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dotty; (пятнистый) punctate(d) мед.; punctual мат.* * ** * *dotty; punctate(d) punctual мат.* * * -
2 рехнувшийся
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3 усеянный точками
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4 подгнившая опора
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > подгнившая опора
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5 слабая опора
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > слабая опора
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6 нетвёрдый на ногах
1) General subject: dickey, dicky, doddering, doddery, groggy (после болезни и т. п.), wonky (после болезни и т. п.)2) Colloquial: dotty, dotty on one's legs3) Australian slang: wonky (после болезни и т.п.)4) Jargon: rockyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нетвёрдый на ногах
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7 У-81
БЕЗ УМА PrepP Invar1. \У-81 от кого-чего (the resulting PrepP is subj-compl with бытье (subj: human) one is spellbound, enraptured by s.o. or sth.: X без ума от Y-a — X is crazy (mad, wild, dotty) about YX goes wild (crazy) over Y X has lost his head over person Y X is madly (head over heels) in love with person Y X is head over heels over person Y."...Мы приходим однажды к нашим девушкам. Мою звали Катрин, я её Катей называл, а молоденькую звали Гретой... Мне нравится моя Катя, и я, чувствую, ей нравлюсь, а эти вообще без ума друг от друга» (Искандер 5). "...One time we came to see our girls. Mine was named Katrin-I called her Katya-and the young one was named Greta....I liked my Katya, and she liked me, I could feel it, and the other two were just plain crazy about each other" (5a).«Откуда вы, Обломов? He знает Дашеньки! Весь город без ума, как она танцует!» (Гончаров 1). "Where have you been, Oblomov? You don't know Dashenka? Why, the whole town is crazy about her dancing" (1a).Великолепный математик был у нас в Юрятине. В двух гимназиях преподавал, в мужской и у нас... Девочки были без ума от него, все в него влюблялись» (Пастернак 1). "We had an excellent (math) teacher in Yuriatin, he taught both in the boys' school and in ours....All the girls were mad about him, they all fell in love with him" (1a).Ира-Ирунчик оказалась без ума от Аркашки и не могла этого скрыть... (Залыгин 1). Irina/Irunchik turned out to be dotty about Arkady and quite unable to hide it (1a).Мне была совершенно ясна бессмыслица гартвиговских авантюр, но иные интеллигенты, и в особенности дамы с воспалённым воображением, были от них без ума (Трифонов 5). The absurdity of Gartvig's adventures was perfectly clear to me, but some intellectuals-and especially certain ladies with overly vivid imaginations-went wild over them (5a)....He я один влюбился в неё: все мужчины, посещавшие её дом, были от ней без ума... (Тургенев 3)....1 was not the only one to have fallen in love with her: all the men who visited the house were madly in love with her... (3a).2. \У-81 любить кого, rare что, влюбляться в кого, бытье влюблённым в когоadv(to love s.o.) ardently, ferventlymadlyto distraction beyond all measure.Ещё до войны видела однажды Настёна в кино... как городская баба, не зная, чем угодить мужику, которого она без ума любила, кормила его, как маленького, из рук (Распутин 2). Once before the war Nastyona saw a movie... in which a city woman, not knowing how to please the man she loved madly, spoon-fed him like a child (2a).Гораздо сильнейшее влияние (,чем романы,) имела на меня пьеса, которую я любил без ума... - «Свадьба Фигаро» (Герцен 1). A play which I liked beyond all measure..., the Marriage of Figaro, had much greater influence on me (than novels) (1a). -
8 без ума
• БЕЗ УМА[PrepP; Invar]=====⇒ one is spellbound, enraptured by s.o. or sth.:- X без ума от Y-a ≈ X is crazy (mad, wild, dotty) about Y;- X goes wild < crazy> over Y;- X is head over heels over person Y.♦ "...Мы приходим однажды к нашим девушкам. Мою звали Катрин, я её Катей называл, а молоденькую звали Гретой... Мне нравится моя Катя, и я, чувствую, ей нравлюсь, а эти вообще без ума друг от друга" (Искандер 5). "...One time we came to see our girls. Mine was named Katrin-I called her Katya - and the young one was named Greta.... I liked my Katya, and she liked me, I could feel it, and the other two were just plain crazy about each other" (5a).♦ "Откуда вы, Обломов? Не знает Дашеньки! Весь город без ума, как она танцует!" (Гончаров 1). "Where have you been, Oblomov? You don't know Dashenka? Why, the whole town is crazy about her dancing" (1a).♦ "Великолепный математик был у нас в Юрятине. В двух гимназиях преподавал, в мужской и у нас... Девочки были без ума от него, все в него влюблялись" (Пастернак 1). "We had an excellent [math] teacher in Yuriatin, he taught both in the boys' school and in ours....All the girls were mad about him, they all fell in love with him" (1a).