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поднимать шум ("(…) So snap into it, my lad. I can't see what you're making all this heavy weather about. It doesn't seem to me much to do for a loved aunt." (P.G. Wodehouse) ART Vancouver); поднять шум ("(…) So snap into it, my lad. I can't see what you're making all this heavy weather about. It doesn't seem to me much to do for a loved aunt." (P.G. Wodehouse) ART Vancouver); делать из мухи слона ("So snap into it, my lad. I can't see what you're making all this heavy weather about. It doesn't seem to me much to do for a loved aunt." (P.G. Wodehouse) ART Vancouver); усложнять (вопрос: Англо-русский фразеологический словарь А.В. Кунина, М., 1984
• We needn't make heavy weather of it. (Iris Murdoch, "The Bell") -- Не стоит усложнять вопрос. ART Vancouver); переусердствовать (Англо-русский фразеологический словарь А.В. Кунина, М., 1984 • "All that any of us wished to say was, weren't we making too heavy weather of it?" (C.P. Snow) -- Все члены дисциплинарной комиссии задавали себе вопрос: а не переусердствовали ли они? ART Vancouver) |
