Dec 14, 2022 13:49
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Russian term
плющить
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Контекст такой: у одного все получается лучше, а второго просто 'плющит' от этого.
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can't stand
one of them is quite good at it, the other can't stand it
https://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/плющить
плющить - перен., жарг., безл. вызывать крайне неприятные ощущения ◆ Я по работе тоже практически весь день у компа, так к вечеру у меня голова кружиться начинает и плющит меня конкретно так, сосредоточиться сложно. «Наши дети: Подростки», 2004 г. [НКРЯ]
https://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/плющить
плющить - перен., жарг., безл. вызывать крайне неприятные ощущения ◆ Я по работе тоже практически весь день у компа, так к вечеру у меня голова кружиться начинает и плющит меня конкретно так, сосредоточиться сложно. «Наши дети: Подростки», 2004 г. [НКРЯ]
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Anton Konashenok
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Marlin31
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Sofia Gutkin
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svetlana cosquéric
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feel deflated/feel crushed
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Victoria Loukianova
: https://argo.academic.ru/3946/плющить
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Thank you, Victoria. Enjoy the day.
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be smashed/overwhelmed by
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2 hrs
He goes apoplectic from this
Я бы так перевела, исходя из вашего объяснения
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..is giddy about it
One is getting better at it, and the other is just 'giddy' about it.
If you feel giddy, you feel unsteady and think that you are about to fall over, usually because you are not well. [...] see reference at Collins dict.
be giddy (with: He was almost giddy with pleasure – Его чуть ли не "плющило" от кайфа epoost); be dizzy
If you feel giddy, you feel unsteady and think that you are about to fall over, usually because you are not well. [...] see reference at Collins dict.
be giddy (with: He was almost giddy with pleasure – Его чуть ли не "плющило" от кайфа epoost); be dizzy
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Sofia Gutkin
: "To feel giddy" is usually a positive thing, so it's the opposite to what is needed here.
REPLY: If you're completely wrong? Yes. Why would you post an answer if you're clearly not familiar enough with English?
1 day 13 hrs
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Was it necessary to express your opinion? Please leave it for yourself. REPLY:If I am wrong in some expressions, it does not mean that I'm not clearly familiar with English.Anyway, I am not in a mood to discuss my language skills with you :)Waste of time
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The Misha
: This place is all about expressing professional opinions.
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1 day 21 hrs
goes mad with envy
based on the explanation you provided
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