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1 барич
м.2) ( молодой барин) young gentleman / landowner -
2 господин
1. misterя не согласен, господин председатель! — I beg to differ, Mister President!
2. gentleman; master; Mr.3. lord4. masterСинонимический ряд:властелин (сущ.) владыка; властелин; властитель; повелитель; правитель -
3 молодой господин
General subject: young gentleman -
4 барышня
ж.1) ( дочь барина) daughter of a gentleman / landowner••кисе́йная ба́рышня — prim young lady
телефо́нная ба́рышня уст. — telephone operator
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5 Б-198
НАШ БРАТ coll NP sing only often foil. by an appos denoting the class of people in question when used as obj or (less often) subj, usu. refers to the class as a whole when used as subj-compl with copula, nom only (subj: human, usu. refers to a specific individual within that class fixed WO(we or I and) a person or persons similar to us or me with regard to position, profession, social status, views etc (more often of males): (when used as obj or subj) people (men, guys, fellows etc) like us (me)the likes of us (me) ( usu. when foil. by an appos) we ( us) writers ( workers etc) our ( my) fellow writers ( workers etc) (in limited contexts) our (own) kind (sort) those ( people) of our ilk (when used as subj-compl) one of us (writers (workers etc)) one of our kind (sort) one of our (my) fellow writers (workers etc) our (my) fellow writer (worker etc) (in limited contexts) one of our ilk.(Пепел:) Ты барин... было у тебя время, когда ты нашего брата за человека не считал... (Горький 3). (P.:) You're a gentleman, and once upon a time you didn't look on people like us as human beings (3d).«Она умна, - повторял он (чиновник), - мила, образованна, на нашего брата и не посмотрит» (Герцен 1). "She is intelligent," he (the clerk) repeated, "nice, cultured, but she won't look at fellows like us" (1a)....Кто-то недавно мне говорил, что он возвратился в Россию, но в приказах по корпусу не было. Впрочем, до нашего брата вести поздно доходят» (Лермонтов 1). "Someone was telling me recently that he had returned to Russia, but there was nothing about it in divisional orders. But then news is late in reaching the likes of us" (1a).«Какова молодежь-то, а, Феоктист? —сказал он. — Смеется над нашим братом - стариками» (Толстой 5). "What are these young people coming to, eh, Feoktist?" he said. "Making fun of us old fellows!" (5a). -
6 Т-9
HE ТАК ЧТОБ(Ы) (очень, слишком и т. п.) какой, как coll (Particle these forms only) (used to express mild negation) not especially, not overly...: not very (really, particularly)... not (all) that... not too...(in limited contexts) not what you would call... "Я туда (в институт) поступил ещё перед войной. Не так чтоб особенный интерес был. Но там броню давали...» (Копелев 1). "I had started there (at the institute) before the war. Not that I was particularly interested. But they gave a military deferment" (1a).В бричке сидел господин, не красавец, но и не дурной наружности, ни слишком толст, ни слишком тонок нельзя сказать, чтоб стар, однако ж и не так чтобы слишком молод (Гоголь 3). The gentleman in the carriage was not handsome, but neither was he particularly bad-looking, he was neither too fat, nor too thinhe could not be said to be old, but he was not too young, either (3a)....Дела в колхозе шли плохо. То есть не так чтобы очень плохо, можно было бы даже сказать - хорошо, но с каждым годом всё хуже и хуже (Войнович 2)....Things at the kolkhoz were going poorly. Not what you would call very poorly, you could even say things were going well, except that they were getting worse and worse every year (2a). -
7 наш брат
• НАШ БРАТ coll[NP; sing only; often foll. by an appos denoting the class of people in question; when used as obj or (less often) subj, usu. refers to the class as a whole; when used as subj-compl with copula, nom only (subj: human), usu. refers to a specific individual within that class; fixed WO]=====⇒ (we or I and) a person or persons similar to us or me with regard to position, profession, social status, views etc (more often of males):- [when used as obj or subj] people (men, guys, fellows etc) like us (me);- [usu. when foll. by an appos] we <us> writers <workers etc>;- our <my> fellow writers <workers etc>;- [in limited contexts] our (own) kind (sort);- those < people> of our ilk;- [when used as subj-compl] one of us (writers <workers etc>);- one of our (my) fellow writers (workers etc);- our (my) fellow writer (worker etc);- [in limited contexts] one of our ilk.