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1 несчастный человек
1) General subject: unfortunate, unfortunate person, wretch2) Obsolete: miser3) Makarov: an ill-fated person, ill-fated personУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > несчастный человек
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2 исключительный человек
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > исключительный человек
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3 несчастный
1. forlorn2. star-crossed3. unhappy; unlucky; paltryмне мучительно сознавать, что он несчастен — it frets me to know that he is unhappy
4. desolate5. miserable6. poorбедняга, несчастный — poor fellow
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4 hooku
any person towards whom one feels sympathy, or for whom one feels sorry, hooku can be used in the former sense to address a parent or neighbour, but is especially used in the second sense, of an unfortunate person with whom one commiserates: "this poor fellow." -
5 несчастливый человек
General subject: unfortunate personУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > несчастливый человек
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6 М-4
НА БЕДНОГО МАКАРА ВСЕ ШИШКИ ВАЛЯТСЯ (saying) new troubles arise for an unfortunate person already burdened with many troubles: - when it rains, it pours it never rains but it pours trouble and I (you etc) are never far apart trouble rides behind and gallops with me (you etc) (I ( you etc) have) lots of luck and all of it bad (in limited contexts) (I (you etc)) can't win for losing things are going from bad to worse. -
7 на бедного Макара все шишки валятся
[saying]=====⇒ new troubles arise for an unfortunate person already burdened with many troubles:- ≈ when it rains, it pours;- trouble and I (you etc) are never far apart;- trouble rides behind and gallops with me (you etc);- (I ( you etc) have) lots of luck and all of it bad;- [in limited contexts](I <you etc>) can't win for losing;- things are going from bad to worse.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на бедного Макара все шишки валятся
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8 несчастливец
unlucky/luckless person, an unfortunate* * *unlucky/luckless person, an unfortunate -
9 неудачник
1) General subject: Sad Sack, an also ran, behind the eight ball, dead duck, duck, dud, eight ball, failure, flop, flopperoo, flunkey, goof up, goof-up, lagger, lame duck, lemon, luckless man, might have been, might-have-been, misfit, never was, never-was, non achiever, non starter, non-achiever, non-starter, reject, stoner, under dog, underdog, unfortunate, unfortunate beggar, unlucky fellow, wash out, (в нек. контекстах) loser, outsider, looser2) Colloquial: also ran, bottom dog, loser, the forgotten man3) American: flunky4) Australian slang: crookie5) University: wooden spoon6) Jargon: champ, dead pigeon, goof, never-wuz, never-wuzzer, schlemiel, screw-up, square peg, hacker, wimp, sucker, mortadella ( итал. амер.), floperoo, foul ball, retread, sack, slob, wash-out, washout7) Emotional: whimp8) Advertising: ineffectual person9) Invective: fuck-off10) Makarov: a fallen sparrow, fallen sparrow, flash in the pan11) Taboo: fuck-up -
10 несчастный
1) прил. ( лишённый радости) unhappy, unfortunate, miserable, unluckyнесча́стный слу́чай — accident
2) разг. (употребляется для выражения раздражения, негодования) wretched; damned, darnedгде э́ти несча́стные ключи́? — where are those wretched keys?
