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    What do these three idioms mean ?

    уносить ноги
    выводить (кого) из себя
    (что) не выходит из головы

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    Re: What do these three idioms mean ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Johnroman
    уносить ноги
    выводить (кого) из себя
    (что) не выходит из головы

    tanslate.google.com did not help at all.
    Уносить ноги

    Выводить кого-либо из себя

    And never ever use translate.google.com or similar automatic translation services. They never help.
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    Multitran's translation isn't too good for уносить ноги. Nobody says "disappear/run/etc. into the woodwork."
    http://idioms.chat.ru/18/560.htm
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    Уносить ноги = take to one's heels

    Выводить (кого) из себя = annoy or vex somebody


    (что) не выходит из головы = to have obsession (about something) in mind

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    Re: What do these three idioms mean ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Johnroman
    выводить (кого) из себя
    (что) не выходит из головы

    tanslate.google.com did not help at all.
    Masterrussian either??
    Johnroman, do you read replies to your posts?
    http://masterrussian.net/mforum/viewtop ... 053#179053

    Quote Originally Posted by Johnroman
    Выводить (кого) из себя = to drive smb. out of his wits, to drive smb. to distraction; to drive smb. crazy
    (что) не выходит из головы = to keep running through smb.'s head/mind
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    Re: What do these three idioms mean ?

    Masterrussian either??
    Johnroman, do you read replies to your posts?
    http://masterrussian.net/mforum/viewtop ... 053#179053

    Quote Originally Posted by Johnroman
    Выводить (кого) из себя = to drive smb. out of his wits, to drive smb. to distraction; to drive smb. crazy
    (что) не выходит из головы = to keep running through smb.'s head/mind
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