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21 странный
1) General subject: cramp, cross eyed, curious, droll, eccentric, erratic (о мыслях, взглядах и т. п.), excentric, extraordinary, fanciful, fantastic, fantastical, far out, formidable, freakish, freaky, funny, heteroclite, kinky, like nothing on earth, messed up, odd, off center, off-center, out of the way, out-of-the-way, outlandish, peculiar, quaint, queer, quirky, quizzical, rum, screwy, singular, strange, to be up the creek, unaccountable, unco, uncouth, unearthly, unfamiliar, unnatural, unusual, vagarious, wanchancy, weird, wisht, odd-looking (That's an odd-looking plane, Jeff. It's got no wings and it looks more like a cigar.), left-field, otherworldly, as queer as a nine bob note2) Colloquial: cross-eyed, far-out, freak, oddball, rummy, unique, viewy, (немного) geeky, freck, off kilter3) French: bizarre4) Obsolete: capricious5) Poetical language: fell6) Australian slang: wacko7) Psychology: preternatural8) Jargon: kookish, like death warmed over, squirrel-food, funky, trippy, dorky, kook, cue ball, cueball, odd-ball, off the wall, off-beat, off-the-wall, offbeat, queer fish9) Makarov: original, up the creek, utter10) Taboo: bi-fucking-zarre11) Phraseological unit: as queer as a clockwork orange, as queer as a coot, as queer as a three dollar bill -
22 отпад
1) Australian slang: Ace2) Jargon: lalapalooza, lola, lolapalooza, lollapaloosa, lollapalooser, lollapalooza, lollapaloozer, lollapalouser, lollopalooza, lollypalooza, mean, nose cone, out, smasher, something else, tawny, the limit, far out, far-out, gas, tits -
23 отпадный
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24 то, что надо
Jargon: far out (относится к музыке авангарда, ее "фанатам", всей "культуре" музыкального авангарда, мира моды и шоу-бизнеса), far-out (относится к музыке авангарда, ее "фанатам", всей "культуре" музыкального авангарда, мира моды и шоу-бизнеса), out (относится к музыке авангарда, ее "фанатам", всей "культуре" музыкального авангарда, мира моды и шоу-бизнеса) -
25 во всех отношениях
1) General subject: all along the line, all ends up, all intents and purposes, all over, at all points, every way, everyhow, everyway, in all aspects, in all its bearings, in all senses, in all things, in every count, in every respect, in every way, on all counts, thorough and thorough, thro and thro, through and through (an aristocrat through and through - аристократ до кончиков пальцев), throughout, thru and thru, to the backbone, in all respects, in any respect, to all intents and purposes, every which way, for all intents and purposes2) Colloquial: down to the ground, every whit, every bit3) American: from the ground up5) Advertising: in every sense6) Business: for all purposes7) Hydrogeology: all around8) Makarov: all intents, down the line, to all intentsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > во всех отношениях
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26 далеко от реальности
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > далеко от реальности
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27 нечто соответствующее ожиданиям
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > нечто соответствующее ожиданиям
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28 нечто соответствующее требованиям
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > нечто соответствующее требованиям
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29 отпад
1) Australian slang: Ace2) Jargon: lalapalooza, lola, lolapalooza, lollapaloosa, lollapalooser, lollapalooza, lollapaloozer, lollapalouser, lollopalooza, lollypalooza, mean, nose cone, out, smasher, something else, tawny, the limit, far out, far-out, gas, tits -
30 отпадный
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31 свободный от предрассудков
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > свободный от предрассудков
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32 то, что надо
Jargon: far out (относится к музыке авангарда, ее "фанатам", всей "культуре" музыкального авангарда, мира моды и шоу-бизнеса), far-out (относится к музыке авангарда, ее "фанатам", всей "культуре" музыкального авангарда, мира моды и шоу-бизнеса), out (относится к музыке авангарда, ее "фанатам", всей "культуре" музыкального авангарда, мира моды и шоу-бизнеса) -
33 на большом расстоянии
2) Mathematics: far apart (друг от друга), well apart, (to be) widely separated, wide apart3) Railway term: long-range4) Makarov: at long intervals, at many removes, wide apart (друг от друга)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > на большом расстоянии
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34 необычный
1) General subject: abnormal( gains, losses) (по размеру), above average, above-average, bastard (о форме или размере), different, distinguished, exceptional, exotic, extraordinary, far-out, freak, funky (Context: "If you're looking for something funky with flavours to match scoot along to this Marylebone favourite and prepare to be awakened." (about a restaurant) http://www.london-eating.co.uk/archives/2003/1/479.asp), insistent, intriguing, irregular, king size, king sized, king-sized, novel, off center, off-center, out of the ordinary, out of the run, out of the way, out-of-the-way, outlandish, peculiar, preternatural, quaint, quirky, signalled, singular, spacey, spacy, superordinary, unaccustomed, uncommon, unconventional, uncustomary, unfamiliar, unique, unnatural, unordinary, unusual, unwonted, way out, way-out, odd, queer, rare, larger-than-life, whimsy, left-field, curious, as queer as a nine bob note, with a difference, ferosh3) Dialect: more than ordinary4) American: off the wall5) Military: nonconventional6) Engineering: strange7) Agriculture: abnormal8) Rare: heteroclite, inusitate9) Law: anomalous10) Economy: supernormal11) Australian slang: iffy12) Architecture: king-size13) Psychology: out of the common, peculiar (вызывающий беспокойство или неприятное ощущение), supernatural14) Jargon: West Coast, kinky, off-beat, out in the left field, killer, funny, goobey15) Quality control: unorthodox16) Psychoanalysis: aberrant17) Makarov: exceptive, nonstandard, off the beaten track, utter18) Archaic: uncouth19) Taboo: screwy -
