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  1. cheat the gallows (або the halter), to flue. C-557.

  2. cheat the journey, to коротати час у дорозі.

  3. Cheat the time, to див. В-766.

  4. cheat the worms, to див. С-558.

  5. checkerboard crew амер. с.г. 1) група білих і чорних робітників; 2) група ув'язне­ них білих і чорних.

  6. check (або crush, nip) (something) in the bud, to підрізати, знищитч в корені; не дати розцвісти, розгорнутися;

Guessing his intentions, she had resolved to check them in the bud (Ch. Dickers).

She had a feeling that it was hardly within her province to nip young affection in the bud (Th. Hardy).

565. cheek brings success [так. faint heart never won.fair lady; fortune favours the bold (або the brave); fortune gives her hand to a bold man; grasp the nettle and it won't sting you; none but the brave deserve the fair] присл. ^ чия відвага, того й перемо­ га; сміливість города бере; сміливий на­ скок—половина порятунку; див. тж. Н-1239;

But "faint heart never won fair lady," so I made bold to speak to Rose (M. Edgeworth).

Fortune favours the brave. She had the great, the incomparable good fortune to obtain the services of Mr. Percy and Miss Baines (F. Danby).

566. cheek by jowl (або jole) поруч; віч- на-віч, запросто, інтимно;

And the post-office and a handsomely spired church, together with an old and interesting grave­yard, cheek by jowl with an automobile sales­room (Th. Dreiser).

I'll go with thee, cheek by jole (W. Shakespeare).

567. (as) cheerful as a cricket (або a grig, a lark, a larry, a sand-boy, a sandboy, as marriage bells, as maids) [тж. (as) happy as a clam (або as a clam at high tide); (as) happy as a king (або as a lark, as a larry, as a sandboy, as a sand-boy; as the day is long); (as) jolly as a sandboy (або as a sand-boy); (as) merry as a cricket (або as a grig, as a marriage-bell, as a sandboy, as a sand-boy; as maids); (as) gay as a lark; жарт, (as) joyful as a drum at a wedding] дуже веселий, щасливий, задоволений; ^ веселий, як весняний жайворонок; див. тж. В-2236;

Michael dwelt for a moment on his Aunt May. Forty — he supposed — with three children and fourteen hundred things to attend to every day; shingled, and cheerful as a sandboy. Nice-looking woman, Aunt May! (J. Galsworthy). •

Happy as a lark. Refined, too, in her own quiet way Put on weight, she has, since she's been with me" '(A. Cronin).

I'm as happy as a larry to be on the job again (K. S. Prichard).

...We trotted up Drury Lane, merry as crickets (7. Galsworthy)..

I shall be as merry as a sand-boy, and so shall you (F. Marryat).

We'll be as gay as larks to-morrow morning (Ch. Dickens).

568. cheer (або delight, gladden, rejoice, warm) the cockles of one's heart, to (тж. to do one's heart good) радувати, тішити серце, приносити насолоду; див. тж. D-527 та W-143;

І have just had the innermost cockles of my heart rejoiced by a letter from Lyell (Ch. Darwin).

"Well," he said, as he took her arm — and there was an exuberance of good-fellowship in the word which fairly warmed the cockles of her heart (Th. Dreiser).

  1. cheer to the echo, to див. А-500.

  2. cheer up! підбадьорені, веселіше!;

And now she looked at the others, they were smiling too. "Cheer up, we won't bite," their smile seemed to say (K. Mansfield).

571. cheesecake press ірон. буржуазна сен­ тиментальна преса;

...But this does not prevent the Daily Mirror and Daily Sketch from complaining that the Soviet Union has the biggest armaments in the world — as though it had not offered a dozen times to cut them down to mere police forces, if the U.S.A. Britain and France did the same: and as though our egregious cheesecake press was not foremost in jeering at the Soviet offers (Marxism Today, Sept., 1961).

572. cheese it! амер. сл. стережись!, тікай!;

"Cheese it, old man," he murmured reproach­fully (0. Henry).

  1. cheese-paring policy політика копійча­ ної економії.

  2. chequered career ^ мінливості долі.

  3. cherish a dream, to плекати мрію.

  4. cherish (або entertain, nurse) a hope (або one's hopes), to плекати, живити надію (або надії);

All that day she had cherished the hope that it would be possible to bury Angus over the hills, at Gosforth (H. Саме).

...I can al least nurse along my hopes, and have some moments when I think I feel good (S. Heym).

577. cherish (або harbour, nurse) an iflu- sion, to мати ілюзії;

cherish

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Dondolo was not the man ever to have harboured illusions about the French (S. Heym).

578. cherish a passion, to виплекати при­ страсть;

...And thus she went on cherishing a passion of which she never once considered the consequences (Я. Fielding).

579. cherish (або foster, nourish, warm) a serpent (або a snake, a viper) (in one's bosom), to пригріти змію на грудях [етим. лат. viperam nutricare sub ala — відігріти гадюку під крилом (Петроній); in sinu vipe­ ram habere—• мати гадюку на грудях (Ці- церон)];

What a viper have I been fostering in my bosom! (O. Goldsmith).

"For five-and-thirty years," she said, and with good justice, "I never have seen the individual who has dared in my own house to question my authority. I have nourished a viper in my bosom" (W. Thackeray).

You don't know what a little viper you have been warming, nor what things she has been continually saying of you (Ch. Yonge).

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