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1 тёплая одежда
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2 теплая одежда
1) General subject: woollies2) Military: arctic clothes -
3 яркий
1) General subject: Oriental, blazing, bright, brilliant, broad, cheerful (о дне), colorful, colourful, emphatic, flamboyant, flaming, flammeous, flashy, flossie, flossy, forcible, fresh coloured, fresh-coloured, garish, gaudy, gay, glad, glare, glaring (о свете), glary, glowing (о красках), gorgeous, high coloured, high-coloured, jazz, jazzy, lightsome, live (о цвете), lively (о впечатлении, цвете и т. п.), lucent, lucid, noisy, of different colors, of the soil, orient, oriflamme, outstanding, painted, pictorial (о стиле и т. п.), picturesque (о языке), powerful (о речи, описании), psychodelic, quicksilver, racy (о речи, стиле), rich, rosy, salient, saturated (о цвете), sheen, shining, showy, (слишком) shrill, sinewed, sinewy (о стиле), splendent, staring, starry, striking, tawdry, technicolor, vibrant (об оттенке), viewy, vigor, vitriol (о свете, краске), vivid, attention-getting, eye-catching, fancy (например, народный костюм), brightly coloured (brightly coloured kids' clothes and shoes), bold (о вкусе), excellent, shiny, audacious3) Zoology: obvious6) Botanical term: bright-coloured (лат. laetus)7) Engineering: luminous8) Mathematics: intense9) Religion: illustrious10) Architecture: clear, tartish (о цвете или расцветке)13) Scottish language: bricht14) Textile: brilliant (о красителе), loud-coloured (о цвете), noisy (о цвете или костюме), vivid (об окраске)15) Jargon: up-beat, upbeat, ritzy, Coney Island, Hollywood16) Automation: brightfield17) Oceanography: (представитель, напр.) conspicuous (напр. seal is a conspicuous wild life Arctic animal, тюлень-яркий представитель дикой природы Арктики)18) Makarov: fiery, garish (о красках, свете и т.п.), incandescent, living (о цвете), luculent, racy of the soil (о языке), rich (о цвете), spectacular19) Taboo: pimping -
4 сводить концы с концами
разг.1) (с трудом справляться с нуждой, едва укладываться в сумму заработка, сметы и т. п.) make both (two) ends meet, make ends meet; make buckle and tongue meet Amer.Князь Шеин, несмотря на своё видное положение в обществе, а может быть и благодаря ему, едва сводил концы с концами. (А. Куприн, Гранатовый браслет) — Despite his prominence in society, or possibly because of it, Prince Sheyin could hardly make both ends meet.
Когда в семье четыре парня, одежонка на них горит, как на огне. Ещё удивительно, что Мария как-то сводила концы с концами и ребятишки ходили чисто, не хуже других... (В. Распутин, Деньги для Марии) — When there are four of them in a family the clothes go as if devoured by flames. The remarkable thing was that Maria managed to make ends meet and her sons always looked neat and clean and were dressed as well as the rest of the village children.
2) (справляться с каким-либо затруднением, согласовывая различные стороны дела, работы и т. п.) make ends meet; tie up the ends; bring matters to a successful conclusionПисатель придумал Зубцова, заставил его влюбиться по уши в жену товарища, осрамил перед всеми, а затем, чтобы свести концы с концами, отправил в Заполярье. (И. Эренбург, Оттепель) — The novelist thought up Zubtsov, made him fall in love with his friend's wife, shamed him publicly, and to tie up the ends, sent him to Arctic.
Был ли я справедлив? Научился ли этому за долгую жизнь? И как свести концы с концами в поисках справедливости? (И. Грекова, Кафедра) — Was I just? Did I learn to be so in my long life? And how to make ends meet in the search for justice?
Кошев, зелено-бледный от ядрёного дыма самосада, то и дело вытирал платком влажную шею и не знал, как свернуть собрание и свести концы с концами. (П. Проскурин, Судьба) — Koshev, pale, almost green from the poisonous fumes of home-grown tobacco, kept dabbing his sweaty neck with his handkerchief, at a loss how to round the meeting out and bring matters to a successful conclusion.
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