Ears and Cheeks Ears and cheeks show the most noticeable changes in skin tone. From childhood it is remembered: when we are ashamed, we blush; a Negro is good; or our ears are burning. Glare is also noticeable on the cheeks (the more prominent the cheeks, the more

Cheeks

Cheeks A mole on the cheeks of women speaks of their tenderness and kindness. If it is located on the left cheek closer to the ear, this is a sign of the greatest self-sacrifice. A mole on a man's cheek speaks primarily of liveliness, agility, eccentricity, especially if she

There is (to eat, to eat) on both cheeks

Rags. Shuttle... Appetite for smth. RAFS, 591; FSRYa, 538; F 2, 220; SPS, 70.

A large dictionary of Russian sayings. - M: Olma Media Group. V. M. Mokienko, T. G. Nikitina. 2007 .

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Tuck in both cheeks - Spread. Express. The same as Writing for both cheeks. She treated them to cucumbers, tomatoes, and most importantly potatoes from the garden. This potato gave off a homely, rustic steamy spirit. Vika had never eaten such a thing and was now tucking into both cheeks (N. Evdokimov ... ... Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language

Eat, taste, consume, consume, feast on, eat, swallow, absorb, eat; (about animals and groans.): to eat, devour, (for) gnaw, gulp, beat, crack, stuff, shove, gobble; fill your belly (stomach), gorge yourself ... Synonym dictionary

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I. (footnote) hastily leave (weave with our feet, like a bast weave, fingering it) See to flee. See craving to give. II. (footnote) is eagerly, hastily and a lot; tightly (how tightly, tightly woven wickers) Cf. To subdue. Wipe (on both cheeks). See to write ... Michelson's Big Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary

Has grown to the cheek of someone. Perm. Shuttle. About an emaciated person. Podyukov 1989, 234. Cheek eats someone's cheek. Narodn. Iron. About a very thin person. Gigue. 1969, 253; SRGM 1980, 49. Call someone on the cheeks. Kar. Shuttle. Slap someone SRGK 5, 30. ... ... A large dictionary of Russian sayings

Both; m. and Wed .; BOTH, both; g. num. collect. Both the one and the other (of two persons, objects). There were two, both with briefcases. Both daughters are students. Drag the bag with both hands. He was wounded twice, both times seriously. Both were interested. Tuck into both cheeks, ... ... encyclopedic Dictionary

And, wine. cheek, pl. cheeks, cheeks, cheeks, f. 1. Part of the face from the cheekbone to the lower jaw. Arkady quickly turned to his father and kissed him loudly on the cheek. Turgenev, Fathers and Sons. [Smurygin] was thin, with sunken cheeks and a sunken chest. Korolenko, In the cloudy ... ... Small academic dictionary

both - o / be; about / them; m and cf. Both the one and the other (of two persons, objects) There were two, both with briefcases. Both daughters are students. Drag the bag with both hands. He was wounded twice, both times seriously. Both were interested. To gobble up both cheeks, upis ... Dictionary of many expressions

WIPE, wipe what, wipe, you (under) wipe, dry or clean with rubbing, cloth. Wipe your face and hands after washing. No time to wipe your nose. * Wipe someone's nose, puzzle the upstart. I will wet the white sleeve in Kajala river, in the morning the prince will bloody his wounds! ... ... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

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To swallow both cheeks is

Tuck in both cheeks

Spread. Express. The same as Writing for both cheeks. She treated them to cucumbers, tomatoes, and most importantly - potatoes from the garden. This potato gave off a homely, rustic steamy spirit. Vika had never eaten this before and was now eating it by both cheeks (N. Evdokimov. Sisters). While Saburov, who was hungry and had no time to explain himself, was eating potatoes by both cheeks, Petya stood over him in the pose of a caring mother (K. Simonov. Days and nights). Knowing Sasha's appetite, Yushkov spared no money, ordered everything that Sasha's heart desires. - Well, how delicious? - Yushkov asked, looking at his son eating up both cheeks. - Uh-huh, - answered Sashka, - Great! (O. Kalkin. I will go to the city of Anapa).

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gobbling up on both cheeks

Every family member as a food consumer

Roth (old Russian)

Consisting of food supply

Someone who eats, but not necessarily someone who also works

Dinner table worker

Eating food

A person who is somewhere on the food supply or who eats in general

Man standing on food supply

Cafe customer

Worker with a spoon

... "Priest" (jokingly)

Food lover (colloquial)

Table consumer

Grub liquidator

Food absorber

... "Fast ... - controversial worker" (last)

Eating man

Food Destroyer

Both vegetarian and meat eater

Chewing man

Calorie Consumer

Potential glutton

Taster at work

Bursting man

Man with a spoon

Table worker

Man as an insatiable unit

Member of the meal

Canteen customer

Works with a spoon

Wielding a spoon

... Spoon worker

Each of the companions

Food "priest"

Crackles with breadcrumbs

Everyone at the refectory table

... The cook's "client"

Food Eater

Who's cracking behind his ears?

