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  1. Be out of one's powers, to див. В-569.

  2. Be out of one's reckoning, to див. B-1448.

1480. be out of one's senses, to див. В-1477. 1481^ be out of one's sphere, to див. В-1473. 1482. be out of one's way, to 1) не стояти

на чиємусь шляху; 2) не заважати комусь; 3) не бути в чиїйсь компетенції;

be out

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"Epaulets are quite out of my way," says Mr. Franklin, laughing. "You know I live in Quaker city" (У. Thackeray).

  1. be out of one's wits, to див. В-1477.

  2. be out of order, to 1) бути зіпсова­ ним, не працювати (про речі, прилади); 2) бути не в порядку; 3) не стояти на по­ рядку денному;

Conference unanimously endorsed a standing orders ruling that a third resolution, demanding that the Communist Party dissolve, was out of order (D. V. L., June 8, 1957).

  1. be out of patience with, to див. B-1451.

  2. be out of pocket, to 1) заст. не мати грошей; 2) бути в програшу, зазнати збит­ ків (тж. заст. to be out of purse), втратити, прогадати; див. тж. В-945;

If a man had won a few shillings on a race, he was satisfied it had been a good day, although he might be a few pounds out of pocket (K. S. Pri-chard).

  1. be out of practice, to не практику­ ватися, не тренуватися; не мати практики.

  2. be out of purse, to див. В-1486, 2).

  3. be out of relation (to), 'to {тж. to bear no relation (to)] не мати ніякого від­ ношення (до чогось, когось); див. тж. В-332.

  4. be out of sale, to не бути у продажу; див. тж. В-712 та В-996.

  5. be out of season, to ще не поспіти (про фрукти); бути ще непридатним для спо­ живання (про рибу, дичину). '

  6. be out of short frocks, to перестати носити дитячий одяг; перен. вийти з дитя­ чого віку, вирости;

But there was something advanced and enterpris­ing about Young Smallways before he was out of short frocks (H. Wells).

  1. be out of sorts, to 1) див. В-440, 2); 2) погано почувати себе, бути не зовсім здоровим.

  2. be out of spirits, to див. В-440, 2).

  3. be out of step, to не йти в ногу; пе­ рен. розходитися, мати розбіжність;

In short, from the British point of view, both France and the United States are out of step (L. M., May, 1956).

1496. be out of step with the times, to не

йти в ногу з часом, відставати від' життя.

1497. be (або keep) out of the limelight (або spotlight), to бути або залишатися не­ відомим, бути не в моді, не викликати інте­ ресу; див. тж. В-995, 2);

You're wholly unvocal, utterly out of the limelight (J. Galsworthy).

I was writing a book, and trying to keep well, and doing my honest best to keep out of the lime­light; but the fates were in a mood of special wag­gery, it appeared, and came and dragged me out of my hiding-place (U. Sinclair).

1498. be out of the picture, to (переважно амер.) не бути на висоті становища; не га­ раздувати, не бути популярним; див. тж. В-1008;

Then, when Wally was out*of the picture, he wanted to make the ball some sort of compensation and defence for Daphere (K. S. Prichard).

  1. be out of the running, to вийти з гри, не мати шансів на виграш; бути не при справах.

  2. be out of the spotlight, to див. В-1497.

  3. be (або keep) out of the swim, to не бути в курсі справ; стояти осторонь від подій, що відбуваються; див. тж. В-1025.

  4. be out of the way, to не бути, не стояти на шляху; не заважати; див. тж. S-1920, 2);

Mrs. Danvers' orders, Madam, were that we were to take the chairs round to the back, to be out of the way (D. du Maurier).

1503. (be) out of the wood (або woods), to (переважно амер.) вийти з утруднення; зна­ йти рішення (чогось);

"Francis Wilmot?"

"Yes. He's out of the wood, now" (J. Gals­worthy).

Maybe next year this time we'll be out of the woods? (M. Wilson).

1504. be out of touch (with), to втратити зв'язок, не мати зв'язку; не зустрічатися; див. тж. В-1038;

Не had been out of touch with the Forsyte family at large for twenty-six years (7 Galsworthy).

  1. be (або fall) out of use, to вийти з ужитку; див. тж. F-108.

  2. be out of voice, to див. В-851.

  3. be out of water, to бути не в своїй стихії; бути як риба без води; див. тою. В-917, В-І068 та В-1474;

Sometimes I am fairly sure I am out of water (/. London).

  1. be out of work, to див. В-1450.

  2. be out on a hoot, to сл. пиячити, гу­ ляти; див. тж. В-1395;

Anyway he's had his life — he's had a good time...— probably been out on a hoot (S. Leacock).

1510. be out on one's ear, to сл. зазнати поразки; бути вигнаним (з роботи, посади);

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be put

He'll be out on his ear at the next election (K. S. Prichard).

You're hired. Three pounds a week and a sand­wich lunch. Only see you keep going. No stacking or you're out on your ear (A. Cronin).

