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and to top it offи вдобавок ко всему прочему (Dunbar was full of houses maybe not quite as small as the one you describe, but not much bigger. People raised families there, usually with more kids than people tend to have now. They've been torn down, huge places built...I've gone through the open houses and been appalled to find more bathrooms than bedrooms, (can no one share anything anymore?), plus all the rooms you describe and sometimes another media room or exercise room. And to top it off, they're often empty most of the year. Or being used for Air B&B. Even the lots are paved. Just helping climate change along! vancouversun.com ART Vancouver)
and while one is at itи заодно (John, pick up some milk at Safeway after work, okay? And while you're at it, don't forget hamburger buns. -- И заодно не забудь купить булочки для г. • Vancouver, where 180 Communists on six-figure salaries can hold an entire city's transit system hostage because they want more money. Mr. Mayor, Mr. Premier, and anyone else whose job it is, legislate these Marxists back to work, and throw in a pay cut while you're at it! -- и заодно сократите им зарплату! (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
any way you look at itкак ни крути (ART Vancouver)
as it happensкак раз ("Again, both father and son agreed as to the place where the man escaped into the road. At that point, however, as it happens, there is a broadish ditch, moist at the bottom." (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) – Однако как раз в этом месте находится ... ART Vancouver)
as it isсамо по себе (A man and his girlfriend were reportedly driving along a rural road when they saw some movement near the side of the road. They originally thought the figure was a naked man crawling along on the ground, which was already odd enough as it is, but as they approached they realized that it was even much stranger than this. (mysteriousuniverse.org) -- что уже само по себе было странно ART Vancouver)
as it turned outкак стало известно (Leonid Dzhepko)
as it turns outоказывается, что (That land increased in value by $1.39 million over the last two years, while the taxes paid on it during that time came to a little under $400,000. As it turns out, Aoyuan was caught up in the Chinese financial crisis, which led the company to cancel that project and sell a Burnaby site. bcbusiness.ca ART Vancouver)
as luck would have itпо счастливому совпадению (While strolling around the property, they suddenly were taken aback when they spotted what appeared to be a little girl in the uppermost window of the medieval building. "I remember thinking 'did we really just see that?,'" Newport later recalled, marveling that "in a blink, she was gone." As luck would have it, she happened to be taking pictures of the castle when the strange sighting occurred and so she checked her phone to see if it might have captured the curious observer that she thought she had noticed. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
as luck would have itна счастье (In a worrisome incident that unfolded in the skies over England, a Boeing 737 nearly collided with an unidentified flying object that came within ten feet of the airliner. (...) Chillingly, the report goes on to state that "the object appeared without warning and there was no time to act." As luck would have it, the airliner managed to avoid colliding with the UFO, which passed the craft by a mere 10 feet. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
as sad as it soundsкак бы печально это ни звучало (В. Бузаков)
as silly as it soundsкак бы глупо это ни прозвучало (Leonid Dzhepko)
before you know itне успеешь оглянуться, как (It's early August but before you know it, kids will head back to school. – не успеешь оглянуться, как дети снова пойдут в школу ART Vancouver)
bring it on!ну давайте уже! (поддерживая план, проект, замысел: A third crossing? Bring it on! We've been waiting for it for years. ART Vancouver)
but what's it got to do with me?но при чём здесь я?
but what's it got to do with me?но при чём тут я?
can't make it upнарочно не придумаешь (Can't make it up. A cop pulled over a driver today on West Broadway at Cambie. This guy had an iPad and a cell phone attached with a piece of string to his steering wheel, he was wearing headphones and listening to music while driving his Lexus, the headphones were plugged into the phone, and he didn't even have his driver's licence! I think they should put him in jail. (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
click it or ticketпристегнись или штраф (buckle up before a patrol officer catch you up Val_Ships)
do it right awayсделайте это немедленно
don't go making a tragedy out of itне надо из этого делать трагедию (Leonid Dzhepko)
don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining!не лги мне!
