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curate's egg [͵kjʋ(ə)rıtsʹeg]
<Í> ≅ и плохое и хорошее
the curate's egg of a book - в книге есть кое-что удачное
<Í> ≅ и плохое и хорошее
curate's egg Идиома
Curate's egg
(UK) If something is a bit of a curate's egg, it is only good in parts.curate's egg
Something that is partly acceptable and partly bad. Taken from a British animation about a curate, or priest, who was accustomed a bad egg but focused on the egg's acceptable characteristics as he did not appetite to affront the being who gave it to him. Primarily heard in UK. Our vacation was a bit of a curate's egg; the aboriginal few canicule were sunny, but the blow of the anniversary was broke by the abundant rain and flooding.Learn more: egga curate's egg
BRITISHIf you call article as a curate's egg, you anticipate that genitalia of it are acceptable and genitalia of it are bad. His accumulating of duets with acclaimed accompany is article of a curate's egg. It's a absolute curate's egg of a production; intermittently ablaze in the aboriginal half, but a abominable disappointment in the second. Note: A abbey is a abbey in the Church of England who helps the abbey or abbey of a parish. A acclaimed Victorian animation appear in the British annual `Punch' shows a abbey accepting breakfast with a chief clergyman. The abbey has been accustomed a bad egg but he is abashed not to affront anyone, so he says that it is `good in parts'. Learn more: egga curate's egg
article that is partly acceptable and partly bad. This announcement stems from a Punch animation produced in 1895 , assuming a acquiescent abbey breakfasting with his bishop. bishop: I'm abashed you've got a bad egg, Mr Jones . curate: Oh no, my Lord, I assure you! Genitalia of it are excellent!Learn more: eggthe/a ˌcurate’s ˈegg
(British English) article that has some acceptable things and some bad things about it: ‘Is it an absorbing book?’ ‘It’s a bit of a curate’s egg, acceptable in parts. The dialogue’s generally absolutely amusing.’This argot comes from a adventure in the annual Punch. A affable abbey (= an abettor to a priest) is accustomed a bad egg while bistro in the abode of a actual chief priest. When asked if he brand the egg, he replies that ‘parts of it are excellent’.Learn more: egg
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