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1 А-2
БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ НА АБОРДАЖ кого-что VP subj; human obj; most often humanto take decisive action with s.o. or sth.:X взял Y-a на абордаж = X took (tried) a hard-nosed approach with person YX got tough with person YX tackled thing Y head-on.From the French abordage. Originally meant "to attack an enemy vessel by coming alongside it and mooring with it for the purpose of hand-to-hand combat." -
2 брать на абордаж
• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ НА АБОРДАЖ кого-что[VP; subj: human; obj: most often human]=====⇒ to take decisive action with s.o. or sth.:- X tackled thing Y head-on.—————← From the French abordage. Originally meant "to attack an enemy vessel by coming alongside it and mooring with it for the purpose of hand-to-hand combat."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > брать на абордаж
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3 взять на абордаж
• БРАТЬ/ВЗЯТЬ НА АБОРДАЖ кого-что[VP; subj: human; obj: most often human]=====⇒ to take decisive action with s.o. or sth.:- X tackled thing Y head-on.—————← From the French abordage. Originally meant "to attack an enemy vessel by coming alongside it and mooring with it for the purpose of hand-to-hand combat."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > взять на абордаж
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4 Ч-150
HE ПО ЧИНУ БЕРЁШЬ! obs, со//(sent Invar fixed WOyou are allowing yourself more than is customary for s.o. in your position, you are going too faryou are overstepping your rankthat's not a thing for someone in your position (of your rank etc) to do you are (stepping) out of line you mustn't (can't) behave like that in your position."...Говорит Настасья Ивановна, что ты... надерзил Ивану Васильевичу? Расстроил его? Он тебе стал советы подавать, а ты в ответ, говорит Настасья Иванна, - фырк! Фырк! Ты меня прости, но это слишком! Не по чину берёшь!» (Булгаков 12). "...Nastasya Ivanovna said...that you'd annoyed Ivan Vasilievich somehow, upset him? He started to give you some advice and you just sniffed at him! Sniffed! I'm sorry, old man, but really that's going a bit far! You can't behave like that in your position!" (12a).From Nikolai Gogol's The Inspector General («Ревизор»), 1836. Originally the expression meant uYou are taking bigger bribes than someone of your rank is entitled to." -
5 не по чину берешь!
• НЕ ПО ЧИНУ БЕРЕШЬ! obs, coll[sent; Invar; fixed WO]=====⇒ you are allowing yourself more than is customary for s.o. in your position, you are going too far:- that's not a thing for someone in your position (of your rank etc) to do;- you mustn't (can't) behave like that in your position.♦ "...Говорит Настасья Ивановна, что ты... надерзил Ивану Васильевичу? Расстроил его? Он тебе стал советы подавать, а ты в ответ, говорит Настасья Иванна, - фырк! Фырк! Ты меня прости, но это слишком! Не по чину берёшь!" (Булгаков 12). "...Nastasya Ivanovna said...that you'd annoyed Ivan Vasilievich somehow, upset him? He started to give you some advice and you just sniffed at him! Sniffed! I'm sorry, old man, but really that's going a bit far! You can't behave like that in your position!" (12a).—————← From Nikolai Gogol's The Inspector General ("Ревизор"), 1836. Originally the expression meant "You are taking bigger bribes than someone of your rank is entitled to."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не по чину берешь!
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