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1 плохая работа
1) General subject: botch, bungle, cheap workmanship, tinker2) Engineering: botching, bungling, poor workmanship (низкое качество исполнения)3) Automobile industry: foulness4) Drilling: fouling5) Quality control: foozle -
2 плохо
1. commonly2. third rateтретьесортный; дешевый; плохой — third rate
3. badly4. wicked5. worse6. bad; badly7. amissпоступать плохо, ошибаться — to act amiss
8. cheap9. evilсамое неприятное, самое плохое — the devil of it
10. ill11. poorСинонимический ряд:1. скверно (прил.) дрянно; дурно; нехорошо; никудышно; паршиво; скверно; хреново; худо2. неудовлетворительно (проч.) неудовлетворительно3. нехорошо (проч.) ахово; дурно; нехорошо; никудышно; паршиво; плево; погано; скверно; хреново; худоАнтонимический ряд:
См. также в других словарях:
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