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1.01.2023 | 4:39:31 | cliche. | one cannot but wonder | невольно задумываешься (One cannot but wonder what would prompt such an act. • You're so defensive that one cannot but wonder... • You cannot but wonder how much of the script is based on fact. (Cambridge Dictionary)) |
1.01.2023 | 4:38:33 | cliche. | one can't help but wonder | невольно задумываешься (At some point during this sighting, the couple – and other unnamed eyewitnesses – stated that the UFO emitted a series of "fireballs" as it made its way northward. While these witnesses described "fireballs," one can't help but wonder if these fireballs might be a long distance interpretation of the strange Morse code-like series of illuminated dashes that Jim Drummond claimed to have seen through his telescope. mysteriousuniverse.org) |
1.01.2023 | 4:38:17 | cliche. | you can't help but wonder | невольно задумываешься (Travel through Switzerland and you can't help but wonder whether the geranium is the country's national flower. (Kathryn Clayton)) |
1.01.2023 | 4:37:26 | cliche. | one can't help but wonder | невольно задаёшься вопросом (At some point during this sighting, the couple – and other unnamed eyewitnesses – stated that the UFO emitted a series of "fireballs" as it made its way northward. While these witnesses described "fireballs," one can't help but wonder if these fireballs might be a long distance interpretation of the strange Morse code-like series of illuminated dashes that Jim Drummond claimed to have seen through his telescope. mysteriousuniverse.org) |
1.01.2023 | 4:37:09 | cliche. | you can't help but wonder | невольно задаёшься вопросом (Travel through Switzerland and you can't help but wonder whether the geranium is the country's national flower. (Kathryn Clayton)) |
1.01.2023 | 4:27:19 | cliche. | one cannot but wonder | невольно задаёшься вопросом (also "you cannot": One cannot but wonder what would prompt such an act. • You're so defensive that one cannot but wonder... • You cannot but wonder how much of the script is based on fact. (Cambridge Dictionary)) |
1.01.2023 | 3:22:27 | gen. | а week passed | прошла неделя |
1.01.2023 | 3:22:11 | gen. | а week went by | прошла неделя |
1.01.2023 | 3:21:35 | gen. | a week has gone by | прошла неделя |
1.01.2023 | 1:22:33 | cliche. | as far as this is concerned | в этом отношении (There are no hormones or antibiotics in your milk. Canada has strict regulations as far as this is concerned.) |
1.01.2023 | 1:21:57 | cliche. | on this count | в этом отношении (On this count you're very, very wrong.) |
1.01.2023 | 1:19:10 | cliche. | in that regard | на этот счёт (—used to refer to something just mentioned (Merriam-Webster): We will take care of supplying the food, so you have nothing to worry about in that regard. • "Да, Ангела Меркель была права на этот счет." (Франсуа Олланд )) |
1.01.2023 | 1:16:28 | cliche. | as far as this is concerned | на этот счёт (There are no hormones or antibiotics in your milk. Canada has strict regulations as far as this is concerned.) |
31.12.2022 | 4:17:31 | gen. | make allowance forsomeone's lack of experience | сделать скидку на (чью-л.) неопытность (Прошу Вас сделать скидку на мою неопытность.) |
31.12.2022 | 4:05:26 | cliche. | is that all there is? | только и всего? |
31.12.2022 | 4:03:08 | trav. | campground | автотурбаза (fvrd.ca) |
31.12.2022 | 4:00:03 | gen. | blush | густо покраснеть |
31.12.2022 | 3:48:32 | fig. | riot | буйство (the riot of gilding, stucco and marble) |
31.12.2022 | 3:46:23 | topon. | Sinop Stairs | Синопская лестница (по аналогии с the Argyle Stairs) |
28.05.2024 | 7:38:02 | cliche. | it's been ... since | прошло ... с тех пор, как (модель прошествия времени: It's been two months since 9-year-old Alice Cheng was found dead in Central Park.) |
31.12.2022 | 3:31:51 | slang | hack | писатель, которого интересует лишь коммерческий успех (a writer who works on order; a writer who aims solely for commercial success ( www.merriam-webster.com)) |
31.12.2022 | 3:31:12 | slang | hack | писатель, пишущий по заказу (a writer who works on order; a writer who aims solely for commercial success ( www.merriam-webster.com)) |
31.12.2022 | 3:30:31 | slang | hack | продажный писака (о журналисте) |
