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25.05.2023 | 6:49:13 | inf. | folks | граждане (addressing a number of people • "Move to the back, folks!" – Граждане, проходите в конец салона (не скапливайтесь в дверях). • "You get peace of mind for $29.99 a month. It's just that easy, folks!") |
25.05.2023 | 5:43:04 | arts. | star-shaped | в форме звезды (beautiful star-shaped patterns – узоры в виде звёзд / в форме звёзд) |
25.05.2023 | 3:01:04 | cliche. | after careful consideration | всё тщательно обдумав (A former British soldier has been killed fighting for the Ukrainian armed forces, his family has said. (...) He had gone to Ukraine to help "after careful consideration", he said. |
25.05.2023 | 2:54:03 | gen. | put a permanent end to | окончательно прекратить (In 2022, the Canada Day at Canada Place fireworks were also cancelled, with the port authority stating at the time that although health safety restrictions had been lifted, the fireworks were cancelled due to rising costs for events, safety, and security. And now, the Canada Day fireworks for downtown Vancouver will not be making a return for 2023 either, as the port authority has decided to put a permanent end to it moving forward for the same reasons. -- окончательно прекратить проведение праздничных фейерверков |
25.05.2023 | 2:51:01 | gen. | gathering of large crowds | большое скопление людей (The longtime tradition of the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority staging a fireworks show in Coal Harbour to commemorate Canada Day has ended. This follows the pandemic-time cancellations of 2020 and 2021 when health safety restrictions prevented the gathering of large crowds. |
25.05.2023 | 2:27:12 | gen. | sleepwalk | спать на ходу (после того, как ребёнок упал и заплакал • "You're sleepwalking. I told you you're going to cry when we get home. You're sleepwalking." -- Ты спишь на ходу.) |
24.05.2023 | 9:25:40 | transp. | commute | ездить на работу / с работы (Commuting into Vancouver from Surrey is possible if you live a short walk from a Skytrain station. Otherwise you could end up sitting in traffic for hours.) |
24.05.2023 | 8:49:14 | psychol. | stressed | находящийся в напряжённом состоянии (I'm always stressed. – Я постоянно нахожусь в напряжении / в напряженном состоянии.) |
24.05.2023 | 8:46:17 | formal | stay at an address | проживать по адресу (Including yourself, how many persons are staying at this address on May 10, 2016?) |
24.05.2023 | 8:33:34 | sp.dis. | subserve | отвечать за (the areas of the child's brain that subserve language -- области мозга, отвечающие за речевую деятельность ребёнка) |
24.05.2023 | 8:27:05 | inf. | be cheap with | недоплачивать (об оплате сотрудников • B.C. Ferries lacks an ability to hire and retain employees. They pay low wages and have a laughable approach to hiring people, they still decide to blame all their failed sailings on one person. They are so cheap with their staff that they caused such travel disruption. They should have enough spare staff so that this sort of disruption can't happen. -- Они до такой степени недоплачивают / экономят на персонале ... (Reddit)) |
24.05.2023 | 8:26:35 | inf. | be cheap with | экономить на (об оплате сотрудников • B.C. Ferries lacks an ability to hire and retain employees. They pay low wages and have a laughable approach to hiring people, they still decide to blame all their failed sailings on one person. They are so cheap with their staff that they caused such travel disruption. They should have enough spare staff so that this sort of disruption can't happen. -- Они до такой степени недоплачивают / экономят на персонале ... (Reddit)) |
24.05.2023 | 7:42:14 | gen. | highly-prized | представляющий большую ценность (a highly-prized airfield) |
24.05.2023 | 7:40:37 | gen. | highly-prized | получивший высокую оценку (Colombia, a source of highly-prized coffee • The Great Gatsby, one of modern American literature's most highly prized works – "Великий Гэтсби" относится к числу произведений современной американской литературы, получивших высокую оценку критиков • a highly-prized title) |
24.05.2023 | 5:59:06 | inf. | fine | нормально (Traffic is moving fine through that area once again after an earlier accident. • I cleaned out my email recently so this came through fine. – прошло нормально) |
24.05.2023 | 5:58:31 | inf. | just fine | нормально (Traffic's moving just fine in that area.) |
24.05.2023 | 2:12:21 | gen. | swap with | подменить на (He later pieced together that JFK's brain and body had been swapped with the murdered police officer J.D. Tippit. |
23.05.2023 | 6:09:51 | disappr. | full of lies | лживый (He claimed the CBC documentary featuring indigenous women's stories of violence was full of lies and only contributed to the problem.) |
