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121 florid
1. a красный, с красными прожилками или пятнами; с нездоровым румянцем2. a кричащий, вычурный; вульгарный3. a цветистый, вычурный; напыщенный4. a редк. в расцвете силСинонимический ряд:1. excessively ornate (adj.) decorative; dressy; elaborate; excessively ornate; fancy; floral; flowery; gaudy; luxurious; ornamental; showy2. ornate (adj.) baroque; flamboyant; luscious; ornate; rich; rococo3. rhetorical (adj.) aureate; bombastic; declamatory; euphuistic; grandiloquent; highfalutin; high-flown; magniloquent; oratorical; orotund; overblown; pompous; purple; rhetorical; sonorous; stilted; swelling; swollen; tumescent; tumid; turgid4. ruddy (adj.) flush; flushed; full-blooded; glowing; rubicund; ruddy; sanguine -
122 flowery
1. a покрытый цветами2. a цветочный; напоминающий цветы3. a цветистый, витиеватыйСинонимический ряд:1. full of fine words (adj.) elaborate; elegant; fancy; full of fine words; ornate; poetic; refined; rococo; sentimental2. rhetorical (adj.) aureate; bombastic; declamatory; euphuistic; florid; grandiloquent; highfalutin; high-flown; magniloquent; oratorical; orotund; overblown; pompous; purple; rhetorical; sonorous; stilted; swelling; swollen; tumescent; tumid; turgid -
123 grandiloquent
1. a высокопарный, напыщенный2. a говорящий высокопарными, напыщенными фразамиСинонимический ряд:rhetorical (adj.) aureate; bombastic; declamatory; euphuistic; florid; flowery; grandiose; haughty; highfalutin; high-flown; histrionic; inflated; lofty; magniloquent; oratorical; orotund; overblown; pompous; pretentious; purple; rhetorical; sonorous; stilted; swelling; swollen; tumescent; tumid; turgidАнтонимический ряд:base; direct; humble; lowly; plain; simple; unadorned; unaffected; unpretentious -
124 grandiose
1. a грандиозный2. a помпезный, напыщенный, претенциозныйСинонимический ряд:1. grand (adj.) august; baronial; grand; imposing; lordly; magnific; magnificent; majestic; noble; princely; royal; splendid; stately2. ostentatious (adj.) ambitious; haughty; lofty; ostentatious; pretentious; showy; utopian; visionary3. pompous (adj.) bombastic; egotistic; flamboyant; grandiloquent; high-flown; pompous; theatricalАнтонимический ряд:humble; unaffected; unimpressive -
125 high-sounding
1. a звучный2. a громкий, пышныйСинонимический ряд:ostentatious (adj.) artificial; bombastic; egotistic; imposing; ostentatious; overblown; pompous; pretentious -
126 highfalutin
1. n разг. напыщенность, высокопарностьto express the purest poetry without highfalutin — передать чистейшую поэзию без всякой напыщенности
2. a разг. напыщенный, высокопарный, претенциозныйСинонимический ряд:oratorical (adj.) bombastic; eloquent; flowery; grandiloquent; oratorical; pompous; rhetorical; sonorous; verbose -
127 magniloquent
a высокопарный, напыщенныйСинонимический ряд:rhetorical (adj.) aureate; bombastic; declamatory; euphuistic; florid; flowery; grandiloquent; highfalutin; high-flown; oratorical; orotund; overblown; pompous; purple; rhetorical; sonorous; stilted; swelling; swollen; tumescent; tumid; turgid -
128 manner
1. n метод, способ; образ действийin this manner, in such a manner — таким образом
in the same manner as … — таким же образом, как …
the manner of his argument — то, как он аргументирует свою точку зрения
2. n манера; поведениеbedside manner — умение обращаться с больным; умелый подход к больному; врачебный такт
modest manner — скромное поведение; скромная манера держаться
3. n обычаи, нравы4. n воспитанность; хорошие манерыto have bad manners — не уметь себя держать ; быть невоспитанным
have you no manner? — вы что, не умеете вести себя?
where are your manners? — как ты себя ведёшь?; веди себя прилично!
have you forgotten your manners? — вы забыли, как надо себя вести?
5. n манерность6. n уст. сорт, родin a manner — до некоторой степени, в некотором смысле, так сказать
all manner of … — всякого рода …
7. n юр. похищенное имуществоСинонимический ряд:1. appearance (noun) air; appearance; aspect; bearing; carriage; demeanor; demeanour; deportment; look; mien; presence2. character (noun) character; guise; nature3. habit (noun) consuetude; custom; habit; habitude; practice; praxis; trick; usage; use; way; wont4. manners (noun) amenities; civilities; decorums; etiquette; manners; mores; proprieties5. method (noun) fashion; form; method; mode; modus; procedure; style; system; technique; tone; vein; wise6. order (noun) breed; caste; class; cut; description; feather; ilk; kind; lot; mould; order; persuasion; sort; species; stamp; stripe; type; varietyАнтонимический ряд:appearance; being; design; life; performance; proceeding; project; work
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bombastic — (adj.) 1704, inflated, from BOMBAST (Cf. bombast) + IC (Cf. ic). Meaning given to bombastic language is from 1727 … Etymology dictionary
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bombastic — [adj] pompous, grandiloquent aureate, balderdash, big talking*, declamatory, euphuistic, flowery, full of hot air*, fustian, grandiose, highfalutin*, high flown, histrionic, inflated, loudmouthed, magniloquent, orotund, ostentatious, overblown,… … New thesaurus
bombastic — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ grandiose but with little meaning. DERIVATIVES bombastically adverb … English terms dictionary
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bombastic — bom|bas|tic [bɔmˈbæstık US ba:m ] adj [Date: 1700 1800; Origin: bombast bombastic language (16 21 centuries), from Old French bombace soft material for filling something , from Medieval Latin bombax cotton ] bombastic language contains long words … Dictionary of contemporary English
bombastic — [[t]bɒ̱mbæ̱stɪk[/t]] ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe someone as bombastic, you are criticizing them for trying to impress other people by saying things that sound impressive but have little meaning. He was vain and bombastic. ...the… … English dictionary