Consumer of products

Klien cafe

Worker with a spoon

Anyone for the cook

Glutton

Mouth at the table

... "Priest" (joke)

Small with spoon

Man at breakfast

Busy eating

Companion

Party participant

Canteen

Hawking man

Chef's Labor Destroyer

Eater

Drinking master

Board member of the collective

Worker at the table

Meal

With a spoon at the table

Conventional unit for calculating a feast

The individual is a freeloader

Spoon and Fork Master

Eating food

... "Hard worker" at the dinner table

Has food ration

... "Hard worker" with a knife and fork in his hands

Spoon worker

Canteen visitor

... "Deaf and dumb" at the table (talk.)

... "Deaf and dumb" at the table

In the car - a rider, and who is at the table?

Small eating

Family member as food consumer

Party member

Food lover

Lover of "hawala"

... Kitchen "client"

Spoon guy

Puts on both cheeks

... "Drinker"

Eats porridge at the table

Refectory

... Food eater

... "Mouth" at dinner

Eats up food

... "Mouth" in the dining room

Fueled with calories

Disinser of food

A man eating

Person eating

The person who is somewhere. on food supply (official) or generally eats somewhere

The one who eats takes food (colloquial)

Man standing on food supply

Table "priest"

. She treated them to cucumbers, tomatoes, and most importantly - potatoes from the garden. This potato gave off a homely, rustic steamy spirit. Vika hadn’t eaten this before and was now eating it by both cheeks. (N. Evdokimov. Sisters). While Saburov, who was hungry and had no time to explain himself, was eating potatoes by both cheeks, Petya stood over him in the pose of a caring mother (K. Simonov. Days and nights). Knowing Sasha's appetite, Yushkov spared no money, ordered everything that Sasha's heart desires. - Well, how delicious? - asked Yushkov, looking at his son eating up on both cheeks. - Uh-huh, - answered Sashka, - Great! (O. Kalkin. I will go to the city of Anapa).

Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language. - M .: Astrel, AST... A.I. Fedorov. 2008.

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There is (to eat, to eat) on both cheeks - Rags. Shuttle. There is something with appetite. RAFS, 591; FSRYa, 538; F 2, 220; SPS, 70 ...

devour - Cm … Synonym dictionary

WEAVE - FUCK, ayu, ayu; unverified that (colloquial). Eat with gusto. U. for both cheeks. | sover. devour, fly, fly; ate, ate; flying (yon, yena); flying. Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary

To entwine - 1. To weave (inosk.) To leave in a hurry (to weave with our feet, how they weave a bast, fingering it). See Flee. See Craving to give. 2. To weave (inosk.) Greedily ѣ to eat quickly and a lot tightly (how tightly, tightly weave weaves). Wed To subdue. Wipe (on the cheeks). ... ... Michelson's Big Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)

devour - I. (toss.) Hastily leave (weave with our feet, like a bast weave, fiddling with it) See to flee. See craving to give. II. (footnote) is eagerly, hastily and a lot; tightly (how tightly, tightly woven wickers) Cf. To subdue. Wipe (on both cheeks). See to write ... Michelson's Big Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary

there is - Eat, taste, consume, consume, feast on, eat, swallow, absorb, eat; (about animals and groans.): to eat, devour, (for) gnaw, gulp, beat, crack, stuff, shove, gobble; fill your belly (stomach), gorge yourself ... Synonym dictionary

write down - Cm … Synonym dictionary

HOOK - The process, which in Russian is referred to as a much longer phrase "To gulp down both cheeks." No, just look at her, he has been hamstering my fish for two hours, and now he has become a cancer in her throat ... Big semi-explanatory dictionary of the Odessa language

CHEEK - has grown to the cheek of someone. Perm. Shuttle. About an emaciated person. Podyukov 1989, 234. Cheek eats someone's cheek. Narodn. Iron. About a very thin person. Gigue. 1969, 253; SRGM 1980, 49. Call someone on the cheeks. Kar. Shuttle. Slap someone SRGK 5, 30. ... ... A large dictionary of Russian sayings

LUSK - south., zap. peel what, peel, peel, peel (peas), gnaw (seeds), snap (nuts); hatch, pick out, peel off, peel off. Split peas. To lick your tongue, psk., Hard. talk nonsense. He peels both cheeks, eats. Something ... ... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary