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БЕЗ ЗАЗРЕНИЯ СОВЕСТИ coll PrepP Invar adv fixed WOwithout feeling ashamed (of one's actions or words), without feeling guiltywithout any pangs of consciencewithout a (the slightest) twinge of conscience without a qualm (any qualms) (of conscience) without any scruples without compunction.(Трилецкий:) Вот как нужно жить на этом свете! Посадил беззащитную женщину за шахматы да и обчистил её без зазрения совести на десять целкачей \ substand = целковых рублей) (Чехов 1). (Т.:) That's the way to get on in this world. Put a defenceless woman at a chessboard and clean her out of ten rubles without the slightest twinge of conscience (1a)...(Крючков) рассказывал о «подвиге»... врал без зазрения совести... (Шолохов 2)....He (Kryuchkov) described his "exploit"..lying without a qualm of conscience... (2a).Мои крупицы (слова и выражения из моих рукописей), даже в искаженном виде, помогли ему быстро сделать блистательную карьеру, и теперь без зазрения совести он потреблял плоды славы, которые по праву принадлежали мне одному (Терц 4)....The crumbs from my table (words and expressions from my manuscripts), even in distorted form, had helped him rapidly to achieve a brilliant career, and now, without any qualms of conscience, he was consuming the fruits of glory which by rights belonged to me alone (4a). -
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• БЕЗ ЗАЗРЕНИЯ СОВЕСТИ coll[PrepP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ without feeling ashamed (of one's actions or words), without feeling guilty:- without a < the slightest> twinge of conscience;- without compunction.♦ [Трилецкий:] Вот как нужно жить на этом свете! Посадил беззащитную женщину за шахматы да и обчистил её без зазрения совести на десять целкачей [substand = целковых рублей] (Чехов 1). [Т.:] That's the way to get on in this world. Put a defenceless woman at a chessboard and clean her out of ten rubles without the slightest twinge of conscience (1a)♦...[Крючков] рассказывал о "подвиге"... врал без зазрения совести... (Шолохов 2).... Не [Kryuchkov] described his "exploit"..lying without a qualm of conscience... (2a).♦...Мои крупицы [ слова и выражения из моих рукописей], даже в искаженном виде, помогли ему быстро сделать блистательную карьеру, и теперь без зазрения совести он потреблял плоды славы, которые по праву принадлежали мне одному (Терц 4)....The crumbs from my table [words and expressions from my manuscripts], even in distorted form, had helped him rapidly to achieve a brilliant career, and now, without any qualms of conscience, he was consuming the fruits of glory which by rights belonged to me alone (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без зазрения совести
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CO СПОКОЙНОЙ СОВЕСТЬЮ PrepP Invar adv fixed WO(to do sth.) feeling fully justified for and correct in what one is doing, without any feelings of guilt or self-reproachwith a clear (an untroubled, a peaceful) consciencewithout a qualm of consciencewithout feeling (the least bit) guilty....(Он) искренно презирал подлецов и дурных людей и с спокойною совестью высоко носил голову (Толстой 5)....(Не) felt genuine contempt for wrongdoers and scoundrels, and with a clear conscience held his head high (5a).«Ты слишком честен и неглуп для того, чтобы мог со спокойной совестью пресмыкаться. Этой черты не было ни у кого из нашей фамилии» (Шолохов 2). "You are too honest and intelligent to be able to kowtow with an untroubled conscience. No member of our family ever had that proclivity" (2a). -
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[PrepP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to do sth.) feeling fully justified for and correct in what one is doing, without any feelings of guilt or self-reproach:- with a clear <an untroubled, a peaceful> conscience;- without feeling (the least bit) guilty.♦...[Он] искренно презирал подлецов и дурных людей и с спокойною совестью высоко носил голову (Толстой 5)....[ Не] felt genuine contempt for wrongdoers and scoundrels, and with a clear conscience held his head high (5a).♦ "Ты слишком честен и неглуп для того, чтобы мог со спокойной совестью пресмыкаться. Этой черты не было ни у кого из нашей фамилии" (Шолохов 2). "You are too honest and intelligent to be able to kowtow with an untroubled conscience. No member of our family ever had that proclivity" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > со спокойной совестью
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5 совесть
жен.имей(те) совесть — разг. have a heart, have you no shame?
пора и совесть знать — разг. shame on you, enough of this
для успокоения совести — for conscience` sake
идти против совести — to act/go against one's conscience
иметь что-л. на своей совести — to have smth. on one's conscience
на совести — (to lie/be/weigh) on smb.'s conscience
на совесть — (to do) one's best, (to make) an honest effort; ( построено) made/built to last
по совести — honestly, in good conscience (жить, поступать); in all honesty, frankly, truthfully, honestly, to be quite frank (сказать, признаться)
потерять совесть, потерять остатки совести — to have no shame, to have no concsience
со спокойной совестью — with a clear/peaceful concsience, without a qualm of concsience
чистая совесть — good/clear conscience
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