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61 как рука поднялась
как (чья, какая) рука подняласьразг., неодобр.1) ( на кого) ( кто посмел побить или убить кого-либо) how could one raise his hand against (to) smb.?Из Поддубец прилетела весть: ночью неизвестными убит Гришутка Хороводько... Чья рука поднялась на этого юношу? (Н. Островский, Как закалялась сталь) — One day a messenger from Poddubtsy brought the news that Grishutka Khorovodko had been murdered the night before by unknown assailants... Who had taken the life of this young man?
2) ( как (кто) посмел сделать что-либо) how could one bring oneself to do smth.?- Никакой растраты ротной суммы и никаких обид подчинённым не было, - в этом я положительно убеждён, и как у вас рука поднялась такую клевету написать? (Ф. Достоевский, Идиот) — 'There was never any embezzlement of company funds or any ill-treatment of his subordinates - I'm positively certain of that. How could you bring yourself to write that libel?'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как рука поднялась
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62 demanda
Active Verb: magdemandaPassive Verb: idemandaEnglish Definition: (verb) to bring a case to court; to accuseNotes: SpanishExamples: 1) Magdemanda ka laban sa kumpanya. (You bring a case against the company.) 2) Idemanda mo ang kumpanya. (File a case against the company.) -
63 sama
English Definition: see sama1 see sama2 see sama3 see sama4--------English Definition: (adj) /ma--/ bad--------Active Verb: sumamaEnglish Definition: (verb) to become bad; to become illExamples: Sumama ang pakiramdam ni Ana kaninang umaga. (Ana became ill this morning.)--------Active Verb: sumamaEnglish Definition: (verb) to go with; to join the companyExamples: Sumama tayo papuntang palengke kina Sheila at Rhoda. (Let us join Sheila and Rhoda on the way to the market.)--------Active Verb: magsamaPassive Verb: isamaEnglish Definition: (verb) to take alongExamples: 1) Magsama ka ng kaibigan mo sa kainan mamayang gabi. (You bring along some of your friends for dinner tonight.) 2) Isama mo si Sheila papuntang Berkeley. (Bring along Sheila on your way to Berkeley.) -
64 bringen
brachte, gebrachtvt(herbringen) to bring, (mitnehmen, vom Sprecher weg) to take, (holen, herbringen) to get, to fetch, THEAT, CINE to show, RADIO, TV to broadcastbringen Sie mir bitte noch ein Bier — could you bring me another beer, please?
jdn dazu bringen, etw zu tun — to make sb do sth
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65 чем вы можете подтвердить свои слова?
General subject: can you bring forward any proofs of what you say?Универсальный русско-английский словарь > чем вы можете подтвердить свои слова?
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66 Г-101
ТЫКАТЬ В ГЛАЗА (В НОС) кому что or кем-чем highly coll, rude VP subj: human to mention sth. or remind s.o. of sth. usu. his inadequacies, failures, or one's own or another's positive qualities, achievements) repeatedly and obtrusively, with the goal of reproaching him, making him feel guilty for sth., embarrassing him etc: X тычет Y-y в глаза Z-ом = X throws (keeps throwing) Z in Y's face X casts (keeps casting) Z in Y's teeth X throws (keeps throwing) Z up to YX will never let Y forget Z. (extended usage говорящий - мул) Я же, например, не оспариваю, что собаки преданы своих хозяевам. Да это и в самом деле так. Но то, что эту преданность они всё время тычут в глаза, забывая о собственном достоинстве, тоже не признак ума (Искандер 3). (The speaker is a mule) I don't deny, for example, that dogs are devoted to their masters. This really is true. But the way they always cast this devotion in your teeth, forgetting their own dignity, is no sign of intelligence either (3a).(Бурмистр:) К какому слову ты тут межевку-то приплёл? Что ты мне тем тычешь в глаза? (Писемский 1). (Bailiff:) What do you bring up the measuring of the land for? Why do you throw that up to me? (1a). -
67 М-187
ИДТЙ/ПОЙТИ НА МИРОВУЮ coll VP subj: human1. obs to resolve a legal dispute without taking it to courtX и Y пошли на мировую - X and Y came to an agreementX and Y settled it between (among) themselves X and Y made a settlement (in limited contexts) X and Y made an out-of-court settlement."...Ты теперь вольный казак: затеешь следствие — законное дело! Небойсь (= небось), и немец струсит, на мировую пойдёт» (Гончаров 1). "...You're a free agent now: if you bring an action against him, it's perfectly legal. The German will probably get cold feet and come to an agreement" (1b).2. coll to resolve a disagreement, dispute etc: X и Y пошли на мировую - X and Y made up (made amends, made peace). -
68 тыкать в глаза
• ТЫКАТЬ В ГЛАЗА ( в НОС) кому что or кем-чем highly coll, rude[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to mention sth. or remind s.o. of sth. (usu. his inadequacies, failures, or one's own or another's positive qualities, achievements) repeatedly and obtrusively, with the goal of reproaching him, making him feel guilty for sth., embarrassing him etc:- X throws < keeps throwing> Z up to Y;- X will never let Y forget Z.♦ [extended usage; говорящий - мул] Я же, например, не оспариваю, что собаки преданы своих хозяевам. Да это и в самом деле так. Но то, что эту преданность они всё время тычут в глаза, забывая о собственном достоинстве, тоже не признак ума (Искандер 3). [The speaker is a mule] I don't deny, for example, that dogs are devoted to their masters. This really is true. But the way they always cast this devotion in your teeth, forgetting their own dignity, is no sign of intelligence either (3a).♦ [Бурмистр:] К какому слову ты тут межевку-то приплёл? Что ты мне тем тычешь в глаза? (Писемский 1). [Bailiff:] What do you bring up the measuring of the land for? Why do you throw that up to me? (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > тыкать в глаза
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69 тыкать в нос
