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21 сердце екнуло
• СЕРДЦЕ ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕРЛО <ёкает/ЕКНУЛО coll> (у кого; ДУША ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕРЛА; ДУХ ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕР[VPsubj]=====⇒ s.o. feels as if his heart has momentarily stopped beating (from fear, alarm, sudden foreboding, surprise, a sudden thrill etc):- X's heart stood still.♦ Что-то необъяснимое есть в этой реке: всякий раз, когда взгляд встречает её водную поверхность, замирает сердце (Аллилуева 2). There is about this river something inexplicable: every time the eye meets its watery surface, the heart skips a beat (2a).♦ Они [мой старик и его знакомый] долго оставались в кухне, и я сильно волновался от неизвестности. Но вот они вышли из кухни и стали подходить ко мне, и сердце у меня замерло (Искандер 3). They [my old man and his acquaintance] stayed in the kitchen a long time, and the uncertainty made me violently nervous. But now they came out of the kitchen and started over to me, and my heart stood still (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сердце екнуло
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22 сердце замерло
• СЕРДЦЕ ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕРЛО <ёкает/ЕКНУЛО coll> (у кого; ДУША ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕРЛА; ДУХ ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕР[VPsubj]=====⇒ s.o. feels as if his heart has momentarily stopped beating (from fear, alarm, sudden foreboding, surprise, a sudden thrill etc):- X's heart stood still.♦ Что-то необъяснимое есть в этой реке: всякий раз, когда взгляд встречает её водную поверхность, замирает сердце (Аллилуева 2). There is about this river something inexplicable: every time the eye meets its watery surface, the heart skips a beat (2a).♦ Они [мой старик и его знакомый] долго оставались в кухне, и я сильно волновался от неизвестности. Но вот они вышли из кухни и стали подходить ко мне, и сердце у меня замерло (Искандер 3). They [my old man and his acquaintance] stayed in the kitchen a long time, and the uncertainty made me violently nervous. But now they came out of the kitchen and started over to me, and my heart stood still (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сердце замерло
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23 сердце замирает
• СЕРДЦЕ ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕРЛО <ёкает/ЕКНУЛО coll> (у кого; ДУША ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕРЛА; ДУХ ЗАМИРАЕТ/ЗАМЕР[VPsubj]=====⇒ s.o. feels as if his heart has momentarily stopped beating (from fear, alarm, sudden foreboding, surprise, a sudden thrill etc):- X's heart stood still.♦ Что-то необъяснимое есть в этой реке: всякий раз, когда взгляд встречает её водную поверхность, замирает сердце (Аллилуева 2). There is about this river something inexplicable: every time the eye meets its watery surface, the heart skips a beat (2a).♦ Они [мой старик и его знакомый] долго оставались в кухне, и я сильно волновался от неизвестности. Но вот они вышли из кухни и стали подходить ко мне, и сердце у меня замерло (Искандер 3). They [my old man and his acquaintance] stayed in the kitchen a long time, and the uncertainty made me violently nervous. But now they came out of the kitchen and started over to me, and my heart stood still (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сердце замирает
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24 в кусты
(уходить, прятаться и т. п.)разг., неодобр.back out; slink away; cf. show the white feather; wash one's hands off smth.- Здорово, вояка! - мрачно сказал Фрол. - Ай да молодец. Тягу дал, а? Погубил девку и в кусты? Вот я тебе... (Н. Вирта, Одиночество) — 'Hello, you warrior,' Frol said glumly. 'My, what a brave lad! So you skipped, eh? Ruined the girl and slunk away? I'll learn you....'
Лерхе побледнел. - Вы всегда рады уйти в кусты! - сказал он. - Каждый раз вы угрожаете отставкой! Это наконец становится невыносимым! (Эм. Казакевич, Дом на площади) — Lerche turned pale. 'Washing your hands off the whole thing, eh?' he said. 'Every time something goes wrong you threaten to resign. It's disgusting!'.
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