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1. n барахтанье; спотыкание; попытки выбраться, выпутаться2. n запутанное, затруднительное положение; затруднение3. v барахтаться, стараться выбраться, выпутаться; спотыкаться4. v спотыкаться, сбиваться, путаться, делать ошибки5. n плоская рыбаСинонимический ряд:1. falter (verb) falter; halt; hesitate; waver2. flunk (verb) fail; fall short; flop; flunk; founder; misfire3. struggle awkwardly (verb) blunder; have difficulty; lurch; muddle; strain; struggle; struggle awkwardly; stumble; toss; wallow; welter -
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Iverb1) барахтаться; двигаться с трудом2) путаться (в словах); to flounder through a speech объясняться с трудом (напр., на иностранном языке)Syn:hesitateIInounмелкая камбала* * *1 (0) сбиться2 (n) барахтанье; затруднение; затруднительное положение; плоская рыба; попытки выбраться; спотыкание3 (v) барахтаться; делать ошибки; путаться; сбиваться; споткнуться; спотыкаться; стараться выбраться* * *барахтаться, пытаясь найти опору* * *[floun·der || 'flaʊndə(r)] n. камбала, мелкая камбала v. барахтаться, двигаться с трудом, путаться, путаться в словах, сбиваться, говорить с трудом* * *барахтаньебарахтаньябарахтатьсяпутаться* * *I гл. 1) а) барахтаться, пытаясь найти опору; двигаться с трудом б) перен. идти ко дну 2) колебаться; сбиваться, спотыкаться, путаться II сущ.; мн. flounder или flounders 1) небольшая морская камбала 2) амер. любая плоская рыба (похожая на камбалу) -
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lepényhal to flounder: ügyetlenül intéz, evickél, belezavarodik* * *(to move one's legs and arms violently and with difficulty (in water, mud etc): She floundered helplessly in the mud.) bukdácsol -
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[English Word] flounder[Swahili Word] -kweta[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------ -
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n. dere pisisi————————v. bata çıka yürümek, bocalamak, debelenmek, boşuna çabalamak, şaşırıp kalmak* * *1. çabala (v.) 2. dil balığı (n.)* * *(to move one's legs and arms violently and with difficulty (in water, mud etc): She floundered helplessly in the mud.) çırpınmak -
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• rämpiä• räpiköidä• räpistellä• tyriä• valaja• pyristellä• kampela• hapuilla• munaus• sätkytellä• sätkiä• tankata (takellella)• tankata• takerrella• kompastua* * *(to move one's legs and arms violently and with difficulty (in water, mud etc): She floundered helplessly in the mud.) räpiköidä -
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['flaundə(r)] 1. vi 2. nflądra f* * *(to move one's legs and arms violently and with difficulty (in water, mud etc): She floundered helplessly in the mud.) brnąć, szamotać się -
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n. flundra; rödspätta--------v. plumsa, pulsa, stövla fram, knoga iväg; sprattla, tumla, rulla omkring* * *(to move one's legs and arms violently and with difficulty (in water, mud etc): She floundered helplessly in the mud.) sprattla, tumla, rulla -
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[ˈflaundə] verbto move one's legs and arms violently and with difficulty (in water, mud etc):يَتَخَبَّط في، يَغوص في الوَحِلShe floundered helplessly in the mud.
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noun(ഫ്ളൗണ്ടര്) ഒരു പരന്ന മത്സ്യംverbഉരുണ്ടുമറിയുക, അബദ്ധം ചെയ്യുക, ഉരുളുക, ഉഴലുക, കുടച്ചല്, വെപ്രാളം -
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1. n спотыкание; запинка; задержка2. n ложный шаг; ошибка; проступок3. v спотыкаться, оступаться4. v заставлять споткнуться; ставить подножку5. v идти спотыкаясь, ковылять6. v запинаться7. v случайно натыкаться, наталкиватьсяstumble upon — натыкаться; наткнуться
8. v совершить ошибку, проступок или прегрешение; сбиться с пути9. v сомневаться, колебаться10. v озадачивать, смущать; обескураживатьСинонимический ряд:1. trip (noun) blunder; bungle; fumble; miscue; trip2. blunder (verb) blunder; err; founder3. demur (verb) balk; boggle; demur; gag; jib; scruple; shy; stick; stickle; strain4. flounder (verb) bumble; flounder; fumble; limp; lurch; muddle; shuffle; snapper; wallow5. happen (verb) bump; chance; happen; hit; light; luck; meet; tumble6. lumber (verb) barge; clump; galumph; lumber; stump7. puzzle (verb) befog; bewilder; confound; confuse; metagrobolize; perplex; pose; puzzle8. reel (verb) reel; teeter; topple; totter; weave; wobble9. slip (verb) fall; miscue; mistake; slip; stagger; trip10. stutter (verb) falter; hesitate; stammer; stutterАнтонимический ряд:persevere; stride -
32 tankata