• ТЫКАТЬ В ГЛАЗА (в НОС) кому что or кем-чем highly coll, rude[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to mention sth. or remind s.o. of sth. (usu. his inadequacies, failures, or one's own or another's positive qualities, achievements) repeatedly and obtrusively, with the goal of reproaching him, making him feel guilty for sth., embarrassing him etc:- X throws < keeps throwing> Z up to Y;- X will never let Y forget Z.♦ [extended usage; говорящий - мул] Я же, например, не оспариваю, что собаки преданы своих хозяевам. Да это и в самом деле так. Но то, что эту преданность они всё время тычут в глаза, забывая о собственном достоинстве, тоже не признак ума (Искандер 3). [The speaker is a mule] I don't deny, for example, that dogs are devoted to their masters. This really is true. But the way they always cast this devotion in your teeth, forgetting their own dignity, is no sign of intelligence either (3a).♦ [Бурмистр:] К какому слову ты тут межевку-то приплёл? Что ты мне тем тычешь в глаза? (Писемский 1). [Bailiff:] What do you bring up the measuring of the land for? Why do you throw that up to me? (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > тыкать в нос
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70 идти на мировую
• ИДТИ/ПОЙТИ НА МИРОВУЮ coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. obs to resolve a legal dispute without taking it to court:- X and Y settled it between < among> themselves;- [in limited contexts] X and Y made an out-of-court settlement.♦ "...Ты теперь вольный казак: затеешь следствие - законное дело! Небойсь [= небось], и немец струсит, на мировую пойдёт" (Гончаров 1). "...You're a free agent now: if you bring an action against him, it's perfectly legal. The German will probably get cold feet and come to an agreement" (1b).2. coll to resolve a disagreement, dispute etc:- X и Y пошли на мировую≈ X and Y made up <made amends, made peace>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > идти на мировую
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71 пойти на мировую
• ИДТИ/ПОЙТИ НА МИРОВУЮ coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. obs to resolve a legal dispute without taking it to court:- X and Y settled it between < among> themselves;- [in limited contexts] X and Y made an out-of-court settlement.♦ "...Ты теперь вольный казак: затеешь следствие - законное дело! Небойсь [= небось], и немец струсит, на мировую пойдёт" (Гончаров 1). "...You're a free agent now: if you bring an action against him, it's perfectly legal. The German will probably get cold feet and come to an agreement" (1b).2. coll to resolve a disagreement, dispute etc:- X и Y пошли на мировую≈ X and Y made up <made amends, made peace>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пойти на мировую
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72 После драки кулаками не машут
After trouble, there is no use taking precautions or being indignant if you cannot help it See Догадался, как проигрался (Д), Задний ум хорош, да никуда не гож (3), Задним умом дела не поправишь (3), Когда хата сгорит, сажи не трусят (K), После пожара за водой не бегут (П), Спохватился, когда с горы свалился (C) Хватился шапки, когда головы не стало (X)Cf: It is no time to stoop when the head is off (Br.). It is too late to close the barn door after the horse has bolted (Br.). It is too late to lock the stable door when the steed is stolen (Am., Br.). It is too late to spare when the bottom is bare (Am., Br.). It is too late to throw water on the cinder when the house is burned down (Am.). When the devil comes, it is too late to pray (Am.). When the house is burned down, you bring water (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > После драки кулаками не машут
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73 duty
[ˈdjuːtɪ] plural ˈduties noun1) what one ought morally or legally to do:واجِبI do my duty as a responsible citizen.
2) an action or task requiring to be done, especially one attached to a job:مُهِمَّه، فَرْضI had a few duties to perform in connection with my job.
3) (a) tax on goods:رَسْم، ضَريبَهYou must pay duty when you bring wine into the country.
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74 panhik
English Definition: see panhik1 see panhik2--------Active Verb: pumanhikEnglish Definition: (verb) to go upstairs; to come up to the houseExamples: Pumanhik ka sa itaas at kunin mo ang aking bag. (You go upstairs and get my bag for me.)--------Active Verb: magpanhikPassive Verb: ipanhikEnglish Definition: (verb) to take upstairsExamples: 1) Magpanhik ka ng kape sa aking silid. (You bring up some coffee to my room.) 2) Ipanhik mo dito ang telebisyon. (Take the television set up here.) -
75 آوى
آوَى \ accommodate: to have space for; provide rooms for: This classroom accomodates 10 boys. Hotels accomodate foreign visitors. house: to put in a house; find a place or space for: If you bring workers here, you must house them. \ See Also اِتَّسَعَ لِـ -
76 أسكن
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آوَى \ accommodate: to have space for; provide rooms for: This classroom accomodates 10 boys. Hotels accomodate foreign visitors. house: to put in a house; find a place or space for: If you bring workers here, you must house them. \ See Also اِتَّسَعَ لِـ -
78 house
آوَى \ accommodate: to have space for; provide rooms for: This classroom accomodates 10 boys. Hotels accomodate foreign visitors. house: to put in a house; find a place or space for: If you bring workers here, you must house them. \ See Also اِتَّسَعَ لِـ -
79 house
أَسْكَنَ \ house: to put in a house; find a place or space for: If you bring workers here, you must house them. \ بِنَاء (لاستعمال خاص) \ house: (esp. in compounds) a building for a special purpose: greenhouse; lighthouse; storehouse. \ See Also دار \ مَجْلِس \ house: a gathering of people (in a theatre; in a meeting-place such as parliament); the place where they gather: He addressed a full house. \ See Also مكان مملوء بالناس -
80 (смотрите) не забудьте принести книгу
General subject: mind you bring the bookУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (смотрите) не забудьте принести книгу
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