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1) General subject: a big gun, a great gun, big card, great card, high ranker, something, the cock of the walk, cock of the walk2) Slang: mogul3) American: (большая) mugwump5) Sports: pot6) Jargon: buzz-wig, cheese, don, gun (big), high muck-a-muck, high muckety-musk, high pillow, high shot, high-monkey monk, hot short, hot shot, hot-shot, hotshot, real cheese, shot, skin, squeegie, squegee, biggie, hot-shot Charlie, king, knock, knocker, pow-wow, pumpkin, punkin7) Hebrew: macher -
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Jargon: buzz-wig -
4 нечто волнующее
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1) General subject: a big gun, a great gun, big card, great card, high ranker, something, the cock of the walk, cock of the walk2) Slang: mogul3) American: (большая) mugwump5) Sports: pot6) Jargon: buzz-wig, cheese, don, gun (big), high muck-a-muck, high muckety-musk, high pillow, high shot, high-monkey monk, hot short, hot shot, hot-shot, hotshot, real cheese, shot, skin, squeegie, squegee, biggie, hot-shot Charlie, king, knock, knocker, pow-wow, pumpkin, punkin7) Hebrew: macher -
6 возбуждение
1) General subject: agitation, drive, ebullience (радостное), effervescency, emotion, energizing, excitation (тж. физиол.), excitement, exhilaration, feeling, ferment, fermentation, fever (нервное), flurry, flutter, fume, fuss, impulse, impulsion, incitation, incitement, intoxication, irritation, kindling, kippage, stimulation, stirring, take on, thrill, tumescence, twitter, twitteration, (приятное) wallop, (ощущений) tingling3) Medicine: activation, arousal, exaltation, induction5) Dialect: feeze6) American: rush7) Engineering: actuation, driving, energization, feed, firing, illumination (антенны облучателем), pump, pumping, start, start starting, starting (дуги)8) Rare: suscitation9) Mathematics: excitation, motivation10) Religion: stirring up11) Railway term: energizing (реле), magnetizing12) Law: institution (дела, судебного преследования), commencement (напр., дела)14) Music: brio15) Psychology: conniption fit16) Radio: launching17) Physiology: innervation19) Jargon: belt, blast, jism, kick, mess, row-de-dow, row-de-dowdy, rowdy-dow, rowdy-dowdy, rowdydow, turn-on, wig out, bang, buzz, charge, fireworks, jollies, razzle-dazzle20) Information technology: exitation, initiation (шины), sensitization, sensitizing21) Oil: stimulation (скважины)22) Genetics: excitation (реакция живой клетки на раздражение, сопровождающаяся специфическими физико-химическими процессами)23) Astronautics: exciting, generation24) Geophysics: injection25) Advertising: flight26) Automation: fire27) Robots: generation (колебаний)28) Oceanography: commotion29) Aviation medicine: evocation30) Makarov: actuation (атомов, молекул, колебаний), arousal (особ. половое), drive (в радиотехнике), driving (в радиотехнике), effervescence, excitation (атомов, молекул, колебаний), exciting (атомов, молекул, колебаний), feed (антенны), launching (волновода)31) Taboo: hell beginning to boil (в т.ч. сексуальное), storm, tensing, turn-oning32) Security: initialization33) Electric machinery: excitation field34) Electrical engineering: (магнитное) field -
7 надоедать
1) General subject: aggravate, annoy, badger, bind (поучениями), bore, bother, cloy, devil, dun, fuss, give (smb.) a pain in the neck (кому-л.), harry, hassle, herry, importune, interfere, make oneself a nuisance, make weary, molest, nickel and dime, nickel-and-dimed, nickel-and-diming, nickeled-and-dimed, nickeling-and-diming, niggle, pall (обыкн. pall on), peeve, pester, tease, tire, trouble, urge, weary, worry, buzz about, get on wick, make a nuisance of oneself, make a nuisance of oneself, make oneself a nuisance, persecute, keep at with (кому-л., чем-л.), get old (о шутке и т.п.), din2) Colloquial: blister, brown off, bug, feed up pass, plague, pop boring3) American: wig (кому-л.), stick in craw4) Obsolete: irk5) Rare: hatchel6) Australian slang: crap off, get in ( smb.'s) hair, get up (smb.'s) nose, nark, pick on, pull (smb.'s) leg, rough-house7) Scottish language: deave8) Jargon: bind (поучениями и т.п.), fool around, get (one's), get in (one's) hair, goat, bone, drag, ear, get, hound9) Makarov: get on (smb.'s) wick, make oneself a nuisance (to), ply, cheese off, feed up10) Taboo: ball somebody up (кому-л.), break somebody's balls (кому-л.), bugger somebody off (кому-л.), futz about (usu futz about with something), screw somebody (кому-л.), screw somebody up (кому-л.), stick like shit to a blanket12) Idiomatic expression: under my skin
См. также в других словарях:
buzz-wig — buzzˈ wig noun A great bushy wig • • • Main Entry: ↑buzz … Useful english dictionary
buzz|wig — «BUHZ WIHG», noun. 1. a large, bushy wig. 2. a person wearing such a wig … Useful english dictionary
buzz wig — noun Etymology: perhaps from buzz (III) : a large bushy wig … Useful english dictionary
buzz — buzz; buzz·er; buzz·ing·ly; buzz·wig; … English syllables
wig — be·wig; big·wig; buzz·wig; ear·wig·gy; lud·wig·ia; lud·wig·ite; peri·wig·pat·ed; un·wig; whirl·wig; wig·an; wig; wig·gen; wig·ger; wig·gery; wig·ging; wig·gler; wig·gly; wig·less; wig·town·shire; wig·wam; wig·let; ear·wig; peri·wig; wig·gle;… … English syllables
Buzz (comic) — Buzz was an A3 (broadsheet) British comic that ran from (issues dates) 20 January 1973 to 4 January 1975, when it merged with The Topper. Its strips included: *Big Fat Flo *Calamity Kate a girl who inadvertently broke things *Fred the Flop an… … Wikipedia
buzzwig — buzz·wig … English syllables
buzzwig — ˈbəˌzwig noun Etymology: buzz wig : a person wearing a buzz wig; specifically : bigwig * * * /buz wig /, n. 1. a large, bushy wig. 2. a person wearing such a wig. 3. a person of consequence … Useful english dictionary
buzzwig — /buz wig /, n. 1. a large, bushy wig. 2. a person wearing such a wig. 3. a person of consequence. Also, buzz wig. [1810 20; buzz bushy wig (prob. shortening of BUSBY) + WIG] * * * … Universalium
Busby — is the English name for the Hungarian prémes csákó or kucsma , a military head dress made of fur, worn by Hungarian hussars. In its original Hungarian form the busby was a cylindrical fur cap, having a bag of colored cloth hanging from the top.… … Wikipedia
busby — [18] Busby originally meant ‘large bushy wig’, and so may be related to buzz wig, a term with similar meaning current during the 19th century (and perhaps the inspiration for Sergeant Buzfuz, the lawyer in Dickens’s Pickwick Papers). The… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins