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  1. Be on edge, to див. В-258.

  2. be one's age, to див. А-108.

]'• 1229. be one's cat's paw (або cat's-paw, catspaw), to бути знаряддям у чиїхсь ру­ках; див. тж. С-457 та М-56;

' You are to be her catspaw: you are to tear the crown from her brother's head and set it on her !own, delivering us all into her hand — delivering yourself also (B. Shaw).

•: 1230. be oneself (або one's old або former Self) again, to бути знову самим собою, зно­ву добре почувати себе; див. тж. F-1077;

The honest gentleman was a little irritated, but he was himself again before either he or his friend had swallowed a dozen spoonfuls of soup (Cft. Col­lins).

  1. be one's end, to див. В-1616.

  2. be one's former (або old) self again, to див. В-1230.

1 1233. be one's own ancestor, to бути всім зобов'язаним тільки самому собі.

1234. be one's own (або one's own worst) enemy, to діяти на шкоду самому собі, шкодити самому собі;

То say the truth. Sophia, when very young, dis­cerned that Tom, though an idle, thoughtless, rat­tling rascal, was nobody's enemy but his own... (H. Fielding).

I 1235. be one's own man, to 1) бути неза-, ;лежним, розпоряджатися собою (тж. to be one's own master; to call one's soul one's own);

It would be futile for me to raise objections; youi brother is his own master. But I am sorry he should outrage society by marrying again so soon after his first wife's death (P. Marryat).

2) володіти собою, тримати себе в руках; ••добре почувати себе;

Smith laid down his glass, rose up, and took 4,9 deep breath. "I am my own man again now," said he. "I was never so unmanned before" (A. Doyle).

  1. be one's own master, to див. В-1235, 1).

  2. be one's own trumpeter, to [гак. to blow one's own horn (або trumpet); to ring one's own bell; to sing one's own praises; амер. to toot one's own horn] вихвалятися, хвастатися, займатися саморекламою, співа­ ти дифірамби самому собі [б середні віки трубними звуками в'італи знатних осіб та рицарів, що брали участь у турнірах];

Не hoped I was a good boy, which, being com­pelled to be my own trumpeter, I very modestly declared I was (Captain Marryat).

"I'm secretary of the lodge, and I can hold one *>f the best jobs on the turnpike."

"Quit blowing your horn!" Eddie shouted (A. Saxton).

But everybody ran down England, because she didn't slop over, or blow her own trumpet (J. Gals­worthy).

1238. be one's own worst enemy, to див. B-1234.

. 1239. be one's province, to бути в межах чиєїсь компетенції;

...It is our province to relate facts, and we shall leave causes to persons of much higher genius (H. Fielding).

1240. be one's rage and passion, to (тж. to be the rage and passion of one) бути пред­ метом захоплення, викликати чиєсь захоп­ лення;

My dear, it [і. е. card-play] has been the rage and passion of all our family (W. Thackeray).

  1. be one too many, to жарт, бути зай- зим [шекспірівський вираз; The Comedy of Errors, d. Ill, сц. 1].

  2. be one too many for one, to розм.

1) бути вправнішим, сильнішим, хитрішим за когось, перевершити когось, взяти верх над кимсь; 2) бути де під силу або незро­ зумілим комусь.

  1. be on even board with, to 1) мор. стояти поруч, стояти бортом до борту; 2) пе- рен. бути на рівній нозі, мати однакові пра­ ва, бути в однаковому становищі.

  2. be on fire, to 1) бути збудженим;

...When I was in the hospital I read some books, technical books a friend... sent me. I tell you I was on fire with ideas (M. Wilson).

2) запалати любов'ю; 3) див. В-257, 1); 4) виявляти старанність, запал.

1245. be on foot, to затіватися, готуватися;

Не could noi get out of his mind the idea that a conspiracy to obtain more effective control of the mining industry was on foot (K. S. Prichard).

1246. be on good terms, to бути в гарних стосунках; див. тж. В-1300;

For a time Steele and Tickell were on good terms (Th. Macaulay).

  1. be on hot bricks (або coals), to див. B-258.

  2. be on it, to амер. розм. 1) бути го­ товим зробити щось (особливо битися);

2) бути досвідченим у чомусь; ^ собаку з'їсти иа чомусь;

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4nd if you're not on it, they'll think you are. So what's the odHs? (K. S. Prichard).

  1. be on nettles, to див. В-258.

  2. be on oath, to див. B-1279.

  3. be on one, to розм. стежити, слідку­ вати за кимсь;

Cain swore softly at the valet's polite departing back. The guy was on him (D. Carter).

