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Iturri one's face towards, to див. T-2189.

'turn one's footsteps (to, towards), to див. В-И26.

turn one's hand over, to дещо зро­ бити,. ^ ворухнути пальцем, взятися за холодну воду (звич. вжив, в заперечних реченнях);

Пі float the skiff down there, and I'll pull it back again, all by myself. You needn't ever turn your hand over (M. Twain).

2195. turn one's hand to something, to

взятися за щось, вдатися до чогось;

...They ought to be glad to turn their hands to anything that would help them to pay their bills... (Ch. Dickens).

They could turn their hands to anything; they knew ail modern languages, type-writing and shorthand (W. Maxwell).

turn one's head, to див. Т-2185, 2).

turn one's mind to something, to див. А-512.

iurn one's steps (to, towards), 'to див. В-1126.

turn one's stomach, to (тж. to turn the stomach of one) 1) викликати нудоту; 2) перен. обурювати когось, бути огидним;

When I hear people talk about the high standard of living in America, it turns my stomach. I know how the mass of people on the bottom live (A. Maliz).

Ward is more obsequious than ever to your mamma. It turns my stomach, it does, to hear him flatter... (IP. Thackeray).

2200. turn one's tippet, to заст. зректися своїх поглядів, відректися від своїх пере­ конань, стати відступником, ренегатом.

turn one's toes in, to вивертати но­ ги носками всередину.

turn one's toes out, to вивертати ноги носками назовні.

turn one's toes up, to див. B-725.

turn on one's heel, tfo круто повер­ нутися (і піти геть);

Hugh turned on his heel, and walked sharply away (H. Caine).

turn on the waterworks, to див. P-462.

turn (one) out bag and baggage, to див. Р-8.

turn out for the best, to вийти на краще; див. тж. Т-2208.

'turn out for the worst, to вийти на гірше; див. тж. Т-2207.

turn (one) out in the cold, to збен­ тежити, ^ напнути мокрим рядном (ко­ гось);

It was a warm evening, as his father had observed; but in one sense he had been turned out in the cold, and he felt it bitterly (J. Payn).

turn (one) out of doors, to див. P-1809.

turn (one, something) out to grass, to див. Р-1795.

turn over a new leaf, to виправи­ тися, змінитися на краще; почати жити по- новому, розпочати нове життя; див. тж. Р-1653;

Не intended to take an opportunity this afternoon of speaking to Irene. A word in time saved nine; and now that she was going to live in the country there was a chance for her to turn over a new leaf (J. Galsworthy).

2213. turn (something) over in one's head

(або mind), to [тж. to turn (something) in one's head (або mind)] старанно обмірко­вувати (щось);

I went out, and took a wretched lonely walk, and turned the matter over in my mind (W. Col­lins).

2214. turn (something) over in one's me­ mory, to старанно пригадувати (щось);

Let him turn that over in his memory, and make sure of it (Ch. Dickens).

turn (something) over in one's mind, to див. Т-2213.

turn (one) over the perch, to due. K-506.

turn purple with rage, to почервоні­ ти від люті, шаленства.

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turn Queen's evidence, to див. T-2170.

turn red in the face, to почервоніти.

turn (або twist, wind) (one) round one's (little) finger, to [тж. to wind (one) around one's (little) finger] обкрутити кру­ гом пальця (когось);

І may tell you, without vanity, that I can turn them round my finger (Ch. Dickens).

She twists him round her little finger (K. S. Pi-і chard).

turn rusty, to надутися, надуватися.

turn (one) sick, to викликати від­ разу.

turn state's evidence, to див. T-2170.

turn tail, to злякатися; утекти, збіг­ ти, ^ п'ятами накивати [первісна щодо полювання з соколом];

Не was not thinking of the men now, or what they might think; nor was he conscious that for the first time in his life he had turned tail to run from something; he was only a little sick, and he was afraid (M. & M., July, 1948).

turn the air blue, to див. С-1636.

turn the back, to див. Т-2181.

turn ithe back upon (one, something), to ,див. Т-2182.

turn the balance (або beam), to див. T-1629.

turn the best side outward, to див. Р-15П.

turn the clock back, to див. Р-1322.

turn the cold shoulder on (або upon) one, to див. G-1028.

turn the corner, to 1) вийти з скрут­ ного становища; перенести кризу (хвороби);

If I turn the corner, say of two hundred and fifty pounds, in one year; and could see my way pretty clearly to that, or something better, next year; then, and in that case, Sophy and I should be united (Ch. Dickens).

He was very ill for a fortnight, but he turned the corner Iast"Priday (S. E.).

2) військ, жарг. дезертирувати.

turn the crab, to амєр. спорт, ро­ бити міст (у французькій боротьбі).

turn the day against one, to змен­ шити чиїсь шанси на успіх, виграш, зміни­ ти співвідношення сил.

turn the laugh against one, to див. R-94.

turn the other cheek, to підставити другу щоку (під-удар) [етим. бібл.].

turn the scale (at), to важити (стільки-то).

turn the scale (або scales), to див. T-1629.

turn the screw (або screws), to див. A-513.

turn the stomach of one, to див. T-2199.

turn the tables on (або upon) one, to 1) заот. помінятися з супротивником місцями у якійсь настольній грі; 2) пєрен.. помінятися ролями з супротивником, бити когось його ж зброєю (тж. to turn one's battery against one); див. тж. Т-4 та W-119I;

Thus were the tables turned in a single moment; he who had been so near achieving a victory..., lying helpless, bound and a captive (J. Cooper).