♦ Ира-Ирунчик оказалась без ума от Аркашки и не могла этого скрыть... (Залыгин 1). Irina/ Irunchik turned out to be dotty about Arkady and quite unable to hide it (1a).♦ Мне была совершенно ясна бессмыслица гартвиговских авантюр, но иные интеллигенты, и в особенности дамы с воспалённым воображением, были от них без ума (Трифонов 5). The absurdity of Gartvig's adventures was perfectly clear to me, but some intellectuals-and especially certain ladies with overly vivid imaginations - went wild over them (5a).♦...Не я один влюбился в неё: все мужчины, посещавшие её дом, были от ней без ума... (Тургенев 3)....I was not the only one to have fallen in love with her: all the men who visited the house were madly in love with her... (3a).⇒ (to love s.o.) ardently, fervently:- madly;- beyond all measure.♦ Ешё до войны видела однажды Настёна в кино... как городская баба, не зная, чем угодить мужику, которого она без ума любила, кормила его, как маленького, из рук (Распутин 2). Once before the war Nastyona saw a movie... in which a city woman, not knowing how to please the man she loved madly, spoon-fed him like a child (2a).♦ Гораздо сильнейшее влияние [,чем романы,] имела на меня пьеса, которую я любил без ума... - "Свадьба Фигаро" (Герцен 1). A play which I liked beyond all measure..., the Marriage of Figaro, had much greater influence on me [than novels](1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без ума
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9 бзик
м. разг.quirk; whim, folleyу неё бзик в отноше́нии цвето́в — she is dotty over flowers
••с бзиком — daffy, dotty
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10 с приветом
1) General subject: crank, flaky, gaga, not all there, off one's trolley, daft in the head, dotty, balmy in the crumpet, barmy in the crumpet, barmy on the crumpet, balmy on the crumpet2) Colloquial: cranky3) Jargon: bent, flakey, fruit, have wheels in ( one's) head, mishoogeh, mishugah, odd-ball, oddball, out in the left field, out of lunch, queer as a three-dollar bill (phony), twink, wack, whack, queer-beer -
11 Дотти
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12 в точках
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13 дряхлый
1) General subject: decrepit, dilapidated, gerontal, gerontic, infirm, ramshackle, senile, winterly, wintery, wintry, doddering, shrivelled2) Geology: old-aged (о формах цикла эрозии)3) Jocular: antiquated4) Architecture: hoary5) Jargon: dotty -
14 ложнохромисовые
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15 не в своём уме
1) General subject: ( as) (as) mad as a March hare, (as) mad as a hatter, (быть) (to be) off (one's) base, a screw loose, as mad as a hatter, far-gone, fifish, fruity, not all there, off (one's) conk, off (one's) rocker, off (out of, one's) head, out of one's mind, as crazy as a loon4) Makarov: as mad as a March hare -
16 не в своем уме
1) General subject: ( as) (as) mad as a March hare, (as) mad as a hatter, (быть) (to be) off (one's) base, a screw loose, as mad as a hatter, far-gone, fifish, fruity, not all there, off (one's) conk, off (one's) rocker, off (out of, one's) head, out of one's mind, as crazy as a loon4) Makarov: as mad as a March hare -
17 ненормальный
1) General subject: abnormal, anomalous, coo coo, deranged, insane, irregular, lunatic, moonstruck, out of the ordinary, possessed, potty, transnormal, unsane, wacky, wanting (in), dottiness (The girl gave off an aura of distinct dottiness.), crack-brained, creepy, improper2) Colloquial: coo-coo, cracked, crackpot, cracky, daffy, mental, weirdo (Every time I take the bus to work, there's at least one weirdo across from me talking to himself, staring at me, picking his nose, or licking his fingers after eating french fries.), loon4) Mathematics: nonnormal6) Law: unsound7) Australian slang: be off one's nana, gone in the head, gone round the bend, loony, loopy, mad as a cut snake, mad as a meat axe, off( one's) face, off (one's) nana (особенно временами), off (one's) nut, off (one's) onion, off (one's) scone, off (one's) trolley, off the air, queer, round the bend8) Psychology: anormal9) Jargon: basket case, dotty, dude, loco, locoed, screwy, twirly, chicken oriental, meshugenah, meshugener, meshuger, meshuggah, narly, (псих) around the bend, two cans short of a six pack, hairpin, mess10) Oil: off-rating (о режиме или условиях)11) Canadian: loonie12) Drilling: undue13) Sakhalin energy glossary: halfwit14) General subject: unusual15) Makarov: not right in the head17) Phraseological unit: a few sandwiches short of a picnic -
18 неустойчивый