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11 Г-70
ЗАВОДИТЬ/ЗАВЕСТИ ГЛАЗA VP subj: human1. Also: ЗАКАТЫВАТЬ/ЗАКАТИТЬ ГЛАЗА (of a person who is sick, about to faint etcalso of a person who wants to express some strong emotion or attract another's attention when flirting) to raise one's eyes so that the pupils are under the upper eyelidsX завёл глаза - (of a sick person) X rolled up (back) his eyesX's eyes rolled back (when expressing a strong emotion etc) X turned up his eyes X rolled his eyes....Истерика Катерины Ивановны кончилась обмороком, затем наступила «ужасная, страшная слабость, она легла, завела глаза и стала бредить» (Достоевский 1)....Katerina Ivanovna's hysterics had ended in a fainting spell, then she felt "terrible, horrible weakness, she lay down, rolled up her eyes, and became delirious" (1a).«Вы Безухову скажите, чтоб он приезжал. Я его запишу. Что, он с женою?» - спросил он. Анна Михайловна завела глаза, и на лице её выразилась глубокая скорбь... «Ах, мой друг, он очень несчастлив», - сказала она (Толстой 5). "Tell Bezukhov to come. I'll put his name down. Is his wife with him?" he asked. Anna Mikhailovna turned up her eyes and an expression of profound sorrow came over her face. "Ah, my friend, he is most unfortunate," she said (5a).2. obs to close one's eyes and fall asleepX завёл глаза = X shut his eyes and nodded (dropped, dozed) off. -
12 завести глаза
• ЗАВОДИТЬ/ЗАВЕСТИ ГЛАЗА[VP; subj: human]=====1. Also: ЗАКАТЫВАТЬ/ЗАКАТИТЬ ГЛАЗА (of a person who is sick, about to faint etc; also of a person who wants to express some strong emotion or attract another's attention when flirting) to raise one's eyes so that the pupils are under the upper eyelids: X завёл глаза ≈ [of a sick person]⇒ X rolled up (back) his eyes; X's eyes rolled back; [when expressing a strong emotion etc] X turned up his eyes; X rolled his eyes.♦...Истерика Катерины Ивановны кончилась обмороком, затем наступила "ужасная, страшная слабость, она легла, завела глаза и стала бредить" (Достоевский 1)....Katerina Ivanovna's hysterics had ended in a fainting spell, then she felt "terrible, horrible weakness, she lay down, rolled up her eyes, and became delirious" (1a).♦ "Вы Безухову скажите, чтоб он приезжал. Я его запишу. Что, он с женою?" - спросил он. Анна Михайловна завела глаза, и на лице её выразилась глубокая скороь... "Ах, мой друг, он очень несчастлив", - сказала она (Толстой 5). "Tell Bezukhov to come. I'll put his name down. Is his wife with him?" he asked. Anna Mikhailovna turned up her eyes and an expression of profound sorrow came over her face. "Ah, my friend, he is most unfortunate," she said (5a).2. obs to close one's eyes and fall asleep:- X завёл глаза≈ X shut his eyes and nodded (dropped, dozed) off.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > завести глаза
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13 заводить глаза
• ЗАВОДИТЬ/ЗАВЕСТИ ГЛАЗА[VP; subj: human]=====1. Also: ЗАКАТЫВАТЬ/ЗАКАТИТЬ ГЛАЗА (of a person who is sick, about to faint etc; also of a person who wants to express some strong emotion or attract another's attention when flirting) to raise one's eyes so that the pupils are under the upper eyelids: X завёл глаза ≈ [of a sick person]⇒ X rolled up (back) his eyes; X's eyes rolled back; [when expressing a strong emotion etc] X turned up his eyes; X rolled his eyes.♦...Истерика Катерины Ивановны кончилась обмороком, затем наступила "ужасная, страшная слабость, она легла, завела глаза и стала бредить" (Достоевский 1)....Katerina Ivanovna's hysterics had ended in a fainting spell, then she felt "terrible, horrible weakness, she lay down, rolled up her eyes, and became delirious" (1a).♦ "Вы Безухову скажите, чтоб он приезжал. Я его запишу. Что, он с женою?" - спросил он. Анна Михайловна завела глаза, и на лице её выразилась глубокая скороь... "Ах, мой друг, он очень несчастлив", - сказала она (Толстой 5). "Tell Bezukhov to come. I'll put his name down. Is his wife with him?" he asked. Anna Mikhailovna turned up her eyes and an expression of profound sorrow came over her face. "Ah, my friend, he is most unfortunate," she said (5a).2. obs to close one's eyes and fall asleep:- X завёл глаза≈ X shut his eyes and nodded (dropped, dozed) off.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > заводить глаза
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14 закатить глаза
• ЗАВОДИТЬ/ЗАВЕСТИ ГЛАЗА[VP; subj: human]=====1. Also: ЗАКАТЫВАТЬ/ЗАКАТИТЬ ГЛАЗА (of a person who is sick, about to faint etc; also of a person who wants to express some strong emotion or attract another's attention when flirting) to raise one's eyes so that the pupils are under the upper eyelids: X завёл глаза ≈ [of a sick person]⇒ X rolled up (back) his eyes; X's eyes rolled back; [when expressing a strong emotion etc] X turned up his eyes; X rolled his eyes.♦...Истерика Катерины Ивановны кончилась обмороком, затем наступила "ужасная, страшная слабость, она легла, завела глаза и стала бредить" (Достоевский 1)....Katerina Ivanovna's hysterics had ended in a fainting spell, then she felt "terrible, horrible weakness, she lay down, rolled up her eyes, and became delirious" (1a).♦ "Вы Безухову скажите, чтоб он приезжал. Я его запишу. Что, он с женою?" - спросил он. Анна Михайловна завела глаза, и на лице её выразилась глубокая скороь... "Ах, мой друг, он очень несчастлив", - сказала она (Толстой 5). "Tell Bezukhov to come. I'll put his name down. Is his wife with him?" he asked. Anna Mikhailovna turned up her eyes and an expression of profound sorrow came over her face. "Ah, my friend, he is most unfortunate," she said (5a).2. obs to close one's eyes and fall asleep:- X завёл глаза≈ X shut his eyes and nodded (dropped, dozed) off.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > закатить глаза
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15 закатывать глаза
• ЗАВОДИТЬ/ЗАВЕСТИ ГЛАЗА[VP; subj: human]=====1. Also: ЗАКАТЫВАТЬ/ЗАКАТИТЬ ГЛАЗА (of a person who is sick, about to faint etc; also of a person who wants to express some strong emotion or attract another's attention when flirting) to raise one's eyes so that the pupils are under the upper eyelids: X завёл глаза ≈ [of a sick person]⇒ X rolled up (back) his eyes; X's eyes rolled back; [when expressing a strong emotion etc] X turned up his eyes; X rolled his eyes.♦...Истерика Катерины Ивановны кончилась обмороком, затем наступила "ужасная, страшная слабость, она легла, завела глаза и стала бредить" (Достоевский 1)....Katerina Ivanovna's hysterics had ended in a fainting spell, then she felt "terrible, horrible weakness, she lay down, rolled up her eyes, and became delirious" (1a).♦ "Вы Безухову скажите, чтоб он приезжал. Я его запишу. Что, он с женою?" - спросил он. Анна Михайловна завела глаза, и на лице её выразилась глубокая скороь... "Ах, мой друг, он очень несчастлив", - сказала она (Толстой 5). "Tell Bezukhov to come. I'll put his name down. Is his wife with him?" he asked. Anna Mikhailovna turned up her eyes and an expression of profound sorrow came over her face. "Ah, my friend, he is most unfortunate," she said (5a).2. obs to close one's eyes and fall asleep:- X завёл глаза≈ X shut his eyes and nodded (dropped, dozed) off.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > закатывать глаза
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16 Б-234
HE ТЕМ БУДЬ ПОМЯНУТ obsoles, coll VPimpcr sent adv (parenth) cannot be addressed to the interlocutor fixed WO(used after making a negative statement about the characteristics or actions of some person or group with whom the speaker had contact in the past) it is unfortunate that I have nothing better to say about this person (or these people): (I'm) sorry to saysad to say. -
17 Г-120
СМОТРЕТЬ/ПОСМОТРЕТЬ (ГЛЯДЕТЬ/ПОГЛЯДЕТЬ, ВЗГЛЯНУТЬ) ДРУГИМИ (ИНЫМИ) ГЛАЗАМИ на кого-что VP subj: human to evaluate or regard s.o. or sth. differently (than previously or than someone else does)X смотрит на Y-a другими глазами = X sees Y in a different light (from a different perspective)X looks at Y from a (whole) different angle X differs (from person Z) in his view of Y X takes a different view of Y (than person Z).Новый ходок, Пахомыч, взглянул на дело несколько иными глазами, нежели несчастный его предшественник (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). The new envoy, Pakhomych, differed somewhat from his unfortunate predecessor in his view of the affair (1a). -
18 не тем будь помянут
• НЕ ТЕМ БУДЬ ПОМЯНУТ obsoles, coll[VP,mper; sent adv (parenth); cannot be addressed to the interlocutor; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used after making a negative statement about the characteristics or actions of some person or group with whom the speaker had contact in the past) it is unfortunate that I have nothing better to say about this person (or these people):- sad to say.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не тем будь помянут
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19 взглянуть другими глазами
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to evaluate or regard s.o. or sth. differently (than previously or than someone else does):- X takes a different view of Y (than person Z).♦ Новый ходок, Пахомыч, взглянул на дело несколько иными глазами, нежели несчастный его предшественник (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). The new envoy, Pakhomych, differed somewhat from his unfortunate predecessor in his view of the affair (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > взглянуть другими глазами
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20 взглянуть иными глазами
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to evaluate or regard s.o. or sth. differently (than previously or than someone else does):- X takes a different view of Y (than person Z).♦ Новый ходок, Пахомыч, взглянул на дело несколько иными глазами, нежели несчастный его предшественник (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). The new envoy, Pakhomych, differed somewhat from his unfortunate predecessor in his view of the affair (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > взглянуть иными глазами
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