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121 поддать пару
• ПОДДАВАТЬ/ПОДДАТЬ ЖАРУ (ПАРУ) highly coll[VP]=====1. Also: ПОДБАВЛЯТЬ/ПОДБАВИТЬ ЖАРУ [subj: human]⇒ to make an already intense or difficult situation even more intense, volatile etc by one's actions or words (usu. by provoking greater anger or hostility):- X added to the commotion (the excitement, the uproar etc).♦ Все началось с маленькой бумажки... "С получением сего, - значилось в бумажке, - предлагается вам в недельный срок освободить помещение бывш. гостиницы "Каир"..." - " Как! - нервно вскричал начальник "Геркулеса". - Они пишут мне "предлагается!" Мне, подчиненному непосредственно центру! Да что они, с ума там посходили? А?" - "Они бы еще написали "предписывается"", - поддала жару Серна Михайловна (Ильф и Петров 2). It all began with a small piece of paper.... "With effect from receipt of this," the note read, "you are instructed to vacate the premises of the former Cairo Hotel within one week...." "Whatf" screeched the head of the Hercules. "They say I'm instructed! Me! Someone who's directly responsible to Moscow! Have they gone mad or something!" "They might just las well havej said directed,'" said Serna Mikhailovna, adding fuel to the fire (2a).♦ "...Вчера я, спьяну, проболтался ему, дорогой идучи, о разных глупостях... о разных... между прочим, что ты боишься, будто он... наклонен к помешательству....... "Ну, а мы вчера еще жару поддали, ты то есть, этими рассказами-то... о маляре-то; хорош разговор, когда он, может, сам на этом с ума сошел!" (Достоевский 3). "Yesterday, when drunk, I blabbed all sorts of trash to him on the way home...all sorts...among other things that you were afraid he might be...inclined to madness...."..."Well, and then we stoked the fire yesterday, or rather you did, with those stories...about the painter; a fine thing to talk about when that's maybe what's driving him crazy!" (3a).♦...В первый же вечер он [Сергей] поразил Ольгу Васильевну потрясающим искусством [читать слова наоборот]... Произвело огромное впечатление. Влад подбавлял жару: "Да что там - гений! Самый обыкновенный гений..." (Трифонов 3)....On that first evening he [Sergei] had amazed Olga with this bizarre skill [of being able to say words backward].... It produced an enormous impression. Vlad added to the excitement by announcing, "But he's a genius. A plain, ordinary genius" (3a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to begin to act more energetically:- step up the pace!;- get (it) moving!;- [in refer, to physical labor only] put some muscle into it!3. поддать пару (кому) [subj: usu. human, occas. abstr]⇒ to incite, induce s.o. to act more energetically, increase s.o.'s interest in sth.:- X fired Y up;- X kindled a fire < a flame> in Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поддать пару
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122 вступает в силу
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123 mit Wirkung vom
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124 вступающий в силу с...
effective as of..., effective from..., with effect from...Русско-английский словарь по проведению совещаний > вступающий в силу с...
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125 w.e.f.
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126 on tap
1) общ. находящийся под рукой2) фин. по мере появления спросаThe 10 percent Treasury Bonds will be available on tap with effect from July 14, 2006 until the limit of issue is reached. - Десятипроцентные казначейские облигации будут доступны для приобретения всеми желающими с 14 июля 2006 до того момента, пока не будет исчерпан лимит выпуска.
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127 WEF
1) Военный термин: war emergency formula2) Экономика: ВЭФ (World Economic Forum - Всемирный Экономический Форум www.weforum.org)3) Ветеринария: Wolf Eyed Fox4) Сокращение: With Effect From, World Education Fellowship5) Химическое оружие: Water Environment Federation6) МИД: World Economic Forum7) Правительство: Wellington, Florida -
128 ввести их в действие с момента принятия
General subject: implement them with effect from the moment of their adoptionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ввести их в действие с момента принятия
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