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  1. Be sick of, to див. В-1562.

  2. beside oneself (with something) не тямлячи себе (від радості, обурення тощо);

"Sit down, beggar!" screamed Squeers, almost beside himself with rage, and seizing Smike as he spoke (Ch. Dickens).

1567. beside the mark (або the point, the question) (тж. off the point) мимо, невлуч­ но, не до речі; див. тж. F-245; 1-688 та 1-747;

"It's not for me to disagree there," said Joly-on; "but that's all quite beside the mark" (7. Galsworthy).

Bows was speaking beside the question (V. Thackeray).

  1. be slow in (або on) the uptake, to бути важкодумом, не відразу зрозуміти, в чому справа; див. тж. В-1539.

  2. be slow on the draw, to амер. не зу­ міти швидко вихопити револьвер (первісна не зуміти швидко вихопити меча з піхов); див. тж. В-1540.

  3. be slow on the uptake, to див. B-1568.

  4. be slow to promise and. quick to per­ form присл. ^ краще не обіцяти, як слова не здержати.

  5. be soaked to the marrow (або to the marrow of one's bones, to the skin, through, through to the skin), to див. В-652.

  6. be so good as див. В-760.

  7. be (або go) solid (with), to амер. пол. жарг. мати однаковий погляд на щось, мати одну думку; діяти вкупі, разом.

  8. be so much to the mustard, to див. B-266.

  9. be sore put to it (for), to див. В-780.

  10. be sour of something, to мати огиду до чогось, набити собі оскомину чимсь.

You're sour of everything today, Frankie. What's itching you? (A. Maltz).

1578. be spoons on one, to розм. кохати когось, бути закоханим у когось;

But I say, Fabian, are you spoons on her? (F. Marryat).

  1. Bess o'Bedlam божевільна; див. тж. J-17.

  2. best bet, one's (або the) амер. най­ краще, що можна зробити; вірна, виграшна справа;

"An address is all I want. Somewhere I can send the blueprints."

"Exactly That would be your best bet, Alan" (D. Carter).

1581. best bib and tucker, one's жарт. (тж. жарт, one's Sunday best; one's Sunday go to meeting; one's Sunday-go-to-meeting; war paint; war-paint) краще, святкове, вихідне, парадне вбрання; див. тж. G-1141 та G-1849;

"There's a house-party," said Dinny to the young man's elevated brows. "She means tails and white tie."

"Oh! Ah! Best bib and tucker, Jean" (I. Gals­worthy).

Eating at the table in the kitchen sat six pallid children, all newly washed and dressed in the ill-assorted garments which sufficed for 'Sunday best' (F. Hardy).

Then he sat down, arranged the paper over his knees, laid his old ragged grey head back on his precious Sunday-go-to-meetings and slept (H. Lawson).

"We're not going out, are we?"

"Of course we are. It's Alison's monthly."

"Oh! Lord! If you are tired we could cut that."

"My dear! impos! she's got all sorts of people coming."

Stifling a disparagement, he sighed out: "Right-o! War-paint?

"Yes, white waistcoat" (/. Galsworthy).

  1. best card, one's (або the) самий пе­ реконливий аргумент, доказ; «козир», певна справа, надійний засіб (звич. вжив, з діє­ словом to play).

  2. best defence is offence напад—най­ краща оборона.

, 1584. be steamed up about something, to втратити самовладання, скипіти, роздрату­ватися через щось;

"What are you so steamed up about?" Yates asked angrily (S. Heym).

1585. best fish smell when they are three days old, the присл. не слід зловживати гостинністю; гості і риба через три дні псуються; див. тж. F-645.

І 586. best fish swim near the bottom, the присл. ^ те, що добре, не легко дається [етим. фр. le meilleur poisson nage pres du fond].

  1. best girl, one's чиясь кохана.

  2. bestir oneself, to почати енергійно діяти, розкачатися;

She gave him good day, and he bestirred himself and helped her to her seat, and the like, with a ready hand (Ch. Dickens).

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1589 best is oftentimes the enemy of the good, the присл. часто краще доброму на шляху стоїть; краще часто буває ворогом доброго.

