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Надо же!stresses
gen. oh no! (teterevaann); wow (scherfas); Jesus! (not polite used to express anger, surprise, or shock: · Jesus! That was close! ► Be careful about using Jesus in this way, because Christians find it offensive. LDOCE Alexander Demidov); Christ! (informal) an expression of surprise, anger, etc.): Christ! He did it again! KAED Alexander Demidov); Gosh! (informal) old-fashioned) = I don’t believe it! I’m shocked!): Gosh! He swallowed it whole! KAED Alexander Demidov); Well, I never! (Well,) I never! 1. Inf. I have never been so humiliated! • Bill: Just pack up your things and get out! Jane: Well, I never! • Tom: Look, your manners with the customers are atrocious! Jane: Well, I never! 2. Inf. I never heard of such a thing. • Tom: Now they have machines that will do all those things at the press of a button. Sally: Well, I never! I had no idea! • John: Would you believe I have a whole computer in this pocket? Alice: I never!. AI. Expressing great surprise or indignation. ‘Well I never–that's not like you!' ‘There was the mother in her alpine attire staring rigidly ahead muttering ‘well I never!'' oxforddictionaries.com Alexander Demidov)
inf. oh my gosh!; how's that for a change (A mother and child are talking... "John, I am tired of telling you to clean the dishes! Every time I ask you to clean the dishes, you don't do it. Right now, clean the dishes!" "Mom, I already cleaned the dishes." "You did? Well! How's that for a change!" VLZ_58)
crikey Надо же!
gen. crickey (выражение удивления, происходит от Christ (Христос). Rust71)
надо же
gen. that's a first (МарияКрас); shucks (Aprilen); boy! (suburbian); how quaint! (ad_notam); well I never (1) An exclamation of surprise, usually at something shocking or scandalous. 2) A way of saying that you did not, even once, in your lifetime to this point, do a given thing. Mom: "Son, eat your brussels sprouts." Son: "I don't like brussels sprouts." Dad: "You know, sport, life is all about trying new things." Son: "Well I never nailed a bitch indabutt. Maybe I should try that." Mom: "Well I never! Peter, I told you never to tell our little boy about your little...ummm...fetish, how you like to stick it in my...ummm...posterior." Dad: "I didn't. But I think you just did." Son: "Well I never!" (pukes). UD Alexander Demidov); would/can you believe it? (Liv Bliss)
Игорь Миг funnily enough; what the fuck?
brit. well, did you ever? (Liv Bliss); well, I never! (Liv Bliss)
inf. think of it (VLZ_58); I'll be damned (She's marrying a man she met two months ago. Well, I'll be damned. Val_Ships); jeez (VLZ_58); go figure (Berezitsky); it's funny how things work out (VLZ_58)
надо же!
gen. you don't say so!; my hat!; of all things
Игорь Миг cripes!; shizit!; yikes!
brit. jings (kotofyr)
cliche. well, well! (expressing amazement ART Vancouver)
emph. there
inf. look at you (Ася Кудрявцева)
Надо же: 60 phrases in 10 subjects
American usage, not spelling3
Diplomacy2
General33
Humorous / Jocular1
Idiomatic4
Informal6
Makarov8
Obsolete / dated1
Rude1
Spoken1