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1 пыл
fervour, ardourохладить чей-л. пыл — to cool smb.'s ardour
в пылу сражения — in the thick of a battle / fight
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2 ораторский пыл
1) General subject: fervor of the orator, fervour of the orator, hwyl (особ. для характеристики уэльсцев)2) Makarov: fervour -
3 пыл
1. fervency2. fervour3. ardors4. eagerness5. ardour; zeal; blazeюношеский пыл, молодой задор — juvenile ardour
6. ardency7. ardor8. flame9. heat10. mettleСинонимический ряд:1. задор (сущ.) азарт; задор; запал2. огонь (сущ.) огонь; пламень; пламя; разгар3. страсть (сущ.) жар; страстность; страсть
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