's oar in
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46 высказаться
speak out глагол:declare oneself (высказаться, показать себя)outspeak (высказать, высказаться, говорить выразительнее, говорить лучше, переговорить, говорить громче)disburden one's mind (высказаться, отвести душу)словосочетание: -
47 ноль целых
point …, zero point …0,35 — ноль целых тридцать пять сотых — point thirty five
The demand balance as per 05/28/2007 equals to USD0.58 (Zero US dollar Fifty-Eight cents)
For example, if we see $1.25, we usually say, "one dollar and twenty-five cents" rather than "one point twenty-five dollars" or "one and twenty-five hundredths of a dollar."
If we see $0.02, we usually say, "2 cents" rather than zero point zero two dollars" or "two hundredths of a dollar."
0,36 — ноль целых тридцать шесть сотых — zero point thirty six
0,07 — ноль целых семь сотых — zero point zero sevenДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > ноль целых
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48 хлопок понизился в цене на цент
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > хлопок понизился в цене на цент
См. также в других словарях:
two\ cents — • two cents • feel like two cents noun informal 1. Something not important or very small; almost nothing. Paul was so angry that he said for two cents he would quit the team. When John saw that the girl he was scolding was lame, he felt like two… … Словарь американских идиом
two cents — ☆ two cents n. a person s opinion: often in the phrase put in one s two cents [he put in his two cents then left the meeting]: also two cents worth … English World dictionary
two cents — If you add or throw in your two cents, you give your opinion on an issue … The small dictionary of idiomes
two cents — two′ cents′ n. 1) cvb (used with a sing. or pl. v.) something of little value; a paltry amount 2) cvb two cents worth, an opinion, usu. unsolicited and unwelcome • Etymology: 1840–50 … From formal English to slang
two cents — noun plural 1. : a sum or object of very small value : practically nothing said angrily that for two cents he d punch your nose realized it was my mistake and felt like two cents 2. or two cents worth : an opinion offered on a topic under… … Useful english dictionary
two cents — {n.} {informal} 1. Something not important or very small; almost nothing. * /Paul was so angry that he said for two cents he would quit the team./ * /When John saw that the girl he was scolding was lame, he felt like two cents./ 2. or[two cents… … Dictionary of American idioms
two cents — {n.} {informal} 1. Something not important or very small; almost nothing. * /Paul was so angry that he said for two cents he would quit the team./ * /When John saw that the girl he was scolding was lame, he felt like two cents./ 2. or[two cents… … Dictionary of American idioms
two cents — noun Date: circa 1939 1. (or two cents worth) an opinion offered on a topic under discussion < send your two cents worth to your senator > 2. a sum or object of very small value ; practically nothing < said angrily that for two cents he d punch… … New Collegiate Dictionary
two cents — 1. something of insignificant value; a paltry amount: We wouldn t give two cents for their chances of success. 2. two cents worth, an opinion, usually unsolicited and unwelcome: Who asked you to add your two cents worth? [1840 50] * * * … Universalium
two cents — (your) two cents (worth) put (your) two cents (worth) in to give your opinion in a conversation, often when it is not wanted. Stay out of this if we want your two cents we ll ask for it! … New idioms dictionary
two cents — noun a) Ones opinion or thoughts. Thats just my two cents; you can believe what you like. b) A nearly worthless amount, alluding to placing a copper penny on each of the eyelids of a paupers or slaves body before burial. That car wont last a… … Wiktionary