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121 Н-209
ВОДИТЬ ЗА HOC кого coll, disapprov VP subj: human to deceive, delude s.o. intentionally, often by promising sth. and then not keeping one's promiseX водил Y-a за нос = X was leading Y onX was leading Y up X was stringing Y along X was taking Y for a ride X was giving Y the runaround X was misleading Y.(Ипполит:) Сегодня, Надя, в последний час старого года, я намерен поставить вопрос ребром. Хватить водить меня за нос! (Надя:) Чем ты недоволен? (Ипполит:) Своим холостым положением. И я предлагаю... (Надя (перебивает):) Сядь! (Брагинский и Рязанов 1). (I.:) Today, Nadya, in the last hour of the old year, I intend to put the question squarely. No more leading me on like this! (N.:) What's wrong? (I.:) My bachelor status. And I propose... (N. (interrupting):) Please, sit down (1a).О разведке у нас знают из кинофильмов. Служит под боком у Гитлера наш смельчак, одет с иголочки, побрит, надушен, водит за нос и Гиммлера, и Бормана, и Кальтенбруннера... (Рыбаков 1). People only know about intelligence from what they've seen in the movies. Our daring agent is operating right under Hitler's nose, dressed immaculately, clean-shaven and perfumed, leading Himmler, Bormann and Kaltenbrunner up the garden path... (1a).Если он скажет правду... тогда спросят: почему раньше увиливал? Чему верить? Зачем водите суд и следствие за нос? (Тендряков 1). If he were to tell the truth...then they would ask: Why did you deny this earlier? What are we to believe? Why are you trying to mislead the court? (1a). -
122 водить за нос
• ВОДИТЬ ЗА НОС кого coll, disapprov[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to deceive, delude s.o. intentionally, often by promising sth. and then not keeping one's promise:- X was leading Y up < down> the garden path;- X was misleading Y.♦ [Ипполит:] Сегодня, Надя, в последний час старого года, я намерен поставить вопрос ребром. Хватить водить меня за нос! [Надя:] Чем ты недоволен? [Ипполит:] Своим холостым положением. И я предлагаю... [Надя (перебивает):] Сядь! (Брагинский и Рязанов 1). [I.:] Today, Nadya, in the last hour of the old year, I intend to put the question squarely No more leading me on like this! [N.:] What's wrong? [I.:] My bachelor status. And I propose... [N. (interrupting):] Please, sit down (1a).♦ О разведке у нас знают из кинофильмов. Служит под боком у Гитлера наш смельчак, одет с иголочки, побрит, надушен, водит за нос и Гиммлера, и Бормана, и Кальтеноруннера... (Рыбаков 1). People only know about intelligence from what they've seen in the movies. Our daring agent is operating right under Hitler's nose, dressed immaculately, clean-shaven and perfumed, leading Himmler, Bormann and Kaltenbrunner up the garden path... (1a).♦ Если он скажет правду... тогда спросят: почему раньше увиливал? Чему верить? Зачем водите суд и следствие за нос? (Тендряков 1). If he were to tell the truth...then they would ask: Why did you deny this earlier? What are we to believe? Why are you trying to mislead the court? (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > водить за нос
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123 nasführen
v/t (untr., hat genasführt) dupe, lead s.o. by the nose, have s.o. on umg.; der / die Genasführte sein be the dupe* * *nas|füh|ren ['naːsfyːrən]vt insepich war der/die Genasführte — I was the dupe
* * *nas·füh·ren[ˈna:sfy:rən]vt (veraltend)▪ der Genasführte sein to be the dupe* * *transitives Verb lead up the garden path* * *der/die Genasführte sein be the dupe* * *transitives Verb lead up the garden path -
124 tontamente
adv.foolishly, stupidly.* * *► adverbio1 foolishly* * *ADV stupidly* * *adverbio stupidly, foolishly* * *= stupidly, foolishly.Ex. Intelligent individuals often think that they cannot behave stupidly, but that is precisely what leads them down the garden path.Ex. Gordon Brown foolishly goes to shake the hand of a soldier standing to attention in Afghanistan at the weekend.----* reírse tontamente = giggle.* * *adverbio stupidly, foolishly* * *= stupidly, foolishly.Ex: Intelligent individuals often think that they cannot behave stupidly, but that is precisely what leads them down the garden path.
