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ПРИБИРАТЬ/ПРИБРАТЬ К РУКАМ VP subj: human usu. pfv)1. \Р-248 кого to make s.o. submit to o.s. ( esp. when trying to make him change his behavior)X прибрал Y-a к рукам - X took Y in handX gained the upper hand (over Y).«На днях покровский пономарь сказал на крестинах у нашего старосты: полно вам гулять вот ужо приберёт вас к рукам Кирила Петрович. Микита кузнец и сказал ему: и, полно, Савельич, не печаль кума, не мути гостей... да ведь на чужой рот пуговицы не нашьешь» (Пушкин 1). "Just the other day the sacristan from Pokrovskoe said at a christening held at our elder's house: The good times are over: you'll see what it's like when Kirila Petrovich takes you in hand.' Mikita the blacksmith answered him. 'Enough of that, Savelich,' he says, 'don't sadden the godfather, don't upset the guests....' But people will talk" (1a).Была у него хозяйка, да вот он, видно, не сумел прибрать её к рукам... (Искандер 4). Не had a wife, but he must have failed to gain the upper hand over her... (4a).2. - что disapprov (in refer, to sth. that one has no right to) to appropriate sth., take sth. into one's possession willfullyX прибрал Y к рукам - X got (laid) his hands on YX seized Y (in refer, to power, a business etc) X took over Y (completely) X secured Y (in refer, to power only) X took hold of Y (in refer, to money, goods etc only) X helped himself to Y (in limited contexts) X pocketed (swiped) Y.(author's usage) Взято было тут же тысяча пятьсот человек пленных, тридцать восемь орудий, знамена и, что важнее всего для казаков, лошади, сёдла, одеяла и различные предметы. Со всем этим надо было обойтись, прибрать к рукам пленных, пушки, поделить добычу... (Толстой 7). Fifteen hundred prisoners and thirty-eight guns were taken on the spot, besides standards and, most important to the Cossacks, horses, saddles, horsecloths, and the like. All this had to be dealt with, the prisoners and guns secured, the booty divided... (7a). -
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НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ РУКУ НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ ЛАПУ coll VP subj: hu man or collect)1. - на что to appropriate sth., take sth. into one's possession willfullyX наложил руку на Y = X got (laid) his hands on YX seized Y.При жизни Борис Иванович был очень одинок, но после его смерти нашлось немало желающих наложить руку на его имущество. During his lifetime Boris Ivanovich was very much alone, but after his death there was no shortage of people wanting to lay their hands on his property.2. - на кого-что ( obj: human or collect) to subject s.o. to one's authority or will, take control of s.o. or sth.: X наложил руку на Y-a - X got Y under X's controlX took hold of Y. -
63 брать волю
• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ ВОЛЮ obs[VP; subj: human; can be used with infin of another verb]=====⇒ to behave willfully, inconsiderately toward others:- [in limited contexts] X bossed person Y around (about).♦ "...Сестра она вам не родная, а сведённая, а вот какую волю взяла" (Достоевский 3). "She's not your real sister, only a stepsister, and look how she bosses you about" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > брать волю
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64 взять волю
• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ ВОЛЮ obs[VP; subj: human; can be used with infin of another verb]=====⇒ to behave willfully, inconsiderately toward others:- [in limited contexts] X bossed person Y around (about).♦ "...Сестра она вам не родная, а сведённая, а вот какую волю взяла" (Достоевский 3). "She's not your real sister, only a stepsister, and look how she bosses you about" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > взять волю
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65 отбиваться от рук
• ОТБИВАТЬСЯ/ОТБИТЬСЯ ОТ РУК coll[VP, subj: human; usu. pfv past]=====⇒ to cease obeying s.o., submitting to s.o.'s authority; (often of children) to begin behaving willfully:- X is (has gotten to be) (quite) unmanageable.♦ "Деспина!" - предупреждала ее тётушка Хрисула и, обращаясь к тете Нуце, говорила, что Деспина здесь в Чегеме совсем отбилась от рук, ошалев от встречи с Харлампо (Искандер 5). "Despina!" Auntie Chrysoula warned. Ibrning to Aunt Noutsa, she would say that Despina had gotten completely out of hand here in Chegem, she'd been unbalanced by her meeting with Harlampo (5a).♦ "Поживи-ка у нас: который год дожди, на полях всё погнило, дети от рук отбились..." (Стругацкие 1). "Try living with us: how many years has this rain been coming down, everything's rotted in the fields, the children are out of control" (1a).♦...[Павел Петрович] заговорил о хозяйстве и о новом управляющем, который накануне приходил к нему жаловаться, что работник Фома... от рук отбился (Тургенев 2) [Pavel Petrovich] began to talk about farming and the new bailiff who had come to him the day before with a complaint about Foma, a farm-hand who...was quite unmanageable (2c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отбиваться от рук
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66 отбиться от рук
• ОТБИВАТЬСЯ/ОТБИТЬСЯ ОТ РУК coll[VP, subj: human; usu. pfv past]=====⇒ to cease obeying s.o., submitting to s.o.'s authority; (often of children) to begin behaving willfully:- X is (has gotten to be) (quite) unmanageable.♦ "Деспина!" - предупреждала ее тётушка Хрисула и, обращаясь к тете Нуце, говорила, что Деспина здесь в Чегеме совсем отбилась от рук, ошалев от встречи с Харлампо (Искандер 5). "Despina!" Auntie Chrysoula warned. Ibrning to Aunt Noutsa, she would say that Despina had gotten completely out of hand here in Chegem, she'd been unbalanced by her meeting with Harlampo (5a).♦ "Поживи-ка у нас: который год дожди, на полях всё погнило, дети от рук отбились..." (Стругацкие 1). "Try living with us: how many years has this rain been coming down, everything's rotted in the fields, the children are out of control" (1a).♦...[Павел Петрович] заговорил о хозяйстве и о новом управляющем, который накануне приходил к нему жаловаться, что работник Фома... от рук отбился (Тургенев 2) [Pavel Petrovich] began to talk about farming and the new bailiff who had come to him the day before with a complaint about Foma, a farm-hand who...was quite unmanageable (2c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отбиться от рук
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67 своя рука владыка
[saying]=====⇒ the person in question is in a position to do as he sees fit or deems necessary because he is fully in charge of sth. (often said critically when a person acts arbitrarily, willfully, or in a stubborn manner):- ≈ I'm <ЬЕЪ etc> the boss;- what I say <he says etc> goes;- [in limited contexts] I'm (he's etc) in the driver's seat < in the saddle>;- I rule <he rules etc> the roost;- I call my <he calls his etc> own shots;- my (his etc) word is law.♦ Наш директор ни с кем не считается, действует по принципу "Своя рука владыка". Our director does exactly as he pleases, acting on the principle "What I say goes."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > своя рука владыка
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68 прибирать к рукам
• ПРИБИРАТЬ/ПРИБРАТЬ К РУКАМ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====1. прибирать к рукам кого to make s.o. submit to o.s. (esp. when trying to make him change his behavior):- X gained the upper hand (over Y).♦ "На днях покровский пономарь сказал на крестинах у нашего старосты: полно вам гулять; вот ужо приберёт вас к рукам Кирила Петрович. Микита кузнец и сказал ему: и, полно, Савельич, не печаль кума, не мути гостей...; да ведь на чужой рот пуговицы не нашьешь" (Пушкин 1). "Just the other day the sacristan from Pokrovskoe said at a christening held at our elder's house: The good times are over: you'll see what it's like when Kirila Petrovich takes you in hand.' Mikita the blacksmith answered him. 'Enough of that, Savelich,' he says, 'don't sadden the godfather, don't upset the guests....' But people will talk" (1a).♦ Была у него хозяйка, да вот он, видно, не сумел прибрать её к рукам... (Искандер 4). He had a wife, but he must have failed to gain the upper hand over her... (4a).2. прибирать к рукам что disapprov (in refer, to sth. that one has no right to) to appropriate sth., take sth. into one's possession willfully:- X seized Y;- [in refer, to power, a business etc] X took over Y (completely);- X secured Y;- [in refer, to power only] X took hold ofY;- [in refer, to money, goods etc only] X helped himself to Y;- [in limited contexts] X pocketed (swiped) Y.♦ [author's usage] Взято было тут же тысяча пятьсот человек пленных, тридцать восемь орудий, знамена и, что важнее всего для казаков, лошади, сёдла, одеяла и различные предметы. Со всем этим надо было обойтись, прибрать к рукам пленных, пушки, поделить добычу... (Толстой 7). Fifteen hundred prisoners and thirty-eight guns were taken on the spot, besides standards and, most important to the Cossacks, horses, saddles, horsecloths, and the like. All this had to be dealt with, the prisoners and guns secured, the booty divided... (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прибирать к рукам
