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101 la o oră imposibilă
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102 sahat
I.mclockII.m dieilorsundialIII.m i lig [fig.]unearthly hourIV.m me rërëhourglass -
103 in aller Herrgottsfrühe aufstehen.
ausdr.to get up at an unearthly hour. expr.Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > in aller Herrgottsfrühe aufstehen.
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104 Herrgottsfrühe
Herr·gotts·frü·he [ʼhɛrgɔtsfry:ə] fin aller \Herrgottsfrühe ( fam) at the crack of dawn, at an unearthly hour of the morning -
105 a alguna hora inaudita
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106 a las mil y quinientas
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107 a mala hora
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108 ساعة مبكرة
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109 свет
I м.1) физ. ( вид электромагнитного излучения) lightско́рость света — the speed of light
2) ( освещение) lightдневно́й свет — daylight
со́лнечный свет — sunlight, sunshine
лу́нный свет — moonlight
при свете (рд.) — by the light (of)
при свете луны́ — by moonlight
при свете свечи́ — by the light of a candle, by candlelight
при электри́ческом свете — by electric light
свет и те́ни жив. — lights and darks
загора́живать свет кому́-л — stand in smb's light
включи́ть [выключи́ть] свет — turn on [off] the light(s)
когда́ да́ли свет — when the lights went on
бли́жний свет фар авто — dipped / lower beam, dim light
да́льний свет фар авто — high / upper beam, distance light
3) ( световой сигнал) light; (светофора тж.) traffic lightпереходи́ть на зелёный [кра́сный] свет (светофо́ра) — cross the street on a green [red] light
4) высок. (источник просвещённости, радости и т.п.) lightсвет и́стины — the light of truth
5) фольк. поэт. уст. ( обращение к кому-л)свет оче́й мои́х! — O the light of my eyes!
••свет в око́шке для / у кого́-л — the light of smb's life; all smb lives for; the apple of smb's eye
света бе́лого / бо́жьего не ви́деть — 1) ( много работать) not have a moment to breathe; be snowed under with work 2) ( испытывать сильную боль) be racked by pain; go through hell
света не взви́деть — см. взвидеть
в свете (рд.) — in the light (of)
в свете но́вых откры́тий [тре́бований] — in the light of new discoveries [requirements]
в и́стинном свете — in its true light
в но́вом свете — in a new light
в бо́лее ра́дужном свете — in a more cheerful light
представля́ть что-л в вы́годном свете — show smth to the best advantage, present smth in a favourable light
дать зелёный свет (дт.) — give (i) the green light, give (i) the go-ahead
ни свет ни заря́ — at the crack of dawn
что ты встал ни свет ни заря́? — why did you get up [what got you up] at this unearthly hour?
пролива́ть свет на (вн.) — shed / throw light (on)
II м.чуть свет — at daybreak, at first light
1) (земля, мир) worldпо всему́ свету — all over the world, the (whole) world over
объе́хать вокру́г света — go round the world
путеше́ствие вокру́г света — trip round the world
2) ( светское общество) world, societyвы́сший свет — society, high life
выезжа́ть в свет — appear in society
••свет кли́ном (не) сошёлся, свет не кли́ном сошёлся — см. клин
бо́льше всего́ на свете — more than anything or anyone else (in the world); above all [everything else]
выпуска́ть в свет (вн.; издавать) — publish (d)
коне́ц света — см. конец
край света, на краю́ света — см. край
не бли́жний свет — not right next door
никака́я си́ла на свете — no power on earth
ничто́ [никто́; нигде́] на свете — nothing [nobody; nowhere] on earth
Но́вый Свет (Америка) — the New World
Ста́рый Свет (Европа) — the Old World
покида́ть свет — quit the world
появля́ться на свет — 1) ( рождаться) be born, come into the world 2) ( появляться) see the light, appear, emerge
производи́ть на свет (вн.) — 1) ( рожать) bring (d) into the world 2) ( создавать) bring (d) into being, put out (d)
руга́ть / клясть кого́-л на чём свет стои́т — call smb all the names in the book; curse smb up hill and down dale
руга́ться на чём свет стои́т — swear like nothing on earth, swear like hell; curse blue; curse up hill and down dale
стра́ны света — the cardinal points
тако́в свет — such is the world; that is the way of the world; so the world goes
тот свет — the next / other world
отпра́вить кого́-л на тот свет — dispatch smb to the next world
он на том свете, его́ нет на свете — he has left / departed this life
ча́сти света геогр. — parts of the world
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110 заря
жен.1) dawn, daybreak (утром); dusk, nightfall (вечером)на заре — at dawn/daybreak
ни свет ни заря — (well) before dawn, at the crack of dawn, at an ungodly/unearthly hour
от зари до зари — from morning to night, from dawn to dusk; all day (night)
утренняя заря — dawn, daybreak
3) перен. ( начало)outset, start- на заре -
111 ни свет ни заря
(well) before dawn, at the crack of dawn, at an ungodly/unearthly hourРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > ни свет ни заря
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112 what's the big idea
expr interrog infmlWhat's the big idea, man? — Что ты еще выдумал?
The man drew his gun on him. "What's the big idea?" he asked hoarsely — Мужчина направил на него ружье. "Ты что, спятил?" - спросил он хриплым голосом
Why are you calling at this unearthly hour? What's the big idea? — Почему ты звонишь в такой поздний час? Что случилось?
What the bloody hell's the big idea of making her work overtime? — Ты заставляешь ее работать сверхурочно? Что за дела, твою мать?
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > what's the big idea
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113 Sie standen in aller Herrgottsfrühe auf.
They got up at an unearthly hour.Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Sie standen in aller Herrgottsfrühe auf.
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114 zu dieser unchristlichen Stunde
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > zu dieser unchristlichen Stunde
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115 unchristlich
- {unchristian} không theo đao Cơ-đốc, trái với tính tình của người theo đạo Cơ-đốc, không thích đáng, trái thường = unchristlich früh {at an unearthly hour}+ -
116 wir standen in aller Herrgottsfrühe auf
- {we got up at the crack of dawn} = Sie standen in aller Herrgottsfrühe auf. {they got up at an unearthly hour.}+Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > wir standen in aller Herrgottsfrühe auf
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117 unmöglich
I Adj. impossible (auch umg., fig. Mensch etc.); umg., fig. Kleid, Benehmen etc.: auch dreadful; ( das ist) unmöglich (es geht nicht) (that’s) impossible, no way umg.; (nicht tragbar) it’s too much, it won’t do, it’s not on umg.; das war unmöglich von ihm it was disgraceful ( oder dreadful) of him; zu einer unmöglichen Stunde at an ungodly hour; Unmögliches verlangen ask the impossible; sich unmöglich machen fig. (SEIN ANSEHEN VERLIEREN) compromise o.s., stärker put o.s. beyond the pale; (sich lächerlich machen) make a fool of o.s.; jemanden unmöglich machen (blamieren) bring discredit on s.o.; (lächerlich machen) make s.o. look a foolII Adv. not possibly; sich benehmen etc.: abysmally; er behandelt sie unmöglich he treats her disgracefully; wir können unmöglich zulassen, dass we can’t possibly allow s.o./s.th. to; er kleidet sich unmöglich he wears the most dreadful clothes; das geht unmöglich that’s impossible ( oder out of the question)* * *impossible; infeasible* * *ụn|mög|lich1. adjimpossible; (pej inf = unpassend auch) ridiculousUnmögliches, das Unmögliche — the impossible
jdn/sich unmöglich machen — to make sb/oneself look ridiculous, to make sb look (like) a fool/to make a fool of oneself
2. adv(= keinesfalls) not possibly; (pej inf = unpassend) impossibly; sich anziehen ridiculouslyunmöglich aussehen (inf) — to look ridiculous
* * *1) impossibly2) (that cannot be or be done: It is impossible to sing and drink at the same time; an impossible task.) impossible3) (hopelessly bad or wrong: That child's behaviour is quite impossible.) impossible4) (outrageous or unreasonable: He telephoned at the unearthly (= very early) hour of 6.30 a.m.) unearthly* * *un·mög·lich[ˈʊnmø:klɪç]I. adj1. (nicht machbar) impossible\unmögliche Bedingungen impossible conditionsein \unmögliches Vorhaben an unfeasible planes jdm etw \unmöglich machen to make sth impossible for sbes jdm \unmöglich machen, etw zu tun to make it impossible for sb to