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1 марка цельной вещи
Philately: imprinted stampУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > марка цельной вещи
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2 запечатлеваться
запечатлеться (в пр.)imprint / stamp / impress itself (upon)запечатлеваться у кого-л. в памяти — be stamped / engraved on smb.'s memory
это запечатлелось в его памяти — it is imprinted in, или stamped on, his memory
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3 запечатлеваться
несов. - запечатлева́ться, сов. - запечатле́ться; (в пр.)1) ( сохраняться) imprint / stamp / impress itself (upon)запечатлева́ться у кого́-л в па́мяти — be stamped / engraved on smb's memory
э́то запечатле́лось в его́ па́мяти — it is imprinted in [stamped on] his memory
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4 авось да небось
авось да небось < да (и) как-нибудь>, тж. авось, небось да (и) как-нибудьпогов., прост.things will settle one way or another; maybe, probably, somehow or other; leaving things to chance; taking what comes; cf. something will turn up- Родства своего не помним, наследства никакого не ожидаем, живём вполне безнадёжно, день да ночь - сутки прочь, и всё - авось, небось да как-нибудь... (М. Горький, Жизнь Матвея Кожемякина) — 'We've forgotten we're all kin and we've lost hope in the future, so we just go on living without a spark of life, day after day, from hand to mouth, taking what comes.'
Оптимистической силе русского народа потом приделали тульской работы ярлычок и написали на нём с самоуничижительным юмором: "Авось, небось и как-нибудь". (А. Макаренко, Флаги на башнях) — The provincial stamp was imprinted on the Russian people's quality of optimism, and on it was to be read that motto of self-humiliating humour: 'maybe, probably, somehow or other'.
- К сожалению, авось да небось - ещё неокончательно повергнутые столпы. С чем распрощаться надо было ещё в сорок первом, - проговорил Бессонов также утомлённо, обращаясь к командующему артиллерией. (Ю. Бондарев, Горячий снег) — 'Unfortunately, we still cling to the old habit of leaving things to chance. That's something we ought to have parted with in 1941,' Bessonov said in the same weary tone, addressing the Commander of Artillery.
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