♦ [Пепел:] Ты барин... было у тебя время, когда ты нашего брата за человека не считал... (Горький 3). [P.:] You're a gentleman, and once upon a time you didn't look on people like us as human beings (3d).♦ "Она умна, - повторял он [чиновник], - мила, образованна, на нашего брата и не посмотрит" (Герцен 1). "She is intelligent," he [the clerk] repeated, "nice, cultured, but she won't look at fellows like us" (1a).♦ "...Кто-то недавно мне говорил, что он возвратился в Россию, но в приказах по корпусу не было. Впрочем, до нашего брата вести поздно доходят" (Лермонтов 1). "Someone was telling me recently that he had returned to Russia, but there was nothing about it in divisional orders. But then news is late in reaching the likes of us" (1a).♦ "Какова молодёжь-то, а, Феоктист? —сказал он. - Смеётся над нашим братом - стариками" (Толстой 5). "What are these young people coming to, eh, Feoktist?" he said. "Making fun of us old fellows!" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > наш брат
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8 не так чтоб
• НЕ ТАК ЧТОБ(Ы) (очень, слишком и т.п.) какой, как coll[Particle; these forms only]=====⇒ (used to express mild negation) not especially, not overly...:- not very (really, particularly)...;- not (all) that...;- not too...;- [in limited contexts] not what you would call...♦ "Я туда [в институт] поступил ещё перед войной. Не так чтоб особенный интерес был. Но там броню давали..." (Копелев 1). "I had started there [at the institute] before the war. Not that I was particularly interested. But they gave a military deferment" (1a).♦ В бричке сидел господин, не красавец, но и не дурной наружности, ни слишком толст, ни слишком тонок; нельзя сказать, чтоб стар, однако ж и не так чтобы слишком молод (Гоголь 3). The gentleman in the carriage was not handsome, but neither was he particularly bad-looking; he was neither too fat, nor too thin; he could not be said to be old, but he was not too young, either (3a).♦...Дела в колхозе шли плохо. То есть не так чтобы очень плохо, можно было бы даже сказать - хорошо, но с каждым годом всё хуже и хуже (Войнович 2)....Things at the kolkhoz were going poorly. Not what you would call very poorly, you could even say things were going well, except that they were getting worse and worse every year (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не так чтоб
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9 не так чтобы
• НЕ ТАК ЧТОБ(Ы) (очень, слишком и т.п.) какой, как coll[Particle; these forms only]=====⇒ (used to express mild negation) not especially, not overly...:- not very (really, particularly)...;- not (all) that...;- not too...;- [in limited contexts] not what you would call...♦ "Я туда [в институт] поступил ещё перед войной. Не так чтоб особенный интерес был. Но там броню давали..." (Копелев 1). "I had started there [at the institute] before the war. Not that I was particularly interested. But they gave a military deferment" (1a).♦ В бричке сидел господин, не красавец, но и не дурной наружности, ни слишком толст, ни слишком тонок; нельзя сказать, чтоб стар, однако ж и не так чтобы слишком молод (Гоголь 3). The gentleman in the carriage was not handsome, but neither was he particularly bad-looking; he was neither too fat, nor too thin; he could not be said to be old, but he was not too young, either (3a).♦...Дела в колхозе шли плохо. То есть не так чтобы очень плохо, можно было бы даже сказать - хорошо, но с каждым годом всё хуже и хуже (Войнович 2)....Things at the kolkhoz were going poorly. Not what you would call very poorly, you could even say things were going well, except that they were getting worse and worse every year (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не так чтобы
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10 барич
м. уст. (сын барина)barin's son и т. д. (ср. барин); ( молодой барин) young barin и т. д.; (перен.) презр. fine gentleman* -
11 нельзя сказать
разг.I wouldn't say; you couldn't say...В бричке сидел господин, не красавец, но и не дурной наружности, ни слишком толст, ни слишком тонок; нельзя сказать, чтобы стар, однако ж и не так, чтобы слишком молод. (Н. Гоголь, Мёртвые души) — The gentleman seated in this carriage was no Adonis, but he wasn't bad to look at, either; he was neither too stout nor too thin; you couldn't say he was old, but still he wasn't what you might call any too young, either.
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