23.05.2023 | 6:09:51 | disappr. | full of lies | насквозь лживый (He claimed the CBC documentary featuring indigenous women's stories of violence was full of lies and only contributed to the problem.) |
23.05.2023 | 2:52:31 | adv. | have a proven track record of | успешно доказать (Omega Properties has a proven track record of bringing iconic residential towers and world-class communities to upcoming addresses with proven value appreciation.) |
23.05.2023 | 2:52:31 | adv. | have a proven track record of | доказать на деле (Omega Properties has a proven track record of bringing iconic residential towers and world-class communities to upcoming addresses with proven value appreciation.) |
22.05.2023 | 5:12:34 | cliche. | just in time for | как нельзя более вовремя (Just in time for the hot weather, we're opening our Ice Cream shop to help cool you off Thurs- Mon 12pm – 6pm!) |
22.05.2023 | 5:12:34 | cliche. | just in time for | как нельзя более кстати (Just in time for the hot weather, we're opening our Ice Cream shop to help cool you off Thurs- Mon 12pm – 6pm!) |
22.05.2023 | 4:31:19 | fig.of.sp. | zoom off in a flash | исчезнуть с быстротой молнии (A pretty female Anna's Hummingbird resting on a branch. She looks so calm and peaceful. Moments later she zoomed off in a flash! (Twitter)) |
22.05.2023 | 4:09:43 | gen. | I cannot see any point in + sth. / gerund | не вижу смысла (I cannot see any point in keeping my profile and I am not sure how to delete it.) |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | нет никакого смысла делать что-л. (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | нецелесообразно делать что-л. (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | не вижу смысла делать что-л. (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | нерационально делать что-л. (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | овчинка выделки не стоит (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | незачем делать что-л. (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | нелепо делать что-л. (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 4:07:20 | disappr. | it doesn't really make sense + infinitive | бессмысленно делать что-л. (“We’re still growing in Surrey by 1,200 to 1,400 people a month, in the Metro Vancouver region we’re expecting another 1.3 million people — it doesn’t really make sense to replace a four-lane bridge with another four-lane bridge,” SBoT president and CEO Anita Huberman told Global News. |
22.05.2023 | 3:28:05 | gen. | come across | сталкиваться с (In all my 30 years as an exotic animal show promoter, I've never come across a case like that! – я с таким никогда не сталкивался |
22.05.2023 | 3:27:17 | gen. | come across | произвести впечатление (Really? That's not how she comes across. – У меня о ней сложилось другое впечатление. • Mr. Ignatieff is so cold and stiff, that's how he comes across to many voters.) |
22.05.2023 | 3:21:44 | disappr. | pull a trick | отчебучить (Mr Klokus asked if Dr Nolan was sure humans possessed “literal physical material to evaluate, to analyse”. “Yes, 100 per cent,” he said. “It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.” |
22.05.2023 | 3:21:44 | disappr. | pull a trick | отмочить (Mr Klokus asked if Dr Nolan was sure humans possessed “literal physical material to evaluate, to analyse”. “Yes, 100 per cent,” he said. “It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.” |
22.05.2023 | 3:21:44 | disappr. | pull a trick | учудить (Mr Klokus asked if Dr Nolan was sure humans possessed “literal physical material to evaluate, to analyse”. “Yes, 100 per cent,” he said. “It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.” |
22.05.2023 | 3:21:44 | disappr. | pull a trick | отколоть (Mr Klokus asked if Dr Nolan was sure humans possessed “literal physical material to evaluate, to analyse”. “Yes, 100 per cent,” he said. “It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.” |
22.05.2023 | 3:21:44 | disappr. | pull a trick | устроить такое (Mr Klokus asked if Dr Nolan was sure humans possessed “literal physical material to evaluate, to analyse”. “Yes, 100 per cent,” he said. “It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.” |
22.05.2023 | 3:21:44 | disappr. | pull a trick | проделать такое (Mr Klokus asked if Dr Nolan was sure humans possessed “literal physical material to evaluate, to analyse”. “Yes, 100 per cent,” he said. “It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.” |
22.05.2023 | 3:10:44 | space | extraterrestrial intelligence | инопланетная цивилизация (A Stanford professor who has researched unidentified aerial phenomena for the US government says he believes extraterrestrial intelligence has not only visited earth but “it’s been here a long time and it’s still here”. Dr Garry Nolan also claimed that whistleblowers who have worked on “reverse-engineering downed craft” had recently given classified testimony to Congress, creating a “hornet’s nest in Washington”. |
