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Утки:
sitting duck — удобная мишень
like a duck in a thunderstorm — с растерянным видом
like a duck to water — как рыба в воде
like water off a duck's back — как с гуся вода
duck's weather, fine day for ducks — дождливая погода
to get one's ducks in a row разг. — привести в порядок свои мысли
dead duck разг. — дохлый номер
слоны:
to see the elephant, to get a look at the elephant — амер. узнать жизнь, увидеть свет; увидеть жизнь большого города
white elephant — обременительное имущество; подарок, который неизвестно куда девать
разное:
You can’t get blood out of a stone - с меня взятки гладки
to knock all of a heap, to knock for six - ошеломить, привести в крайнее изумление
fall head over heels - упасть вверх тормашками, кубарем/ кувырком, влюбиться по уши
There is something fishy about it.- в этом есть что-то подозрительное
Let the cat out the bag - Говорить о том,что является секретом.
sitting duck — удобная мишень
like a duck in a thunderstorm — с растерянным видом
like a duck to water — как рыба в воде
like water off a duck's back — как с гуся вода
duck's weather, fine day for ducks — дождливая погода
to get one's ducks in a row разг. — привести в порядок свои мысли
dead duck разг. — дохлый номер
слоны:
to see the elephant, to get a look at the elephant — амер. узнать жизнь, увидеть свет; увидеть жизнь большого города
white elephant — обременительное имущество; подарок, который неизвестно куда девать
разное:
You can’t get blood out of a stone - с меня взятки гладки
to knock all of a heap, to knock for six - ошеломить, привести в крайнее изумление
fall head over heels - упасть вверх тормашками, кубарем/ кувырком, влюбиться по уши
There is something fishy about it.- в этом есть что-то подозрительное
Let the cat out the bag - Говорить о том,что является секретом.
среда, 05 сентября 2012
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вторник, 07 августа 2012
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воскресенье, 13 мая 2012
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The bear says: gr-gr-gr.
The bee says: z-z-z.
The crow says: caw, caw.
The chick says: cheep-cheep.
The cow says: moo-moo.
The rooster says: cock-a-doodle-doo, crow-crow.
The dog says: bow-vow, arf-arf.
The cat (kitten) says: meaou, neaou, mew-mew.
The duck (duckling) says: quack-quack.
The elephant says: ugh, ugh.
The frog says: quack-quack, krik-krik.
The hog says: grunt-grunt.
The kangaroo says: r-r-r.
The lambkin says: ba-a-ba-a.
The lion says: r-r-r.
The owl says: to-who.
The pig says: oink, oink, squeal-squel.
The puppy says: bow-vow.
The snakes says: ch-ch.
The squirell says: keooo-keooo.
The ship says: ba-a-ba-a.
The wolf says: puff-puff.
The mouse says: squeak-squeak.
The bell says: ding-dong.
The car says: z-z-z
The bird says: wee-tweet-tweet.
The bee says: z-z-z.
The crow says: caw, caw.
The chick says: cheep-cheep.
The cow says: moo-moo.
The rooster says: cock-a-doodle-doo, crow-crow.
The dog says: bow-vow, arf-arf.
The cat (kitten) says: meaou, neaou, mew-mew.
The duck (duckling) says: quack-quack.
The elephant says: ugh, ugh.
The frog says: quack-quack, krik-krik.
The hog says: grunt-grunt.
The kangaroo says: r-r-r.
The lambkin says: ba-a-ba-a.
The lion says: r-r-r.
The owl says: to-who.
The pig says: oink, oink, squeal-squel.
The puppy says: bow-vow.
The snakes says: ch-ch.
The squirell says: keooo-keooo.
The ship says: ba-a-ba-a.
The wolf says: puff-puff.
The mouse says: squeak-squeak.
The bell says: ding-dong.
The car says: z-z-z
The bird says: wee-tweet-tweet.
суббота, 07 апреля 2012
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Concerning to my previous message
26.10.2008 в 11:18
Пишет Люби.лька:Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln is the most famous example of the "American dream". Many Americans think that in their country a man may rise from the lowest to the highest position in their land. That was exactly what Lincoln did.
He was born in 1809 in a small farm in Kentucky. When Abraham was quite young, the family moved to the wild forest land of Indiana. He hardly had any education; he only learned to read and write and do simple arithmetic. In 1830 Abraham left his father's farm and went to Springfield, Illinois. There he became a clerk in a store and worked hard to improve his education. In 1836 he became a lawyer.