1252. be (або lie, be thrown) on one's back,

to 1) спорт, бути покладеним на обидві ло-патки; 2) перен. бути в тяжкому, безпорад­ному стані; бути переможеним;

The doctor staked his wig that, camped where they were in the marsh, and unprovided with remedies, the half of them would be on their backs before a week(#. Stevenson).

  1. be on one's back, to [тж. to have (one) on one's back] накидатися, нападати на когось; присікуватися до когось.

  2. (be) (або be laid, be thrown) on one's beam-ends, to 1) мор. лежати боком (про судно); 2) перен. бути в тяжкому ста­ новищі, бути збитим з пантелику;'

Не laughed the idea down completely; and Tom, abandoning it, was thrown upon his beam-ends (Ch. Dickens).

Stainford's on his beam-ends. I'm not a moralist, but I think I'll keep my word to him (J. Gals­worthy).

1255. be (або stand) on one's (або on one's good) behaviour, to 1) намагатися показати себе з кращого боку, добре зарекомендува­ ти себе (під час стажировки, іспитового- строку); 2) бездоганно поводитися;

І could have been more angry than ever I was in my life, but I must be on my good behaviour (W. Scott).

1256. be on one's bones, to бути в тяжко­ му, прикрому" (матеріальному) становищі, дійти до скрути, сісти на мілину;

Suddenly he gulped, and said: "Give us a chance, constable, I'm right on my bones If I'm in the way, I'll stand anywhere you like.'This is new to me, and two bob's all I've got left in the world besides a wife" (J. Galsworthy).

1257. be on one's books, to 1) працювати, служити у когось;

I'm a seafaring man myself, Mr. Carker, and Wai r, as is on your books here, is almost a son of mine (Ch. Dickens).

2) бути в чиїхсь списках;

...Members who have taken rank, prizemen, first-class men, wranglers, senior optimes; they are on our books, and they may remain there for months before we get them off (E. Yates).

1258. be (або lie) on one's conscience, to

непокоїти, бути на чиїйсь совісті;

І 'am for Highgate to-night. I have not seen my mother this long time, and it lies -upon my consc­ience, for it's something to be loved as she loves her prodigal son (Ch. Dickens).

1259. be (або stand) on (або upon) one's dignity, to 1) триматися з великою гідністю;

It was not necessary to stand upon her dignity here and now (Th. Hardy).

2) ображатися;

Martin was not angry. He was not even on his dignity (J. London).

  1. be on one's ear, to амер. бути дуже розлюченим, роздратованим.

  2. be (або get) on one's feet, to 1) вста­ ти з місця, підвестися; взяти слово (для того, щоб зробити зауваження з місця); 2) перен. стати на ноги, бути на ногах, ви­ дужати;

As soon as you can get on your feet, it's back to the shack for us (D. Cusack).

3) перен. стати на ноги, бути, стати не­ залежним, матеріально забезпеченим; див. тж. S-1954;

І thought that you could stop any plan to pro­secute me in this matter, and give me time to get on my feet again (Th. Dreiser).

  1. be on one's fence, to бути на чиємусь боці, захищати когось.

  2. be on one's game, to добре грати, бути в ударі, в формі; див. тж. В-1189.

  3. be on one's good behaviour, to див. B-1255.

  4. be (або lie, stand) on (або upon) one's guard, to [тж. to lie (або stand) on guard; сл. to be all there] бути насторожі, напоготові, пильнувати;

After all, she had heard enough about Mr. Frisco Jo Murphy to be on her guard against him (K. S. Prichard).

1266. be on (або upon) one's head, to бути на чиїйсь відповідальності;

On your head be it as upon his, Caesar, if you hold him free of it (B. Shaw).

  1. be on one's high horse, to 1) див. B-257, 1); 2) див. В-1340.

  2. be (або get) on one's hind legs, to-

1) стати на диби, упертися, роз'яритися,, обуритися; 2) жарт, підвестися для виголо­шення промови (тж. to be on one's legs).

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  1. be on (або upon) one's honour not to do (або say) something, to дати слово честі, бути зв'язаним словом честі не робити (або не казати) чогось.

  2. be on (або upon) one's honour to do (або say) something, to справ.а честі зроби­ ти (або сказати) щось;

It would b'e an insult to remind you, of course, that you are on your honour (M. Wilson).

1271. be on one's jack, to заст. налетіти, накинутися на когось; бити когось.

j J272. (be) on one's last legs (або сл. pins), to ^ на ладан дихати, на тонку прясти;

Не could see Rasmunsen was on his last legs (7. London).

The ballet was on its last legs... (7. Galsworthy).

Poor old chap, he's on his last pins, thought the boss (K. Mansfield).

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