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1 с увлечением
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2 с удовольствием
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3 с удовольствием
1) General subject: I don't care if I do, amusedly, gladly, kindly, with a great relish, with delight, with great relish, with pleasure, with gusto2) Australian slang: like billyo, with a bang -
4 то есть
1. id est2. to witчто есть духу — at full speed; with all might
3. orработа, после которой очень хочется есть — hungry work
4. i.e5. that is to sayдругими словами, иначе говоря, то есть — that is to say
подружка есть у каждого; — every Jack has his Jill
6. which is to sayто есть; другими словами — that is to say
7. that isвводит пояснения то есть; а именно — that is
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5 как есть
что есть духу — at full speed; with all might
она очень мила, в ней что-то есть — she has it
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6 есть с аппетитом
1) General subject: cut and come again, play a good knife and fork, stomach, twist down2) Obsolete: play knife and fork3) Jargon: twist4) Makarov: eat with great relish, eat heartily, eat up, eat with zest, enjoy meal, cut and come again (особ. мясо) -
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8 В-157
CO ВКУСОМ PrepP Invar1.adv(to do sth.) with pleasure, happilywith relishwith (great) gusto enjoy(ing) sth.На крыльце стояла женщина лет сорока, могучего телосложения, в... рваном сарафане. И со вкусом, звучно шлёпала комаров на загорелых плечах и на ляжках (Войнович 1). A powerfully built woman of around forty, wearing a torn sundress, was standing on the porch. Loudly and with great gusto, she was slapping mosquitoes on her sunburned shoulders and thighs (1a).Ещё лёжа он знал, что ровно в семь встанет... Потом он не спеша, со вкусом поплескается перед рукомойником... (Максимов 3). Lying there in bed he knew that at seven sharp he would get up....Then he would enjoy a leisurely splash at the wash-stand... (3a).2. ( adv or nonagreeing modif) displaying or possessing an artistic flair, a feeling for the refinedin (very) good (in excellent) tastewith taste (a man (a woman)) of (with) taste tastefully (dressed (decorated etc))."...Хорош фрак?»... - «Отличный! С большим вкусом сшит...» (Гончаров 1). "...How do you like my coat?"..."Splendid! In very good taste" (1b).Зала ресторации превратилась в залу благородного собрания. В 9 часов все съехались. Княгиня с дочерью явились из последних многие дамы посмотрели на неё с завистью и недоброжелательством, потому что княжна Мери одевается со вкусом (Лермонтов 1). The restaurant's ballroom was transformed into that of the Club of the Nobility. By nine o'clock everybody had arrived. The old princess and her daughter were among the last to appear: many ladies looked at her with envy and ill will because princess Mary dresses with taste (1a).Мы недавно посмотрели фильм «Евангелие от Матфея»... И вот мнения разделились: одни были потрясены, а другим - «понравилось, но...». Такое разделение нормально, но любопытно то, что и в том и в другом лагере было приблизительно поровну людей: умных и глупых, со вкусом и безвкусных... (Битов 2). We recently saw the film The Gospel According to Matthew.... Opinion was divided: some people were deeply impressed, and others "liked it, but..." Such a division is normal, but the puzzling thing was that both camps, in approximately equal numbers, included people who were: wise and foolish, with taste and without... (2a).Госпожа Хохлакова-мать, дама богатая и всегда со вкусом одетая, была ещё довольно молодая и очень миловидная собою особа... (Достоевский 1). Madame Khokhlakov, the mother, a wealthy woman, always tastefully dressed, was still fairly young and quite attractive... (1a). -
9 Д-418
ЗА МИЛУЮ ДУШУ coll PrepP Invar adv1. (to do sth.) very willingly, with great enthusiasm, delight: (be) more than happy (to do sth.)(be) only too glad (happy) (to do sth.) with great pleasure happily gladly (in limited contexts) to one'sheartfscontentсъесть (сожрать substand) что \Д-418 -relish (savor) every bite (of sth.)повеселиться - = have the time of one's life."А ведь она (Нинка)... и правда понесла бы их (бутылки с водкой) сдавать... А там за милу(ю) душу приняли бы за те же двенадцать копеек» (Распутин 3). "She (Ninka) really would have done it too. She'd have taken them (the bottles full of vodka) back.... And they'd have been only too glad to give her twelve kopecks for them, same as for the empties" (3a).Тогда вой усилился, словно воющий решил во время перерыва повыть за милую душу (Аксёнов 6). Then the wailing grew louder, as though the waiter had decided that during the lunch break he would wail to his heart's content (6a).Он заговорщически подмигнул мне: не пропадем, мол, погужуемся за милую душу! (Аксенов 6). Не gave me a conspiratorial wink, meaning: We're not going to waste our stay here, we're going to have the time of our lives, aren't we?! (6a).2. ( usu. used with pfv verbs) (to do sth.) without deliberating, immediately, with no qualmswithout thinking twicewithout a moment's hesitation just like that (right) then and there (in limited contexts) in a snap.Не ввязывайся в драку с Петром - может прихлопнуть за милую душу. Don't get in a fight with Pyotr, he could kill you just like that.Эти суки могут тебя обратать и в международной зоне аэропорта, и на борту самолета запереть в сортирный чуланчик, как недавно поступили с нежной балериной В., и в братской республике захапают за милую душу (Аксенов 12). Those animals could get him back even from the international zone or lock him into the toilet on board a plane, he knew, as they recently did with the delicate ballerina V, and they could grab him in a snap in a "fraternal republic" (12a).3. (used with pfv verbs) certainly, unquestionably, without any doubtfor (darn) suresure as anything (therefe (there are)) no two ways about it. -