1511. be out on one's neck, to сл. бути вигнаним (з роботи, посади);

"Your wonderful Bette won't last long where she is," said Pearl with a fury that bewildered Phyl. "She'll be out on her neck, and serve her right, too" (7. Lindsay).

1512. be out on the field (with), to вою­ вати, битися; перен. боротися, ворогувати (з кимсь, чимсь);

"Our mother," he said, "can't marry a man with whom one or both of us has been out on the field, and who has wounded us or killed us, or whom we have wounded or killed" (W. Thackeray),

1513. be (або get) outside of something, to

груб, зжерти, з'їсти або випити щось;

In five minutes we'll be outside of some beer (J. Lindsay).

  1. be out to do something, to див. B-1445.

  2. be over, to закінчитися, пройти, ми­ нути;

As far as his regiment was concerned, this campaign was over now (W. Thackeray).

1516. be over head and ears in love, to

див. В-788.

1517. be over one's head, to бути незро­ зумілим; див. тж. В-216;

The technical jargon, bandied so casually, was over Erik's head (M. Wilson).

1518. be over something, to здолати, пе­ ребороти щось (якесь почуття тощо);

І hated you for a long time. I'm not all over it yet (D. Carter).

  1. be past (all) hope, to див. В-564.

  2. be past praying for, to 1) бути без­ надійною, пропащою невиправною людиною; 2) бути на краю катастрофи; бути безнадій­ но хворим або у безнадійному стані.

  3. be past the spoon, to вийти з дитя­ чого віку, стати дорослим.

  4. be penny wise and pound foolish, to рискувати великим заради малого; звертати увагу на дрібниці, а не на основне; бути Дріб'язковим; див. тж. Р-307 та S-2285.

  5. be personal, to переходити на осо­ бистості, «називати прізвища», «вказувати пальцем»; див. тж. В-613.

Н 1 may say so. Doctor, without being person-a|, you're doing remarkably nicely (A. Cronin).

1524. be pettycoat-ridden, to ^ бути під черевиком у жінки;

"You let mamma rule you in everything, grand­papa."

"Why, so I do," says grandpapa. "Rachel, my love, the way in which I am pettycoat-ridden is so evident that even this baby has found it out" (W. Thackeray).

1525. be pinned (або tied) to one's moth­ er's (або wife's (' т. д.) apron-string (або apron-strings), to бути немов прив'язаним до матері або дружини, бути залежним від матері або дружини; ^ бути під черевиком;

"І have been tied to her apron-string all my life," I heard him grumble to himself (W. Col­lins).

I didn't think in these days boys were tied to their mother's apron-strings (J. Galsworthy).

1526. be placed on the horns of a dilemma,

to (тж. to be put into a dilemma) стати, бути поставленим перед ділемою;

Counsel realized that he was placed on the horns of a dilemma (H. Came).

1527. be poles apart (або asunder), to бу­ ти діаметрально протилежними, зовсім різ­ ними; не мати нічого спільного;

"We are not a bit alike, you know," she said, "our characters are poles apart" (D. du Maurier).

1528. be pot and can in something, to

амер. заст. мати однакову думку щодо чогось; діяти заодно по відношенню до чогось.

1529. be (або feel) proud of (one, some­ thing), to [тж. to be vain of (one, something)] гордитися, пишатися (кимсь, чимсь); див. тж. F-356;

"І shall feel proud of your acquaintance, Sir," said the little doctor (Ch. Dickens).

  1. be put into a dilemma, to див. В-1526.

  2. be put on probation, to 1) проходити іспитовий період, стажування; 2) одержати умовний вирок;

..In addition he was ordered to be put on pro­bation (D. W. L., July 20, 1957).

  1. be put on the market, to іти у про­ даж.

  2. be put to it, to бути в прикрих об ставинах; відчувати нестачу чогось, потребу в чомусь;

І was sadly put to it for a scythe or sickb (D. Defoe).

1534. be put to shifts, to бути а скруті опинитися в дуже скрутному становищі бути змушеним викручуватися;

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be sick

Von Kempelen had never been even tolerably well off during his residence at Bremen; and often, it was well known, he had been put to extreme shifts in order to raise trifling sums (E. Poe).

  1. be put to the push, to проходити тяжке випробування, підлягати тяжкому випробуванню.

  2. be putty in one's hands, to бути сліпим знаряддям у чиїхсь руках; див. тж. В-1819;

Confound it, that is why we are putty in their hands, George (L. Tracy).

  1. be queer about the gills, to див. B-573.

  2. be (або feel) queer about the head, to почувати запаморочення, нездужати.

  3. be quick in (або on) the uptake, to

(тж. шотл. to be gleg at the uptake) швидко мізкувати; відразу зрозуміти, в чому спра­ва; див. тж. В-1568;

If a town dweller were asked what he thought was the chief difference between a town child and a country child, the chances are that he'd say the town child was quicker on the uptake than his rural counterpart (D. W. L., Oct., 1957).

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