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I Adj.1. Honig, Pflanze, Tier, Gegend, Sitten: wild; (unzivilisiert) savage; ein wilder Haufen pej. a savage mob; die wilde Schönheit der Berge the wild beauty of the mountains; wilde Triebe AGR., BOT. rank shoots; wilder Wein BOT. Virginia creeper; der Wilde Westen the Wild West2. Geschichte, Blick, Drohungen, Beschimpfungen, Kampf, Leben, Orgie etc.: wild; Kind: auch unruly; Kampf: auch fierce; Blick: auch furious; Lachen: auch hysterical; stärker: maniacal; (wütend) wild, furious, raving; (stürmisch) tempestuous, impetuous; (zügellos) unrestrained; (laut) boisterous; wilde Flucht wild oder headlong flight; wilde Schießerei furious gunbattle; eines Einzelnen: shooting spree; den wilden Mann spielen umg. go berserk; ( sei doch) nicht so wild! calm down!; wild machen (jemanden) make s.o. mad; Musik etc.: drive s.o. wild umg.; (Tier) frighten; wild werden Tier: turn wild; Person: get mad, go wild umg.; Affe 23. (wirr) Gerüchte, Träume, Vermutungen etc.: wild; wildes Durcheinander (total) chaos; eine wilde Frisur oder Mähne haben have one’s hair all over the place, be completely unkempt; das Haar hing ihr wild in die Stirn her hair hung down wildly over her forehead4. Mülldeponie, Parken, Zelten etc.: unauthorized; Taxi: unlicensed; wilder Streik wildcat strike; Ehe6. umg.: wild sein auf (+ Akk) be wild ( oder crazy) about; wie wild like mad; ( das ist) halb so wild! not to worryII Adv. wildly etc.; wild um sich blicken look around wildly; wild lachen laugh hysterically; wild schreien shout like mad umg.; wild entschlossen zu (+ Inf.) absolutely determined to (+ Inf.) wild parken / zelten park / camp illegally; wild lebend wild, nachgestellt: roaming free; wild wachsen grow wild; wild wachsend / wuchernd wild ( oder nachgestellt: growing wild) / rank; wild durcheinander liegen lie in (total) chaos* * *das Wild(Fleisch) venison;(Tiere) game* * *Wịld [vɪlt]nt - (e)s[-dəs] no pl (= Tiere, Fleisch) game; (= Rotwild) deer; (= Fleisch von Rotwild) venison* * *1) fiercely2) (very angry and likely to attack: a fierce dog; a fierce expression.) fierce3) ferociously4) (fierce or savage: a ferocious animal.) ferocious5) (uncivilized: savage tribes.) savage6) (fierce and cruel: The elephant can be quite savage; bitter and savage remarks.) savage7) savagely8) ((of a person) aggressive and inclined to argue.) truculent9) wildly10) ((of animals) not tamed: wolves and other wild animals.) wild11) (uncivilized or lawless; savage: wild tribes.) wild12) (very stormy; violent: a wild night at sea; a wild rage.) wild13) (not accurate or reliable: a wild guess.) wild* * *<-[e]s>[vɪlt]* * *das; Wild[e]s game; (einzelnes Tier) [wild] animal* * *A. adjein wilder Haufen pej a savage mob;die wilde Schönheit der Berge the wild beauty of the mountains;wilde Triebe AGR, BOT rank shoots;wilder Wein BOT Virginia creeper;der Wilde Westen the Wild West2. Geschichte, Blick, Drohungen, Beschimpfungen, Kampf, Leben, Orgie etc: wild; Kind: auch unruly; Kampf: auch fierce; Blick: auch furious; Lachen: auch hysterical; stärker: maniacal; (wütend) wild, furious, raving; (stürmisch) tempestuous, impetuous; (zügellos) unrestrained; (laut) boisterous;wilde Flucht wild oder headlong flight;wilde Schießerei furious gunbattle; eines Einzelnen: shooting spree;den wilden Mann spielen umg go berserk;(sei doch) nicht so wild! calm down!;3. (wirr) Gerüchte, Träume, Vermutungen etc: wild;wildes Durcheinander (total) chaos;Mähne haben have one’s hair all over the place, be completely unkempt;das Haar hing ihr wild in die Stirn her hair hung down wildly over her forehead5. MED:wildes Fleisch proud flesh6. umg:wie wild like mad;(das ist) halb so wild! not to worryB. adv wildly etc;wild um sich blicken look around wildly;wild lachen laugh hysterically;wild schreien shout like mad umg;wild parken/zelten park/camp illegally;wild lebend wild, nachgestellt: roaming free;wild wachsen grow wild;wild wachsend/wuchernd wild ( oder nachgestellt: growing wild)/rank;wild durcheinanderliegen lie in (total) chaos* * *das; Wild[e]s game; (einzelnes Tier) [wild] animal* * *nur sing. n.game (hunting) n. -
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I Adj.1. Honig, Pflanze, Tier, Gegend, Sitten: wild; (unzivilisiert) savage; ein wilder Haufen pej. a savage mob; die wilde Schönheit der Berge the wild beauty of the mountains; wilde Triebe AGR., BOT. rank shoots; wilder Wein BOT. Virginia creeper; der Wilde Westen the Wild West2. Geschichte, Blick, Drohungen, Beschimpfungen, Kampf, Leben, Orgie etc.: wild; Kind: auch unruly; Kampf: auch fierce; Blick: auch furious; Lachen: auch hysterical; stärker: maniacal; (wütend) wild, furious, raving; (stürmisch) tempestuous, impetuous; (zügellos) unrestrained; (laut) boisterous; wilde Flucht wild oder headlong flight; wilde Schießerei furious gunbattle; eines Einzelnen: shooting spree; den wilden Mann spielen umg. go berserk; ( sei doch) nicht so wild! calm down!; wild machen (jemanden) make s.o. mad; Musik etc.: drive s.o. wild umg.; (Tier) frighten; wild werden Tier: turn wild; Person: get mad, go wild umg.; Affe 23. (wirr) Gerüchte, Träume, Vermutungen etc.: wild; wildes Durcheinander (total) chaos; eine wilde Frisur oder Mähne haben have one’s hair all over the place, be completely unkempt; das Haar hing ihr wild in die Stirn her hair hung down wildly over her forehead4. Mülldeponie, Parken, Zelten etc.: unauthorized; Taxi: unlicensed; wilder Streik wildcat strike; Ehe6. umg.: wild sein auf (+ Akk) be wild ( oder crazy) about; wie wild like mad; ( das ist) halb so wild! not to worryII Adv. wildly etc.; wild um sich blicken look around wildly; wild lachen laugh hysterically; wild schreien shout like mad umg.; wild entschlossen zu (+ Inf.) absolutely determined to (+ Inf.) wild parken / zelten park / camp illegally; wild lebend wild, nachgestellt: roaming free; wild wachsen grow wild; wild wachsend / wuchernd wild ( oder nachgestellt: growing wild) / rank; wild durcheinander liegen lie in (total) chaos* * *das Wild(Fleisch) venison;(Tiere) game* * *Wịld [vɪlt]nt - (e)s[-dəs] no pl (= Tiere, Fleisch) game; (= Rotwild) deer; (= Fleisch von Rotwild) venison* * *1) fiercely2) (very angry and likely to attack: a fierce dog; a fierce expression.) fierce3) ferociously4) (fierce or savage: a ferocious animal.) ferocious5) (uncivilized: savage tribes.) savage6) (fierce and cruel: The elephant can be quite savage; bitter and savage remarks.) savage7) savagely8) ((of a person) aggressive and inclined to argue.) truculent9) wildly10) ((of animals) not tamed: wolves and other wild animals.) wild11) (uncivilized or lawless; savage: wild tribes.) wild12) (very stormy; violent: a wild night at sea; a wild rage.) wild13) (not accurate or reliable: a wild guess.) wild* * *<-[e]s>[vɪlt]* * *das; Wild[e]s game; (einzelnes Tier) [wild] animal* * ** * *das; Wild[e]s game; (einzelnes Tier) [wild] animal* * *nur sing. n.game (hunting) n. -
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[waɪld] adjective1) (of animals) not tamed:مُتَوَحِّش، بَرّيwolves and other wild animals.
2) (of land) not cultivated.مُقْفِر، غَيْر مَحروث3) uncivilized or lawless; savage:غَيْر مُتَحَضِّرwild tribes.
4) very stormy; violent:عاصِف، هائِجa wild rage.
5) mad, crazy, insane etc:مَجْنون، جُنونيwild with anxiety.
6) rash:جامِحa wild hope.
7) not accurate or reliable:غَيْر سَوي، غَيْر مَوثوقa wild guess.
8) very angry.غاضِب، مُسْتَشيط غَضَبا -
4 Wild Arsed Guess
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5 Wild Ass Guess
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7 Wild Assed Guess, Not Easily Refuted
Abbreviation: WAGNERУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Wild Assed Guess, Not Easily Refuted
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8 wild assumed guess
Chemical weapons: WAGУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > wild assumed guess
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9 Scientific Wild Ass Guess
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Scientific Wild Ass Guess
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10 super wild ass guess
Abbreviation: SWAGУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > super wild ass guess
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11 הימור פרוע
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12 ਤੁੱਕਾ
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13 догадка
1. guess-work2. guesswork3. guess; conjecture4. conjecture5. surmiseСинонимический ряд:1. предположение (сущ.) гипотеза; домысел; предположение2. сообразительность (сущ.) догадливость; смекалистость; смекалка; сметка; сметливость; смышленость; сообразительность -
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1) Computers: misprediction2) Mathematics: erroneous conjecture, erroneous guess, misperception, wild guess3) Law: mistake belief, mistaken belief4) Science: erroneous assumptionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ошибочное предположение
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erroneous conjecture мат., erroneous guess, wild guessРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > ошибочное предположение
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ПОПАДАТЬ/ПОПАСТЬ В (САМУЮ) ТОЧКУ coll VP subj: human usu. pfv) to say or do exactly the right thing, the precise thing that is fitting at the given momentX попал в самую точку - X hit the nail on the headX hit the builds-eye (the builds eye) X hit the mark X was right on target (on the mark, on the money) X hit it just right X hit it right on the nose.Решения 20-го съезда обнадежили его (Хикмета) всерьёз, -как многих. Он написал тогда чудесную сатирическую пьесу «А был ли Иван Иванович?», высмеивая советских сателлитов - очевидно, Венгрию и Ракоши. Последовали венгерские события. Хикмет попал в самую точку (Аллилуева 2). The decisions of the Twentieth Congress raised his (Hikmet's) hopes in earnest, as they did those of many others. He wrote a wonderful satirical play called But Was There an Ivan Ivanovich ? In it he made fun of Soviet satellites-obviously of Hungary and Rakosi. The Hungarian events of 1956 followed. Hikmet had hit the nail on the head (2a).«Размахались мотыгами! Небось им кажется - они вроде не на поле Сандро, а друг с дружкой усердствуют!» - «В точку попал!» - хором согласились с ним несколько чегемцев, стоящих рядом... (Искандер 5). "They've gone wild with their hoes! I daresay it's not Sandro's field they're doing so zealously-they think they're doing it with each other!" "Bull's eye!" several Che-gemians standing nearby chorused in agreement (5a).А кто ему доложил о „Канатике"? Не ты?» Варя сказала наугад, но попала в точку (Рыбаков 2). "And I suppose it wasn't you who told him about what happened in the Kanatik!" It was a wild guess, but Varya had hit the mark (2a).«Это значит опять-таки что: „с умным человеком и поговорить любопытно" - а?» - проскрежетал Иван. «В самую точку изволили-с. Умным и будьте-с» (Достоевский 2). "So once again: 'It's always interesting to talk with an intelligent man'-eh?" Ivan snarled. "Right on the mark, if I may say so, sir. So be intelligent, sir" (2a).Если Сын Оленя, - говорили они, - предсказывает, какую подлость учинит подлец, подбавь от себя немного подлости и попадешь в самую точку» (Искандер 5). uIf the Son of the Deer," they said, "predicts the villainy a villain will commit, add a little villainy on your own and you'll hit it just right" (5a). -
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[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to say or do exactly the right thing, the precise thing that is fitting at the given moment:- X was right on target (on the mark, on the money);- X hit it right on the nose.♦ Решения 20-го съезда обнадежили его [Хикмета] всерьёз, - как многих. Он написал тогда чудесную сатирическую пьесу "А был ли Иван Иванович?", высмеивая советских сателлитов - очевидно, Венгрию и Ракоши. Последовали венгерские события. Хикмет попал в самую точку (Аллилуева 2). The decisions of the Twentieth Congress raised his [Hikmet's] hopes in earnest, as they did those of many others. He wrote a wonderful satirical play called But Was There an Ivan Ivanovich ? In it he made fun of Soviet satellites-obviously of Hungary and Rakosi. The Hungarian events of 1956 followed. Hikmet had hit the nail on the head (2a).♦ "Размахались мотыгами! Небось им кажется - они вроде не на поле Сандро, а друг с дружкой усердствуют!" - "В точку попал!" - хором согласились с ним несколько чегемцев, стоящих рядом... (Искандер 5). "They've gone wild with their hoes! I daresay it's not Sandro's field they're doing so zealously-they think they're doing it with each other!" "Bull's eye!" several Chegemians standing nearby chorused in agreement (5a).♦ "А кто ему доложил о "Канатике"? Не ты?" Варя сказала наугад, но попала в точку (Рыбаков 2). "And I suppose it wasn't you who told him about what happened in the Kanatik!" It was a wild guess, but Varya had hit the mark (2a).♦ "Это значит опять-таки что: "с умным человеком и поговорить любопытно" - а?" - проскрежетал Иван. "В самую точку изволили-с. Умным и будьте-с" (Достоевский 2). "So once again: 'It's always interesting to talk with an intelligent man'-eh?" Ivan snarled. "Right on the mark, if I may say so, sir. So be intelligent, sir" (2a).♦ "Если Сын Оленя, - говорили они, - предсказывает, какую подлость учинит подлец, подбавь от себя немного подлости и попадешь в самую точку" (Искандер 5). "If the Son of the Deer," they said, "predicts the villainy a villain will commit, add a little villainy on your own and you'll hit it just right" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > попадать в самую точку
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[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv]=====⇒ to say or do exactly the right thing, the precise thing that is fitting at the given moment:- X was right on target (on the mark, on the money);- X hit it right on the nose.♦ Решения 20-го съезда обнадежили его [Хикмета] всерьёз, - как многих. Он написал тогда чудесную сатирическую пьесу "А был ли Иван Иванович?", высмеивая советских сателлитов - очевидно, Венгрию и Ракоши. Последовали венгерские события. Хикмет попал в самую точку (Аллилуева 2). The decisions of the Twentieth Congress raised his [Hikmet's] hopes in earnest, as they did those of many others. He wrote a wonderful satirical play called But Was There an Ivan Ivanovich ? In it he made fun of Soviet satellites-obviously of Hungary and Rakosi. The Hungarian events of 1956 followed. Hikmet had hit the nail on the head (2a).♦ "Размахались мотыгами! Небось им кажется - они вроде не на поле Сандро, а друг с дружкой усердствуют!" - "В точку попал!" - хором согласились с ним несколько чегемцев, стоящих рядом... (Искандер 5). "They've gone wild with their hoes! I daresay it's not Sandro's field they're doing so zealously-they think they're doing it with each other!" "Bull's eye!" several Chegemians standing nearby chorused in agreement (5a).♦ "А кто ему доложил о "Канатике"? Не ты?" Варя сказала наугад, но попала в точку (Рыбаков 2). "And I suppose it wasn't you who told him about what happened in the Kanatik!" It was a wild guess, but Varya had hit the mark (2a).♦ "Это значит опять-таки что: "с умным человеком и поговорить любопытно" - а?" - проскрежетал Иван. "В самую точку изволили-с. Умным и будьте-с" (Достоевский 2). "So once again: 'It's always interesting to talk with an intelligent man'-eh?" Ivan snarled. "Right on the mark, if I may say so, sir. So be intelligent, sir" (2a).♦ "Если Сын Оленя, - говорили они, - предсказывает, какую подлость учинит подлец, подбавь от себя немного подлости и попадешь в самую точку" (Искандер 5). "If the Son of the Deer," they said, "predicts the villainy a villain will commit, add a little villainy on your own and you'll hit it just right" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > попадать в точку
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