1) General subject: astatic, brittle, capricious, catching (о погоде), chameleonic, chancy, changeable, changeful, dicky, drunk, easy (о рынке), erratically, fluctuant, fluctuating, frail, impermanent, inconsistent, inconstant, infirm, instable, liquid, non-resistant, quaky, reeling, rickety, rocky (о предмете), rootless, sandy, scrofulous (о моральном облике), slippery, soft, staggering, teetery, tickle, ticklish, tickly, top heavy, top-heavy, tottery, unbalanced (о психике), unballasted, unequable, unsettled, unstable, unsteadfast, unsteady, vacillating, vagrant, versatile, waggly, wambly, weakly (морально), weathercock, whiffler, wibbly wobbly, wibbly-wobbly, wiggle waggle, wiggle-waggle, yielding, yo-yo, variable, shoddy (as in "shoddy workmanship." Ex: "This carpenter does shoddy work."), flimsy (this means "weak," as in "a flimsy cardboard box" or a "flimsy excuse"), schizophrenic, precarious2) Computers: transient4) Biology: fickle (напр. о культуре)5) Aviation: intermittent6) Medicine: nonsustained7) Colloquial: chancey, dotty, groggy, tippy (о предмете)8) Obsolete: various9) Military: amoeba-type10) Engineering: apt to change, shaky11) Agriculture: erratic (о температуре)12) Rare: sliding13) Mathematics: erratic, labile, negligible, uncertain14) Economy: soft (о ценах и т.п.)15) Automobile industry: walt16) Architecture: unstable (о цвете или пигменте, изменяющимся под воздействием солнечных лучей)18) Diplomatic term: wobbler19) Metallurgy: metastable20) Politics: mugwump (о члене какой-л. организации)21) Scottish language: coggly23) Information technology: fluctuation24) Oil: non-persistent, non-steady, nonpersistent, uneven25) Special term: astable26) Simple: yoyo29) Ecology: non-sustainable30) Business: fluid, off balance, transitional31) Drilling: weak32) Automation: nonsteady33) Oceanography: erratical34) Aviation medicine: seesaw35) Makarov: broken (о погоде), crazy, crazy (о строениях, кораблях и т.п.), erratic (о взглядах и т.п.), erratic (о т-ре), feverish, intolerable, intolerant, nonresistant, rocking, shifty, wavy, wobbly36) Gold mining: vulnerable to disintegration -
19 прихрамывающий
1) General subject: knock kneed, knock-kneed, limping2) Colloquial: dotty -
20 с приветом
1) General subject: crank, flaky, gaga, not all there, off one's trolley, daft in the head, dotty, balmy in the crumpet, barmy in the crumpet, barmy on the crumpet, balmy on the crumpet2) Colloquial: cranky3) Jargon: bent, flakey, fruit, have wheels in ( one's) head, mishoogeh, mishugah, odd-ball, oddball, out in the left field, out of lunch, queer as a three-dollar bill (phony), twink, wack, whack, queer-beer
См. также в других словарях:
dotty — (adj.) 1812, full of dots, from DOT (Cf. dot) (n.) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Meaning silly is from c.1400, in dotypolle dotty poll (i.e. dotty head ), in which case the first element is from DOTE (Cf. dote) (v.) … Etymology dictionary
Dotty — may refer to: dotty, a graph editor, see Graphviz. a fantasy novel by R. A. Lafferty. This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may … Wikipedia
Dotty — Dot ty, a. [From 2d {Dot}.] 1. Composed of, or characterized by, dots. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] 2. [Perh. a different word; cf. {Totty}.] Unsteady in gait; hence, feeble; half witted. [Eng.] [Webster 1913 Suppl.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dotty — [adj] crazy absurd, daft, demented, disturbed, eccentric, foolish, goofy*, loony*, mentally unbalanced, nuts*, nutty, odd, peculiar, queer, ridiculous, strange, twisted, unconventional, weird; concept 403 … New thesaurus
dotty — ► ADJECTIVE (dottier, dottiest) informal, chiefly Brit. ▪ slightly mad or eccentric. DERIVATIVES dottily adverb dottiness noun. ORIGIN perhaps from obsolete dote simpleton, fool … English terms dictionary
dotty — dotty1 [dät′ē] adj. dottier, dottiest [< DOT1 + Y2] dotted dotty2 [dät′ē] adj. dottier, dottiest [< ME dotti , silly < doten … English World dictionary
dotty — UK [ˈdɒtɪ] / US [ˈdɑtɪ] adjective Word forms dotty : adjective dotty comparative dottier superlative dottiest informal old fashioned 1) slightly crazy 2) loving someone or something very much dotty about: She s dotty about him … English dictionary
dotty — I. adjective (dottier; est) Etymology: alteration of Scots dottle fool, from Middle English dotel, from doten Date: 15th century 1. a. mentally unbalanced ; crazy b. amiably eccentric < a dotty old relative > … New Collegiate Dictionary
dotty — dot|ty [ˈdɔti US ˈda:ti] adj old fashioned informal [Date: 1800 1900; : Scottish English; Origin: dottle stupid person , from dote to be stupid (12 19 centuries)] 1.) slightly crazy 2.) dotty about sb/sth liking or loving someone or something… … Dictionary of contemporary English
dotty — [[t]dɒ̱ti[/t]] dottier, dottiest ADJ GRADED If you say that someone is dotty, you mean that they are slightly mad or likely to do strange things. [mainly BRIT, INFORMAL] She was obviously going a bit dotty. Syn: eccentric … English dictionary
dotty — adjective informal especially BrE 1 slightly crazy or likely to behave strangely 2 dotty about sb/sth very fond of or interested in someone or something: Gemma s dotty about horses … Longman dictionary of contemporary English