This was the theatre founded by an ex-ship's steward, who, as the theatre became more popular, set up a partition at the back for the accommoda­tion of white persons, turning the tables on the disciples of the colour bar in New York (D. W. L., Nov. 24. 1958).

2242. turn the tide, to змінити хід, течію (чогось); див. тж. Т-1531;

When Harry Pollitt and I stepped out of the train on the station we felt that we were on sacred soil. Here the Soviet Union sacrificed her finest sons to defeat the Nazis in a battle which turned the tide for world humanity (J. Gollan, D. W. L.. Nov. ;, 195S).

iturn the turtle (або turtle), to пере­ кинутися догори дном.

turn thumbs down (on), to див. B-1636.

turn thumbs up (on), to див. В-1637.

turn (something) to account (060 to good account), to [тж. to turn (some­ thing) to advantage] скористатися чимсь, використати щось, повернути щось собі на користь; див. тж. М-694;

І know you would say this to no one else. Can I turn it to no good account for yourself, Mr. Car­ton? (Ch. Dickens).

2247. turn to a statue, to скам'яніти, зав­ мерти;

A low whistle turned him to a statue (E. Seton-Thompson).

turn (one) to bag and wallet, to заст. стати жебраком, піти на жебри, ^ піти з торбами.

turn to bay, to див. S-1SS9.

turn to dust and ashes, to піти пра­ хом (про надії).

turn (one, something) to flight, to див. Р-1794.

turn (something) to good account, to див. Т-2246.

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225S. turn to the path of something, to див. Е-2І7.

turn (one) to the right-about, to див. S-458, 1).

turn Turk, to розм. стати дратівли­ вим, дразливим, зарозумілим, гордовитим або жорстоким.

turn turtle, to due. T-2243.

turn up again like a bad halfpenny (або penny, shilling), to див. С-9І4.

turn up missing, to див. В-276.

turn up one's heels, to 1) див. В-725; 2) див. Т-2Т29, 1) та 2).

turn up one's nose (at one, some­ thing), to див. L-1185.

turn up one's sleeve, to див. R-656.

turn up one's toes (to the daisies), to -див. В-725.

turn (something) upside down, to перевернути догори .ногами (щось);

Ever since she got here, she's been turning the place upside down with her cleaning and dusting and all (M. Wilson).

turn up the whites of one's eyes, to закотити очі.

turn up trumps, to розм. виявитися кращим, ніж можна було сподіватися; щасливо закінчитися, добре скластися;

І say, uncle Із turning up trumps (V. Loder).

turn white into black, to див. C-77.

turn yellow, to див. F-864.

Turpentine State, the див. О-314.

Tweedledum and Tweedlededum (тж. Tweedlededum and Tweedledee; Tweedledee and Tweedledum; Tweedledee and Tweedle­ dedum; tweedledum and tweedlededum; tweedlededum and tweedledee; tweedledee and tweedledum; tweedledee and tweedlede­ dum) двійники, люди або .речі, які важко, неможливо розпізнати, ^ схожі, як дві краплі води, одного поля ягоди, одного тіста книш; [іронічний вираз, утворений поетом Дж. Байромом (І. Byrom, 1692— 1763) для позначення двох, музичних шкіл Англії першої половини XVIII ст., які во­ рогували між собою, хоч між ними була незначна різниця]; див. тж. D-360;

The ass or scoundrel Robinson is no greater than or not as great an ass and scoundrel as that ass and scoundrel Jones! Tweedledee and Tweedledum! (Tit. Dreiser).

twenty and twenty times див. Т-1573.

twice removed троюрідний (брат), троюрідна (сестра); див. тж. О-420, 1).

twice told tale, а див. Т-1310.

twiddle one's fingers (або thumbs), to див. Е-61.

twilight of the gods сутичка, в якій боги і велетні — сили зла—знищують одні одних [єтим. ісл. ragna rokkr].

twilight sleep мед. засіб обезболю­ вання пологів [етим, нім. Dammerschlaf];

It was time Annette went up to her for good; and there was a thing they called twilight sleep. To have her suffering was not to be thought of! (7. Galsworthy).

2276. twinge of shame, а почуття сорому;

Egg, with a twinge of shame for his bad man-tiers, put fear away from him and remembered his duties as host (G. Bullett).

twinges of conscience, the див. Р-51.

twin soul жарт, споріднена душа.

twirl one's fingers (або thumbs), to див. Е-6І.

twist in one's tongue, a кооноязнч- нїсть, недорікуватість, недомовність.

twist of fate, а Іронія долі;

And it carne into his mind that, but for a twist of fate, she would have been mistress of this coppice, showing this cow-house to him, a visitor (/. Galsworthy).

twist of the wrist вправність рук; спритність, вмілість.

twist one's fingers, to ^ ламати пальці (від хвилювання, горя тощо).

twist one's tail, to дати комусь на- гінки, ^ показати, де раки зимують;

"I'm not satisfied," he began, abruptly. "1 want something that'll make slum landlords sit up. We're here to twist their tails. The appeal's too mild" (/. Galsworthy).

twist one's words, to перекручувати значення слів.

twist (one) round one's (little) fm- ger, to див. Т-2220.

twists and turns тонкощі, деталі, подробиці; усі кутки і закутки.

twist the lion's tail, to ^ виступа­ ти з нападками на Англію.

two and two див. B-3264.

two and two make four цілком зро­ зуміло; ясно, як двічі по два—чотири.

two bits амер. срібна монета в 25 центів;

Не was sixteen years in the business and he had seen the endless, murky river of men with art old shirt on their backs and two bits in their pockets (A. Maltz).

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