22.05.2023 | 3:06:59 | space | advanced intelligence | высокоразвитая цивилизация (“Now the first question that people will ask is, well if they’re so frigging advanced why are they crashing? Because what’s crashing is not actual living things. I use this example a lot — if you wanted to study a tribe of cannibals in the middle of the Amazon, are you going to go yourself and show up in the middle of the tribe and not hopefully become dinner? If you’re an advanced intelligence, you’re not going to put your life and limb at risk by coming here.” Dr Nolan said “mostly what you’re seeing here are either drones or some sort of advanced AI or whatever it is”. |
22.05.2023 | 3:03:53 | gen. | sign off on | поставить свою подпись под документом (Asked by Mr Klokus what the “most compelling evidence” was for his claim, Dr Nolan said “you just need to look at what your government is doing right now about it”. “Just go and look at the number of politicians on both sides of the aisle who have come together and signed off on this statement,” he said. -- которые подписались / поставили свои подписи под этим заявлением |
22.05.2023 | 2:25:27 | cliche. | first-person account | повествование от первого лица ("Four Shot Dead, Nine Wounded." This was the headline on May 4, 1970 in Kent, Ohio, when National Guardsmen turned and fired more than 60 bullets at demonstrators against the Vietnam War at Kent State University. In just 13 seconds, four students were killed. Veteran May 4th journalist, Robert Giles, editor who directed The Akron Beacon Journal's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage, joined Ian Punnett to present an unforgettable, first-person account of what took place on the Kent State campus and in his newsroom during that fateful time. |
22.05.2023 | 2:25:13 | cliche. | first-person account | рассказ от первого лица ("Four Shot Dead, Nine Wounded." This was the headline on May 4, 1970 in Kent, Ohio, when National Guardsmen turned and fired more than 60 bullets at demonstrators against the Vietnam War at Kent State University. In just 13 seconds, four students were killed. Veteran May 4th journalist, Robert Giles, editor who directed The Akron Beacon Journal's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage, joined Ian Punnett to present an unforgettable, first-person account of what took place on the Kent State campus and in his newsroom during that fateful time. |
22.05.2023 | 2:11:58 | idiom. | we're not out of the woods yet | положение остаётся сложным ("I want to make it clear: we're not out of the woods yet. What we'd like to see is a long steady rain that will soak into the forest and into the ground," Tucker said. "That will help us more than a short burst that would bring lightning and could spark a new wildfire.") |
21.05.2023 | 7:54:30 | formal | subject + be exempt from + object | не распространяться на (Cards and certificates that are for a specific good or service from a retailer are exempt from the new regulations. – Действие новых правил не распространяется на ... • Non-heritage homes in the Buckingham Heights area will be exempt from the new conservation requirements. – Действие ... не распространяется на ...) |
21.05.2023 | 7:53:59 | gen. | not apply to | не распространяться на (The new law does not apply to loyalty cards used to collect rewards or points, or to cards that are subject to federal jurisdiction, such as pre-paid phone cards. – не распространяется на) |
21.05.2023 | 7:03:47 | inf. | crazy busy with people | не протолкнуться (Sasamat Lake was crazy busy with people today. -- народу было не протолкнуться ) |
21.05.2023 | 3:38:37 | cliche. | once in the water | оказавшись в воде (The pair kept the stranded skate wet and tried to move it into some standing water nearby. "We pulled it by its tail into a tide pool," Pospisil tells V.I.A. "Skates do not have poisonous barbs like a stingray. They have small thorns to be wary of like a small prickle bush." Once in the water, the skate was able to breathe again; Pospisil adds that the tide was coming in to give it a route to the ocean again. -- Оказавшись в воде, скат снова смог дышать. |
21.05.2023 | 3:27:28 | idiom. | get things off the ground | привести в действие (Because of the painstakingly complex and "restrictive" process, the Vancouver-based sports and entertainment company is forced to take business south. "In the States, it's so much more streamlined and they want you to do these things," says Weston. "For us to be successful, to get things off the ground, sadly we've got to go elsewhere." |
