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The meaning of the phraseological unit floats finely. "The complete version of the famous Russian proverbs": Two pair of boots, both left

08.02.2021

Swim shallow Nebr. 1. It is bad to understand something without having sufficient knowledge, skills, experience. Except for Pastukhov, there was no one left who could do this. (swim shallowly, do you understand? Well, who, who? no one, no one!) (K. Fedin. Unusual summer). 2. To occupy an unenviable official or social position; have a low rank, an insignificant position. [ Ahov:] Do you think this is about you? You swim shallowly to write laws for you (A. Ostrovsky. Not all Shrovetide for the cat). - Scanty brains! - Lyolya threw the newspaper on the table. - All your life you swam shallowly and so you will die small fry. How do the editors believe you, I don't know (Paustovsky. Moscow summer).

Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language. - M .: Astrel, AST... A.I. Fedorov. 2008.

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Swim shallow - (footnote) to deal with trifles about a petty person in general. Wed Your teacher ... swam too shallow. He had a mania, a kind of mania, like a Shchedrinsky blood-sucker, a mania of klutochek, numbers, addition and subtraction of household primer. P.… … Michelson's Big Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)

swim shallow - Spread. Disapproved. Only nesov. Not have sufficient data (abilities, knowledge, experience) to accomplish something significant; poorly understand anything. With noun with meaning faces: a young man, a student ... swims fine; shallow swim in what? in… … Educational phraseological dictionary

swim shallow - (footnote) to do little things; about a petty person in general Cf. Your teacher ... swam too shallow. He had a mania, akin to that of Shchedrin's Judas, a blood sucker, a mania for cells, numbers, addition and subtraction of household examples. P. Boborykin. ... ... Michelson's Big Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary

swim shallow - 1) Not have sufficient data (abilities, strength, knowledge, experience, etc.) to accomplish something. M. swim in math. M. swim to become a lead actor. 2) To occupy an insignificant public or official position ... Dictionary of many expressions

SMALL SWIM - there can be no comparison. Next to Sonya, the rest of the girls swam shallowly: she was more decorated with flags than the steamer during the holidays ... Big semi-explanatory dictionary of the Odessa language

Swim shallow - Spread. Disapproved. 1. Not have sufficient abilities, strength, knowledge to do something. significant. 2. To occupy a minor official or social position. FSRYa, 3214 BMS 1998, 449. 3. Simple. Disapproved. Be ignorant of business; give in ... A large dictionary of Russian sayings

Swim shallowly - touch the bottom. - Finely float the bottom to touch. See TRUE TESTED ... IN AND. Dahl. Russian proverbs

LITTLE Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

finely - SMALL. adv. k small in 1, 2, 3 and 6 digits. Chop sugar finely. The ship sat shallow in the water. Plow finely. (adv.). ❖ Shallow swim (colloquial) not have sufficient abilities, strength, knowledge for any business. Ushakov's explanatory dictionary. D.N. ... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

LITTLE - SMALL. adv. k small in 1, 2, 3 and 6 digits. Chop sugar finely. The ship sat shallow in the water. Plow finely. (adv.). ❖ Shallow swim (colloquial) not have sufficient abilities, strength, knowledge for any business. Ushakov's explanatory dictionary. D.N. ... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

Spread. Nebr. 1. It is bad to understand something without having sufficient knowledge, skills, experience. Except for Pastukhov, there was no one left who could do this. (swim shallowly, do you understand? Well, who, who? no one, no one!) (K. Fedin. Unusual summer). 2. To occupy an unenviable official or social position; have a low rank, an insignificant position. [ Ahov:] Do you think this is about you? You swim shallowly to write laws for you (A. Ostrovsky. Not all Shrovetide for the cat). - Scanty brains! - Lyolya threw the newspaper on the table. - All your life you swam shallowly and so you will die small fry. How do the editors believe you, I don't know (Paustovsky. Moscow summer).

- to swim verb., nsv., upotr. compare ...
Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary
- Society. Most likely it is suf. derivatives of multiples to float ...
Etymological dictionary of the Russian language
Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
- or sail south., zap. float, not sink, stay on the surface of the liquid, according to its specific gravity, its lightness, or the strength of its movements, emphasis, rowing ...
Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
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Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
- SWIM, swim, swim, unsover. one...
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
- swim nesov. not transferable. 1. Move on the surface of water or in water, keep on it or in it. Ott. Go swimming. Ott. To serve for swimming, be fit for swimming ...
Efremova's explanatory dictionary
- swim ayu-ukr. plavati, art. swim πλεῖν, bulg. floating, slovenian. plávati, plа̑vаm, Czech. plavati, slvts. plávаt᾽. Converted from Iter. * plaviti influenced by ite. forms in -vati; see Trautmann, BSW 223 ...
Vasmer's Etymological Dictionary
- do the little things; about a petty person in general Cf. Your teacher ... swam too shallow ...
Michelson's Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary
- to do little things - about a petty person in general. Wed Your teacher ... swam too shallow ...
Michelson's Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)
- Spread. Nebr. 1. It is bad to understand something, not having sufficient knowledge, skills, experience. Except for Pastukhov, there was no one left who could take on this. 2. To occupy an unenviable official or social position ...
Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language
- See TRUE -...
IN AND. Dahl. Russian proverbs
- 1. Volga. Good at smth. Glukhov 1988, 123. 2. Obl. Approved Be in smth. experienced, knowledgeable, or apt for SRNG 6, 207 ...
- Spread. Disapproved. 1. Not have enough ability, strength, knowledge to do smth. significant. 2. To occupy a minor official or social position. FSRYa, 3214 BMS 1998, 449. 3. Simple. Disapproving ...
A large dictionary of Russian sayings
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Word forms
- adj., number of synonyms: 2 sailed floated ...
Synonym dictionary

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