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69 прибрать к рукам
• ПРИБИРАТЬ/ПРИБРАТЬ К РУКАМ[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====1. прибрать к рукам кого to make s.o. submit to o.s. (esp. when trying to make him change his behavior):- X gained the upper hand (over Y).♦ "На днях покровский пономарь сказал на крестинах у нашего старосты: полно вам гулять; вот ужо приберёт вас к рукам Кирила Петрович. Микита кузнец и сказал ему: и, полно, Савельич, не печаль кума, не мути гостей...; да ведь на чужой рот пуговицы не нашьешь" (Пушкин 1). "Just the other day the sacristan from Pokrovskoe said at a christening held at our elder's house: The good times are over: you'll see what it's like when Kirila Petrovich takes you in hand.' Mikita the blacksmith answered him. 'Enough of that, Savelich,' he says, 'don't sadden the godfather, don't upset the guests....' But people will talk" (1a).♦ Была у него хозяйка, да вот он, видно, не сумел прибрать её к рукам... (Искандер 4). He had a wife, but he must have failed to gain the upper hand over her... (4a).2. прибрать к рукам что disapprov (in refer, to sth. that one has no right to) to appropriate sth., take sth. into one's possession willfully:- X seized Y;- [in refer, to power, a business etc] X took over Y (completely);- X secured Y;- [in refer, to power only] X took hold ofY;- [in refer, to money, goods etc only] X helped himself to Y;- [in limited contexts] X pocketed (swiped) Y.♦ [author's usage] Взято было тут же тысяча пятьсот человек пленных, тридцать восемь орудий, знамена и, что важнее всего для казаков, лошади, сёдла, одеяла и различные предметы. Со всем этим надо было обойтись, прибрать к рукам пленных, пушки, поделить добычу... (Толстой 7). Fifteen hundred prisoners and thirty-eight guns were taken on the spot, besides standards and, most important to the Cossacks, horses, saddles, horsecloths, and the like. All this had to be dealt with, the prisoners and guns secured, the booty divided... (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прибрать к рукам
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70 накладывать лапу
• НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ РУКУ; НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ ЛАПУ coll[VP; subj: hu man or collect]=====- X seized Y.♦ При жизни Борис Иванович был очень одинок, но после его смерти нашлось немало желающих наложить руку на его имущество. During his lifetime Boris Ivanovich was very much alone, but after his death there was no shortage of people wanting to lay their hands on his property.⇒ to subject s.o. to one's authority or will, take control of s.o. or sth.:- X took hold of Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > накладывать лапу
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71 накладывать руку
• НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ РУКУ; НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ ЛАПУ coll[VP; subj: hu man or collect]=====- X seized Y.♦ При жизни Борис Иванович был очень одинок, но после его смерти нашлось немало желающих наложить руку на его имущество. During his lifetime Boris Ivanovich was very much alone, but after his death there was no shortage of people wanting to lay their hands on his property.⇒ to subject s.o. to one's authority or will, take control of s.o. or sth.:- X took hold of Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > накладывать руку
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72 наложить лапу
• НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ РУКУ; НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ ЛАПУ coll[VP; subj: hu man or collect]=====- X seized Y.♦ При жизни Борис Иванович был очень одинок, но после его смерти нашлось немало желающих наложить руку на его имущество. During his lifetime Boris Ivanovich was very much alone, but after his death there was no shortage of people wanting to lay their hands on his property.⇒ to subject s.o. to one's authority or will, take control of s.o. or sth.:- X took hold of Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > наложить лапу
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73 наложить руку
• НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ РУКУ; НАКЛАДЫВАТЬ/НАЛОЖИТЬ ЛАПУ coll[VP; subj: hu man or collect]=====- X seized Y.♦ При жизни Борис Иванович был очень одинок, но после его смерти нашлось немало желающих наложить руку на его имущество. During his lifetime Boris Ivanovich was very much alone, but after his death there was no shortage of people wanting to lay their hands on his property.⇒ to subject s.o. to one's authority or will, take control of s.o. or sth.:- X took hold of Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > наложить руку