10 со вкусом
[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) with pleasure, happily:- with relish;- eiyoy(ing) sth.♦ На крыльце стояла женщина лет сорока, могучего телосложения, в... рваном сарафане. И со вкусом, звучно шлёпала комаров на загорелых плечах и на ляжках (Войнович 1). A powerfully built woman of around forty, wearing a torn sundress, was standing on the porch. Loudly and with great gusto, she was slapping mosquitoes on her sunburned shoulders and thighs (1a).♦ Ещё лёжа он знал, что ровно в семь встанет... Потом он не спеша, со вкусом поплескается перед рукомойником... (Максимов 3). Lying there in bed he knew that at seven sharp he would get up....Then he would enjoy a leisurely splash at the wash-stand... (3a).2. [adv or nonagreeing modif]⇒ displaying or possessing an artistic flair, a feeling for the refined:- with taste;- (a man < a woman>) of (with) taste;- tastefully (dressed <decorated etc>).♦ "...Хорош фрак?"... - "Отличный! С большим вкусом сшит..." (Гончаров 1). "...How do you like my coat?"..."Splendid! In very good taste" (1b).♦ Зала ресторации превратилась в залу благородного собрания. В 9 часов все съехались. Княгиня с дочерью явились из последних; многие дамы посмотрели на неё с завистью и недоброжелательством, потому что княжна Мери одевается со вкусом (Лермонтов 1). The restaurant's ballroom was transformed into that of the Club of the Nobility. By nine o'clock everybody had arrived. The old princess and her daughter were among the last to appear: many ladies looked at her with envy and ill will because princess Mary dresses with taste (1a).♦ Мы недавно посмотрели фильм "Евангелие от Матфея"... И вот мнения разделились: одни были потрясены, а другим - "понравилось, но...". Такое разделение нормально, но любопытно то, что и в том и в другом лагере было приблизительно поровну людей: умных и глупых, со вкусом и безвкусных... (Битов 2). We recently saw the film The Gospel According to Matthew.... Opinion was divided: some people were deeply impressed, and others "liked it, but..Such a division is normal, but the puzzling thing was that both camps, in approximately equal numbers, included people who were: wise and foolish, with taste and without... (2a).♦ Госпожа Хохлакова-мать, дама богатая и всегда со вкусом одетая, была ещё довольно молодая и очень миловидная собою особа... (Достоевский 1). Madame Khokhlakov, the mother, a wealthy woman, always tastefully dressed, was still fairly young and quite attractive... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > со вкусом
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11 за милую душу
• ЗА МИЛУЮ ДУШУ coll[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====1. (to do sth.) very willingly, with great enthusiasm, delight:- (be) more than happy (to do sth.);- (be) only too glad (happy) (to do sth.);- happily;- gladly;- [in limited contexts] to one'sheartfscontent;♦ "А ведь она [Нинка]... и правда понесла бы их [бутылки с водкой] сдавать... А там за милу[ю] душу приняли бы за те же двенадцать копеек" (Распутин 3). "She [Ninka] really would have done it too. She'd have taken them [the bottles full of vodka] back.... And they'd have been only too glad to give her twelve kopecks for them, same as for the empties" (3a).♦ Тогда вой усилился, словно воющий решил во время перерыва повыть за милую душу (Аксёнов 6). Then the wailing grew louder, as though the waiter had decided that during the lunch break he would wail to his heart's content (6a).♦ Он заговорщически подмигнул мне: не пропадем, мол, погужуемся за милую душу! (Аксёнов 6). He gave me a conspiratorial wink, meaning: We're not going to waste our stay here; we're going to have the time of our lives, aren't we?! (6a).2. [usu. used with pfv verbs]⇒ (to do sth.) without deliberating, immediately, with no qualms:- [in limited contexts] in a snap.♦ Не ввязывайся в драку с Петром - может прихлопнуть за милую душу. Don't get in a fight with Pyotr, he could kill you just like that.♦ Эти суки могут тебя обратать и в международной зоне аэропорта, и на борту самолета запереть в сортирный чуланчик, как недавно поступили с нежной балериной В., и в братской республике захапают за милую душу (Аксёнов 12). Those animals could get him back even from the international zone or lock him into the toilet on board a plane, he knew, as they recently did with the delicate ballerina V, and they could grab him in a snap in a "fraternal republic" (12a).3. [used with pfv verbs]⇒ certainly, unquestionably, without any doubt:- (there's < there are>) no two ways about it.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за милую душу
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12 с наслаждением
General subject: delightedly, with a great relish, with delight, luxuriously
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