31.12.2022 | 3:27:37 | slang | hack | бездарность (о писателе: If you call someone a hack, you mean they're not great at what they do — especially writing. A mediocre writer is called a hack. Once upon a time hack was short for "an ordinary horse," and now it's an insult for writers. No one wants to be a hack! ( www.vocabulary.com)) |
31.12.2022 | 3:20:10 | idiom. | know one's onions | знать толк в (чём-л.) (The expression "know one's onions" means to be very knowledgeable or experienced about something, to know a great deal about a particular subject. (Collins Dictionary) The origin is Cockney rhyming slang: onions = onions rings = things.: He knows his onions. -- Он знает / понимает толк в этих делах.) |
31.12.2022 | 3:20:10 | idiom. | know one's onions | понимать толк в чём-л. (The expression "know one's onions" means to be very knowledgeable or experienced about something, to know a great deal about a particular subject. (Collins Dictionary) The origin is Cockney rhyming slang: onions = onions rings = things.: He knows his onions. -- Он знает / понимает толк в этих делах.) |
31.12.2022 | 2:54:37 | cliche. | tell him | передай ему, чтобы (+ infinitive: When Jerry returns, tell him to come to my office. -- передай ему, чтобы зашёл ко мне) |
31.12.2022 | 2:48:10 | cliche. | came to be known as | окрестили (The depression of the 1930s hit the area hard. Many residents could no longer afford to maintain expensive homes and the area came to be known, perhaps with a certain satisfaction, as 'Poverty Hill' or 'Mortgage Heights'. (Ron Phillips)) |
31.12.2022 | 2:45:12 | cliche. | come to be known as | получить прозвище (The depression of the 1930s hit the area hard. Many residents could no longer afford to maintain expensive homes and the area came to be known, perhaps with a certain satisfaction, as 'Poverty Hill' or 'Mortgage Heights'. (Ron Phillips)) |
31.12.2022 | 1:59:42 | gen. | top expert | высококлассный специалист |
30.12.2022 | 12:01:45 | cliche. | from out of town | приезжий (I’m visiting from out of town and wondering if there are any old historical things like this I can explore.) |
30.12.2022 | 6:25:35 | inf. | use dope | принимать героин (He died on Saturday, using dope.) |
30.12.2022 | 6:15:44 | med. | wearing of masks | ношение маски (collectively: the wearing of masks indoors) |
30.12.2022 | 6:12:59 | video. | edit out | вырезать фрагмент (видео) |
30.12.2022 | 6:10:28 | gen. | exceptional cut | исключительной огранки |
30.12.2022 | 5:44:59 | gen. | end the affair | разорвать отношения ("Fonda reportedly demanded that he end the affair, and he refused." (Vanity Fair)) |
30.12.2022 | 5:44:46 | gen. | cut off contact | разорвать отношения (His wife separated from him after his arrest and all but two of his seven children have cut off contact with him.) |
30.12.2022 | 5:44:35 | gen. | leave a relationship | разорвать отношения |
30.12.2022 | 5:42:27 | med. | medical exemption statement | справка об освобождении (напр., от вакцинации) |
30.12.2022 | 5:29:41 | gen. | go | подеваться (I can't find my striped tie. Where did it go? – Куда он подевался / запропастился / делся? • Don't worry – your files haven't gone anywhere. – никуда не подевались) |
30.12.2022 | 5:28:33 | gen. | go | пропа́сть (Куда ты пропал? – Hey man, where did you go?) |
30.12.2022 | 5:27:57 | gen. | go | деваться (Oh, where does the money go every month? – куда деваются) |
30.12.2022 | 5:23:24 | emph. | smash of a goal | потрясающий гол (звезда "Манчестер Юнайтед" забил потрясающий гол • It's an absolute smash of a goal!) |
30.12.2022 | 3:39:59 | gen. | well-respected | почтенный |
30.12.2022 | 2:13:52 | gen. | come down | упасть (в разных значениях: These prices are going to come down. • Bodies, backpacks, passports and other piles of debris lay splayed across a miles-long area in eastern Ukraine where Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 came down.) |
30.12.2022 | 2:11:43 | gen. | come down | понизиться (Temperatures are going to come down next week. -- температура понизится) |
29.12.2022 | 4:14:54 | cliche. | in various situations | в различных ситуациях (Meet a six-year-old who is able to communicate in various situations in four languages.) |