far from itничего подобного
far from itдалеко не так
find it toughтрудно делать что-л. (+ infinitive: Property developers are finding it tough to operate in this province because of the lack of uniformity in zoning laws. -- трудно работать ART Vancouver)
get away with itуйти от ответственности (Wow, just wow! Mayor McCallum's lies vs. video evidence, and the lies win. Congrats BC court system, you've let another criminal get away with it. At least you're consistent. (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
get it behind the earполучить оплеуху (ART Vancouver)
get your arms around itполностью овладевать ситуацией (Interex)
get your arms around itвникать в суть дела (Interex)
give it more thoughtещё подумать (I have to give it more thought. – Я ещё подумаю. • Let's give this more thought. – Давайте над этим ещё подумаем. ART Vancouver)
go about itдействовать (We support the goal of ending speculation in the real estate market, but are not sure the government is going about it the right way. – не уверены, что власти действуют правильно в этом направлении ART Vancouver)
how is it possible?как это возможно? (Юрий Гомон)
how's it going?привет! (Это приветствие не несёт в себе особого смысла и не требует настоящего ответа. Поэтому часто в ответ от носителя английского языка звучит такое же или похожее приветствие. Однако вежливые люди всё же стараются ответить одним-двумя словами. В зависимости от настроения говорят что-то вроде: great (отлично), good (хорошо), fine (нормально), can't complain (грех жаловаться), could be worse (бывало и хуже), could be better (бывало и лучше). Для дополнительной вежливости, в конец ответа на приветствие могут добавить вопрос: Great, and you? Good, you? Alex_Odeychuk)
I can't make it outя этого не понимаю
I did it of my own accordя это сделал по моему собственному желанию
I don't feel like doing itмне неохота (Leonid Dzhepko)
I don't want any part of itя не хочу в этом участвовать (ART Vancouver)
I know how it feelsмне знакомо это чувство (Юрий Гомон)
I know how it feelsя знаю, каково это (Юрий Гомон)
I know how it feelsя знаю, что это такое (Юрий Гомон)
I know what it feels likeя знаю, каково это (Юрий Гомон)
I know what it feels likeя знаю, что это такое (Юрий Гомон)
I know what it feels likeкак я вас понимаю! (Юрий Гомон)
I know what it feels likeмне знакомо это чувство (Юрий Гомон)
I take itнадо полагать (He was much moved by your gift, I take it? • "It sounded as if little Seabury was being murdered. No such luck, I take it?" (P.G. Wodehouse) ART Vancouver)
I take itя так понимаю, что (I take it you've said your piece. – Я так понимаю, что вы сказали всё, что хотели / что вы высказались? ART Vancouver)
I wish it did!если бы! ("Is our weekend forecast looking as good?" "I wish it did! Unfortunately, there's rain in it." ART Vancouver)
I won't hide itне буду скрывать (I won't hide it. I was very disappointed by your choice. 4uzhoj)
I wouldn't miss it for the worldя такое ни за что на свете не пропущу (ART Vancouver)
if it ain't forbidden, do itразрешено всё, что не запрещено (дословно:если это не запрещено – делай это Rust71)
if you take something on, you ought to do a thorough job of itесли ты за что-то берёшься, ты должен довести дело до конца (per Michele A. Berdy Leonid Dzhepko)
is that even worth it?стоит ли оно того? (I don't know if I would want to buy outright, but maybe put enough of a downpayment to have a mortgage somewhere around 1,000/month....but again, with the rates, is that even worth it? -- Вообще, стоит ли оно того? (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
it appeared as ifказалось, что (After this harrowing encounter, they went back the following day to get their things from the house, only to find the ranch owner and numerous police and “military looking” people all over the area. On top of this, it appeared as if the entire first floor of the home had been completely wrecked by something. (mysteriousuniverse.org) ART Vancouver)
it comes down toвсё сводится к (Personally I’ve encountered very stressed newcomers and some who are doing as well as anyone else, it came down to the job they were able to get. One thing they all seemed to have underestimated was the cost of groceries. They prepare for the rent, they get blown away by the cost of some of our basics, even underwear. (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
it dawned on meменя осенило (After visiting Point Roberts several times a week for a number of years it dawned on me I should move here and focus my professional real estate energies in an area I truly loved. ART Vancouver)
