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1 видавший виды
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2 стреляный
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4 опытный
1) General subject: accomplished, adept, dexterous, dextrous, empirical experienced, empiristic, experienced, experiences, experient, experiment, experimental, experimentative, expert, great, great (at, уст. in), grey, old, practice, practised, proficient, shrewd, skilful, skilled, sophisticated, tentative, travelled, versed, versed a (in), vet, veteran, way wise, way-wise, wordly-wise, worldly, master (a master stained glass artist - опытный художник-витражист), seasoned (в определенной сфере), worldly-wise, past master at, well-seasoned, fine3) Colloquial: salted, been to the rodeo (experienced)4) Philosophy: empirical, experiential6) Agriculture: experienced (напр. о классировщике шерсти и т.п.), hoofed7) Rare: perite8) Mathematics: empiric, under test9) Religion: mature10) Accounting: developmental11) Automobile industry: practical12) Forestry: mock-up13) Metallurgy: skillfull14) Abbreviation: exp'd15) Jargon: ace, graduate (You need someone who is a graduate for this kind of a job. Тебе надо кого-нибудь, кто имеет опыт в такой работе.), hot shot, hot-shot, hot-shot Charlie, hotshot17) Oil: skilled18) Automation: observed19) Quality control: development20) Makarov: model, practiced, preproduction, treated (о делянке)21) Taboo: (о любовнике) good at it, piss-cutter -
5 умудрённый
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6 искушённый в жизни
General subject: worldly wise, worldly-wiseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > искушённый в жизни
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7 обладающий житейской мудростью
General subject: worldly wise, worldly-wiseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обладающий житейской мудростью
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8 искушенный
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9 опытный
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10 В-267
СТРЕЛЯНЫЙ (СТАРЫЙ) ВОРОБЕЙ СТРЕЛЯНАЯ ПТИЦА all coll NP usu. sing often subj-compl with copula (subj: human fixed WOan experienced, worldly-wise person who is not easily fooledwise old birdold hand no novice (in limited contexts) (one) wasn't born yesterday.Конечно, Исидор Маркович прав - он опытнейший врач, старый воробей, его приглашают на консультации в другие города... (Трифонов 4). Isidor Markovich was right, of course-he's an experienced surgeon, an old hand, they invite him for consultations in other cities... (4a).From the saying «Старого воробья на мякине не проведёшь». See В-268. -
11 старый воробей
[NP; usu. sing; often subj-compl with copula (subj: human); fixed WO]=====⇒ an experienced, worldly-wise person who is not easily fooled:- old hand;- no novice;- [in limited contexts](one) wasn't born yesterday.♦ Конечно, Исидор Маркович прав - он опытнейший врач, старый воробей, его приглашают на консультации в другие города... (Трифонов 4). Isidor Markovich was right, of course-he's an experienced surgeon, an old hand, they invite him for consultations in other cities... (4a).—————← From the saying " Старого воробья на мякине не проведёшь". See старого воробья на мякине не проведешь.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > старый воробей
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12 стреляная птица
[NP; usu. sing; often subj-compl with copula (subj: human); fixed WO]=====⇒ an experienced, worldly-wise person who is not easily fooled:- old hand;- no novice;- [in limited contexts](one) wasn't born yesterday.♦ Конечно, Исидор Маркович прав - он опытнейший врач, старый воробей, его приглашают на консультации в другие города... (Трифонов 4). Isidor Markovich was right, of course-he's an experienced surgeon, an old hand, they invite him for consultations in other cities... (4a).—————← From the saying " Старого воробья на мякине не проведёшь". See старого воробья на мякине не проведешь.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стреляная птица
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13 стреляный воробей
[NP; usu. sing; often subj-compl with copula (subj: human); fixed WO]=====⇒ an experienced, worldly-wise person who is not easily fooled:- old hand;- no novice;- [in limited contexts](one) wasn't born yesterday.♦ Конечно, Исидор Маркович прав - он опытнейший врач, старый воробей, его приглашают на консультации в другие города... (Трифонов 4). Isidor Markovich was right, of course-he's an experienced surgeon, an old hand, they invite him for consultations in other cities... (4a).—————← From the saying " Старого воробья на мякине не проведёшь". See старого воробья на мякине не проведешь.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стреляный воробей