35 восхитительный
1) General subject: admirable, ambrosial, ambrosian, delicious, delightful, entrancing, far out, fragrant, glorious, glorious (тж. ирон.), goluptious, great, jolly, lovely, ravishing, hummer ("Man, that boy is a hummer"), splendid, ridiculous2) Colloquial: a duck of, adorable, far-out, grand, heavenly, killing, scrumptious, beautific, beautificent3) Ironical: delectable4) Poetical language: delightsome5) Australian slang: over the Moon6) Jargon: delish, kicky, stunning, rooting-tooting, sexy, in the groove, slam-bang, wild and wooly, stokin', all the way live, froody -
36 вы не ошибётесь, если скажете
General subject: you wouldn't be far out in describing as ("(...) we formed what you wouldn't be far out in describing as a beautiful friendship." (P.G.Wodehouse))Универсальный русско-английский словарь > вы не ошибётесь, если скажете
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37 не замечающий окружающего
1) General subject: far out, far-out, (рассеянный) absent-minded2) Psychology: preoccupiedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > не замечающий окружающего
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38 сложный
1) General subject: Byzantian, Byzantine, Gordian, anfractuous, complex, complicated, compound, curlicue, daedal, decomposite, elaborate, esoteric, far out, inextricable, intricate, involute, involved, knotted, knotty, multiple, multiplex, multiplicate, operose, perplexed, plexiform, profound, sinuated, sinuous, sophisticated (о приборе, машине, системе и т. п.), tangly, trick, trickish, tricky, woofed, composite, tough (a tough question - сложный вопрос), (о приборе) multi-layered, problematic, boffinated, sensitive, ambitious2) Computers: multiaspect3) Geology: aggregate4) Colloquial: far-out5) Latin: compositus6) Military: (об оборудовании) sophisticated9) Construction: mixed10) Mathematics: entangled11) Railway term: complicate, elaborated, multiple belting12) Economy: challenging13) Australian slang: hairy, mongrel (проект, работа и т.п.)14) Diplomatic term: troublesome15) Forestry: multi-storeyed16) Psychology: complicated (для понимания, объяснения, решения)17) Scottish language: wimpled18) Jargon: rugged20) Makarov: built-up, composition, convoluted, deep, formidable, implex, multiple (напр. о линзах), multiple (напр., о линзах), tangled21) Current usage: complexicated (Last night's math homework was complexicated.)22) Cement: perplex -
39 сложный для понимания
1) Psychology: intricateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сложный для понимания
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40 трудный для понимания
1) General subject: abstract, abstruse, abstrusive, complicate, complicated, cramp, elusive (о слове, понятии), far out, impalpable, profound, recondite2) Colloquial: far-out3) Bookish: acroamatic4) Makarov: elusiveУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > трудный для понимания
См. также в других словарях:
far out — also far out, 1887, remote, distant; from FAR (Cf. far) + OUT (Cf. out). Slang sense of excellent, wonderful, is from 1954, originally in jazz talk … Etymology dictionary
far-out — /ˈfar aʊt/ (say fahr owt) adjective 1. Colloquial fantastic; wonderful. 2. Colloquial extremely unconventional. 3. remote from a major centre of population: even far out squatters heard the news. Also, (in predicative use), far out …
far-out|er — «FAHR OW tuhr», noun. Informal. a person who is far out; very unconventional person: »Only the most hardy far outers wear them [overcoats] as short or shorter than their skirts (Sunday Times) … Useful english dictionary
far-out — adj. strikingly unconventional. [informal] Syn: kinky, offbeat, quirky, way out. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
far-out — adj very strange or unusual = ↑weird ▪ Tim s designs were just far out … Dictionary of contemporary English
far-out — far out; far out·ness; … English syllables
far-out — far′ out′ adj. Slang. 1) sts unconventional; offbeat; avant garde 2) sts radical; extreme • Etymology: 1950–55 far′ out′ness, n … From formal English to slang
far-out — ☆ far out [fär′out′] adj. Informal very advanced, experimental, or nonconformist; esp., avant garde … English World dictionary
far-out — [adj] very unconventional boss*, cool*, deep*, excellent, fabulous, fantastic, groovy*, hip*, neat, nifty, rad*, sensational, strange, super, swell, trendy, unorthodox, way out, weird, wild, wonderful; concept 572 … New thesaurus
far-out — adjective 1. ) INFORMAL very strange 2. ) INFORMAL OLD FASHIONED very good … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
far out — ► ADJECTIVE 1) unconventional or avant garde. 2) informal, dated excellent … English terms dictionary