it doesn't look likeнепохоже, что (Although the occasional person here and there might be turning their garden into a farm, we’ve not seen this on a wider scale, so we think this one is a miss from the Asparamancer. Plus, while allotments are indeed popular, it doesn’t look like that popularity has increased during 2023. metro.co.uk ART Vancouver)
it feels goodхорошо на душе (+ infinitive: A lady at Subway ordered her food and when she went to pay she realized she forgot her wallet at home. I offered to pay and save her a trip. Everyone was kind of shocked. I didn’t know what to say other than it’s okay, just pay it forward. I think we have all forgotten to be kind and help people out if you can. It feels good to help someone out. When you see someone in need of something try it and you will find you both feel better about this world. It does not have to be financially, it can just be something you can offer. A few months ago in the cold streak I helped a stranger jump a battery. He gave me a chocolate bar and we had a good laugh together getting the SUV started. Stepping away from Twitter and helping people helps remind us how amazing most people are. (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
it goes without sayingпонятно, что (The subtext is as unmissable as a skyscraper: Indigenous culture and urban life—let alone urban development—don’t mix. In 2022, city councillor Colleen Hardwick said of that project, “How do you reconcile Indigenous ways of being with 18-storey high-rises?” (Hardwick, it goes without saying, is not Indigenous.) (macleans.ca) ART Vancouver)
it got to the point whereдошло до того, что (It got to the point where I really didn't want to go out and meet people. I would panic if the phone rang. It was scary. ART Vancouver)
it had to be that wayиначе просто быть не могло ("It had to be that way. Just as when Marriott called me up and gave me a song and dance about a jewel ransom payoff it had to be because I had been to see Mrs. Florian asking about Velma." – Raymond Chandler ART Vancouver)
it has taken a long time forпонадобилось немалое время, чтобы (+ infinitive: Although there are hundreds of good reports of ball lightning on record, many made by scientists, it has taken a long time for this phenomenon to gain scientific respectability. (Janet & Colin Bord, "Unexplained Mysteries of The 20th Century") ART Vancouver)
it has taken a long time forпотребовалось немало времени, чтобы (+ infinitive: Although there are hundreds of good reports of ball lightning on record, many made by scientists, it has taken a long time for this phenomenon to gain scientific respectability. (Janet & Colin Bord, "Unexplained Mysteries of The 20th Century") ART Vancouver)
it has transpired thatстало известно, что (Leonid Dzhepko)
it is all right toнет ничего криминального в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is all right toнет никакого криминала в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is all right toнет ничего страшного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is all right toнет ничего предосудительного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is all right toнет ничего плохого в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is all right toнет ничего зазорного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is all right toнет ничего дурного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is immediately apparent from the foregoing thatиз вышесказанного ясно, что (ssn)
it is never any use tryingбесполезно пытаться (+ infinitive: I gave it up. It is never any use trying to reason with Jeeves on these occasions. "Pig-headed" is the word that springs to the lips. One sighs and passes on. (P. G. Wodehouse) ART Vancouver)
it is no good at allэто никуда не годится
it is not my bagэто не моё призвание (narod.ru owant)
it is okay toнет ничего плохого в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is okay toнет ничего зазорного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is okay toнет никакого криминала в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is okay toнет ничего страшного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is okay toнет ничего предосудительного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is okay toнет ничего криминального в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is okay toнет ничего дурного в том, чтобы (igisheva)
