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443. Distinguished Strangers' gallery, the

місця для почесних гостей в англійській па­латі громад;

Would you like to hear the Irish debate? I can get you a seat in the Distinguished Strangers' gallery (J. Galsworthy).

444. disturber of the piano keys рідк. жарт. піанист;

Delia was studying under Rosenstock — you know his repute as a disturber of the piano keys (O. Henry).

  1. disturb the judgement, to ввести в оману, ^ збити з пантелику, спантели­ чити.

  2. divide and rule, to 'поділяти і влада­ рювати; imp. поділяй і владарюй [єтим. лат. divide et impera та divide et regnc];

-It has always been a trick of bankrupt rulers to divide and rule. And in this British Toryism has for long been a grim practitioner (D. W. L., June 17, 1958).

447. divide oneself into ten (або twenty і т. д.) pieces, to розірватися на частини;

He then called for his bill with the utmost haste, declared he must be. at Hereford that evening, lamented his great hurry in business, and wished he could divide himself into twenty pieces, in order to be at once in twenty places (H, Fielding).

448. divide the House, to парл. провести поіменне голосування; перен. з'ясувати по­ гляди присутніх (на щось);

Half an eye on Dr. Middleton's paihelic exit in captivity sufficed to tell Colonel De Craye that parties divided the house (G. Meredith).

  1. Divide the skin while the lion lives, to див. С-і393.

  2. divinity calf темнокоричнева оправа, палітурка з телячої шкіри (у таких опра­ вах звичайно були книги духовного змісту).

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  1. division lobby парл. коридор, у який виходять під час голосування члени англій­ ського парламенту.

  2. division of labour розподіл праці;

The division of labour to which he had referred was this: Traddles cut the mutton into slices; Mr. Micawber... covered them with pepper, mustard, salt, and cayenne; I put them on the gridiron, turned them" with a fork, and took them off (Ch. Dickens).

453. dixie land (тж. dixie-land; Dixie Land; Dixie-Land) амер. І) іст. південні рабо­ власницькі штати; 2) південні штати;

І was raised on the old "dixie-land" and still enjoy its honest, down-to-earth festival rhythms, its peasant joys and jollities (The Worker, Nov. 2, 1958).

454. do (one) a bad (060 an evil, an ill) turn, to зробити погану послугу, насолити комусь, ^ зробити ведмежу послугу, під­ класти свиню; див. тж. D-459 та D-461;

D—, at Vienna once, did me an evil turn (E. Poe)

455. do a bolt (060 c.i. a bunk, a guy), to збігти, утікти, дременути, ^ п'ятами на­ кивати; див. тж. В-431;

"How do we know he won't do a bolt in the night?" said Favell. "He's only got to cut round to the garage and get his car" (D. du Maurier).

The enemy was no longer in his line of vision, for he still, remembering Tooley's rebuke, kept under cover. It was in his mind to ask: 'Shall- we do a bunk, or stick it?' (O. Bullctt).

456. do a cinema (або theatre), to розм. піти до кіно (або до театру);

And to-night he would take her out to dine in some fine restaurant, and they would do a theatre (A. Coppard).

457. do a Crusoe on one, to залишити ко­ гось на безлюдному острові; жарт, залиши­ ти когось на самоті;

He'd have sunk me top if he'd had his dying wish. Out of spite, you see. But I done [= have done] a Crusoe on him (A, Crotiin).

  1. do (one) a dirty trick, to див. Р-553.

  2. do (one, something) a disservice, to

пошкодити чиїмсь інтересам, ^ зробити ведмежу послугу (особ.І. при бажанні при­служити); див. тж. D-454 та D-461;

  1. do (one) a dog's trick, to див. Р-553.

  2. do (one) a favour (060 a good service, a good turn), to [тж. to do (one) the favour of] зробити (дружню) послугу (комусь); див. тж. D-454 та D-459;

"Now look," said H-aviland, "if you feel that this is going to be too much for you, do me a favor and tell me now" (M. Wilson).

"And if you want to do Clara a good turn," added Ethclbertha. "you'll persuade Harris to go with you, and then Clara can join us" (Jerome K. Jerome).

462. do a fine (або an excellent, a good) job (of), to добре справитися з роботою, за­ вданням;

One group was made up of hotel unionists, whose woman spokesman did a fine job of demonstrating to the legislators and the standing-room — only crowd in Albany's Chancellors Hall how Rockfel-ler's tax program would hit the workers (The Worker, Feb. 22, 1959).

  1. do (one) a foul trick, to див. Р-553.

  2. do a good job (of), to див. D-462.

  3. do (one) a good service (або turn), to див. D-461.

  4. do a guy, to див. D-455.

  5. do a hand's turn, to дещо зробити, ^ пальцем ворухнути (звич. вжив, в запереч­ них реченнях); див. тж. N-581;

...Didn't see why they should ever do a hand's turn to help us (I, Walsh).

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