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1 do up
фраз. гл.1) ремонтировать ( здание)Syn:2) упаковывать, завёртыватьThere was a pile of gifts all done up in shiny paper. — Там была куча подарков, завёрнутых в блестящую бумагу.
3) застёгивать ( пуговицы); завязывать ( шнурки)You've done your buttons up the wrong way. — Ты неправильно застегнулся.
4) застёгиваться, иметь застёжкуThe skirt does up at the back. — У этой юбки застёжка сзади.
5) одеть, нарядитьShe set about doing herself up. — Она принялась наряжаться.
Here and there in the street you come across a black man done up in a tweed suit. — То тут, то там вы встречаете чернокожего человека, одетого в твидовый костюм.
Mary came to the party all done up in her best dress. — Мэри пришла на вечеринку в своём лучшем платье.
The hotel lobby was done up for Halloween. — Вестибюль гостиницы был украшен по случаю Хэллоуина.
7) укладывать ( волосы)Her long hair was done up in a tight bun. — Её длинные волосы были собраны в тугой пучок.
8) консервировать ( фрукты)9) разг. крайне утомлятьHorses and riders were completely done up. — Лошади и седоки были совершенно вымотаны.
Syn:10) разорять11) разг. избитьSome of the boys did me up last night. — Вчера вечером несколько ребят избили меня.
12) амер. стирать и гладить ( одежду)Can you do up my best shirt for tomorrow? — Приготовь мне, пожалуйста, на завтра мою лучшую рубашку.
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2 all over the place
разг.1) повсюду, вездеPickering: "You mustn't mind that. Higgins takes off his boots all over the place." (B. Shaw, ‘Pygmalion’, act V) — Пикеринг: "Вы не должны обижаться на это. Хиггинс снимает ботинки где попало."
‘Didn't you tell me that your friend Gersbach has become a kind of figure in Chicago?’ ‘Yes, yes. He started out in educational radio, and now he's all over the place. On committees, in the papers.’ (S. Bellow, ‘Herzog’) — - Разве вы мне не рассказывали, что ваш друг Герсбах стал заметной фигурой в Чикаго? - Да, да. Он начал свою карьеру с того, что участвовал в общеобразовательных радиопередачах. А сейчас его можно встретить повсюду: во всех комиссиях, на страницах газет.
It was now Lord Blankiron's turn, and the meeting came to life at once. Here was a strong man who had been shot at all over the place. (J. B. Priestley, ‘Wonder Hero’, ch. V) — Наступила очередь лорда Бланкирона, и зал тотчас оживился. Наконец-то можно будет послушать действительно сильного человека, которого где только не пытались убить!
I was looking all over the place for you last night. I don't seem able to find the right spots. (Gr. Greene, ‘Our Man in Havana’, part V, ch. III) — Искал вас вчера вечером по всему городу. Никак не могу попасть в те злачные места, о которых вы говорили.
2) в беспорядкеLet me do your pillows, Daddy, they're all over the place. (I. Murdoch, ‘A Fairly Honourable Defeat’, part II, ch. 23) — Ты не возражаешь, если я займусь твоими подушками, папа? Они брошены как попало.
‘Golly, I must look a mess...’ ‘Terrible. Hair all over the place, nose shiny... Ink smudge on the chin.’ (J. B. Priestley, ‘Festival’, part III, ch. I) — - Боже мой! Должно быть, у меня ужасный вид... - Ужасный. Волосы торчат во все стороны, нос блестит... чернильное пятно на подбородке.
3) ужасно, отчаянноDon't be an ass, Uncle Roddie; my head really is bad. It throbs all over the place. (M. Dickens, ‘Joy and Josephine’, part II, ch. III) — - Не будьте ослом, дядюшка Родди. У меня правда голова болит. Ужасно болит.
I yawned. I was yawning all over the place. For one thing, the room was too damn hot. It made you sleepy. (J. Salinger, ‘The Catcher in the Rye’, ch. III) — Я опять зевнул. Зевота одолела. В комнате стояла страшная жара, меня разморило, хотелось спать.
Then he really let one go at me, and the next thing I knew I was on the Goddam floor again. I don't remember if he knocked me out or not... But my nose was bleeding all over the place. (J. Salinger, ‘The Catcher ih the Rye’, ch. VI) — Тут он развернулся по-настоящему, и я опять очутился на полу. Не помню, потерял я сознание или нет... Но кровь у меня текла из носу отчаянно.
It rained all over the place. All the visitors that were visiting the cemetery started running like hell over to their cars. (J. Salinger, ‘The Catcher in the Rye’, ch. XX) — Лило как из ведра. И все посетители кладбища вдруг помчались как сумасшедшие к своим машинам.
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