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  1. Dog's luck див. D-324.

  2. dog smells his own first, а присл. ^ подивись спочатку на себе; не викидай усіх палиць на чужих галиць;

A dog smells his own firstl That's me, Dave. I'm always criticizing the younger ones for being impatient (D. Carter).

541. dog's nose сл. суміш пива з джином;

...Не did not twice a week, for- twenty years, taste 'dog's nose,' which your committee find upon inquiry to be compounded of warm porter, moist sugar, gin, and nutmeg (Ch. Dickens).

542. dogs of war, the страхіття війни [ча­ стина шекспірівського виразу let slip the dogs of war; Julius Caesar, d. Ill, сц. 1];

Of course-the dogs of war weren't a complete pack without a yelp from the San Augustine Rifles, Company D., of the Fourteenth Texas Regiment CO. Henry).

  1. dogs that bark at a distance don't bite at hand див. В-159.

  2. dogs that put up many hares kill none див. А-251.

  3. dog that fetches will carry, the присл. S той, хто плете плітки-з вами, буде плес­ ти І про вас; див. тж. W-680.

  4. dog that trots about finds a bone, the присл. ^ вовка ноги годують.

  5. dog the footsteps of one, to 1) див. D-525; 2) перен. йти тим же шляхом, на­ слідувати чийсь приклад, бути чиїмсь вір­ ним послідовником [тж. to follow (або tread) in one's footsteps; to follow (або tread) in the footsteps (або steps) of one;

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to follow one's steps; to tread in one's steps; рідк. to walk in one's steps];

I am on the hill-top, and must go down into the valley; and when Uncas follows in my footsteps, there will no lon-ger be any of the blood of the Sagamores, for my boy is the last of the Mohicans (J. Cooper).

Soames was but following in the footsteps of his father, who had been in the habit of going at least once a week to see his sisters at Timothy's (J. Galsworthy).

I do not presume to enter into competition with our greatest contemporary Poets. Yet I am willing to tread in the footsteps of any who have preceded me (P- Shelley).

  1. dog the heels (або steps) of one, to див. D-525.

  2. dog watch (гас. dog-watch) мор. вах­ та від 4 до б або від б до 8 годин вечора [перекручене dodge watch. Команда корабля поділялася на дві вахти — the starboard watch та the port watch. Кожна вахта три­ вала чотири години. Щоб уникнути чергу­ вання тих самих людей завжди в один час, денна вахта (з 4 до 8 годин) була розбита на дві — по дві години кожна. Ці двохгодин- ні вахти і називалися the first dodge watch та the second dodge watch];

One bell had sounded in the second dog watch, and the echoes still jangled in Harvey's ears (A. Cronin).

  1. dog will not cry if you beat him with a bone, а присл. ^ не страши кота салом.

  2. do hair, to див. D-621.

  3. do (one) harm, to (тж. to do harm to one) заподіяти шкоду, зло, лихо комусь; пошкодити чиїйсь репутації, чиїмсь інтере­ сам;

Meanwhile it had dawned upon Denis, since' his departure, that by his rash action he had done incalculable harm to Mary and himself (A. Cronin).

553. do (060 pay, render) (one) homage, to [тж. to do (або pay, render) homage to one; to pay (або show) (one) deference; to pay (або show) deference to one] засвідчувати, висловлювати пошану, поважати, шанувати, виявляти увагу, ставитися з повагою, від­ давати належне;

Не had a mighty respect for Mr. Dombey, and rendered him due homage... (С/г. Dickens).

We are at present much more inclined to join in paying homage to the genius of a great man than to engage in a controversy concerning church-government and toleration (Th. Macaulay).

554. do (або pay) (one) honour, to [тж. to do (або give, pay) honour to one] робити честь, віддавати шану (комусь); див. тж. D-659;

Morris had (o make his arrangements accordingly and satisfy the desire of grief-stricken friends and relatives to do honour to their dead in the only way they could (K. S. Pricfiard).

  1. doing is better than saying див. А-93.

  2. do (something) in one's own good

time, to робити за своїм розсудом, робити, коли вважаєш можливим, слушним (щось).

  1. do in Rome as Romans do (або-as Rome does) див. D-489.

  2. do (one) in the eye, to груб, нахаб­ но, безсоромно дурити, обманювати (ко­ гось);

Now, ma'am, suppose Hornblower puts his hand to that, he'll have been done in the eye, and six thousand all told out of pocket (J. Galsworthy).

  1. do it among you! розм. зробіть це разом!

  2. do its work, to зробити своє діло.

  3. do Judas to one, to зрадити когось.

He's maybe dead now because he trust you. He trust you, you do Judas to him (A. Malts).

562. do (one, something) justice, to [тж. to do justice to (one, something)] віддавати належне, ставитися справедливо, безсто- ронньо, неупереджено (до когось, чогось), оцінити належно (страву); див. тж. D-476; D-666 та G-939;

Since then, so far as Desert could be tied to anything, he had been tied to those two; nor, to do him justice, had he realized till a month ago that the attraction was not Michael, but Fleur (J. Gals-wort fly).

563. do (something) like a bird, to робити охоче (щось); див. тж. L-776;

She's as French as she was thirty-five years ago when we brought her hack from our honey-moon. Cooks like a bird, still (J. Galsworthy).

  1. dollar diplomacy «доларова диплома­ тія».

  2. dollars, quarters, and pennies див. L-1445.

  3. dollars to doughnuts амєр. розм. всі шанси, без сумніву, напевно (часто у формі it is dollars to doughnuts);

Somebody like to have murdered Bonny Fern day before yesterday, and dollars to doughnuts it was one of you hoodlums (J. Conroy).

  1. dolled up fit to kill див. D-835.

  2. domestic law державне -право.

  3. domiciliary visit домашній, хатній об­ шук; огляд' приватного будинку або квар­ тири представниками офіціальних органів.

  4. do (one) mischief, to. (тж. to do mis­ chief to one) заподіяти комусь зло, лихо, шкоду; завдати комусь збитків;

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But Square, who was a less violent, was a much more artful man; and as he hated Jones more perhaps than Thwackum himself did, so he contrived to do him more mischief in the mind of Mr. All-worthy (H. Fielding).

  1. done in a corner зроблений нишком, крадькома, потай.

  2. done (або roasted) to a turn піджа­ рено якраз в міру, дуже добре (про м'ясо; первісна вжив, щодо м'яса, яке жари­ лося па рожні);

You eat that — every bit of it, mindJ — and then by that time the chops will be done to a turn (7. Greenwood).

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