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I уст.(бранный, оскорбительный) abusive defamatoryII мед.поно́сные слова́ — abusive words
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abuse имя существительное:vituperation (брань, поношение)vernacular (родной язык, местный диалект, народное название, профессиональный жаргон, общеупотребительное название, брань)словосочетание:hot words (брань, крупный разговор)warm words (брань, крупный разговор) -
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1) General subject: Anglo-Saxon, abuse, abusive language, bad language, battle, blackguardism, curse, dirt, fight, invective, invectives, lamming, lashing, name calling, name-calling, names, quarrel, railing, revilement, scolding, slang, strong language, swearing, thunder, unparliamentary language, violent language, vituperation, warm words, wigging2) Colloquial: warm language3) Dialect: scold4) Jocular: blessing, vernacular5) Religion: opprobrium6) Jargon: rough stuff, earful (Tom got an earful for his part of the prank. Тома побранили за его некоторые проделки.), pepper-and-salt7) Makarov: thunders -
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1) General subject: abuse, abusive language, invectives, oath, obscenities, obscenity, opprobrious language, outrageous language, strong language2) Makarov: opprobrious words3) Taboo: dozens, fruity language -
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ПО МАТУШКЕ (ПО МАТЕРИ) ругать(ся), обругать кого coll |PrepP these forms only adv(to curse, swear) using abusive, obscene wordscall s.o. unprintable names (every name in the book)swear like a trooper swear obscenely cuss (curse, swear) a blue streak.Изо дня в день разыгрывается на поверке потеха с Бай-гильдеевым. Никак он не может запомнить свою статью, по которой сидит уже девять лет... «Байгильдеев!» - кричит вохровец по прозвищу Зверь... Он (Байгильдеев) трет лоб... «Забыл статью... Опять забыл...» Зверь ругается по матушке (Гинзбург 2). Day in, day out at roll call we had the same comic scene with Baigildeev. He was quite incapable of remembering the article that had kept him inside for nine years...."Baigildeev!" shouted the guard who was called the Beast....He (Baigildeev) wiped his forehead...."I've forgotten the article...forgotten again...." The Beast called him unprintable names (2a).«В моём и Зины присутствии пёс (если псом, конечно, можно назвать) обругал профессора Преображенского по матери» (Булгаков 11). uIn the presence of myself and Zina, the dog (if, indeed, one may use this designation) swore obscenely at Prof. Preobrazhensky" (1 la). -
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[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to curse, swear) using abusive, obscene words:- call s.o. unprintable names < every name in the book>;- cuss (curse, swear) a blue streak.♦ Изо дня в день разыгрывается на поверке потеха с Байгильдеевым. Никак он не может запомнить свою статью, по которой сидит уже девять лет... "Байгильдеев!" - кричит вохровец по прозвищу Зверь... Он [Байгильдеев] трет лоб... "Забыл статью... Опять забыл..." Зверь ругается по матушке (Гинзбург 2). Day in, day out at roll call we had the same comic scene with Baigildeev. He was quite incapable of remembering the article that had kept him inside for nine years...."Baigildeev!" shouted the guard who was called the Beast....He [Baigildeev] wiped his forehead...."I've forgotten the article...forgotten again...." The Beast called him unprintable names (2a).♦ "В моём и Зины присутствии пёс (если псом, конечно, можно назвать) обругал профессора Преображенского по матери" (Булгаков 11). "In the presence of myself and Zina, the dog (if, indeed, one may use this designation) swore obscenely at Prof. Preobrazhensky" (11a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по матери
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[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to curse, swear) using abusive, obscene words:- call s.o. unprintable names < every name in the book>;- cuss (curse, swear) a blue streak.♦ Изо дня в день разыгрывается на поверке потеха с Байгильдеевым. Никак он не может запомнить свою статью, по которой сидит уже девять лет... "Байгильдеев!" - кричит вохровец по прозвищу Зверь... Он [Байгильдеев] трет лоб... "Забыл статью... Опять забыл..." Зверь ругается по матушке (Гинзбург 2). Day in, day out at roll call we had the same comic scene with Baigildeev. He was quite incapable of remembering the article that had kept him inside for nine years...."Baigildeev!" shouted the guard who was called the Beast....He [Baigildeev] wiped his forehead...."I've forgotten the article...forgotten again...." The Beast called him unprintable names (2a).♦ "В моём и Зины присутствии пёс (если псом, конечно, можно назвать) обругал профессора Преображенского по матери" (Булгаков 11). "In the presence of myself and Zina, the dog (if, indeed, one may use this designation) swore obscenely at Prof. Preobrazhensky" (11a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по матушке
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11 ненормативный
ненормати́вная ле́ксика — offensive / abusive / unprintable language; curse words pl
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