it is one thing + infinitive, but it is quite another thing + infinitiveодно дело, и совсем другое (At a meeting to decide on the request, council member Billy Webb offered a rather interesting reason for why he took issue with such a ghost hunt, musing that "it is one thing to have a paranormal investigation in a public building, but it is quite another thing to have them in buildings that have previously been a private home." coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
it is quite likely thatвесьма может статься, что (ART Vancouver)
it is said thatговорят, что (It's said that the heritage 1911 Century House bank building on Richards Street has a resident ghost – or a few. • An extreme windstorm took place back in 1743. It is said that it caused the collapse of the Dreaghmuir bridge with carriages and pedestrians, no one survived in the icy waters beneath. ART Vancouver)
it is with deep sadness that we share the news thatс глубоким прискорбием сообщаем (It is with deep sadness that we share the news that Ian Punnett passed away from a brief illness yesterday. His keen intellect and delightful sense of humor will be deeply missed. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
it is worth notingпримечательно, что
it is worthwhile noting thatстоить отметить, что (While this method does have its advantages, it is worthwhile noting that it has a number of side effects. ART Vancouver)
it just blows me away!меня это просто поражает! (expressing anger, indignation ART Vancouver)
it just didn't occur to meя не подумал об этом (ART Vancouver)
it just didn't occur to meмне это не пришло в голову (ART Vancouver)
it looks likeпо-видимому (ART Vancouver)
it looks likeпохоже, что (It looks like the accountant has reattached this amount to the new cheque. ART Vancouver)
it makes me want toмне хочется (+ verb: I've always wondered what those creepy crawlies were called! They remind me of cockroaches when I see them. When I sit on the rocks I am all good until I see them running around and it makes me want to stand up. (Twitter) -- всё идёт нормально, пока я не увижу, как они бегают вокруг, и мне от этого хочется встать ART Vancouver)
it makes no sense at allэто совершенно бессмысленно
it makes senseконечно ("I was talking to a mortgage broker and the first thing he asked us is if we’re getting money from our parents to buy. I only know two couples that didn’t get any money from parents to buy their properties. So my answer is parents." "It makes sense. A lot of parents will have owned a home here and are probably at the age of downsizing. Rather than hold their profits, many parents will give a loan or an 'advance' on the kids inheritance to help them get a start in this ridiculous market." (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
it makes sense for sb. to do sth.разумнее сделать что-л. (Danica Nelson, 33, recently sold her condo in Toronto’s Liberty Village and lived with her mother in nearby Brampton for several months in preparation for a move to Malaga, Spain, in early December. ... She was also staring down a mortgage renewal at rates that had skyrocketed since she last locked in. “I would be paying something crazy. It made sense for me to sell it.” -- Для меня было разумнее продать квартиру. boredbat.com ART Vancouver)
it makes senseтеперь я понял-а (timescolonist.com ART Vancouver)
it makes senseясное дело ("I was talking to a mortgage broker and the first thing he asked us is if we’re getting money from our parents to buy. I only know two couples that didn’t get any money from parents to buy their properties. So my answer is parents." "It makes sense. A lot of parents will have owned a home here and are probably at the age of downsizing. Rather than hold their profits, many parents will give a loan or an 'advance' on the kids inheritance to help them get a start in this ridiculous market." (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
it makes you want toот этого хочется (“There have always been rich people here,” says Géraldine, who works in a Saint-Tropez public library, tucked away near the Dior cafe that charges €12 (£10.30) for an ice tea and the White 1921 hotel, where rooms start at €600 a night. “But now there are so many of them, and everything is so ‘luxe’ it makes you want to throw up. – что от этого хочется theguardian.com ART Vancouver)
it makes zero senseпросто нелепо (It makes zero sense to re-elect a councillor who has lied to us in the past. ART Vancouver)
it makes zero senseполная глупость (It makes zero sense to have a house that big for just two people and pay $20,000 in property tax. ART Vancouver)
it may be worth noting thatстоить отметить, что (It may be worth noting that Dr. Goodall waited until retirement to speak on the subject of cryptids, which is likely because there is an aura of conspiracy theory around bigfoot that makes it difficult for scientists or other experts to consider seriously, which can be a problem if actual evidence arises because it would be dismissed without study. exemplore.com ART Vancouver)
it might have been worseмогло быть хуже
it really isтак оно и есть ('My overall impression of CBC has always been that it is a liberal propaganda tool.' 'It really is.' (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
it really isтак и есть ('My overall impression of CBC has always been that it is a liberal propaganda tool.' 'It really is.' (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
it really is that simpleвсё очень просто (If you don't have the proper tires, know how to drive the conditions, leave plenty of space between cars... leave the car at home. It really is that simple. ART Vancouver)
it remains to be seenвремя покажет
it's a deal!согласен! (на сделку: It's a deal! -- Согласен! / По рукам! ART Vancouver)
it's a fine mess, I must sayвот так дела! нечего сказать
it's a good thing thatхорошо, что (I noticed that some St. Louis fans were booing the Canadian anthem. It's a good thing that we won't have to go back there after Tuesday's game.• Perhaps it was a good thing he went away. He would never have agreed with this. ART Vancouver)
it's a long way offдо этого ещё далеко (ART Vancouver)
it's a once-in-a-lifetime experienceтакое бывает только раз в жизни (ART Vancouver)
it's a waste of timeэто напрасная потеря времени
it's all aboutвсё дело в ('The cost of rent in Edmonton is nearly $1,400 cheaper than in Vancouver.' 'That's because no one wants to live in Edmonton, it's all about supply and demand. Have you been to Edmonton in February? A $1,400 discount doesn't seem like enough...' ART Vancouver)
it's all about perspectiveу каждого свой взгляд на эти вещи (ART Vancouver)
it's all about perspectiveэто с какой стороны посмотреть (ART Vancouver)
it's all for the bestвсе к лучшему
it's all up toвсё решает (1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock sailings have been cancelled because of high winds, and there could be more cancellations – it's all up to Mother Nature! ART Vancouver)
it's beenпрошло (о времени: Прошло / Исполнилось ... с тех пор, как ... – It's been ... since ...: It's been two months since 9-year-old Alice Cheng was found dead in Central Park. ART Vancouver)
it's been some timeпрошло уже немало времени (Dear ICBC, it's been some time and no word on my counter claim. You can scroll through our interactions on this matter. It's been some time and nothing!!! Why do I even pay monthly to ICBC for no results??? (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
it's easy to see whyлегко понять, почему (It’s easy to see why this waterfront lot is valued so highly. ART Vancouver)
it's for youтебя к телефону (Юрий Гомон)
it's freezingзамёрзнуть можно (The furnace is on but it's freezing in here. -- Отопление работает, но в доме замёрзнуть можно от холода. ART Vancouver)
it's gone for goodс концами (Once it's gone, it's gone for good. • Now, I only use cash, so I don't need a bank account. If it is stolen, it's gone. I will never own a house or rent an apartment, so I don't need credit. businessinsider.com ART Vancouver)
it's gone for goodуже не вернёшь (Once it's gone, it's gone for good. ART Vancouver)
it's got a long way to goдо этого ещё далеко ("Well, we'll see what happens. It's got a long way to go, just so you understand. That has a long, long way to go." – До этого ещё очень далеко. – Donald Trump in an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes." ART Vancouver)
it's hard to tellтрудно сказать (what ... – ..., какие ...)
it's likelyпо-видимому (It's likely your IP address has changed – please go to whatismyip.com and let me know what your IP is. ART Vancouver)
it's no good tryingбесполезно пытаться (+ infinitive: "You aren't suggesting that you think this scheme I have been sketching out is Jeeves's?" "Of course it is. It's no good trying to kid me, Bertie. You wouldn't have thought of a wheeze like that in a million years." (P.G. Wodehouse) – Бесполезно пытаться меня обмануть ART Vancouver)
it's no secret thatне секрет, что (CNN, 2014 Alex_Odeychuk)
it's not a good ideaне стоит (Perhaps it's not a good idea to post compromising photos like this one? -- Может, не стоит выставлять в сеть такие компрометирующие фото? ART Vancouver)
it's not my place to judge youБог вам судья (denton)
it's not so muchдело даже не в (чём-л., а в чём-то другом: It's not so much the road conditions on a snow day that's dangerous, it's more so the utter insane interpretation of Newtonian laws of physics of too many drivers who can't believe their car on balding all-season tires is undriveable. (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
it's one thing + infinitive, butодно дело, и совсем другое (It's one thing not to get vaccinated, we have this freedom here, but when you're sick with a case of measles and you walk into a postnatal ward, you have to be a total moron not to realize that you're putting these 30 babies and their mothers at risk. ART Vancouver)
it's the oppositeкак раз наоборот (ART Vancouver)
it's up to youпоступай как знаешь! (ART Vancouver)
it's up to youкак хочешь (реакция на вопрос о действии ART Vancouver)
it's uselessбесполезно пытаться (+ infinitive: It’s useless to try to talk sense to this guy. -- Бесполезно пытаться его вразумить. ART Vancouver)
it's your faultэта ваша вина
it seems likeпохоже (может стоять в конце фразы в более разговорном варианте: A three-alarm fire on West 4th, another fire in Marpole. Lots of work for firefighters tonight, it seems like. ART Vancouver)
it should also be taken into accountследует также учитывать (Евгений Тамарченко)
it should be borne in mindследует иметь в виду (Евгений Тамарченко)
it should be noted thatследует отметить, что (*** при огромном изобилии предложенных вариантов именно этот является наиболее точным: It should be noted that the building had been in a state of disrepair for some time. ART Vancouver)
it sounds likeпохоже, что (It sounds like your fuse box needs to be replaced with a breaker box. ART Vancouver)
it sure felt that wayмне так показалось (говоря о сложившемся впечатлении: I had a very negative incident once on the Spirit Trail, with an off-leash dog and its owner. The dog acted very aggressively toward me, and I was terrified as I thought it would bite me. The owner was unconcerned and dismissed my fear, saying the dog doesn't bite. But it sure felt that way. (nsnews.com) ART Vancouver)
it took ... forпотребовалось какое-л. время , чтобы (“I registered three related Trademarks for my business. It took three years for them to be approved by CIPO (the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.) ART Vancouver)
it took me by surpriseэто застало меня врасплох
it used to be thatраньше (It used to be that if you wanted to buy groceries you had to drive to the store. Now you can order your groceries online. ART Vancouver)
it was a crazy schemeэто была авантюра (Leonid Dzhepko)
it was a reckless attemptэто была авантюра (предложено Палажченко П.Р. Leonid Dzhepko)
it was a reckless schemeэто была авантюра (Leonid Dzhepko)
it was for the bestэто было к лучшему (A third brother—Vasco Anes Corte-Real—was willing to launch a second search party to recover his lost siblings, but the king of Portugal denied his request. Based on the family’s track record, it was probably for the best. -- возможно, это было к лучшему / пожалуй, так было лучше mentalfloss.com ART Vancouver)
it was one's mind playing tricksпочудилось (on sb. -- кому-л.: I often wonder what I actually saw and if there is some family out there wondering whatever happened to their daughter. I don't know. Was this someone vanishing? Was it a ghost? Was it just my mind playing tricks on me? I have no idea, but I believe it is at around that point that I developed a keen interest in mysterious disappearances. -- Или мне это просто почудилось / привиделось? mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
it was no good arguingВозражать было бесполезно ("It was no good arguing, of course. Aunt Agatha always makes me feel as if I had gelatine where my spine ought to be." (P.G. Wodehouse) ART Vancouver)
it was then thatименно в этот момент (что-то произошло: At first, they thought it was a joke being played on them by their friends, but as the wailing intensified they ran away in a panic. As the two friends ran down the hill along a trail they reached a curve in the path, and it was then that the source of the alien howling made itself known. According to Carlson, a huge, 7-to-8-foot-tall hairy female creature, naked except for a cloth around the waist, lumbered into view. (mysteriousuniverse.org) ART Vancouver)
it was widely thought thatширокое распространение получила версия / точка зрения, что (It was widely thought that the anomalous sounds perhaps came from some broken pipeline or leak, but when this was checked out it was found that the sounds did not really match this audio signature. ART Vancouver)
it wasn't always this wayтак было не всегда (It wasn’t always this way. ART Vancouver)
