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Ushakov's Dictionary

leather, skin, wives

1. The outer cover of animal (sometimes plant) organisms. The skin was cracked from the cold. All the skin wrinkled. Snakes change their skin. Peel the skin from the apple.

2. The tanned animal skin, freed from wool. Suitcase made of pigskin. There is not enough leather for the soles. Shagreen leather.

Go out of your way ( decomposition) - try hard. “They are trying their best, but the cart is still moving.” Krylov. Frost on the skin - cm. freezing. Goose pimples - cm. goose Skin and bones ( decomposition) - about extreme thinness, about a very thin person. No skin, no face ( simple, vulg.) - about a very ugly person. Maiden skin - cm. deviy.

Encyclopedia of fashion and clothing

It is produced from the skins of animals: sheep, goats, deer, elk, pigs, calves, etc. According to their intended purpose, leather is divided into four classes: shoe, clothing and haberdashery, technical and saddlery (the last two classes are not used for making clothes. For more details, see . Shoe leather; Clothing and haberdashery leather).

(Terminological dictionary of clothing. Orlenko L.V., 1996)

The art of leather dressing has been known since ancient times. IN Ancient Greece Shoes were made from it. Already in the 8th century. BC. gloves were sometimes made from it, but mainly the skin was used for furs for transporting oils and wine. The joints of the leather panels were glued together with resin and tar, and the ends were tied with loops. To preserve a specific taste, wines are still “tarred” in Greece. Leather was used to make blowing bellows, bags, belts, stirrups, saddles, harnesses for horses harnessed to chariots, etc. In the 18th century Both shoes, hats, and pants were made from leather (see, for example, Leggings). Over time, leather was used more and more; the first motorists and aviators were in leather from head to toe Since the 70s. 20th century Leather is becoming a common material for men's and women's weekend wear.

(Encyclopedia of fashion. Andreeva R., 1997)

Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language

Leather (over there) climb- try my best

Skin and bones- about an extremely thin, emaciated person

No skin, no face who simple- about an ugly, thin person

Biblical encyclopedia arch. Nikephoros

(Ex 26:14, Job 2:4, Matt 3:4). Leather and its products were in great use among the Jews. The skin was used to make clothes, sandals, and aprons. Subsequently, parchment for writing was made from the skins. Leathers were especially well processed in ancient Egypt. Of course, the Israelis also borrowed this art from the Egyptians.

Phraseological Dictionary (Volkova)

Leather (over there) climb (decomposition) - try hard.

They bend over backwards - but the cart still doesn’t move. Krylov.

Frost on the skin(plucks, tears, runs; decomposition) - about the feeling of cold.

Horror sent chills down my spine.

Goose pimples- human skin covered with small pimples due to cold or nervous excitement.

Skin and bones (decomposition) - about extreme thinness, about a very thin person.

Her face was pale and very thin - skin and bones.

No skin, no face (vernacular, vulg.) - about a very ugly person.

Well, he has a girlfriend - not a cameo, not a face.

Encyclopedia "Biology"

(skin), the covering of the body of vertebrates and humans. Protects the body from damage, penetration of foreign substances and microorganisms, releases water and metabolic products, participates in respiration, receptor and secretory activity, and in higher animals and humans – in thermoregulation. The skin has 3 layers: epidermis, skin proper (dermis) and subcutaneous tissue. The epidermis is the outer layer of the skin. In vertebrates, it does not have a cuticle, consists of a lower germinal, or malpighian, layer, which retains the ability to form new layers of cells throughout life, and an upper layer, which is exfoliated in the form of small “dandruff”, in patches (in seals) or entirely (in seals). snake). In the cells of the epidermis, a keratin protein is formed, which gradually displaces the cytoplasm and nucleus, which leads to the appearance of a stratum corneum, the derivatives of which are the scales and shields of reptiles, beak, feathers, wool, hair, claws, nails, leathery calluses, papillary patterns, horns. The epidermis of fish and amphibians is rich in mucus, sometimes poisonous, glands, the secretions of which facilitate movement in water and on land, disinfect the skin and even protect against predators, for example. in dart frogs. At the border of the epidermis and dermis there are cells that produce the skin pigment - melanin, which gives the skin a certain color and protects the body from exposure to ultraviolet rays. The skin itself, or dermis, consists of fibrous connective tissue, permeated blood vessels, nerve endings, various receptors (tactile, thermal, cold, pain, and in fish also taste), skin glands (sweat, sebaceous, odorous and mammary). Derivatives of the dermis are the scales of fish and the integumentary bones of all vertebrates, for example. turtles. Subcutaneous tissue consists of very loose fibrous tissue in which fat is deposited. It is especially developed in aquatic mammals: whales, seals, as well as in hibernating animals. In amphibians, the skin is bare, devoid of any hard formations, but is capable of keratinization, for example. at the toads. The skin of reptiles is largely covered with horny scales (in lizards and snakes) or scutes (in crocodiles and turtles), but remains permeable to water, for example. In crocodiles, up to 75% of water loss occurs through the skin. Lizards, turtles and young crocodiles have a few skin glands; snakes have their rudiments. The skin of birds is covered with feathers growing in certain areas - pterilia; of the glands there is only the coccygeal gland, which is well developed in waterfowl. Richest in multicellular sweat and sebaceous glands, forming specific glandular fields and organs, the skin of mammals. Square skin an adult averages 1.5–2 m" (depending on gender and height). The thickness of the skin (dermis) ranges from 0.5 to 5 mm, the thickness subcutaneous tissue– from 2 mm (on the head) to 10 cm or more (on the buttocks). Keeping the skin clean ensures its normal physiological activity and prevents the occurrence of skin diseases (see personal hygiene). To maintain skin in good condition, it is also necessary to maintain hygiene of clothes and shoes. Varied skin diseases treated by dermatologists.

1. go out of your way

   From skin <�WON> CLIMB skin

2. go out of your way

   see >> try, be diligent

   Abramov's dictionary of synonyms
3. go out of your way

   From skin <�WON> CLIMB. Razg. Express Be diligent, try your best. Lukerya from skin

   Fedorov's Phraseological Dictionary
4. climb

   "I'm in a loop climb, but she’s funny!” Griboyedov. climb from skin over there- cm. over there. climb on the wall - see wall
   CLIMB, climb, climb; ·d.n.v. no, he did. climb, past vr. climbed, climbed, unsure. (cf. climb).
   1
   for what. Climbing, clinging, climbing, climbing. climb on mountain. climb on the tree
   | into what. Climbing, clinging, penetrating, getting into something. climb into the breach in the wall. climb to the hut.
   2
   boots climbs right onto the seat.
   | To interfere, to intervene in something (simple vulg.). climb

   Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
5. climb

   climb
   I nesov. nepereh.
   1. Climb, grab with your hands or cling with your feet, climb somewhere.
   2
   3. Crawling (about fabric, skin and so on.).
   IV Nesov. nepereh. decomposition
   1. To fit successfully, to fit into something.
   2. transfer To put on something; fit.
   

   Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
6. climb

   GET IN - GET OFF
   owls get in - get down
   climb- get out (see)
   climb - climb out (see)
   Get in
   and climbed into their bunkers only when the shelling began. V. Subbotin. Breakthrough.
   CLIMB- GET OUT

7. climb

   in the throat (in the mouth). There is absolutely no desire to eat anything. From skin (over there) climb(cm. Leather). Not climb
   Razg. Creep (about fabric, skin). Rotted fabric crawls under your hands.
   ◊ climb into a bottle. Be angry
   CLIMB I climb, I climb; climb; lez, -la, -lo; nsv.
   1. Grasping with your hands or clinging with your feet, climb
   V skin. The drill couldn't go any deeper. // Fit, fit into something. The books didn't fit into the briefcase
   to be offended when there is no reason for it. climb in the eyes (on the eyes). Try to be visible

   Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary
8. climb

   CLIMB, zu, zesh; climbed, climbed; climb and (colloquial) climb; nesov.
   1. for what, into what. Climbing
   The shirt is coming apart at the seams.
   climb to someone's eyes (colloquial disapproval) to try to be seen, noticed
   attention. climb in front of the boss.
   climb forward (colloquial) to behave too actively, to become active. Don't get ahead of yourself, what do you need more than anyone else?
   

   Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
9. climb

   Cm.:
   1. climb
   2. climbing

   Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
10. climb

    climb, and she's funny! Griboyedov.
    climb from skin over there(colloquial) - try very hard.
    From skin are climbing over there
    At least) in a loop climb to whom (colloquial) - about difficult circumstances, a hopeless situation.
    I'm in a loop
    but the cart still doesn’t move. Krylov.
    climb on the wall (colloquial) - transl. go into a frenzy, into extreme
    irritation.
    He almost climbed the wall after that.
    (Not) climb in your pocket for a word - be resourceful
    during conversation
    This guy won't put his words in his pocket.
    climb into the soul (owl. to get into and climb into) someone
    1

    Volkova's Phraseological Dictionary
11. get out of your way

    With candles lit, he played checkers with his orderly and climbed out of his skin over there from rage, seeing that the Tatar was beating him (V. Pikul. Bayazet).
    

    Fedorov's Phraseological Dictionary
12. climb
13. climb

    climb, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing

    Zaliznyak's Grammar Dictionary
14. climb

    orf.
    climb, climbing, climbing; past climbed, climbed
    

15. climb

    }
    absolutely no desire to eat anything.
    @
    - no soap in the shower climb
    - from skin (over there) climb
    @ Not climb behind the word
    I. Goncharov, Oblomov.
    [Grigory Prokhorych] ordered Zhilin to take binoculars, climb to the mast. L. Sobolev
    or under something, and also to get out of there.
    climb from under the sofa.
    □
    Both climb under the table, scream, squeal
    Enter, enter.
    - The [line] got caught!
    - he said and winced ---. - Have to climb in water. Chekhov
    inside something
    climb in the closet for a book. climb in the box.
    □
    [Baba] just bowed and reached into her bosom

    Small academic dictionary
16. climb

    Obsesslav. Same root as climb, Latvian. lẽzêt “to move slowly”, Old Norse. lágr "low", lie down. climb literally - “to move while lying down.”
    

    Shansky Etymological Dictionary
17. climb

    Doesn't go into his pocket for words, skin climb, on the wall climb, Not climb to the head
    

    Abramov's dictionary of synonyms
18. won

    orf.
    won1, -y (den. units)
    won2, particle (simple and region to over there)
    

    Lopatin's spelling dictionary
19. stench

    stench and. vernacular
    Bad, unpleasant odor; stench.
    

    Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
20. over there

    I
    I. – adv. “away, outside”, here outside, dial. Wonky" over there", Sevsk., Ukrainian Vonka " over there", etc.
    glory V'n, other Indian local p.un. h. vánē “in the forest” similar to lit. laũkan "away, over there", laukè
    "outside", winnen vin. p.un. h. "weather", similar to ltsh. ârā" over there, out", lit. óras "air
    "without", d.-v.-n. āno, new-century-n. ohne "without".
    II
    II. - decree adv., Russian dial vωn, Ukrainian He " over there

    Etymological Dictionary of Max Vasmer
21. stench

    STINK and. disgusting, disgusting smell; stink and. church smell, smell in general, but more aroma, odor
    nice. stink, emit stench, emit a bad odor, stink. Don't touch it, it doesn't stink. Vony
    church publishing stink, fragrant, fragrant, fragrant. Smelly, fetid, stinking; stinky

    Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
22. WON

    1. In 1884-1905 - den. A unit of Korea equal to 100 jeon and 500 punam.
    2. Since 1947 - date. unit of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, equal to 100 chon.
    3. In 1946 - 53 and since 1962 - days. unit South Korea, equal to 100 chon.

    Philatelic Dictionary
23. there you go

    unknown, unpleasant, etc.). “It’s been a long time since I dined, and my kitchen is low, very nasty...” - “ Vaughn it
    assistance. - Did he ask you?... Vaughn how!... Eh, a head - two ears! Well, what kind of assistance can you provide?.. (V. Bogomolov. Ivan).
    

    Fedorov's Phraseological Dictionary
24. over there

    see >> leave
    see also -> outstanding from the series over there to stand out from the crowd over there, get out of line over there, from hands over there, from hands over there Badly
    

    Abramov's dictionary of synonyms
25. there you go

    sentence, number of synonyms: 7 over there it's like 5 over there what is it 5 over there that 4 that's like 5 like 37 amazing 128 ek 6

26. that's it

    adverb, number of synonyms: 4 over there like 7 over there it's like 5 over there is that 5 amazing 128

    Dictionary of Russian synonyms
27. crawl out of your skin (guts)

    From skin are climbing over there, but the cart still doesn’t move.
    Krylov. Swan, Pike and Cancer.
    Wed. What are you doing, Zhuzhu, in case
    we climbed out of our skin,
    To keep up with the censorship.
    Nekrasov. Songs about free speech. Delivery boy.
    Wed
    hit...
    Meanwhile I'm from skin I'm tearing up in vain.
    Krylov. Two dogs.
    See it like a squirrel in a wheel.
    See losing your temper.
    See case.
    See censor.
    

