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Glossary entry

русский term or phrase:

упек

английский translation:

had him put behind the bars

Added to glossary by PoveyTrans (X)
Dec 6, 2006 09:18
17 yrs ago
русский term

упек

русский => английский Прочее Жаргон
Все ссылки ABC на то, что в тюрьму его «упек» XYZ, выглядят лишь как прикрытие для изображения себя «жертвой» политических амбиций XYZ.

Discussion

koundelev Dec 6, 2006:
There's Barron's Dictionary of Russian Slang (1999) and it offers "to imprison"...

Proposed translations

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had him put behind the bars

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or all the other possible variants, but structure should be the same
e.g.: he had him locked etc
Peer comment(s):

agree Christina Keating (X)
2 час
Thank you!
agree Olga Cartlidge : Behind bars (no article). Or who got him locked up / put away
3 час
Thank you!
agree Jennifer Guernsey : "got him thrown in jail" is another variant. I also like Olga's "got him locked up."
4 час
Thank you!
agree Alexandra Tussing
12 час
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "kak raz to schto nado. Spasibo."
4 мин

clapped

ABC states that XYZ clapped him/her in prison

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Or, rather, ABC states that it was XYZ who clapped him in prison.

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www.multitran.ru:

жарг. упечь в сумасшедший дом railroad
Макаров упечь в тюрьму clap into prison
амер., сл. упечь в тюрьму send up the river
разг. я упеку тебя в сумасшедший дом I'll have you certified
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25 мин

quodded

quod (slang) - prison, to imprison someone.

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20 мин

(he has been) lagged

Dictionary entries for 'lag' - Ask.com SearchChiefly British Slang [Origin unknown.] transitive verb: lagged, lag·ging, lags. To arrest. *To send to prison*. noun. A convict. An ex-convict. ...
www.ask.com/reference/dictionary/ahdict/58841/lag - 33k -


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or possibly "masterminded"

XYZ masterminded arrest of ABC
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1 час

jugged

jug

tr.v. jugged, jug·ging, jugs
1. To stew (a hare, for example) in an earthenware jug or jar.
2. Slang To put into jail.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/jug
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3 час

canned

If someone like Baquet, who appeared to do everything right journalistically, can be canned In the name of profits, who is safe? ...
www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/columns/ rewrite_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003380321
Peer comment(s):

neutral Jennifer Guernsey : Getting canned normally means getting fired from your job--at least in US English.
4 час
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6 час

here - busted

The context seems to imply that the audience is aware that the person has been or still is in prison. I believe busted here would be the right register.

Also:

caged
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