it wasn't meant to beне судьба (It is a fatalistic expression. To say that something (for example, an event) "wasn't meant to be" means that the thing was not destined to happen (or that it was destined to not happen). It attributes the thing's not happening to fate or destiny. It has roughly the same meaning as the idiom it just wasn't in the cards. stackexchange.com ART Vancouver)
it wasn't meant to beне сложилось (Hundreds of businesses had to close due to the pandemic. I thought we would find a way out and stay open, but it wasn't meant to be. ART Vancouver)
it wasn't meant to beэтому не суждено было сбыться (So, I returned to the Marine Corps, and did my best to disappear into obscurity. It wasn’t meant to be. Within a few months of my new assignment, I was visited by a CIA team, who briefed me on growing concerns that Iraq was hiding weapons and seeking my advice on how they should go about organizing to uncover evidence of their existence. swentr.site ART Vancouver)
it will be no troubleэто не составит никакого труда
it won't happen againэто больше не повторится (Юрий Гомон)
I've got it!Придумал! (используется не только для выражения понимании, но часто для ввода найденного решения или новой идеи: "Great Scott! I've got it!" ART Vancouver)
keep at it!не сдавайтесь! (ART Vancouver)
keep it going!продолжайте в том же духе! (ART Vancouver)
keep it up!продолжайте в том же духе! (My hubby and I had a great time. Weather cooperated (little rain) and allowed us to walk and bike everywhere, including around Stanley Park and False Creek, took a ferry to Granville Island, went skiing on Mt. Seymour. Food was fantastic, the city was clean and we felt safe. Great job and keep it up! (Reddit) -- Молодцы, продолжайте в том же духе! ART Vancouver)
Knock it out of the parkнамного лучше, чем ожидалось (In business, doing much better than expected. Interex)
let it goне обострять (I know it hurts but I would let it go. – Я бы не обострял. ART Vancouver)
let's face itположа руку на сердце (ART Vancouver)
let's face itпризнайтесь (Let's face it, who hasn't overindulged this holiday season? ART Vancouver)
like it that wayустраивать (кого-л., что-л.: Politicians don’t directly control one of the biggest factors in housing costs — mortgage rates. And they mostly like it that way, because it gets them off the hook for being blamed for prices soaring or, recently, flattening. -- их в целом это устраивает, так как это освобождает их от ответственности vancouversun.com ART Vancouver)
make it straight into the topвойти в число самых (с сущ. во мн.ч.: There have been a number of similar reports across the country, added the paranormal expert. But this case made it straight into his top six scariest road ghost encounters he's ever come across. mirror.co.uk ART Vancouver)
make it through the winterперезимовать (We feed the birds in our backyard, it helps them make it through the winter. – пережить зиму / перезимовать ART Vancouver)
make no mistake about itможете в этом не сомневаться (Mrs. Higgins. 'You certainly are a pretty pair of babies, playing with your live doll.' | Higgins. 'Playing! The hardest job I ever tackled: make no mistake about that, mother.' (Bernard Shaw, 'Pigmalion') -- можешь в этом не сомневаться • "Make no mistake about it, Vancouver is open for business again." (Mayor Ken Sim, City of Vancouver ) ART Vancouver)
more as it developsновые подробности-по мере развития событий (VLZ_58)
no one saw it comingникто не мог этого предвидеть (ART Vancouver)
no other way to look at itне что иное, как (A renoviction. No other way to look at it. I really feel for those impacted. (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
no other way to look at itиначе это никак не назовёшь (A renoviction. No other way to look at it. I really feel for those impacted. (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
not quite make itне дотянуть (Sarina Wiegman was reportedly tipped to receive an honorary Damehood if she’d managed to lead the Lionesses to victory, but sadly the team didn’t quite make it and there’s no sign of their coach receiving the honour this year. -- к сожалению, команда не дотянула до титула metro.co.uk ART Vancouver)
not think anything of itне придать особого значения (I didn't think anything of it. – Я не придал этому особого / большого значения. ART Vancouver)
pay it forwardзаплати за следующего (Leonid Dzhepko)
regret it to this dayпо сей день жалеть (She regrets it to this day. – по сей день жалеет об этом ART Vancouver)