21.05.2023 | 3:27:08 | idiom. | get things off the ground | запустить проект (Because of the painstakingly complex and "restrictive" process, the Vancouver-based sports and entertainment company is forced to take business south. "In the States, it's so much more streamlined and they want you to do these things," says Weston. "For us to be successful, to get things off the ground, sadly we've got to go elsewhere." |
20.05.2023 | 6:59:17 | law, contr. | unreasonable | без достаточных на то оснований (subject to written approval of the Supplier, which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed ) |
20.05.2023 | 6:34:04 | gen. | tell from | отличить (How do you tell a good deal from a scam? – Как отличить, где настоящее предложение, а где надувательство?) |
20.05.2023 | 6:07:02 | fig. | put on a show | показаться во всей красе (Stunning sunrise. Clouds were putting on a show this morning.) |
11.06.2025 | 7:11:12 | gen. | be part of | участвовать в (In 2020, Brigadier General Haim Eshed, Israel's former Chief of Space Security, said that ET races have been in contact at a covert government level for decades and are part of a Galactic Federation. |
20.05.2023 | 1:39:41 | polit. | be part of | быть участником (In 2020, Brigadier General Haim Eshed, Israel's former Chief of Space Security, said that ET races have been in contact at a covert government level for decades and are part of a Galactic Federation. |
19.05.2023 | 8:02:36 | gen. | Yours lovingly | Любящий тебя (заканчивая письмо • "My Dear Wife:(space) I am called out of town to some major operations. I go with Dr. Robertson, my old friend. He promises me a bonanza! Do not worry. I will write details later. (space) Yours lovingly, (space) Willie") |
19.05.2023 | 3:16:52 | cliche. | relevant | сохраняющий своё значение ("Old old 'news'." "Extremely important and relevant news, even if you don't care." (Reddit)) |
19.05.2023 | 3:16:39 | cliche. | relevant | не утративший своего значения ("Old old 'news'." "Extremely important and relevant news, even if you don't care." (Reddit)) |
19.05.2023 | 3:14:14 | cliche. | relevant news | актуальная новость ("Old old 'news'." "Extremely important and relevant news, even if you don't care." (Reddit)) |
19.05.2023 | 3:02:37 | topogr. | superimpose | совпадать с контурами (на карте • Oliver was perhaps the first to propose the ancient technology aspect of Atlantis, detailing the idea of projected holographic images. The map Oliver drew in 1886 of the Atlantean island superimposes perfectly over a modern-day scan of the Atlantic Ridge, Le Flem marveled. -- идеально совпадает с контурами / идеально накладывается на контуры |
19.05.2023 | 2:51:25 | gen. | outline can be seen | видны очертания (He pointed out that the outline of an enormous continent can be seen in the Mid-Atlantic Ridge in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, and this may have been the site of the fabled Atlantis, which was said to break into a number of islands over several cataclysmic events. |
19.05.2023 | 2:46:33 | polit. | maintain practical control of | практически контролировать (Gaffney asserted that China maintains practical control of such international organizations as the UN, the World Trade Organization, and especially the World Health Organization. He also claimed that many members of the US government have betrayed our country in regards to China and should be held accountable. |
19.05.2023 | 2:44:34 | polit. | perpetrate warfare | вести войну (He views the Chinese-owned app TikTok as a tool of propaganda and "an instrument of warfare" that warps the viewpoints of the younger generations, as well as mines their personal data. Further, he cited the fentanyl crisis as a form of "chemical warfare" perpetrated by China. |
19.05.2023 | 2:41:02 | polit. | tool of propaganda | пропагандистское оружие (He views the Chinese-owned app TikTok as a tool of propaganda and "an instrument of warfare" that warps the viewpoints of the younger generations, as well as mines their personal data. |
19.05.2023 | 2:33:07 | gen. | lure | переманить (He lured her from our employment.) |
19.05.2023 | 2:32:33 | polit. | co-opt | переманить (в своих интересах: to persuade or lure (an opponent) to join one's own system, party, etc. (Collins Dictionary) • He considers the Chinese Communist Party to be a "transnational criminal organization" akin to the Mafia that has committed crimes against its own people and humanity in general. The centerpiece of their strategy has been to co-opt American elites and receive preferential treatment for the marketplace and trade, he maintained, adding that "they transferred something on the order of 3 to 6 trillion dollars from our pension funds, our mutual funds...to the Chinese Communist Party." |
