Does держать удар mean "to get hit"?
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Does держать удар mean "to get hit"?
No, it means to endure. It's a slangish saying.
Если ты "не держишь удар", this means that you get offended too easily, cant withstand an insult, too thinskinned etc.
I think in boxing it literally means to withstand a punch or something
It also means you don't give up easily and keep fighting when life challenges you.
This also can be a fighting term (FAI in boxing) and means not to allow your opponent to kick you with his fistQuote:
Originally Posted by Darobat
...not to allow your opponent to punch you with his fistQuote:
Originally Posted by Chuvak
You can't "kick" with your fist. :D
Maybe he's got four arms and no legs :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kwatts59
Maybe he's got four arms and no legs :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kwatts59
Oooops :oops:Quote:
Originally Posted by kwatts59
You've obviously never met Chuck Norris.Quote:
Originally Posted by kwatts59
I haven't seen movies with him for 5 years..)))Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackMage
I suppose that if you had ever met the guy you wouldn't be able to post here at the moment.
Speaking of slapping and such, isn't there a verb which means literally "To smack somebody in the face"? I vaguely remember translating a word like this in I think "Выстрел", but I can't be for sure. Thanks,
tdk
How about the Russian equivalent of the English verb 'to punch'? ударить кого-нибудь в лицо/по лицу.
For example,
-Чак Норисс ударил меня в лицо, я упал и больше уже никогда не мог подняться.
I've just come up with another verb meaning 'smack sb in the face'. It's a slang one.
заехать кому-нибудь куда-нибудь
-Ты прикинь, он мне по роже заехал!
But this sentence is rather rude while the word заехать isn't rude at all. It's just very informal.
Here is my guess
to punch = to hit with a closed fist = ударить кулаком
to slap = to hit with an open hand = ударить рукой
to kick = to hit with a foot = ударить ногой
to hit = ударить
дать пощёчину?Quote:
Originally Posted by tdk2fe
пощёчина.... that's it. I just thought it was a cool word :)
tdk