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[как без рук]  {adv. phr.}

[kak bez `ruk]

 {literary} like whithout hands

 {colloquial} almost helpless, not capable of doing anything.

* /Путешественники не взяли с собой проводника, а без него в  […]

[как ни в чем не бывало]  {adv. phr.}

[kak ni v cheom ne bi`valo]

 {literally} (to behave) as if nothing has happened. Paying no attention to sth.

* /Вчера они ссорились, а теперь болтают как ни в  […]

(ждать) [как от козла молока] or [как с козла молока]  {adv. phr.}  {informal}

[kak ot koz`la molo`ka]

 {literally} (to expect) as milk from a he-goat.

(To gain, expect, wait for sth. from someone) in vain, without any  […]

[как раз]  {adv. phr.}

[kak raz]

1. Right, or just, or quite.

Just in time. — Как раз вовремя.

Quite (or just) the opposite. — Как раз наоборот.

2. See: [в самый раз] (1), [to a T]

[как с гуся вода]  {adv. phr.}

[kak z `gusya vo`da]

 {literally} like water off a goose.

Without producing any effect; without paying the slightest attention.

* /Как с гуся вода, с нашей девочки худоба. — Like  […]

[камня на камне не оставить]  {v. phr.}

[`kamn'ya na `kamn'ye ne os`tavit']

 {literally} ~not leaving a stone standing.

To crush, destroy utterly

* /The opponent's arguments, brought together, did not leave a stone standidng from  […]

[катись колбаской по Малой Спасской]  {imperative}  {proverb}  {informal}  {v. phr.}

[ka`t'is' kol`baskoj po `maloj `spasskoj]

From famous Russian proverb, meaning "you'd better go away; get off"

The origin comes from the  […]