He entered politics, too, and in 1834 became a candidate to the Parliament of Illinois. He soon became a force in the political life. In 1847 he went as a Congressman to the National Assembly (National Parliament).
Slavery was then becoming a burning question in American politics. Many people in the Northern states waited to abolish it; the Southern states opposed the abolition. The Southerners said that it weald mean economic rain for them. The reason was mat the prosperity of the South was based on cotton-growing, and only Negroes worked there. The Southerners threatened that if the North didn't cease its fight against slavery, the Southern states would leave the Union. They wanted to form an independent "Confederacy".
In 1860 Lincoln was elected President of the USA. In 1861 seven states left the Union and elected their own President, Jefferson Davis. The Confederacy was formed.
Lincoln was strongly against slavery and even more strongly against the break-up of the Union. In 1862 the American Civil War between the Norm and the South began.
At first the war went badly for the North. The Southerners headed by General Robert Lee and Colonel Jackson won some brilliant victories. But Lincoln did not lose courage. On April, 9 General Lee surrendered. The Civil War was over. Lincoln tried to convince former enemies mat they should live in peace.
On April, 14 the President and his wife visited a theatre in Washington. During the performance Lincoln was shot by an actor who supported Confederacy. Abraham Lincoln died next morning.
People admire Lincoln for political moderation. They admire him because he tried to preserve the nation. He is a symbol of American democracy.
URL записиHe was born in 1809 in a small farm in Kentucky. When Abraham was quite young, the family moved to the wild forest land of Indiana. He hardly had any education; he only learned to read and write and do simple arithmetic. In 1830 Abraham left his father's farm and went to Springfield, Illinois. There he became a clerk in a store and worked hard to improve his education. In 1836 he became a lawyer.
He entered politics, too, and in 1834 became a candidate to the Parliament of Illinois. He soon became a force in the political life. In 1847 he went as a Congressman to the National Assembly (National Parliament).
Slavery was then becoming a burning question in American politics. Many people in the Northern states waited to abolish it; the Southern states opposed the abolition. The Southerners said that it weald mean economic rain for them. The reason was mat the prosperity of the South was based on cotton-growing, and only Negroes worked there. The Southerners threatened that if the North didn't cease its fight against slavery, the Southern states would leave the Union. They wanted to form an independent "Confederacy".
In 1860 Lincoln was elected President of the USA. In 1861 seven states left the Union and elected their own President, Jefferson Davis. The Confederacy was formed.
Lincoln was strongly against slavery and even more strongly against the break-up of the Union. In 1862 the American Civil War between the Norm and the South began.
At first the war went badly for the North. The Southerners headed by General Robert Lee and Colonel Jackson won some brilliant victories. But Lincoln did not lose courage. On April, 9 General Lee surrendered. The Civil War was over. Lincoln tried to convince former enemies mat they should live in peace.
On April, 14 the President and his wife visited a theatre in Washington. During the performance Lincoln was shot by an actor who supported Confederacy. Abraham Lincoln died next morning.
People admire Lincoln for political moderation. They admire him because he tried to preserve the nation. He is a symbol of American democracy.
Est Deus in nobis
My english became worse again. It's pitty, but everything that I can do is to try to improve it. I need more practice in writting. I think I should write here about my life or something interesting in city or in the world. I don't want to go to native english blog, I prefer to keep everything in one place. May be it will be boring for you and, of course, my notes will contain a lot of mistakes.
Today I visited a meeting of the English-Book club. It was organized by BKC-school. It was free and you didn't have to be a pupil of this school to attend. The meeting was held in a café in Moscow. The discussion is on the book "The Red Bandge of Courage" by S. Crane. It's a real story about the Civil War in the USA. It was a war between the South and the North, between the Confederacy and the Union. The story is not about great battles, generals of the Armies, or Linkoln. It is about a Union soldier who went to the war as a volunteer. He was very naive and proud of himself before going to the war. He wanted to show off to those people who stayed home. He had realised very soon that war wasn't romantic and he began to have doubts about himself in his first battle. Henry understoond that he could run away from the battlefield. The main part of the book concerns this moral problem. When the first battle started, Henry left his position. Afterward he tried to justify himself. He didn't feel shame or guilt, but he was frightened by the thought that his friends might know about his cowardice. Accidentally, Henry got a wound on his head. So, other soldiers didn't ask him any questions about his absence during the battle. Actually, he became a brave soldier in the subsequent battles. We can say that the ending is positive.
When I read this book I was surpriesed that officers didn't punish deserters severely. When officers saw soldiers running away, they only beat those soldiers. There weren't any prison or military courts for them in the USA Army. I recalled Stalin's order during the battle of Stalingrad: "Let no one step back" and ordered officers to kill retreating soldiers. It's a cruel and disgusting episode in our history. Sometimes we must think and remember old mistakes to prevent new ones.
Today I visited a meeting of the English-Book club. It was organized by BKC-school. It was free and you didn't have to be a pupil of this school to attend. The meeting was held in a café in Moscow. The discussion is on the book "The Red Bandge of Courage" by S. Crane. It's a real story about the Civil War in the USA. It was a war between the South and the North, between the Confederacy and the Union. The story is not about great battles, generals of the Armies, or Linkoln. It is about a Union soldier who went to the war as a volunteer. He was very naive and proud of himself before going to the war. He wanted to show off to those people who stayed home. He had realised very soon that war wasn't romantic and he began to have doubts about himself in his first battle. Henry understoond that he could run away from the battlefield. The main part of the book concerns this moral problem. When the first battle started, Henry left his position. Afterward he tried to justify himself. He didn't feel shame or guilt, but he was frightened by the thought that his friends might know about his cowardice. Accidentally, Henry got a wound on his head. So, other soldiers didn't ask him any questions about his absence during the battle. Actually, he became a brave soldier in the subsequent battles. We can say that the ending is positive.
When I read this book I was surpriesed that officers didn't punish deserters severely. When officers saw soldiers running away, they only beat those soldiers. There weren't any prison or military courts for them in the USA Army. I recalled Stalin's order during the battle of Stalingrad: "Let no one step back" and ordered officers to kill retreating soldiers. It's a cruel and disgusting episode in our history. Sometimes we must think and remember old mistakes to prevent new ones.
четверг, 09 февраля 2012
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23.01.2012 в 13:37
Пишет Sertap:Памятка
Правильное употребление фраз в переписке на английском языке
1) Господи, это опять вы…. — Thank you very much for your email.
2) Если до завтра не предоставите документы, пеняйте на себя. Тут вам не детский сад.- We will do our best to proceed with your request however for the best result the documents should reach us not later than tomorrow.
3) Вы читать умеете? — You can find this information below.
4) Сколько можно напоминать!- Kind reminder
5) Неужели так сложно подписать документ там, где нужно — Please sign in the place marked with yellow sticker
6) Что у тебя в школе было по математике? — Let’s reconfirm the figures.
7) Мы уж лучше сделаем это сами.- Thank you for your kind assistance.
8) Я уже сто раз вам это присылал. — Kindly find attached.
9) Ага, сейчас все брошу и побегу разбираться. — I’ll look into it and revert soonest.
10) Да поймите же вы наконец — Please kindly review the matter again.
11) Надеюсь, что теперь вы перестанете надоедать своими вопросами — I hope this helps, otherwise please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.
12) Какой же вы зануда… — Thank you for your patience
13) Даже и не надейтесь, что мы откроем вам счет — We will let you know in due course.
14) У нас не те масштабы, чтобы возиться с вашей мелочью — We would be happy to offer you the most favourable conditions on the case-to-case basis.
15) Вот когда подрастете, тогда и приходите.- So if you have eventually some needs from your clientele, it can have a real
added-value.
16) Ой-ой, напугал! — We regret to know that you are not satisfied with our services.
17) Ну и пожалуйста. Не очень-то и хотелось. — We look forward to hearing from you.
18) Хотя бы в пятницу отстаньте уже. — good to hear from you and have a nice weekend
19) Услуги будут оплачены. Может быть. — Thanks a lot in advance
20) Да идите вы знаете куда…- We consider the matter settled and close our files.
21) Ха-ха (три раза) — Very best regards
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Are you still alive, моя старушка?
So am I. Hello тебе, hello!
Let it flow all over your избушка
Evening свет in our big село.
I've been told, что ты, тая тревогу,
Miss me шибко under lonely moon,
Что ты often ходишь на дорогу
In old-fashioned second-hand шушун.
And you see в вечернем синем мраке
(I can't take. Holy Cow. Oh, Gosh!)
That somebody мне в кабацкой драке
Саданул под сердце Finnish нож.
But relax, родная! Успокойся.
This is only тягостная бредь.
I am not a stupid alcoholic,
Чтоб, тебя не видя, умереть.
I am still такой же очень нежный,
And I dream, my darling, лишь о том,
Чтоб скорее from тоски мятежной
I return tо низенький наш дом.
I'll be back, когда раскинет ветви
Our garden, старый белый сад.
But I beg you, mama, на рассвете
Wake me not like восемь лет назад.
Do not wake того, что отмечалось,
Don't excite того, что не сбылось, -
Слишком early losses and усталость
To experience мне привелось.
Do not teach me how to pray. Не надо!
To the old возврата больше нет.
You're my only помощь and отрада,
You're my only несказанный свет.
So forget about your тревога,
Не грусти and I shall come back soon.
Do not go so often to дорога
In old-fashioned second-hand шушун.
So am I. Hello тебе, hello!
Let it flow all over your избушка
Evening свет in our big село.
I've been told, что ты, тая тревогу,
Miss me шибко under lonely moon,
Что ты often ходишь на дорогу
In old-fashioned second-hand шушун.
And you see в вечернем синем мраке
(I can't take. Holy Cow. Oh, Gosh!)
That somebody мне в кабацкой драке
Саданул под сердце Finnish нож.
But relax, родная! Успокойся.
This is only тягостная бредь.
I am not a stupid alcoholic,
Чтоб, тебя не видя, умереть.
I am still такой же очень нежный,
And I dream, my darling, лишь о том,
Чтоб скорее from тоски мятежной
I return tо низенький наш дом.
I'll be back, когда раскинет ветви
Our garden, старый белый сад.
But I beg you, mama, на рассвете
Wake me not like восемь лет назад.
Do not wake того, что отмечалось,
Don't excite того, что не сбылось, -
Слишком early losses and усталость
To experience мне привелось.
Do not teach me how to pray. Не надо!
To the old возврата больше нет.
You're my only помощь and отрада,
You're my only несказанный свет.
So forget about your тревога,
Не грусти and I shall come back soon.
Do not go so often to дорога
In old-fashioned second-hand шушун.
воскресенье, 08 января 2012
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Реалити-шоу "Полиглот"
С 16 января, с понедельника по четверг, в 20:45 телеканал "Россия - Культура" представляет премьеру интеллектуального реалити-шоу "Полиглот". Выучим английский за 16 часов!". Этот уникальный проект будет демонстрироваться в эфире телеканала в течение четырёх недель.
Интеллектуальное реалити-шоу "Полиглот". Выучим английский за 16 часов!" (16-19 января, 20:45) представляет собой интенсивный курс изучения английского языка, который преподаст настоящий полиглот, в активе которого более 30-ти языков. Это преподаватель Дмитрий Петров – психолингвист, синхронный переводчик, преподаватель, автор методики интенсивного обучения иностранным языкам и книги "Магия Слова". В группе обучающихся – 8 человек.
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С 16 января, с понедельника по четверг, в 20:45 телеканал "Россия - Культура" представляет премьеру интеллектуального реалити-шоу "Полиглот". Выучим английский за 16 часов!". Этот уникальный проект будет демонстрироваться в эфире телеканала в течение четырёх недель.
Интеллектуальное реалити-шоу "Полиглот". Выучим английский за 16 часов!" (16-19 января, 20:45) представляет собой интенсивный курс изучения английского языка, который преподаст настоящий полиглот, в активе которого более 30-ти языков. Это преподаватель Дмитрий Петров – психолингвист, синхронный переводчик, преподаватель, автор методики интенсивного обучения иностранным языкам и книги "Магия Слова". В группе обучающихся – 8 человек.
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среда, 21 декабря 2011
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xxx: В немецком языке существует слово Drachenfutter, что буквально переводится как "корм дракона". Этим термином немецкие мужья называют подарок своей жене — коробку конфет или букет цветов — который они вынуждены преподносить, провинившись в чём-нибудь, например, возвращаясь поздно домой пьяным.
yyy: но это же только, если провинился? всё правильно.
xxx: а как же простить и понять?
zzz: простить и понять может только сытый дракон.
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yyy: но это же только, если провинился? всё правильно.
xxx: а как же простить и понять?
zzz: простить и понять может только сытый дракон.
©bash
воскресенье, 20 ноября 2011
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В Москве стартовала зимняя программа фестиваля Future Shorts. Один из фильмов «ПРОИСШЕСТВИЕ ПЕРЕД БАНКОМ» (HANDELSE VID BANK). Одновременно грустный и юмористический ролик, снятый случайным свидетелем неудачного ограбления банка в центре Стокгольма, который затем воссоздал события с помощью огромной актёрской труппы. В результате драматическая история из жизни превратилась в полноценную комедию со всей необходимой атрибутикой вроде неумелых воров и некстати заглохнувшего мотороллера.
вторник, 25 октября 2011
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воскресенье, 23 октября 2011
среда, 12 октября 2011
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