remodeling doesn't get finished, it just gets stoppedремонт не кончается, а прекращается (per Michele A. Berdy Leonid Dzhepko)
sad though it may beкак это ни печально (Former Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart is up to his old habits: parading petty grievances around like serious issues. This habit is long past being tiresome and is completely unbefitting someone who held top job in our country’s third largest city. Sad though it may be, this is now the go-to leftist political playbook: righteous victory if you win, blame systemic discrimination if you lose. nationalpost.com ART Vancouver)
see? that wasn't too bad, was it?вот видишь, ничего страшного (после благополучного завершения чего-л. рискованного ART Vancouver)
so be itзначит, другого выхода нет (My father always told me that the one thing he’ll never want to do is end someone’s life with a firearm…but if it means protecting him, me, our family, and others, so be it. ART Vancouver)
so be itзначит, так нужно (My father always told me that the one thing he’ll never want to do is end someone’s life with a firearm…but if it means protecting him, me, our family, and others, so be it. ART Vancouver)
so far as it relatesв части, касающейся (Alexander Matytsin)
Suffice it thatДостаточно того, что (ART Vancouver)
take it away!твоя очередь! (сигнал музыкантам: Take it away guys! – Начинайте, ребята! • передавая микрофон другому ведущему на радио: Now the sports with John Fitzgerald -- take it away, Johnny! ART Vancouver)
take it easyне разгоняйтесь (на дороге, в знач. "следите за скоростью": Definitely take it easy with your cycling or driving across the Cambie Bridge today as you pass crews in the cone zone. • Take it easy, the rain's coming down hard. ART Vancouver)
take it easyне спешите (на дороге, в знач. "не разгоняйтесь, следите за скоростью": Definitely take it easy with your cycling or driving across the Cambie Bridge today as you pass crews in the cone zone. • Take it easy, the rain's coming down hard. ART Vancouver)
take it for grantedрассчитывать (на что-л.: I took it for granted that she would easily agree to the plan. I was wrong. ART Vancouver)
that's about itбольше ничего (The late Prof. Fred Rodell of the Yale Law School once remarked that there are two things wrong with almost all legal writing: "One is its style. The other is its content. That's about it." ART Vancouver)
that's about itвот, в общем-то, и всё (Leave a few lights on and make sure you pick up the paper every morning. That's about it. ART Vancouver)
that's it for me todayна сегодня я закончил работу (ART Vancouver)
that's it for me todayна сегодня я отработал (ART Vancouver)
that's part of itотчасти (ART Vancouver)
there is no doubt about itнет никакого сомнения в этом
there is no other way of putting itиначе это никак не назовёшь (It was illegal, there's no other way of putting it. ART Vancouver)
there was nothing you would do about itничего нельзя было сделать
there's just no way around itэтого нельзя избежать (ART Vancouver)
there's just no way around itэто неизбежно (ART Vancouver)
this has some truth to itв этом есть доля правды (When I asked him how Russia proposed to pay for a prolonged war effort, he shot back: “We pay for it all from our sales of oil to Europe via India.” This was bravado, but it had some truth to it. nytimes.com ART Vancouver)
we will see how it goesпосмотрим, как будут развиваться события (We just bought a new weed killer. We will try it for a bit and see how it goes. ART Vancouver)
well done! keep it up!молодец, продолжай в том же духе! (Well done! Keep it up! ART Vancouver)
well, how about it?ну как, согласен? (ART Vancouver)
we'll talk it overмы это обсудим
what difference will it make?что это изменит? (File a complaint? What difference will it make? -- Что это изменит? ART Vancouver)
what's it got to do with me?а я здесь при чём? (ART Vancouver)
what's that got to do with it?при чём тут это?
what's the best way to go about it?как это лучше сделать? (ART Vancouver)
when it rains, it poursвсё навалилось в одночасье (Interex)
when it rains, it poursвсё навалилось разом (Interex)
whose turn is it?чья очередь?
why is it so expensive?!за что такие деньги?!
will it be much trouble?это вас не затруднит
you can bet on itобязательно (ART Vancouver)
you can have itможешь забрать его себе (ART Vancouver)
you can have itможешь оставить его себе (ART Vancouver)
you said itэто ты точно подметил (ART Vancouver)
you said itэто ты точно сказал (ART Vancouver)
you won't get away with itвам это даром не пройдёт (ART Vancouver)
you've got it backwardsна самом деле всё наоборот (You’ve got it backwards. ART Vancouver)