Смысл: something 
something 1. [ʹsʌmθıŋ] n
<Í> 1. какая-л. должность, какое-л. положение (где-л. )
he is something in the Record Office - он занимает какую-то должность в архиве
these gentlemen are something in the City, but no one knows what - эти джентльмены что-то делают в Сити, но никто не знает, что именно
2. важная персона, «шишка»
he thinks himself something - он о себе высокого мнения; он считает себя весьма важной персоной
you think you are something? - уж не считаешь ли ты себя важной персоной?
3. имярек
Professor Something Appleby - профессор Эпплби, не помню его имени
Something Smith - Смит, как там его зовут?, какой-то Смит
4.в грам. знач. прил. эвф.
the something horse [weather]! - чёртова лошадь [погода]!
♢ to be up to something - замышлять что-л. недоброе
something on the ball - сл.
something on the hip - сл.
2.[ʹsʌmθıŋ] adv
<Í> 1. примерно, приблизительно, около
he is something under forty - ему приблизительно под сорок
we were something over a hundred - нас было приблизительно сто /несколько больше ста/ человек
it is something between twenty and thirty - это что-то между двадцатью и тридцатью
it is something like two o'clock - сейчас что-нибудь около двух (часов)
he left something like a million - он оставил что-то около миллиона
he is something like what his father was at that age - он немного напоминает своего отца, когда тот был в его возрасте [ср. тж. ♢ ]
2. несколько, немного
he is something worried - он несколько обеспокоен
she has got something stouter - она немного пополнела, она слегка округлилась
there was something too much of this - (пожалуй) это было слишком
he is something less than fair to me - он более чем несправедлив ко мне
3.прост.
he was something impatient - он был достаточно нетерпелив
he was something troubled - он был сильно взволнован
he treated me something shocking - он обошёлся со мной просто ужасно
he curses her out something fierce - он её здорово ругает
♢ something like - превосходный, чудесный, великолепный [ср. тж.
that's something like! - вот это здорово!, вот это да!
this is something like a dinner - вот это обед так обед!
he was something like an actor! - он был актёр что надо!, вот это был актёр!
3.[ʹsʌmθıŋ] indef pron
<Í> 1. что-то, кое-что
something or other - что-то, то или другое, кое-что
something or other went wrong - что-то сорвалось /вышло не так/
to make something of - извлечь какую-л. пользу из (чего-л. ), приспособить (что-л.
there is something about it in the newspapers - об этом что-то есть в газетах
I have something else to do - у меня (есть) другие дела [ср. тж. ♢ ]
he has seen something of the world - он поездил по свету, он повидал кое-что
now you see something of what I have to put up with - теперь вы имеете некоторое представление о том, с чем мне приходится сталкиваться
there's something in it - в этом что-то есть
there is something in what you say - пожалуй, в том, что вы говорите, есть рациональное зерно; к тому, что вы говорите, стоит прислушаться; по-своему вы правы
2. что-нибудь
say something - скажите что-нибудь
I must get something to eat - мне надо достать чего-нибудь поесть
3. (of) в какой-то степени, слегка, нечто вроде
he is something of a carpenter - он немного /в некотором роде/ столяр, он умеет столярничать
he is something of a painter - он немного художник, он художник-любитель
he is something of a liar - он может приврать
he speaks with something of a foreign accent - он говорит с лёгким (иностранным) акцентом
there was something of sarcasm in his voice - в его голосе проскальзывали нотки сарказма
4. (обыкн. в сочетании с или take) разг. или спиртное
will you take something? - а) не выпьете ли (вы) чего-нибудь?; б) не хотите ли поесть /закусить/?
let's have a little something - давайте перекусим немного
take a drop of something - выпейте чего-нибудь (спиртного )
5. что-то вроде
he was made a director or something - его сделали директором или ещё кем-то в этом роде
he is a doctor or something on - как будто врач или что-то в этом роде
he broke his arm or something - он сломал себе, кажется, руку
6. нечто важное; некто важный
well, that's something - это уже кое-что /не пустяк/
it's something that they are at hand - важно уже то, что они близко
it is something to have reached home without an accident! - благополучно добраться домой - это уже чего-то стоит!
♢ to see something of smb. - изредка /иногда, время от времени/ видеться с кем-л.
we hope to see something of them now - мы надеемся, что теперь будем с ними иногда видеться
there is something in the wind - что-то назревает /готовится/
something good - совет от знающего человека, на что надо ставить (на скачках )
something damp /short/ - сл.
something else - а) ещё что-нибудь; б) сл. ср. тж.
<Í> 1. какая-л. должность, какое-л. положение (
2. важная персона, «шишка»
3. имярек
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<Í> 1. примерно, приблизительно, около
2. несколько, немного
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<Í> 1. что-то, кое-что
2. что-нибудь
3. (of) в какой-то степени, слегка, нечто вроде
4. (
5. что-то вроде
6. нечто важное; некто важный
get into something Идиома
about to do something
bail someone or something out
be fed up with (with someone or something)
bend over backwards to do something
blow it (something)
bring home the importance of something to someone
bring something on
brush up on something
can't make heads or tails of something
dead set against something
get into (someone or something)
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