1590. best man, the дружка, боярин;

Want you to meet a friend of mine. He was the best man tonight (A. Saxton).

1591. best man that ever trod (або wore) shoe-leather, the [тж. a better man never trod (або wore) shoe-leather; a more gifted man never trod this earth (або shoe-leather)] найкраща людина; кращої людини і на світі не було;

І don't take that kind of talk from the best man that ever wore shoe-leather (F. Norris).

  1. best of both worlds, the блага, що пов'язуються з двома різними умовами або обставинами {звич: вжив, коли, йдеться про невдалу спробу або неможливість одержа­ ти щось).

  2. best friends must part, the присл. і найкращі друзі бувають змушені розлу­ читися.

  3. bestow one's hand on (або upon) one, to (тж. to give one's hand to one) від­ дати комусь руку, одружитися.

Bow then was indignant at the notion that his pupil should throw her chances away in life by bestowing her hand upon a little country squire (W. Thackeray).

I will never give my hand to any man till my birth is established (W. Ainsworth).

1595. best part of something, the більша частина чогось;

"P'r'aps he's hungry."

"No, if can't be that. He had the best part of an egg this morning and I've nursed him several times today" (R. Tressell).

1596. be streets ahead of (one, something), to розм. значно випередити (когось, щось), бути значно попереду (когось, чогось);

You'll go far, Davey. You're streets ahead of me (A. _Cronin).

1597. best seller (тж. best-seller) 1) книж­ ка, на яку є великий попит;

Together with Earl Conrad, Patterson recently wrote a graphic account of the Scottsboro case, in a book called "Scottsboro Boy" which rapidly became a best seller (The Worker, Michigan Edi­tion. July 2, 1950).

2) автор книжки, на яку є великий попит.

1598. be sure, to (тж. І am sure) розм. звичайно, безумовно; авжеж;

We wouldn't mind then, when there come stormy weather. — Not for our own sakes, I mean. We

would for the poor fishermen's, to be sure (Ch. Dick­ens).

1599. be sweet on (або upon) one, to розм. бути закоханим у когось;

І think he is sweet upon your daughter (Ch. Dickens) .

  1. be swift to hear, slow to speak присл. більше слухай, а менше говори.

  2. best physicians are Dr. Diet, Dr. Quiet and Dr. Merryman, the присл. їжа, тиша та розваги — найкращі лікарі.

  1. best thing, ithe найкраще;

...A little self-denial in the matter of eating is the best thing in the world (S. Leacock),

  1. be sworn of the peace, to бути при­ значеним мировим суддею.

  2. bet (або wager) a cookie, to амер. розм. битися об заклад, іти на парі.

  1. be taken back, to амер. розгубитися;

She was slightly taken back at the overtures or a well-dressed man of thirty, who in passing looked at her (Th. Dreiser).

1606. be taken bad, to тяжко захворіти;

My mother's ill. She's been taken very bad (A. Cronin).

1607. be taken ill, to (тж. to take ill; to take to one's bed; амер. to take sick) захво­ ріти; див. тж. G-233; F-77 та L-434;

When she. reached home it was to learn to her grief that the baby had been suddenly taken ill since the afternoon (Th. Hardy).

"Don't look so worried. When did Sim take ill?"

"The beginning of the week" (A. Cronin).

The game of life was pretty nearly over for the good lady, and three months afterwards she took to her bed, where she flickered out without any pain (W. Thackeray).

1608. betake oneself to (something), to 1) віддаватися (чомусь), вдаватися до (чо­ гось);

The village betook itself to its slumbers (M. Twain).

2) рушати, рушити кудись;

Mr. Bumble and Noah Claypole betook themselves with all speed to the undertaker's shop (Ch. Dick­ens).

1609. betake oneself to flight, to (гаю. to take flight; to take to flight) утекти, кинути­ ся навтіки; п'ятами накивати; див. тж. В-431 та М-205;

Undoubtedly it is the joy of the pursuer that the quarry should take to flight (E. Thurston).

1610. betake oneself to one's heels (або legs), to див. В-431.