do sthjdn/sich [bei jdm/irgendwo] \unmöglich machen to make a fool of sb/oneself [in front of sb/somewhere]▪ etwas/nichts U\unmögliches something/nothing that's impossibledas U\unmögliche möglich machen to make the impossible happensie hatte einen \unmöglichen Hut auf she was wearing a ridiculous hat; (seltsam) incredibledu hast manchmal die \unmöglichsten Ideen! sometimes you have the most incredible ideas!das geht \unmöglich that's out of the question* * *1.1) impossibleich verlange ja nichts Unmögliches [von dir] — I'm not asking [you] for the impossible
2) (ugs.): (nicht akzeptabel, unangebracht) impossible <person, behaviour, colour, ideas, place, etc.>sich unmöglich machen — make a fool of oneself; make oneself look ridiculous
3) (ugs.): (erstaunlich, seltsam) incredible2. 3.ich/es usw. kann unmöglich... — I/it etc. can't possibly...
* * *A. adj impossible (auch umg, fig Mensch etc); umg, fig Kleid, Benehmen etc: auch dreadful;(das ist) unmöglich (es geht nicht) (that’s) impossible, no way umg; (nicht tragbar) it’s too much, it won’t do, it’s not on umg;das war unmöglich von ihm it was disgraceful ( oder dreadful) of him;zu einer unmöglichen Stunde at an ungodly hour;Unmögliches verlangen ask the impossible;sich unmöglich machen fig (sein Ansehen verlieren) compromise o.s., stärker put o.s. beyond the pale; (sich lächerlich machen) make a fool of o.s.;jemanden unmöglich machen (blamieren) bring discredit on sb; (lächerlich machen) make sb look a foolB. adv not possibly; sich benehmen etc: abysmally;er behandelt sie unmöglich he treats her disgracefully;wir können unmöglich zu, dass we can’t possibly allow sb/sth to;er kleidet sich unmöglich he wears the most dreadful clothes;das geht unmöglich that’s impossible ( oder out of the question)* * *1.1) impossibleich verlange ja nichts Unmögliches [von dir] — I'm not asking [you] for the impossible
2) (ugs.): (nicht akzeptabel, unangebracht) impossible <person, behaviour, colour, ideas, place, etc.>sich unmöglich machen — make a fool of oneself; make oneself look ridiculous
3) (ugs.): (erstaunlich, seltsam) incredible2. 3.ich/es usw. kann unmöglich... — I/it etc. can't possibly...
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118 indu
indu, e [ɛ̃dy]adjective[avantage] unwarranted* * *indue ɛ̃dy adjectif1) ( inconvenant) [heure] ungodly (colloq), unearthly; [propos, réaction] inappropriate, unseemly2) ( sans fondement) [somme] unwarranted, unjustified* * *ɛ̃dy adj indu, -e* * *A adj2 ( sans fondement) [somme, profit] unwarranted, unjustified.B nm payment made in error.————————nom masculin -
119 unchristlich
II Adv. handeln etc.: in an unchristian way* * *unchristian* * *ụn|christ|lich1. adjunchristian2. advin an unchristian way* * *un·christ·lich[ˈʊnkrɪstlɪç]I. adjwer ruft denn zu dieser \unchristlichen Stunde an? who is that calling at such an ungodly hour?* * *A. adj unchristian;zu einer unchristlichen Zeit anrufen umg, fig phone up at some ungodly hourB. adv handeln etc: in an unchristian way* * *adj.unchristian adj. -
120 umenneskelig
inhuman, inhumane* * *adj inhuman ( fx treatment; he was subjected to inhuman pressures);(dvs ikke til at udholde) it is more than flesh and blood can stand;[ det er umenneskeligt at forlange at han skal gøre det] you simply can't expect him to do it;T an unearthly (el. ungodly) hour.
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