Идиомы на букву R

  • run short
    не хватать, иссякнуть
    Mary had to go shopping late in the evening because she had run short of coffee and sugar.
  • run away with (someone)
    сбежать с кем-либо, уйти от мужа
    Joanna ran away with Mark and they got married in two months.
  • run a fever/temperature
    высокая температура
    I had a bad cold and was running a fever, so I had to stay in bed for a few days.
  • run (something) by (someone) again
    повторить что-либо кому-либо ещё раз
    I wanted my sister to run her ideas by me again.
  • raise one's voice to (someone)
    накричать на кого-либо
    My mother always raises her voice to anyone when she is angry.
  • read up on (someone or something)
    изучать что-либо, читать соответствующую литературу
    Since he had never paid much attention to either history or economics Ben had to read up on both subjects before taking the exams.
  • run off copies of (something)
    напечатать копии чего-либо
    I asked my friend to run off a few copies of my birth certificate.
  • reach a stalemate
    зайти в тупик
    The negotiations reached a stalemate, and it will be difficult to start them again.
  • run afoul of the law
    нарушить закон
    Paul Browning was arrested because he had run afoul of the law.
  • result in (something)
    происходить в результате чего-либо
    The icy roads that day resulted in a lot of car accidents.
  • read (something) into (something)
    придавать чему-либо какое-либо значение
    I decided not to read anything into the recent actions of my boss.
  • rank and file
    рядовые (служащие или солдаты)
    The rank and file of the large computer company was happy to receive their bonuses.
  • run (someone) in
    арестовать кого-либо
    They had him run in for drunken driving.
  • rest on one's oars
    бездействовать, ослабить усилия
    They decided to rest on their oars for a while before starting a new project.
  • rotten to the core
    прогнивший насквозь, бесполезный
    The house had to be pulled down as it was rotten to the core, and it was useless to repair it.
  • raw deal
    несправедливо суровое отношение
    Ron got a raw deal; he was treated unfairly, I am sure.
  • run around with (someone)
    водиться с кем-либо, иметь в друзьях кого-либо
    "I don't allow you to run around with those guys; they are a bad party."
  • run an errand
    выполнять поручение
    My brother often has to run an errand for our father.
  • run ragged
    очень уставать
    I am always being run ragged by the work in the garden.
  • raise a hand against (someone or something)
    поднять руку на кого-либо \ что-либо
    Jordan raised a hand against his wife's precious possessions, and she decided to punish him.
  • raise a stink about (something)
    поднимать вопрос, шумиху из-за чего-либо
    The dog owners raised a stink about the new pet tax.
  • run into (trouble/problems)
    попасть в беду, нажить неприятности
    Ivan ran into trouble when he tried to steal a car.
  • run up against (something)
    столкнуться, натолкнуться на что-либо
    David didn't wish to run up against this problem again, for he could picture the encounter as being awkward.
  • ring true
    звучать правдиво
    Winters in Europe are becoming milder and milder, so the predictions of the meteorologists seem to ring true.
  • run into (someone or something)
    ударить, налететь на что-либо, сбить кого-либо \что-либо
    The car ran into a tree and turned over.
  • rub elbows (with someone)
    тесно общаться с кем-либо, работать вместе
    I am a manager, and at work I rub elbows with a lot of people.
  • run down (someone or something)
    сбить кого-либо \ что-либо
    "Never cross the street against the red light; you may be run down by a car."
  • raise hell with (someone or something)
    устроить скандал кому-либо, учинить разнос из-за чего-либо
    When my dog ran into my neighbor's garden, Wanda Lee, my neighbor, raised hell with me.
  • run after (someone) or (something)
    бежать за кем-либо \ чем-либо, преследовать
    A small dog was running after a big cat.
  • run into (something)
    смешиваться с чем-либо
    During the laundry the blue paint of my dress ran into the yellow paint of blouse.
  • round up (someone or something)
    собрать кого-либо, собрать в кучу что-либо
    They were not able to round up enough footballers to play a football match last Sunday.
  • rule out (someone or something)
    исключить кого-либо \ что-либо
    The condition of the ground ruled out any chance of hunting that day.
  • right under one's nose
    прямо перед носом
    I have been searching for my pad for twenty minutes or so before I saw it right under my nose.
  • run the good race
    делать всё возможное
    The sportsman ran the good race but in the end he lost the marathon.
  • run away with (something)
    убежать с чем-либо, увлечься чем-либо
    The maid ran away with the duchess's jewels.