    Mikhelson's Phraseological Dictionary
28. over there

    over there climb(cm. Leather). Out of hand over there(bad, bad) (see Hand). From the series over there(outgoing) (see Row). And spirit
    from memory) over there. * Out of sight - out of heart over there(Last.). Whoever remembers the old will have an eye over there.
    ◊ From skin
    WON
    1. WON Razg.
    I. adv.
    1. Outward, beyond the limits of something; away. Take things out over there. rush
    from the room over there. Kick out over there.
    2. in function. tale Delete, forget; withdraw, forget. Out of my mind (out of my head)
    soul) over there. Suddenly, suddenly someone died.
    II. intl. Expresses an order, a demand immediately

    Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary
29. there you go

    over there How
    Part I decomposition
    Used to enhance the degree of action or symptom.
    II int. decomposition
    over there What! that's how! over there it's like! that's what!
    

    Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
30. that's it

    over there that intl. decomposition
    An exclamation expressing amazement, surprise, admiration and corresponding in meaning to the words: over there How! that's how! that's what! over there what is it!
    

    Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
31. stench

    Stink/.
    

    Morphemic-spelling dictionary
32. that's it

    my yes I... - Yes over there what is it! (Nekrasov. Peasant children). - The Germans stole his mother, places
    I can’t find it... Here you’ll end up in the river. - Vaughn What is it!.. He’s sad, poor fellow,” the elderly fighter sighed knowingly (V. Bogomolov. Ivan).
    

    Fedorov's Phraseological Dictionary
33. won

    1.
    VONA1 (simple).
    1. places adv. Same as won2 (in 1 value).
    2. particle. Here1 (in 3 digits), there2 (in 2 digits). V. what he wanted! V. I baked so much!
    3. intl. Expression of surprise in meaning what is it like?
    2.
    VONA2, s, zh. Currency unit In Korea.

    Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
34. stench

    STINK, and, w. (colloquial). Disgusting smell, stench.
    | took away stench, and, well (simple).
    

    Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
35. stench

    see >> smell, stench
    Publish stench
    

    Abramov's dictionary of synonyms
36. that one

    adverb, number of synonyms: 8 see what 8 in what 13 that's what 8 look what 8 look what 9 amazing 128 what 13 what 12

    Dictionary of Russian synonyms
37. stinky

    adj., number of synonyms: 2 external 33 external 16

    Dictionary of Russian synonyms
38. Stink

    Stink, belch, diarrhea, resolve, waste. In the history of the Russian literary language
    for example, Russians: stench, stink, stinking, skunk and Church Slavonic: incense, fragrant (cf.

    Historical and etymological dictionary
39. voy

    Cm. over there
    

    Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
40. stink

    Smell, smoking, aroma.

    Concise Church Slavonic Dictionary
41. Won

    Monetary unit of the DPRK. Introduced in December 1947 to replace the circulating yen of the Korean Bank. Divided into 100 chon. At the rate of the State Bank of the USSR (January 1971) 100 V. = 74 rubles. 93 kop. (1 rub. = 1.33 V.).

    Big Soviet encyclopedia
42. over there

    orf.
    over there
    

    Lopatin's spelling dictionary
43. stench

    orf.
    stench, -And
    

    Lopatin's spelling dictionary
44. Won

    Currency unit of Korea.

    Numismatist's Dictionary
45. stench

    FRAGRANCE - STINK
    Fragrant - smelly
    Aksinya suddenly caught the languid and sweet aroma of lily of the valley
    Sholokhov. Quiet Don.
    Stupefying stench long unventilated room... took my breath away
    Bakhmetyev. At the threshold.
    A decaying stench oozed from the fiord and from the ditch, mixing under the roof with stink dirty

    Dictionary of antonyms of the Russian language
46. over there

    quantitative characteristic, measure, degree. V. you are so strong. V. how many books.
    Vaughn(it) that (colloquial) the same as that's what it is.
    

    Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
47. over there

    WON, won, voy, vonoiko, vonoichko, yarosl. bonfire; Vonde, Vondi Yarosl. lower vondeka perm. wonotka
    here, here, here. Won what he made up. Our guys are coming to Vonoiko. Give me the axe, vondeka, vonody! That- won't gets married, that is won't beret
    I wouldn't have known, but that's the one for me won't said. || Locations: away, outside of, away from, outside. I went out over there
    left, walked away, left, left the room, home. He over there looks unreliable. Not to the house, but over there looks
    If only I could get away soon over there. Know the honor of the soldier: warmed up and over there. Lives like over there looks. Neither over there

    Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
48. stink

    Cm. stench
    

    Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
49. stinky

    Cm.:
    1. over there
    2. stench
    

    Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

1. go out of your way

   Razg. to do one's utmost, to lay oneself out, to go all out; to bend over backwards idioms.

2. climb

   
   
   climb from skin over there
   
   climb
   climb
   climb into the pit - descender a una fosa
   2
   slip)
   climb
   3) decomposition (enter, join
   meterse, entrar vi
   climb into the water - meterse en el agua
   climb in the bath - meterse en el baño
   4) decompression

   Large Russian-Spanish Dictionary
3. climb Russian-Turkish dictionary
4. climb

   pieces ∙ climb from skin over there decomposition - to go all out, to bend over backwards not climb behind the word
   for a fight; where are you going? rude where do you think* are you going?; ~ over there from skin lay* oneself out
   Impossible. - climb; Sovereign - climb direction climb 1) (on someone/sth.; on someone/sth.
   climb (up, on to) climb on the wall - to climb up the wall 2) (into sth.; under sth.; crawl
   hand) get(into); thrust the hand (into) climb into the water 4) (to someone; to bother, pester) thrust

   Complete Russian-English dictionary
5. climb

   get in
   felmászni-ik
   benyulni
   mászni-ik

   Russian-Hungarian dictionary
6. climb

   Paraga, -panda;
   climb for trouble - -jipalia makaa transl.
   

   Russian-Swahili dictionary
7. climb

   verb imperfect like what to do?; nepereh.
   climb
   Dietary form: climb, climb

   Russian-Ukrainian dictionary
8. climb

   1) (top) grimper vi
   2) (inside) entrer vi (ê)

   Russian-French dictionary
9. climb Russian-Dutch dictionary
10. climb

    1) (climb) klettern vi (s)
    2) (crawl) kriechen vi (s)
    3) decomposition (interfere) sich einmischen (in smb. in A)
    4) (about hair) ausfallen vi (s)

    Russian-German dictionary
11. climb

    Cpat se
    drát se
    hrabat se
    lezt
    michat se
    please
    slezat
    strkat nos
    tlačit se
    vnikat
    šplhat

    Russian-Czech dictionary
12. climb Russian-Polish dictionary
13. climb

    imperf; ks fit in

    Russian-Finnish dictionary
14. climb

    1) (to rise, to ascend) çıqmaq, tırmaşıp çıqmaq
    climb on a tree - terekke çıqmaq
    2) (enter

    Russian-Crimean Tatar dictionary
15. climb

    Lipti (a, o)
    lįsti (lenda, lindo)
    kopti (ia, ė)

    Russian-Lithuanian dictionary
16. climb

    Get out, get out, climb from skin over there- sa skura leztsi (vyluzvazza) he doesn’t reach into his pocket for a word
    yon kishen is at a loss for words climb on the eyes - look at the eyes climb on the rampage - go on the rampage climb
    on the wall - climb onto the wall climb mind your own business - don't bother me - don't bother me on the right - at the throat
    don’t climb into the noose, don’t even climb into the heel climb in the head - climb into the head climb eyes climb into the soul - eyes climb into the soul - eyes climb onto the forehead
    

    Russian-Belarusian dictionary
17. climb

    1) (climb) arrampicarsi, salire
    climb on a tree - salire sull "albero
    2) (lower) scendere
    3) (penetrate) entrare, penetrare, insinuarsi, introdursi
    climb through the window - entrare dalla finestra
    4
    penetrate with hand) ficcare la mano
    climb in your pocket - ficcare la mano in tasca
    6) (intervene
    intromettersi, interferire, ficcare il naso, immischiarsi
    climb into a fight - immischiarsi nella rissa
    don't interfere
    molestare, importunare, seccare
    climb with questions - importunare con domande
    climb with advice - importunare con i consigli
    

    Russian-Italian dictionary
18. climb

    what's in the throat (in the mouth) boğazından getmir; istaham yoxdur; from skin (over there) climb bax leather; Not climb behind the word
    Nesov. 1. çıxmaq, dırmaşmaq; climb on the tree ağaca dırmaşmaq (çıxmaq); climb through the window pəncərəyə
    çıxmaq; 2. soxulmaq, girmək; 3. qarışmaq, baş qoşmaq; climb into someone else's business başqasının işinə qarışmaq (baş
    başıma olmur; climb in the eyes (on the eyes) gözə girmək, özünü gözə soxmaq; climb in the head beyninə girmək
    başından çıxmamaq; climb into whose soul ürəyinə girmək; climb on the wall bərk hirslənmək; doesn't fit

    Russian-Azerbaijani dictionary
19. climb

    procurar alcançar, meter-se; (spread - rollback, etc.) desfiar-se; rasgar-se
    
    - climb on the eyes
    - climb in a bottle
    - Not climb for a word in your pocket
    

    Russian-Portuguese dictionary
20. climb

    1. käsipidi minema
    2. kätt pistma
    3. laskuma
    4. peale käima
    5. tikkuma
    6.trugima
    7. tungima
    8. tükkima
    9. tüütama

    Russian-Estonian dictionary
21. climb

    shoes don't fit me - no me entran los zapatos
    
    climb from skin over there- echar toda el agua al molino
    escalar vt, encaramarse (up); descender (cont.) vt (down)
    climb on a tree - subirse a un árbol
    climb through a wall, a fence - escalar un muro, una valla
    climb into the pit - descender a una fosa
    2
    slip)
    climb through the window - meterse (entrar, saltar) por la ventana
    3) decomposition (enter, join
    meterse, entrar vi
    climb into the water - meterse en el agua
    climb in the bath - meterse en el baño
    4) decompression

    Russian-Spanish dictionary
22. over there

    particle
    He
    ¤ over there That! - away!
    ¤ over there go there - he go there
    ¤ over there(it) what! -- he from, axis ( won't
    what
    =============
    adverb
    get away
    ¤ over there from here - get the stars
    ¤ from the mind of the head, memory over there- flew out of my head from memory
    

    Russian-Ukrainian dictionary

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By the way, have you ever thought that the skin is the same organ of the human body, like the brain, stomach, heart and everything else? At the same time, the skin is the largest, heaviest and most functionally diverse organ.

By the way, have you ever thought about the fact that the skin is the same organ of the human body as the brain, stomach, heart and everything else? At the same time, the skin is the largest, heaviest and most functionally diverse organ.

On this occasion, I propose to talk about skin, or more precisely, about one Russian expression with its participation. Let's start with examples:

On this occasion I propose to talk about the skin, or rather, about a Russian expression with where skin “participates”. Let's start with the examples:

It's always like this you go out of your way to do the best, but it turns out as always.

It’s always like that, you get out of your skin to do the best, but it ends up as always.

He has such a character, as soon as you forbid him something, he will come out of his skin to do it yourself.

That's the way he is, should you prohibit something to him, he will get out of his skin to do it.

As can be seen from the examples, go out of your way means “to try very hard.” Sometimes instead of “skin” they use “skin” and the phrase sounds like get out of your way.

As you can see from the examples, “go out of your way” means “to try hard”. Sometimes instead of “skin” we use “skin” and the phrase sounds like “get out of your skin.”

Another expression with a similar meaning is smash yourself into a piece of cake. “Lepyoshka” is a flat baked product. And “to hurt yourself” means to break.

Another expression with a similar meaning is “to smash oneself into a flat cake”. “Lepeshka” is a flat bakery product. And to “get hurt” means “to smash oneself”.

Yes you are even if you hurt yourself into a piece of cake, you can’t change anything.

Even if you lay yourself out, you won’t be able to change anything.

I suggest you pay attention to one more phrase used today. Usually it sounds like you want the best, but it turns out as always. It is used very often as an expression of disappointment and dissatisfaction with the results of what has been done.

I offer you to pay some attention to one more phrase used today. Usually it sounds like “You want it as better but it ends up as always.” It’s very often used as an expression of frustration and dissatisfaction with the results of what has been done.

I think we can finish for today. I wish you that everything works out for you in the best possible way, easily and without stress, and that no come out of your skin, nor break into pieces You didn’t have any need. 🙂

I think, you can finish for today. I wish you that all you do ends up in the best possible way, easily and without strain, and that you would never need to get out of your skin or smash yourself into a flat cake. 🙂

See you soon, bye everyone!

See you soon, bye everybody!