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всадить нож в спину | stick the knife in (то же, что и put the knife in Commissioner) |
всадить нож в спину | put knife in the back (Самурай) |
гнуть спину | do back-breaking labor (VLZ_58) |
гнуть спину | keep shoulder to the wheel (VLZ_58) |
гнуть спину | keep one's nose to the grindstone (VLZ_58) |
дышать в спину | breathe down one's neck (driven) |
дышать в спину | be in hot pursuit (4uzhoj) |
дышать кому-либо в спину | breathe down one's neck (напр., участник соревнования, идущий вторым, дышит в спину лидеру Grudiy) |
жить в постоянном напряжении, ожидая удара в спину | watch one's back (из-за угла VLZ_58) |
за спиной | when one's back is turned (кого-либо Bobrovska) |
мурашки по спине забегали | my skin crept ("(...) zoologist, John MacKinnon. In 1970, while on Borneo he stumbled upon a series of unusual, small, human-like footprints. He said: "I stopped dead. My skin crept and I felt a strong desire to head home…farther ahead I saw tracks and went to examine them. I found two dozen footprints in all. I was uneasy when I found them, and I didn't want to follow them and find out what was at the end of the trail. I knew that no animal we know about could make those tracks." mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver) |
мурашки по спине побежали | sent shivers up one's spine (мурашки бегают <забегали, побежали, поползли, пошли> по спине <по коже, по телу> мурашки бегают по спине от волнения, от страха ... По спине мурашки забегали. (А. Чехов.): And in 1933, the Inverness Courier published the terrifying account of a couple named Aldie and John Mackay who’d been driving along Loch Ness in the April of that year. It's enough to send shivers up your spine... entrepreneur.com ART Vancouver) |
мурашки по спине побежали | give sb. goosebumps (Kolbaba related stories of incredible coincidences, such as a doctor who specialized in microsurgery in order to attach severed limbs. He arrived by chance at a hospital just in time to save the hands of a woman who was the granddaughter of a man who had coincidentally and unknowingly kept the surgeon from possibly committing suicide. The woman was later able to pursue her dream of becoming a concert pianist. (...) When writing his book, Kolbaba said he chose "the stories that gave me goosebumps or made me cry." coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver) |
мурашки по спине побежали | my skin crept ("(...) zoologist, John MacKinnon. In 1970, while on Borneo he stumbled upon a series of unusual, small, human-like footprints. He said: "I stopped dead. My skin crept and I felt a strong desire to head home…farther ahead I saw tracks and went to examine them. I found two dozen footprints in all. I was uneasy when I found them, and I didn't want to follow them and find out what was at the end of the trail. I knew that no animal we know about could make those tracks." mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver) |
не разгибать спину | put one's nose to the grindstone (4uzhoj) |
по спине побежали мурашки | something made one's spine crawl (Just the thought of it makes my spine crawl. • An icy chill in the room made my spine crawl. 4uzhoj) |
повернуться спиной к кому-л. | turn your back on (someone Азери) |
поворачиваться спиной | give someone the silent treatment (VLZ_58) |
прятаться за чьей-либо спиной | hide behind (4uzhoj) |
работать, не разгибая спины | work one's fingers to the bone (serejechka) |
сражаться спиной к спине | have each other's back (zeleno4ka) |
стрелять в спину | backstab (4uzhoj) |