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1 выстрел
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2 выстрел
муж.shot; report (звук)на расстоянии выстрела, на выстрел — within gunshot (of), within firing range
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3 выстрел
м.shot; ( звук) report♢
на выстрел (от) — within firing range, или gunshot (of)сдать без выстрела (вн.) — surrender without firing a shot (d.)
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4 выстрел
м.shot; ( звук) reportпроизвести́ вы́стрел — fire a shot
пу́шечный вы́стрел — gunshot
разда́лся вы́стрел — a shot rang out
••не подпуска́ть кого́-л на вы́стрел (к) — not to allow smb within firing range (of)
не подходи́ть бли́же, чем на пу́шечный вы́стрел (к) — not to go anywhere (near); ≈ not to touch (d) with a ten-foot pole
сдать без вы́стрела (вн.) — surrender (d) without firing a shot
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5 брать голыми руками
(кого, что), сов. в. - взять (забрать) голыми руками (кого, что)take smb., smth. with bare hands (without firing a shot, without striking a blow); pick up smth. bare-handed- Ваш Бендер - идиот. Затеял эти дурацкие розыски, когда деньги можно сегодня же взять голыми руками. (И. Ильф, Е. Петров, Золотой телёнок) — 'Your Bender is an idiot! He started all these silly investigations when we can get the money today with our bare hands!'
Тарусский князь напомнил: - Новгород голодал, обезлюдел. Голыми руками всяк мог его взять. (С. Бородин, Дмитрий Донской) — The Prince of Tarusa reminded him: 'Novgorod starved, let nobody forget that. The town was deserted. Anyone could have taken it without striking a blow.'
Когда революционеры покажут властям, что они не кролики, которых можно брать голыми руками и сажать в мешок... - тогда авторитет революционеров возрастёт вдвое. (Ю. Трифонов, Нетерпение) — When the revolutionaries showed the authorities they were not just rabbits to be picked up bare-handed and dropped into a sack... then the prestige of the revolutionaries would go up by leaps and bounds.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > брать голыми руками
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6 без единого выстрела
General subject: without firing a shotУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > без единого выстрела
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7 не сделав ни одного выстрела
General subject: without firing a shotУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > не сделав ни одного выстрела
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8 ломать зубы
(на чём, обо что)break one's teeth on smth.; cf. suffer a setback (defeat)- Высади они свой десант..., они голыми руками могли бы захватить Артур. Теперь же им придётся поломать зубы об него. (А. Степанов, Порт-Артур) — 'If they had landed their troops..., they might have seized Port Arthur without firing a shot. But now they'll have to break their teeth on it.'
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