Ex: Gordon Brown foolishly goes to shake the hand of a soldier standing to attention in Afghanistan at the weekend.* reírse tontamente = giggle.* * *‹comportarse› stupidly, foolishlyno eches a perder tontamente el trabajo de tantos años you'd be stupid o foolish to waste so many years' workse cayó tontamente por las escaleras y se mató he just o only fell down the stairs but he killed himself* * *tontamente advfoolishly, stupidly;se reía tontamente she laughed foolishly* * *tontamente adv: foolishly, stupidly* * *tontamente adv stupidly -
125 Bockshorn
n umg., fig.: jemanden ins Bockshorn jagen put the wind up s.o., lead s.o.up the garden path; sich ins Bockshorn jagen lassen let o.s. be intimidated ( oder flurried); lass dich von ihm nicht ins Bockshorn jagen! auch don’t let him put you off, don’t let him get to you* * *Bọcks|hornntsich von jdm ins Bockshorn jagen lassen — to let sb upset one
* * *Bocks·horn[ˈbɔkshɔrn]ntlass dich nicht von ihm ins \Bockshorn jagen! don't let him get at you!* * *das insich ins Bockshorn jagen lassen — (ugs.) let oneself be browbeaten
* * *Bockshorn n umg, fig:jemanden ins Bockshorn jagen put the wind up sb, lead sbup the garden path;sich ins Bockshorn jagen lassen let o.s. be intimidated ( oder flurried);lass dich von ihm nicht ins Bockshorn jagen! auch don’t let him put you off, don’t let him get to you* * *das insich ins Bockshorn jagen lassen — (ugs.) let oneself be browbeaten
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126 como un tonto
= stupidly, foolishlyEx. Intelligent individuals often think that they cannot behave stupidly, but that is precisely what leads them down the garden path.Ex. Gordon Brown foolishly goes to shake the hand of a soldier standing to attention in Afghanistan at the weekend.* * *= stupidly, foolishlyEx: Intelligent individuals often think that they cannot behave stupidly, but that is precisely what leads them down the garden path.
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127 neciamente
adv.ignorantly, stupidly, foolishly.* * *► adverbio1 inanely* * *ADV foolishly, stupidly* * *= stupidly, foolishly.Ex. Intelligent individuals often think that they cannot behave stupidly, but that is precisely what leads them down the garden path.Ex. Gordon Brown foolishly goes to shake the hand of a soldier standing to attention in Afghanistan at the weekend.* * *= stupidly, foolishly.Ex: Intelligent individuals often think that they cannot behave stupidly, but that is precisely what leads them down the garden path.
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128 bateau
1. masculine noun• bateau à moteur/à rames/à voiles motor/rowing/sailing boat2. invariable adjective• c'est bateau (sujet, thème) it's a cliché3. compounds* * *
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pl bateaux bato adjectif invariable [sujet, question] hackneyed
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nom masculin1) ( embarcation) boataller en or par bateau — to go by boat
faire du bateau — gén to go boating; ( voile) to go sailing
2) ( forme)3) (colloq) ( plaisanterie) joke4) ( sur un trottoir) dropped kerb GB ou curb US•Phrasal Verbs:* * *bato bateaux pl1. nmmener qn en bateau fig — to lead sb up the garden path, to take sb for a ride
2. adj inv(= banal, rebattu) hackneyed* * *A adj inv un sujet/une question bateau a hackneyed subject/question.B nm1 Naut, Transp gén boat; ( navire) ship; bateau à voile/moteur/vapeur sailing/motor/steam boat; prendre le bateau to take the boat; faire un voyage en bateau to take a boat trip; aller en or par bateau to go by boat; faire du bateau gén to go boating; ( voile) to go sailing;2 Mode encolure bateau boat neck;3 ○( plaisanterie) joke; monter un bateau à qn to take sb for a ride; mener qn en bateau to take sb in;bateau amiral flagship; bateau de commerce cargo boat, merchant ship; bateau de guerre warship; bateau de pêche fishing boat; bateau de plaisance pleasure boat; bateau pneumatique rubber dinghy; bateau de sauvetage lifeboat.je prends le bateau à Anvers/à 10 h I'm sailing from Antwerp/at 10a. [en barque, en vedette] to go boatingb. [en voilier] to go sailingbateau à moteur/rames motor/rowing boatbateau de plaisance pleasure boat ou craftbateau pneumatique rubber boat, dinghybateau à voiles yacht ou sailing boatmener ou conduire quelqu'un en bateau (familier) to lead somebody up the garden path, to take somebody for a ride2. [charge]bateau adjectif invariable1. COUTUREcol ou encolure bateau boat neck, bateau neckline2. [banal] hackneyed
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