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14 бывалый
1. wordly-wise2. worldly-wise3. experienced; formerСинонимический ряд:тертый (прил.) битый; видавший виды; опытный; стреляный; тертый -
15 бывалый солдат
1) General subject: old moustache, tried soldier, tried-and-true soldier, vet, veteran, war horse, war-horse, worldly-wise soldier2) Makarov: old sweat -
16 распутная женщина
1) General subject: callet2) Jargon: quiff3) Makarov: Jezebel4) Taboo: alley cat, bike (см. bicycle, ride), bimbo, biscuit, bitch with an itch, blister, broad, bum, ceiling inspector, chippy, cuddle-bunny, dame, dickhound, dog, fast girl, fen, fizgig, flap, fleamale (игра слов на flea и female), floogy (особ. живущая на подачки мужчин), free-lance, hell cat, highflyer, hoochie, hoodrat, hose monster, kangaroo shagging a spacehopper, knock, light skirt, lust dog, mab, man-chaser, marge (от margarine which "spreads easily"), martini (от рекламного слогана any time, any place, any where), messer, mink, motorcycle, mount, municipal cockwash, office bike (см. ride), peach, piece of trade, pump, punch, punchboard, quail, rag, rat, rattler, riotous rib, sex-job, shack job, shag bag, she-she, shed, shtup (из идиш), skeezer, sow, spunk dustbin, stinker, surfboard, tart, thoroughfare, toby, town bike (см. ride), tramp (независимо от социального происхождения или статуса), trollop, tube, two-bit hustler, warm bit, welly, whisker, woman of easy morals, worldly wise, yo-yo knickers (sing), zippersniffer -
17 В-268
СТАРОГО ВОРОБЬИ НА МЯКИНЕ НЕ ПРОВЕДЁШЬ (saying) you cannot outwit or deceive an experienced, worldly-wise person (said in praise of o.s. or another person who, thanks to his experience, is able to see through s.o. 's sly intentions or deception): - heshe etc) is too old a bird to be caught with chaffyou can't catch old birds with chaff an old fox isn't easily snared....Мякина» is the husks and stalks separated in the winnowing and threshing of grain and certain other crops. -
18 К-30
ТЁРТЫЙ КАЛАЧ coll, occas. disapprov NP more often sing often subj-compl with copula, usu. nom (subj: human fixed WOa person who has experienced a lot, is worldly-wise and very difficult to deceiveX - тертый калач = X wasn't born yesterdayX has been around X has been around the block X knows his way around (about) (in limited contexts) X is no-bodyfc fool X is an old hand (pro, stager).«Что за чудесная женщина Анна Сергеевна», - воскликнул Аркадий... «Да... но чудо - не она, а её сестра». - «Как? эта смугленькая?» - «Да, эта смугленькая. Это вот свежо, и нетронуто, и пугливо, и молчаливо, и всё, что хочешь... Из этой ещё что вздумаешь, то и сделаешь а та - тёртый калач» (Тургенев 2). "What a wonderful woman Anna Sergeyevna is," exclaimed Arkady...."Yes....But the miracle's not her but her sister." "What? That little brown creature?" "Yes, that little brown creature. There you have something fresh and untouched and wild and silent and—anything you like.... You could still make anything you like out of her, but the elder-she already knows her way about" (2e). -
19 старого воробья на мякине не проведешь
[saying]=====⇒ you cannot outwit or deceive an experienced, worldly-wise person (said in praise of o.s. or another person who, thanks to his experience, is able to see through s.o.'s sly intentions or deception):- ≈ he <she etc> is too old a bird to be caught with chaff;- an old fox isn't easily snared.—————← "Мякина" is the husks and stalks separated in the winnowing and threshing of grain and certain other crops.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > старого воробья на мякине не проведешь
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20 тертый калач
• ТЕРТЫЙ КАЛАЧ coll, occas. disapprov[NP; more often sing; often subj-compl with copula, usu. nom (subj: human); fixed WO]=====⇒ a person who has experienced a lot, is worldly-wise and very difficult to deceive:- [in limited contexts] X is nobody's fool;- X is an old hand <pro, stager>.♦ "Что за чудесная женщина Анна Сергеевна", - воскликнул Аркадий... " Да... но чудо - не она, а её сестра". - " Как? эта смугленькая?" - "Да, эта смугленькая. Это вот свежо, и нетронуто, и пугливо, и молчаливо, и всё, что хочешь... Из этой ещё что вздумаешь, то и сделаешь; а та - тёртый калач" (Тургенев 2). "What a wonderful woman Anna Sergeyevna is," exclaimed Arkady...."Yes....But the miracle's not her but her sister." "What? That little brown creature?" "Yes, that little brown creature. There you have something fresh and untouched and wild and silent and - anything you like.... You could still make anything you like out of her; but the elder-she already knows her way about" (2e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > тертый калач
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