yks.nom. tankata; yks.gen. tankkaan; yks.part. tankkasi; yks.ill. tankkaisi; mon.gen. tankatkoon; mon.part. tankannut; mon.ill. tankattiinflounder (verb)keep saying or asking (verb)nag (verb)pound into one's head (verb)refuel (verb)stammer (verb)stutter (verb)tank up (verb)* * *• refuel• take in fuel• pound into one's head• stammer• tank up• fuel• flounder• fill up• fill up the tank• stutter• nag -
33 pyristellä
yks.nom. pyristellä; yks.gen. pyristelen; yks.part. pyristeli; yks.ill. pyristelisi; mon.gen. pyristelköön; mon.part. pyristellyt; mon.ill. pyristeltiinflounder (verb)fluff (verb)flutter (verb)kick (verb)resist (verb)struggle (verb)wriggle (verb)* * *• kick• fight• wriggle• struggle• resist• fluff• fluff out• flounder• flutter -
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yks.nom. räpistellä; yks.gen. räpistelen; yks.part. räpisteli; yks.ill. räpistelisi; mon.gen. räpistelköön; mon.part. räpistellyt; mon.ill. räpisteltiinflap about (verb)flounder (verb)flutter about (verb)struggle (verb)wriggle (verb)* * *• struggle• wriggle• flutter• flutter about• flounder• flap about -
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1. n неуклюжее, неловкое обращение2. v нащупывать; шарить3. v неловко, неумело обращаться4. v спорт. промахнуться, не ударить; не остановить мяч5. v мять, вертеть в руках6. v бормотатьСинонимический ряд:1. blunder (noun) blunder; error; mistake2. trip (noun) bungle; miscue; stumble; trip3. botch (verb) blunder; bobble; boggle; bollix; botch; bugger up; bungle; cobble; drop the ball; dub; flub; fluff; foozle; goof up; gum up; handle clumsily; louse up; mess; mess up; mishandle; mismanage; mistake; muck up; mucker; muff; spoil4. drop (verb) blow; bumble; drop; louse; miss5. flounder (verb) feel; flounder; grabble; grope; poke around6. limp (verb) limp; shuffle; stagger; stumble7. mumble (verb) muddle; mumble; murmur; mutter; swallowАнтонимический ряд: -
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yks.nom. rämpiä; yks.gen. rämmin; yks.part. rämpi; yks.ill. rämpisi; mon.gen. rämpiköön; mon.part. rämpinyt; mon.ill. rämmittiinflounder (verb)squelch (verb)wade (verb)* * *• walk• slosh about• plowter• squelch• trudge• wade• flounder• december -
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yks.nom. sätkytellä; yks.gen. sätkyttelen; yks.part. sätkytteli; yks.ill. sätkyttelisi; mon.gen. sätkytelköön; mon.part. sätkytellyt; mon.ill. sätkyteltiinflounder (verb)struggle (verb)wriggle (verb)* * *• flounder• struggle• wriggle• blunder• fumble -
38 takerrella
yks.nom. takerrella; yks.gen. takertelen; yks.part. takerteli; yks.ill. takertelisi; mon.gen. takerrelkoon; mon.part. takerrellut; mon.ill. takerreltiinflounder (verb)stumble over one's words (verb)* * *• flounder• stumble over one's words• stumble -
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биться барахтаться извиваться хлопотать суетиться* * *verb. squirm, wriggle verb. flounder verb. fling one's arms and legs about, kick about verb. splash about verb. wriggle, flop -
40 rapistella
yks.nom. räpistellä; yks.gen. räpistelen; yks.part. räpisteli; yks.ill. räpistelisi; mon.gen. räpistelköön; mon.part. räpistellyt; mon.ill. räpisteltiinflap about (verb)flounder (verb)flutter about (verb)struggle (verb)wriggle (verb)* * *• rustle
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flounder — I UK [ˈflaʊndə(r)] / US [ˈflaʊndər] verb [intransitive] Word forms flounder : present tense I/you/we/they flounder he/she/it flounders present participle floundering past tense floundered past participle floundered 1) to experience difficulties… … English dictionary
flounder — I. noun (plural flounder or flounders) Etymology: Middle English, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian flundra flounder Date: 15th century flatfish; especially a marine fish of either of two families (Pleuronectidae and Bothidae) that… … New Collegiate Dictionary
flounder — 1. noun Any of various flatfish of the family Pleuronectidae or Bothidae. 2. verb a) To flop around as a fish out of water. Robert yanked Connies leg vigorously, causing her to flounder and eventually fall. b) To make … Wiktionary
flounder — The verb for struggling or making mistakes probably evolved from a blend of founder (in the sense sink ) and blunder, perhaps influenced by the other flounder that is the name of a fish … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
flounder — floun|der1 [ flaundər ] verb intransitive 1. ) to feel confused and not know what to say or do next: Maureen floundered, trying to think of a response. 2. ) to move with great difficulty and in an uncontrolled way: The horses were floundering in… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
flounder — flounder1 verb 1》 stagger clumsily in mud or water. 2》 have trouble doing or understanding something. Derivatives flounderer noun Origin C16: perh. a blend of founder3 and blunder, or perh. symbolic. Usage On the confusion of flounder with … English new terms dictionary