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74 בכוונה תחילה
intentionally, premeditatedly, wilfully, willfully -
75 במזיד
adv. intentionally, with evil intent, purposely, willfully, wilfully, designedly -
76 בנחישות
adv. determinedly, undauntedly, immovably, inflexibly, intently, manfully, wilfully, willfully -
77 בעקשנות
adv. stubbornly, obstinately, persistently, tenaciously, mulishly, doggedly, obdurately, opinionatedly, restively, wilfully, willfully, contumaciously -
78 willful
1) obstinate: obstinado, terco2) intentional: intencionado, deliberado♦ willfully advadj.• intencionado, -a adj.• premeditado, -a adj.• terco, -a adj.• voluntario, -a adj.• voluntarioso, -a adj.BrE wilful 'wɪlfəl adjective1) ( deliberate) <misconduct/neglect> intencionado, deliberado; < damage> causado con premeditación(US)['wɪlfʊl] ADJ1) (=obstinate) testarudo, terco2) (=deliberate) intencionado, deliberado, premeditado; [murder etc] premeditado* * *BrE wilful ['wɪlfəl] adjective1) ( deliberate) <misconduct/neglect> intencionado, deliberado; < damage> causado con premeditación -
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I Adj. intentional, deliberate; JUR. wil(l)fulII Adv. intentionally etc.; on purpose* * *knowingly (Adv.); wilful (Adj.); purposely (Adv.); willful (Adj.); intentional (Adj.); deliberate (Adj.); on purpose (Adv.)* * *ạb|sicht|lich1. adjdeliberate, intentional2. advdeliberately, intentionally* * *1) (on purpose: You did that deliberately!) deliberately2) ((negative unintentional) done, said etc deliberately and not by accident: I'm sorry I offended you - it wasn't intentional; intentional cruelty.) intentional4) (deliberately or on purpose: He would not knowingly insult her.) knowingly5) (intentionally: Did you break the cup on purpose?) on purpose* * *ab·sicht·lich[ˈapzɪçtlɪç]I. adj deliberate, intended, intentionalII. adv deliberately, intentionally, on purpose* * *1.Adjektiv intentional; deliberate2.adverbial intentionally; deliberately* * *A. adj intentional, deliberate; JUR wil(l)fulB. adv intentionally etc; on purpose* * *1.Adjektiv intentional; deliberate2.adverbial intentionally; deliberately* * *adj.deliberate adj.intentional adj.intentional n.wilful (UK) adj.willful (US) adj. adv.deliberately adv.deliberately n.designedly n.intentionally n.on purpose n.purposefully adv.purposely n.studiedly adv.wilfully (UK) n.willfully (US) n.with intent n. -
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I P.P. wollen1 IIIII Adv. deliberately; gewollt gelassen with studied calm; gewollt ungezwungen with forced casualness; sich gewollt naiv etc. geben act ( oder pretend to be) naive etc.* * *studied* * *ge|wọllt [gə'vɔlt]adj1) (= gekünstelt) forced, artificial2) (= erwünscht) desiredSee:→ auch wollen* * *ge·wollt* * *A. pperf → wollen1C. adv deliberately;gewollt gelassen with studied calm;gewollt ungezwungen with forced casualness;* * *adv.deliberately adv.designedly adv.intentionally adv.on purpose adv.purposely adv.wilfully adv.willfully adv.with intent expr.
См. также в других словарях:
willfully — index purposely Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 willfully … Law dictionary
willfully — adverb in a willful manner she had willfully deceived me • Syn: ↑wilfully • Derived from adjective: ↑wilful (for: ↑wilfully), ↑willful … Useful english dictionary
willfully contrary — index froward Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
willfully disregard — index ignore Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
willfully disrespectful — index contumacious Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
Willfully — Willful Will ful, a. [Will + full.] [Written also wilful.] [1913 Webster] 1. Of set purpose; self determined; voluntary; as, willful murder. Foxe. [1913 Webster] In willful poverty chose to lead his life. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] Thou to me Art… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
willfully — adverb see willful … New Collegiate Dictionary
willfully — See willful. * * * … Universalium
willfully — adverb In a willful manner … Wiktionary
willfully — (Roget s Thesaurus II) also wilfully adverb Of one s own free will: freely, spontaneously, voluntarily, willingly. Idioms: of one s own accord, on one s own volition. See WILLING … English dictionary for students
willfully — adv. with premeditated intent, intentionally; stubbornly; determinedly … English contemporary dictionary