19.05.2023 | 2:19:01 | inf. | hold off | сдерживать (The pre-sales are scheduled to begin in June, so we're holding off buyers till then. – до того времени мы сдерживаем покупателей) |
19.05.2023 | 2:12:51 | book. | thwart | помешать (to stop something from happening or someone from doing something; to prevent something from happening (Cambridge Dictionary) • Our alarm system thwarted the burglary. • Nicolás Maduro claimed his troops have thwarted a botched attempt to topple him.) |
19.05.2023 | 2:12:30 | book. | thwart | остановить (to stop something from happening or someone from doing something; to prevent something from happening (Cambridge Dictionary) • Remarkably, Eshed revealed that President Trump had been poised to reveal this information to the public, but was thwarted when the 'Galactic Federation,' which presumably governs intelligent species in the galaxy, intervened and requested that such a disclosure not occur. |
19.05.2023 | 2:10:27 | book. | thwart | удержать от (to stop something from happening or someone from doing something; to prevent something from happening (Cambridge Dictionary) • Nicolás Maduro claimed his troops have thwarted a botched attempt to topple him. |
19.05.2023 | 2:10:27 | book. | thwart | сдерживать (to stop something from happening or someone from doing something; to prevent something from happening (Cambridge Dictionary) • Nicolás Maduro claimed his troops have thwarted a botched attempt to topple him. |
19.05.2023 | 2:10:27 | book. | thwart | сдержать (to stop something from happening or someone from doing something; to prevent something from happening (Cambridge Dictionary) • Nicolás Maduro claimed his troops have thwarted a botched attempt to topple him. |
19.05.2023 | 2:10:27 | book. | thwart | предотвратить (to stop something from happening or someone from doing something; to prevent something from happening (Cambridge Dictionary) • Nicolás Maduro claimed his troops have thwarted a botched attempt to topple him. |
18.05.2023 | 9:31:09 | book. | sinister reputation | худая слава ("... who fled with a sinister reputation to South America" (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) -- "... который пользовался худой славой здесь и бежал впоследствии в Южную Америку" (русский перевод сделан до 1917 г.)) |
18.05.2023 | 6:26:26 | poetic | leaf-canopied | тенистый (об улице с густыми кронами высаженных деревьев • a 15-munute walk from city centre, down the leaf-canopied streets of the West End) |
18.05.2023 | 6:19:54 | photo. | clear image | чёткая фотография (Capturing a clear image on a kayak is also a struggle, so the photographer leans his body far out across the kayak to gain stability. |
18.05.2023 | 6:19:54 | photo. | clear image | чёткий снимок (Capturing a clear image on a kayak is also a struggle, so the photographer leans his body far out across the kayak to gain stability. |
18.05.2023 | 5:54:21 | univer. | graduate from a university | окончить университет (Martin Corrigan recently graduated from the University of British Columbia (UBC) with a degree in Environmental Sciences.) |
18.05.2023 | 4:12:44 | cliche. | pretty much | считайте, что (давая оценку • “The second I made that decision, he decided to run and he ran right across the road, right in front of me and I smashed into him right behind his shoulder blade,” he said. “I did a flip over him. I pretty much kissed the bear and then I guess I flew through the air.” |
18.05.2023 | 4:08:25 | idiom. | make a split-second decision | принять мгновенное решение (The 30-year-old had to make a split-second decision – either slam on the brakes and come to a stop right next to the equally startled bear, or attempt to scoot around him and keep going. |
18.05.2023 | 4:07:46 | idiom. | make a split-second decision | мгновенно принять решение (The 30-year-old had to make a split-second decision – either slam on the brakes and come to a stop right next to the equally startled bear, or attempt to scoot around him and keep going. |
18.05.2023 | 3:57:58 | gen. | do a flip over | перелететь через (что-л. • Unfortunately, Milner and the bear both chose the same exit strategy. “The second I made that decision, he decided to run and he ran right across the road, right in front of me and I smashed into him right behind his shoulder blade,” he said. “I did a flip over him. I pretty much kissed the bear and then I guess I flew through the air.” |
18.05.2023 | 3:55:25 | gen. | fare better | лучше перенести (неприятности, удар [than sb. -- чем кто-л.] • They waited about 15 minutes but it wasn’t help that arrived next. “He was like, “Oh shit, dude. He’s back. The bear’s back,’” Milner said. The bear, evidently, fared better in the collision than Milner did.