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  1. be tender of (one, something), to дбайливо, старанно ставитися (до когось, чогось).

  2. be that as it may як би там не було; будь що буде;

Be that as It may, his funeral at Highgate had been perfect (J. Galsworthy).

1613. be (або feel) the better for, to почу­ вати себе краще (від чогось); вигадати; див. тж. В-1628;

Не drank a glass of the beer, however, and felt the better for it (A. Doyle).

1614. be the death of, to 1) уморити з сміху; 2) звести з світу, довести до могили; дуже засмутити; див. тж. В-1616;

Gad! you'li be the death of me, woman (A. Cro-nin).

  1. be the derision of, to див. В-664.

  2. be the end of one, to (тж. to be one's end) звести когось з світу, довести когось до могили; бути причиною чиєїсь смерті; див. тж. В-1614, 2).

  3. be the heart and soul of something, to (тж. to be the soul of something) бути душею чогось .(товариства тощо).

  4. be the limit, to бути нестерпним; ^ далі йти нікуди; див. тж. Т-1021;

"My boy, you don't know these people," Blount was always telling him. "They are the limit" (Th. Dreiser).

1619. be the mainspring of something, to

(тж. to be the master spirit in something) бути головною пружиною чогось; бути заво­дієм, ватажком.

1620. be the making of one, to 1) сприяти чиємусь успіху, забезпечити комусь успіх;

І am very sorry for you, I do think Aunt Lily has been the making of you, and that it is very hard that you should have to be uprooted from her, just as you had learnt to value her (Ch. Yonge).

2) мати задатки, здібності, нахил [до чо­гось; тж. to have the making (або makings) (of something)];

You - have the makings of a soldier in you (B. Shaw).

  1. be the master spirit in something, to див. В-1619.

  2. be (або look) the picture (або the very picture) (of despair, health), to бути втіленням (відчаю, здоров'я тощо).

  3. be the rage and passion of one, to див. В-1240.

  4. be the scorn of one, to див. В-359.

  1. be the soul of something, to див. B-1617.

  2. be the very picture (of something), to див. В-1622.

  3. be the whole show (або thing), to амер. грати головну роль; підміняти всіх ін­ ших.

  4. be (або feel) the worse for, to почу­ вати себе гірше (від чогось); прогадати (на чомусь); див. тж. В-1613;

Her dignity was in no way the worse for him (G. Meredith).

  1. be the worse for (або шотл. of) drink (або liquor), to див. В-769.

  2. be three sheets in the wind (або in the wind's eye), to див. В-769.

  3. be through with one's star, to зазна­ вати невдач (після успіху); втратити попу­ лярність [етим. див. В-581].

  4. be through with something, to впо­ ратися, покінчити з чимсь, закінчити щось;

Tom's younger brother Sid, was already through with his part of the work... for he was a quiet boy, and had no adventurous, troublesome ways (M. Twain).

1633. be thrown back on oneself, to зали­ шитися без допомоги, бути покинутим, за­ лишеним напризволяще;

"The trouble will be to get more evidence. Can I act without it?"

"It's delicate," said Gradman. And Soames knew that he was thrown back on himself (J. Galsworthy).

  1. be thrown on one's back, to див. B-1252.

  2. be thrown on one's beam-ends, to див. B-1254.

  3. be (або turn) thumbs down (on), to бути проти; забороняти, протестувати [у ста­ родавньому Римі долю переможеного гла­ діатора вирішував знак, який імператор по­ давав рукою: повернутий донизу великий палець — смерть, а догори — життя]; див. тж. В-163?.

  4. be (або turn) thumbs up (on), to бути за (когось, щось); підтримувати, до­ зволяти; див. тж. В-1636.

  5. be tied by the heels, to 1) заст. бути посадженим у колодки; 2) бути заарешто­ ваним, посадженим у тюрму.

  6. be tied to hours- (або time), to 1) бу­ ти зайнятим увесь час, не мати вільної хви­ лини (або години); 2) мати точно встанов­ лений робочий день;

Cannot the landlord assist you? You are not tied to time (G. Meredith).

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