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1 капризный ребёнок
1) General subject: Peter Grievous, a fractious child, a fretful child, a fretty child, contrary child, fanciful child, freakish child, peevish child, tantrumy child, wilful child, young Tatar2) Psychology: willful child3) Makarov: petulant child -
2 своевольный ребёнок
1) General subject: contrary child, wilful child2) Psychology: willful childУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > своевольный ребёнок
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3 противный
I прл кнopposite, contraryпроти́вное мне́ние — contrary opinion
проти́вные сто́роны — opposing sides
II прлв проти́вном слу́чае — otherwise
неприятный nasty, disgusting, offensiveпроти́вный за́пах — a nasty/disgusting/offensive smell
проти́вный ребёнок — detestable child
у него́ о́чень проти́вная мане́ра переходи́ть в разгово́ре на ли́чности — I find his manner of making personal remarks/of bringing personalities into the conversation quite disgusting/offensive
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