“Man, those bears are built like a truck,” he said. “I thought I was going to die.” The bear also wasn’t phased by the bystander trying to ward it off from the injured and upset Milner. “He was kind of looking at me, really curious, kind of like, ‘What’s up with you?’ he said. “Then the bear just started eating grass. He pretty much just carried on with his day.” |
18.05.2023 | 3:49:43 | cliche. | carry on with one's day | как ни в чём ни бывало продолжать заниматься своими делами (The bear, evidently, fared better in the collision than Milner did. “Man, those bears are built like a truck,” he said. “I thought I was going to die.” The bear also wasn’t phased by the bystander trying to ward it off from the injured and upset Milner. “He was kind of looking at me, really curious, kind of like, ‘What’s up with you?’ he said. “Then the bear just started eating grass. He pretty much just carried on with his day.” |
18.05.2023 | 3:44:44 | gen. | hit | столкнуться с (Milner, who grew up in Lynn Valley, said he’s been riding in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve his whole life. That will probably stop now, he said. “The reason I rode in the demonstration forest is just to get away from the traffic, right?” he said. “But after hitting the bear, I mean, it’s probably safer just riding with cars.” |
18.05.2023 | 3:41:12 | inf. | bump | столкнуться (случайно с кем-либо – into someone • The victim was with a girlfriend when they bumped into Brown and some of his colleagues in a bar.) |
17.05.2023 | 8:05:21 | cliche. | fling around accusations | бросаться обвинениями (It is high time that Kennedy Stewart and all his ilk who claim to speak for the vulnerable to start taking the responsibility seriously and not as an opportunity to fling around accusations with real significance and meaning as though they were cheap toys at a party for spoiled children. |
17.05.2023 | 7:58:22 | cliche. | sad though it may be | как это ни печально (Former Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart is up to his old habits: parading petty grievances around like serious issues. This habit is long past being tiresome and is completely unbefitting someone who held top job in our country’s third largest city. Sad though it may be, this is now the go-to leftist political playbook: righteous victory if you win, blame systemic discrimination if you lose. |
17.05.2023 | 7:45:24 | gen. | have a firm hold | крепко держать (If your baby were to slip for any reason, you in fact have a firm hold here, so nothing bad will happen to him.) |
17.05.2023 | 7:45:09 | idiom. | keep a tight grip | крепко держаться (on – за • As I make my way up the stairs that lead to the attic, I realize Samantha wasn't exaggerating. First I feel a cold spot, then someone invisible tries to push me down the stairs. Luckily, I kept a tight grip on the railing.) |
17.05.2023 | 7:44:35 | gen. | hold on tightly | крепко держать (The woman – who only wants to be identified as Sally – says she was outside on her parents’ 31st-floor balcony when her husband told her to hold on to their three-year-old son tightly. He noticed a glass panel on the balcony was missing.) |
17.05.2023 | 4:48:07 | adv. | special offer | акция (Right now we have a special offer for our customers: 30% off on all patio doors!) |
17.05.2023 | 4:40:07 | gen. | had the news got out | если бы это стало известно (Over the years, he reportedly built up quite an archive of documents, records and investigative material pertaining to the phenomenon, yet none of this ever saw the light of day during the Queen's reign. "This is highly sensitive," UFO investigator Nick Pope told History TV. "Here you have the queen's husband investigating UFOs. Had the news got out it would have caused a sensation." |
17.05.2023 | 4:07:17 | gen. | keep up to date on the subject | не отставать от последних новостей (на определённую тему • To keep up to date on the subject, Prince Philip had reportedly maintained a subscription to the journal Flying Saucer Review and had even looked over military reports about the phenomenon. |
17.05.2023 | 3:53:59 | formal | members of the public | граждане (обычно в речи представителя полиции и т.п. • We strongly urge any members of the public who witness the incident to please reach out and contact the transit police. |
17.05.2023 | 3:48:33 | gen. | grow older | вырастать (о детях • Children, she suggested, have the ability to sense subtle types of energies and spirits, but these gifts tend to disappear as they grow older. |
17.05.2023 | 3:39:09 | gen. | as a kid | в детстве (As a kid, I worked at a dairy farm. • I remembered what happened to me as a kid. • My favorite movie as a kid was Ghostbusters.) |