29.12.2022 | 4:12:05 | cliche. | make a choice between A and B | выбирать между А и Б (He's got to make a choice between alcohol and his family.) |
29.12.2022 | 4:06:53 | gen. | take a steep fall | упасть с обрыва (One of the firefighters had to be airlifted to hospital after taking a steep fall.) |
29.12.2022 | 3:55:05 | inf. | you betcher | это точно (Yes, you betcher.) |
29.12.2022 | 3:04:39 | inf. | city crews | коммунальщики (или просто crews – работники городских служб, посыпающие солью дороги, убирающие снег, ведущие ремонт теплотрасс, электросетей после отключения эл-ва, ремонт водонабжения и п.д. – *не путать с теми, кто осуществляет подачу utilities населению) |
29.12.2022 | 1:28:26 | meteorol. | temperatures will dip | температура опустится (On Saturday temperatures in the area will dip into the low double-digits.) |
29.12.2022 | 1:25:17 | gen. | stocked with | обладающий запасами (According to Baba Vanga, between 2170 and 2256, a Mars colony, stocked with nuclear weapons, will demand independence from Earth. coasttocoastam.com) |
28.12.2022 | 5:59:08 | commer. | holiday sales | объём продажи товаров в рождественский период (Holiday sales rose about 7% in the U.S. during the critical shopping season.) |
28.12.2022 | 5:08:50 | busin. | partners and suppliers | смежники (in manufacturing) |
28.12.2022 | 4:52:25 | disappr. | drag one's butt | притащиться (into -- куда-л.: If you're not feeling well, you should not be dragging your butt into work.) |
28.12.2022 | 4:52:25 | disappr. | drag one's butt | припереться (into -- куда-л.: If you're not feeling well, you should not be dragging your butt into work.) |
28.12.2022 | 4:49:52 | comp. | bump up the memory | увеличить память |
28.12.2022 | 4:23:34 | inf. | just slightly | самую малость (That name is slightly too long. Just slightly.) |
28.12.2022 | 4:22:12 | inf. | ever so slightly | самую малость (As you see, I've ever so slightly adjusted the spacing of your mother-in-law's chair legs to make for an optimally pleasing crash in front of the entire McKay family.) |
28.12.2022 | 4:21:49 | inf. | just a teensy weensy bit | самую малость (" 'I just came about the car payment,' I said. 'The door was open just a teensy weensy bit and I kind of shoved in. I don't know why.' " (Raymond Chandler)) |
28.12.2022 | 4:21:27 | inf. | just a smidgen | самую малость (just a smidgen cooler tomorrow, down to 25°C) |
28.12.2022 | 4:19:11 | idiom. | give a free ride | делать поблажки (on -- в том, что касается: The current government gives the ultra rich a free ride on their taxes.) |
28.12.2022 | 4:16:29 | cliche. | take up a lot of space | занимать много места (как о физических предметах, так и о памяти: I have hundreds and hundreds of apps, and that takes up a lot of space.) |
28.12.2022 | 4:11:40 | ed. | upgrade one's skills | повысить квалификацию (на курсах) |
28.12.2022 | 4:11:40 | ed. | upgrade one's skills | повышать квалификацию (на курсах) |
28.12.2022 | 4:05:38 | inf. | is no match for | не может тягаться c (Sometimes even the best drivers are no match for rough roads.) |
28.12.2022 | 4:02:41 | inf. | make it over there | добраться туда (I've got to see my doctor in Surrey and I don't think I'm gonna make it over there with all that snow. -- я туда не доберусь) |
28.12.2022 | 3:56:53 | cliche. | be no match for | не по зубам (On East Hastings Street, buses were no match for the snow. -- снег оказался не по зубам автобусам • Sometimes even the best drivers are no match for rough roads. youtube.com) |
28.12.2022 | 3:54:53 | gen. | belligerent | буйный (о поведении: We had to deal with a belligerent customer this morning.) |
28.12.2022 | 3:53:01 | gen. | gross | отвратительный (You know that ad with the gross toenail?) |
28.12.2022 | 3:08:33 | archit. | stone doorway | каменный вход (a neoclassical arched stone doorway decorated with carved lions and griffins) |
28.12.2022 | 3:01:32 | gov. | spending | расходование средств (проверить расходование средств на ремонт и производство вооружения, военной и специальной техники • Some of the increased spending measured this month may be in anticipation of the increase in tax next year. (Sunday Times) • So there is a natural gravitational pull to increasing spending. (Sunday Times) collinsdictionary.com) |
27.12.2022 | 7:41:15 | formal | take one's own life by drowning | утопиться (Almost simultaneous with the receipt of a dramatic note from her husband, Michael, declaring he was taking his own life by drowning, Mrs. Lucy Quilligan of 413 Beach Street, was informed this morning by a telegram from the Brooklyn police that a body, believed to be that of her husband, was washed ashore. (Don Juan Quilligan, 1945)) |
27.12.2022 | 4:23:56 | cliche. | hopefully | надеюсь, что (Hopefully that can ease your mind a little bit on this procedure.) |
27.12.2022 | 4:22:22 | cliche. | hopefully | будем надеяться (This technique, twice a day for two weeks, should significantly help your baby with gas and hopefully with colic.) |
27.12.2022 | 4:20:49 | busin. | unfair playing field | неравные условия (деловой деятельности: That sounds like an unfair playing field. Have you contacted your local BIA?) |
27.12.2022 | 4:13:41 | gen. | more than N can manage | не под силу (These challenges have become more than Ken can manage.) |
27.12.2022 | 4:04:58 | cliche. | do everything right | сделать всё, как положено (We've played by the rules, we've done everything right.) |
27.12.2022 | 4:04:58 | cliche. | do everything right | выполнить всё, как полагается (We've played by the rules, we've done everything right.) |
27.12.2022 | 3:59:22 | law.enf. | laundered money | "отмытые" средства (The $7.8 million condo in Coal Harbour was purchased with laundered money.) |
27.12.2022 | 3:11:15 | idiom. | tough call | трудный выбор (A choice or judgment which is difficult to make, especially one involving only two alternatives.: That was a tough call. Cancelling the show was one of the toughest calls I had to make.) |
27.12.2022 | 3:03:27 | crim.law. | discharge of the duties of a juror | исполнение обязанностей присяжного заседателя (цитата из повестки: a mental or physical infirmity incompatible with the discharge of the duties of a juror) |
27.12.2022 | 2:45:00 | cliche. | happy New Year! | с наступающим вас! |
27.12.2022 | 1:23:59 | transp. | make it up | подняться на горку (в голодёд: Big problems at the Lougheed Skytrain Station bus loop as well: a bus couldn't make it up an icy hill blocking other buses from starting their routes on time. youtube.com) |
27.12.2022 | 1:23:59 | transp. | make it up | взобраться на горку (в голодёд: Big problems at the Lougheed Skytrain Station bus loop as well: a bus couldn't make it up an icy hill blocking other buses from starting their routes on time. youtube.com) |
27.12.2022 | 1:23:59 | transp. | make it up | вскарабкаться на горку (в голодёд: Big problems at the Lougheed Skytrain Station bus loop as well: a bus couldn't make it up an icy hill blocking other buses from starting their routes on time. youtube.com) |
26.12.2022 | 23:36:08 | disappr. | fail to notice | прошляпить |
26.12.2022 | 23:36:08 | disappr. | overlook | прошляпить |
26.12.2022 | 4:34:32 | cliche. | which means | стало быть |
26.12.2022 | 3:34:06 | cliche. | here we go | внимание (Now we're going to announce the grand prize winner... Here we go... And the winner is -- Keith from Langley.) |
26.12.2022 | 3:30:24 | med. | staffing shortages | нехватка персонала (the strain on the medical system caused by staffing shortages) |
26.12.2022 | 3:26:25 | cliche. | no one saw it coming | никто не мог этого предвидеть |
26.12.2022 | 3:20:32 | cliche. | talk drivel | нести чушь ("I am not talking drivel.' 'Yes, you are.") |
26.12.2022 | 3:19:55 | contempt. | spout nonsense | нести чушь (also spout *one's* nonsense: when you hear the anti-vaxxers spouting their nonsense) |
26.12.2022 | 3:19:55 | contempt. | spout nonsense | нести вздор (also spout *one's* nonsense: when you hear the anti-vaxxers spouting their nonsense) |
26.12.2022 | 3:19:55 | contempt. | spout nonsense | пороть вздор (also spout *one's* nonsense: when you hear the anti-vaxxers spouting their nonsense) |
26.12.2022 | 3:12:58 | cliche. | I don't think so | по-моему, нет (Stressed out? No, I don't think so. She looks relaxed.) |
26.12.2022 | 3:05:46 | gen. | peak | достичь высшей точки (популярности, продуктивности и т.п.: We need to see if the NDP and the Conservatives are peaking, then we can make predictions about a Liberal majority or minority.) |
26.12.2022 | 3:01:06 | real.est. | lock in today's prices | купить участок с гарантией от подорожания в будущем |