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121 класть свои головы
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > класть свои головы
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122 класть свою голову
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > класть свою голову
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123 положить голову
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > положить голову
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124 положить головы
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > положить головы
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125 положить свои головы
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > положить свои головы
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126 положить свою голову
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > положить свою голову
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127 сложить голову
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сложить голову
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128 сложить головы
[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to perish, lose or sacrifice one's life (for s.o. or sth.):- X сложил голову (за Y-a) - X laid down his life (for Y);- X gave (up) his life (for Y).♦ Один [из ее сыновей] умер блестяще, окружённый признанием врагов... хотя и не за свое дело сложил голову (Герцен 1). One [of her sons] died gloriously, amid the esteem of his enemies...though it was not for his own cause he laid down his life (1a).♦ Другие в его [Юрочки] возрасте н в Берлине побывали, и черт знает еще где ("Кое-кто и голову там положил", - перебил его в этом месте Вадим Петрович, но он тут же ответил: "Положили, знаю, но было за что положить") (Некрасов 1). Other men of his [Yurochka's] age had been to Berlin and God knows where else ("Some of them gave their lives in Berlin," Vadim Petrovich interrupted him at this point, but Yurochka replied without hesitation: "They gave their lives, I know, but they had something to give them for") (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сложить головы
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Sacrifice bunt — In baseball, a sacrifice bunt (also called a sacrifice hit) is the act of deliberately bunting the ball in a manner that allows a runner on base to advance to another base. The batter is almost always sacrificed (and to a certain degree that is… … Wikipedia
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Sacrifice of Isaac (Caravaggio) — The Sacrifice of Isaac is the title of two paintings by the Italian master Caravaggio (1571 1610). Princeton version Infobox Painting| title=Sacrifice of Isaac artist=Caravaggio year=c. 1598 type=Oil on canvas height=116 width=173 city=Princeton … Wikipedia
