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1 complaints
Синонимический ряд:1. ailments (noun) ailments; indisposition; rockiness2. diseases (noun) affections; afflictions; ailments; conditions; diseases; disorders; illnesses; ills; infirmities; maladies; sicknesses; syndromes3. grumbles (noun) grievances; grumbles -
2 ailments
Синонимический ряд:1. complaints (noun) complaints; indisposition; rockiness2. diseases (noun) affections; afflictions; complaints; conditions; diseases; disorders; illnesses; ills; infirmities; maladies; sicknesses; syndromes -
3 complaint
1. n недовольство2. n причина недовольстваmy chief complaint is that … — главная причина моего недовольства заключается в том, что …
3. n жалоба, сетование4. n юр. жалоба; иск; возбуждение уголовного делаbill of complaint — исковое заявление, жалоба
5. n ком. рекламация; претензия6. n болезнь, недомогание; больСинонимический ряд:1. ailment (noun) ailment; indisposition; rockiness2. disease (noun) affection; affliction; ailment; condition; disease; disorder; ill; illness; infirmity; malady; sickness; symptom; syndrome3. reproach (noun) accusation; charge; criticism; disapproval; grievance; grumble; lament; objection; protest; reproach; suggestionАнтонимический ряд:compliment; remedy -
4 conditions
1. обстоятельства; условия2. условия; режим3. режим4. условиеСинонимический ряд:1. circumstances (noun) ambient factors; background; circumstances; elements; environmental factors; setting; situation; surroundings2. diseases (noun) affections; ailments; complaints; diseases; disorders; ills; infirmities; maladies; sicknesses; syndromes3. environment (noun) air; atmosphere; environment; ether; medium; temper4. musts (noun) essentials; musts; necessities; preconditions; prerequisites; requirements; requisites5. orders (noun) cases; conditions; estates; fitness; forms; orders; repairs; shapes; trims6. states (noun) modes; postures; situations; states; status; statuses7. terms (noun) provisions; provisos; provisos or provisoes; qualifications; reservations; specifications; stipulations; strings; terms8. conditions (verb) accustoms; conditions; habituates; inures -
5 disorders
беспорядки; волненияСинонимический ряд:1. anarchisms (noun) anarchies; anarchisms; distempers; riots2. anarchy (noun) anarchy; lawlessness; misrules3. confusions (noun) clutters; confusions; disarrays; huddles; muddles; snarls4. diseases (noun) affections; afflictions; ailments; complaints; conditions; diseases; illnesses; ills; indispositions; infirmities; maladies; sicknesses; syndromes5. messes (noun) chaos; clutter; confusion; disarrangement; disarray; disorderliness; disorganisation; jumbles; messes; mix-ups; scrambles; turmoil6. deranges (verb) confuses; deranges; disarrays; discomposes; disjoints; dislocates; disorganises; disorganizes; disrupts; distempers; disturbs; jumbles; mess up; messes up; mix up; mixes up; muddles; musses up; rummages; scrambles; shuffles; sickens; snarls; tumbles; turns; unhinges; unsettles; upsets7. musses (verb) disarranges; dishevels; messes; musses; rumples; tousles -
6 affections
Синонимический ряд:1. diseases (noun) ailments; complaints; conditions; diseases; disorders; ills; infirmities; maladies; sicknesses; syndromes2. feelings (noun) emotions; feelings; passions; sentiments3. loves (noun) attachments; bonds; devotions; fondnesses; loves; loyalties; ties4. qualities (noun) attributes; characteristics; characters; features; marks; peculiarities; properties; qualities; savors; savours; traits; virtues5. loves (verb) adores; loves; worships -
7 surfeit
1. n излишество, неумеренность2. n излишек, избыток3. n переедание4. n пресыщение5. n отвращение; тошнота6. v переедать; объедаться7. v перекармливать8. v обыкн. пресыщатьСинонимический ряд:1. excess (noun) embarrassment; excess; excessiveness; fat; overabundance; over-abundance; overflow; overkill; overmuch; overplus; plenitude; plethora; profusion; repletion; saturation; superabundance; superfluity; surplus; surplusage2. satiety (noun) engorgement; repletion; satiation; satiety3. shortage (noun) shortage4. satiate (verb) cloy; fill; glut; gorge; jade; over indulge; overfeed; pall; sate; satiate; stodge; supply -
8 cushion
1. n диванная подушка2. n подушечка для булавок3. n подушка для плетения кружев4. n мягкая подстилка5. n борт бильярда6. n валикlevator cushion — валик мышцы, поднимающей мягкое небо
7. n амер. разг. деньги, отложенные на чёрный день8. n тех. подкладка, подушка, упругое основание9. n воздушная подушка10. n архит. пята свода11. v тех. снабжать подкладкой, подушкой12. v сидеть, отдыхать на подушках13. v подкладывать подушки; обкладывать подушками14. v разг. утаивать; обходить молчанием15. v сл. скрывать, прятать16. v смягчатьplease cushion your voice — пожалуйста, говорите потише
17. v ставить к борту бильярдаСинонимический ряд:1. buffer (noun) buffer; bumper; fender; shock-absorber2. pillow (noun) bolster; mat; pad; pillow; seat; sham3. absorb (verb) absorb; alleviate; check; meliorate; slow4. cradle (verb) cradle; prop; support5. dampen (verb) dampen; mitigate; muffle; soften -
9 panic
1. n бот. бор развесистый2. n паника3. n амер. сл. забава, шутка4. n амер. сл. забавный, занятный человек5. a панический6. v пугать, приводить в ужас7. v впадать в панику, терять головуshe panicked … then she pulled herself together — её охватила паника … но потом она взяла себя в руки
8. v амер. сл. приводить в восторг; вызывать аплодисменты9. v амер. сл. вызывать смех, насмешкиСинонимический ряд:1. confusion (noun) confusion; hysteria; riot2. fear (noun) alarm; anxiety; cold feet; consternation; dismay; disquiet; dread; fear; fearfulness; frenzy; fright; horror; terror; trepidation; trepidity3. frighten (verb) alarm; frighten; scare; stampede; startle; terrify; terrorise; terrorizeАнтонимический ряд:assurance; boldness; bravery; calm; calmness; cheerfulness; comfort; confidence; contentment; courage; firmness; hopefulness; intrepidity; nerve; optimism; peace; tranquility -
10 chronic
1. adjective1) хронический; застарелый (о болезни)2) постоянный; привычный; chronic doubts вечные сомнения; chronic complaints вечные жалобы3) collocation ужасный; something chronic нечто ужасное2. nounхроник* * *(a) хронический* * ** * *[chron·ic || 'krɒnɪk] adj. привычный, хронический, затяжной; застарелый; постоянный; ужасный* * *хроникхроническаяхроническийхроническое* * *1. прил. 1) мед. хронический 2) застарелый, закоренелый 2. сущ. страдающий чем-то хроническим
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