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21 бесчестный
dishonest* * ** * *dishonest, dishono(u)rable* * *disgracefuldishonourablefoulinfamouslow-downnefarious -
22 постыдный
shameful* * ** * *shameful, disgraceful* * *discreditabledisgracefuldishonorabledishonourablefoulignobleinfamousingloriousopprobriousreproachfulscandalousshameful -
23 стыдно
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it is shameful, it is disgraceful* * *it is shameful, it is disgraceful -
24 безобразие
с.1) ( некрасивая внешность) ugliness; ( уродство) deformity2) (беспорядок, бесчинство) outrage; disgraceful / scandalous practices plчто за безобра́зие! — it's disgraceful / scandalous!
э́то про́сто безобра́зие — it's simply a disgrace / a scandal
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25 безобразный
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26 возмутительный
прлdisgraceful, outrageous; scandalousвозмути́тельный посту́пок — it's a disgraceful/outrageous conduct
э́то возмути́тельно! — it's an outrage!
э́то возмути́тельно, что... — it's outrageous that…
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27 скандальный
прл1) позорящий scandalous, disgracefulсканда́льное поведе́ние — scandalous/disgraceful behaviour
2) разг склонный к ссорам rowdy3) о прессе scandal attr, gossip attrсканда́льная хро́ника — scandal/gossip column(s)/page(s)
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28 надо совесть знать
разг.one ought to know what conscience is; it's disgraceful (scandalous, shocking)!; there's a limit!Пробила половина десятого, Илья Ильич встрепенулся. - Что ж это я в самом деле? - сказал он вслух с досадой. - Надо совесть знать: пора за дело. (И. Гончаров, Обломов) — It struck half-past nine. Ilya Ilyich roused himself. 'What am I thinking of?' he said aloud with vexation. 'It's disgraceful: I must set to work!'
Подхалюзин.
Говорят, надо совесть знать! Да, известное дело, надо совесть знать, да в каком это смысле понимать нужно? (А. Островский, Свои люди - сочтёмся) — Podkhalyuzin. They say a fellow ought to know what conscience is. Well, of course he ought to; but in what sense must he understand that?Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > надо совесть знать
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29 безобразие!
1) General subject: wow2) Rude: shit3) Diplomatic term: it's disgraceful!, it's scandalous!, it's simply a disgrace! -
30 бесславный
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31 бесчестный
1) General subject: Machiavellian, caddish, crook, disgraceful, dishonest, dishonorable, dishonourable, foul, honourless, ignominious, infamous, low-down, nefarious, obloquious, rascally, shameful, tortuous, unprincipled, as crooked as a dog's hind leg, unhonoury, sinuous2) Religion: unrighteous3) Law: corrupt6) Phraseological unit: bad apple, barrel of laughs -
32 венерическое заболевание
1) General subject: mono2) Medicine: veneral disease3) Law: venereal disease4) Taboo: French disease (особ. сифилис), French lessons (pl) (usu take French lessons), French sickness, Spanish football, Venus's curse, bad disease, blue ball (особ. гонорея), blue balls (особ. гонорея), blue fever, bone ache, burner, case, chank (обыч. сифилис), clap (особ. (US) сифилис или (UK) гонорея), clapp (особ. (US) сифилис или (UK) гонорея), communicable disease, crud (особ. сифилис), cupid's itch, disgraceful disease, dose (usu have/get/give a dose), drip (особ. гонорея), galloping knob rot, load, lobstertails, old Joe (особ. сифилис или гонорея), plague, ring of roses, scalder (особ. гонорея), scrud, shank (обыч. сифилис), social disease, stick, tail on fire, wreath of roses (обыч. шанкр)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > венерическое заболевание
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33 гнусный
1) General subject: abhorrent, abominable, base, curst, desperate, dishonorable, dishonourable, flagitious, hateworthy, heinous, impure, invidious, knavish, mean, nefarious, odious, picayune, picayunish, slimy, vile, villainous (о поступках), wretched, disgraceful2) Colloquial: lousy3) Australian slang: yukky5) Archaic: cursed6) Emotional: rank7) Taboo: cock-sucking -
34 дрянной
1) General subject: bum, cheesy, crappy, crummy, grungy, junky, lousy, mean, no good, rubbishy, scald, shoddy, trashy, tuppenny, twopenny, twopenny halfpenny, twopenny-halfpenny, wretched, worthless, disgraceful3) American: number ten4) Jargon: crumby, scabby, Mickey Mouse, dinky5) Emotional: rotten6) Taboo: gammy -
35 зазорный
1) General subject: scandalous, shameful, disgraceful2) Makarov: base3) Phraseological unit: barrel of laughs -
36 мерзкий
1) General subject: abhorrent, blackguard, blackguardly, detestable, filthy, fulsome, ghoulish, heinous, lousy, nasty, nefarious, noisome, odious, of the blackest( deepest) dye, pitchy, snotty, vile, villainous, disgraceful, wretched, obscene4) Religion: execratory5) Australian slang: grotty6) Diplomatic term: ugly8) Invective: mothering, sleezy, mother fucking9) Makarov: of the blackest dye, of the deepest dye11) Phraseological unit: esthetically challenged -
37 невзрачный
1) General subject: homespun, mean, plain, poor, tacky, unprepossessing, unpresentable, unsightly (о вещах), ill-favoured, unattractive, unadorned, disgraceful, nondescript3) American: homely4) Politics: uncomely, uninviting5) Taboo: piddling -
38 недостойное поведение
1) General subject: contemptible conduct, disgraceful behaviour2) Bookish: malconduct3) Law: disruptive conduct (в суде)4) Psychology: misbehavior5) Makarov: ignominious behaviour, ignominious conduct, irreverend behaviour, misbehaviourУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > недостойное поведение
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39 недостойный
1) General subject: ignominious, infra dig, reproachful, undeserving, unladylike, unmeritorious, unseemly (о поведении), unworthy, unworthy (of) (чего-л.), contemptible, despicable, worthless, disgraceful (о поведении)2) Poetical language: indign3) Makarov: shabby -
40 неказистый
General subject: unprepossessing, homely, not much to look at, plain, dowdy, disgraceful
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