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1 flurry
['flʌrɪ]Abbreviation: FLRY -
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flurry имя существительное: -
3 кратковременная биржевая паника
кратковременная биржевая паника
Взрыв бурной деятельности на спекулятивном, особенно финансовом, рынке.
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > кратковременная биржевая паника
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4 лихорадочная дипломатическая активность
Русско-английский политический словарь > лихорадочная дипломатическая активность
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5 серия переговоров
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6 серия комбинаций
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7 снегопад
1) General subject: snow flurry2) Geology: snow fall3) Aviation: falling snow, snow shower5) American: flurries (о погоде; light snow falling for short durations and resulting in little or no accumulation), flurry (=\<b\>snow flurry\</b\> (о погоде): common term for a \<i\>\<b\>light\</b\> snow shower\</i\>, lasting for only a short period of time)6) Engineering: snowafall7) Construction: snowstorm9) Makarov: shower of snow, snow, snowfall (выпадение снега из облаков) -
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1) General subject: actuate, adrenalize (какую-л. деятельность), agitate, arouse, beat up, blow, bring (дело), electrify, elevate, embroil, energize, engender, exasperate, ferment, fever, fire, float your boat, flurry, fluster, galvanize, hop up, hype, ignite, impassion, incite, incite into, incite to, inflame, infuse, innerve, intoxicate, invite, key up (кого-либо), kindle, lash, mind blow, mind-blow, overwork, pique (любопытство), prod, promote, prompt (чувства), provoke, psych, quicken, raise, rouse, rouse (чувства и т.п.), screw up, sensationalize, stimulate, sting, stir, stir up (любопытство и т. п.), tense pass, thrill, wake, whet (аппетит, желание), work up, blow mind, call forth, start, start bulk, stir up (любопытство), do it for sb (do something/nothing, etc. for/to sb - производить сильное впечатление, возбуждать (сексуально)), make (smb) hot for2) Biology: provoke (к чему-л.)4) Medicine: activate5) Colloquial: rev6) American: amp up7) Obsolete: hurry8) Literal: rekindle (надежды и т.п.)9) Engineering: generate, give rise to, illuminate (антенну облучателем), induce, pump11) Law: maintain, maintain an action, commence (дело и пр.)12) Economy: give rise15) Physiology: innervate17) Jargon: bring someone on (This kind of music brings me on. Такая музыка возбуждает меня.), turn on, get going, juice, spark19) Oil: stimulate (скважину)20) Invective: futz around21) Oceanography: energise23) Makarov: actuate (напр. колебания), arouse (чувства), bring into operation, drive (напр. колебания), exalt (воображение), excite (напр. колебания), flurry (особ. спешкой), flush, flutter, give rise to (напр. колебания), heat, institute (следствие, расследование и т.п.), launch (напр. волну), set in a glow, work up (чувства, страсти), excite24) Taboo: do things to somebody (кого-л., сексуально), put hair on somebody's chest (кого-л.), tense, turn-on, make horny -
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1) General subject: be in a fry, be in a stew, be in a twit, be on edge, beat up, billow, create (he is always creating about nothing - он всегда суетится без толку), fidget, flap, fluctuate, fluster, flutter, fret, fume, fuss, grizzle, make a fuss, popple, pother, roll (о море), run high (о море), stew, surge (о толпе), sweat, thrill, throb, to be (all) on edge, to be in a (fine) stew, to be in a flurry, to be in a fry, to be in a twit, undulate, wave (о ниве и т. п.), welter, worrisome, worrit, wouldn't give a curse, agitate oneself, be agitated, be on pins and needles (http://blog.syracuse.com/orangefootball/2011/04/former_syracuse_university_sta_1.html), bother, ferment, get nervous, have kittens, get perturbed2) American: (smth.) make a time about, (smth.) make a time over3) Sports: get excited4) Construction: weave5) Mathematics: be concerned about6) Australian slang: be in hot water, get ( one's) knickers in a twist, sweat blood8) Fishery: be choppy, be disturbed, high run (о море)9) Makarov: be in a flurry, care, fret (о лошади), go off the deep end, rough (о море), to be all on edge, trouble, fret gizzard, fret the gizzard -
10 дёргать
1) General subject: flurry, jerk, jump (о зубе и т. п.), pluck (at, by), pluck at, pull, pull at, shoot (о боли), tug, tweak, twig, twitch (за что-либо), wrench, yank (yank a curtain, yank away the bottle of pills, yank the dick... - все будет с yank), pull at, tear at, hound (кого-л.)2) Colloquial: bother3) American: shrug4) Jargon: rank5) Drilling: lug6) American English: ride (Stop riding her - she's doing her best - Перестань ее дёргать, она делает все, что в ее силах)7) Makarov: put in a flurry -
11 кратковременная биржевая паника
1) Accounting: flurry (вызванная внезапным повышением или падением курсов)2) Banking: flurry of stock exchange (вызванная внезапным повышением или падением курсов)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > кратковременная биржевая паника
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12 небольшой снег
1) General subject: light rain, light snow, spit3) Meteorology: snow flurry (небольшой кратковременный моросящий снег; снежная изморось), snow shower -
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2) Makarov: put in a flurry -
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1) General subject: be fussy, be nervous, be on edge, be on the jump, chafe, feel nervous, fidget, get rattled, get the jitters, get the needle, have the fidgets to be in a fidget, have the jitters, have the needle, jitters, show fussiness, to be (all) on edge, to be fussy, to be in a flurry, to be on the jump, bite lips, have the heebie-jeebies, have the jeebies, get all steamed up, be stressed, get stressed, stress, stress out2) Colloquial: jitter3) Agriculture: get excited (о лошади)4) British English: get Y-fronts in a W5) Jargon: get edgy, go bananas, have jitters, have kittens, raise a dust, sweat bullets6) Banking: grow hot under the collar7) Makarov: be in a flurry, edgy, to be all on edge, to be in a fidget, chafe at, chafe under, feel edgy, have the fidgets8) Taboo: bugger about, come in ( one's) pants, have clinkers in (one's) bum, shit bricks, tear-ass about9) Idiomatic expression: get your knickers in a twist. -
15 снег с перерывами
1) American: flurries2) Meteorology: snow shower (о погоде; a \<i\>snow shower\</i\> in which only light snow falls for a few minutes is typically called a \<b\>snow flurry\</b\>), snow flurry (popular term for snow shower, particularly of a very light and brief nature) -
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1) Engineering: snow flurry charge2) Fishery: snow flurry -
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1) Ecology: flurry2) General subject: snow flurry, snow shower -
18 суетиться
1) General subject: be fussy, bustle, bustle about, buzz, clutter, create, fidget, flap, hover (вокруг, около - about, around), hurry scurry, hurry skurry, hurry-scurry, hurry-skurry, hustle, jump about, make a fuss, make a fuss about, make a fuss about something, pother, run about, scurry, scuttle, show fussiness, tew, to be fussy, to be in a flurry, trot about, bother, buzz about, fuss, make a to-do, shift around, go into a flat spin2) Australian slang: stew4) Makarov: be in a flurry, fluster, fly around, fuss about5) Taboo: come in (one's) pants, faff, futy, tear-ass about -
19 суматоха
1) General subject: ado, alarums and excursions, beehive, bustle, clutter, commotion, devil among the tailors, excitement, flurry, fluster, fuss, helter skelter, helter-skelter, huddle, hugger mugger, hugger-mugger, hurly, hurly burly, hurly-burly, hurry scurry, hurry skurry, hustle and bustle (напр, I love all the hustle and bustle of the market), jumble, muss, pother, rattle, razzle dazzle, razzle-dazzle, rough and tumble, rough-and-tumble, ruffle, splore, splutter, sputter, stir, stirabout, stirrer, stramash, tamasha, toing and froing, troy fair, troy town, troy-fair, tumult, turmoil, turn-up, uproar, welter, whirl, whoopla, -do, shuffle, hullabaloo, flurry of activity, pandemonium2) Colloquial: hurry-scurry, hurry-skurry, rumpus, scrummage, shindy, to-do3) Dialect: troy-town4) American: Chinese fire drill, rustle5) Obsolete: coil7) Bible: Babel8) Diplomatic term: carry-on9) Jargon: dustup, razzmatazz, commo10) Makarov: dust11) Marketology: rat race -
20 впопыхах
нареч. разг. (наскоро)in a hurry, hastily, hurry-scurry; ( в спешке) in one's haste / flurryделать что-л. впопыхах — do smth. hastily / hurry-scurry
впопыхах он не заметил, что — in his haste / flurry he never noticed that
См. также в других словарях:
Flurry — Flur ry, n.; pl. {Flurries}. [Prov. E. flur to ruffle.] 1. A sudden and brief blast or gust; a light, temporary breeze; as, a flurry of wind. [1913 Webster] 2. A light shower or snowfall accompanied with wind. [1913 Webster] Like a flurry of snow … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Flurry — may refer to:* , a sudden shower or snowfall with a gust of wind * Flurry, a Mac OS X screensaver * Flurry, a Super Mario series enemy character … Wikipedia
flurry — n bustle, fuss, ado, *stir, pother Analogous words: perturbation, agitation, disturbance, discomposure (see corresponding verbs at DISCOMPOSE): *haste, hurry flurry vb fluster, agitate, perturb, disturb, *discompose, disquiet Analogous words:… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
flurry — [n] commotion, burst ado, agitation, brouhaha, bustle, confusion, disturbance, excitement, ferment, flap*, flaw, fluster, flutter, furor, fuss, gust, haste, hurry, outbreak, pother, spell, spurt, squall, stir*, to do, tumult, turbulence, turmoil … New thesaurus
Flurry — Flur ry, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Flurried}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Flurrying}.] To put in a state of agitation; to excite or alarm. H. Swinburne. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
flurry — index confuse (bewilder), dispatch (promptness), haste, outburst, perturb Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
Flurry — m Irish: variant of FLORRY (SEE Florry) … First names dictionary
flurry — snow squall 1828, Amer.Eng., with earlier senses of commotion, etc., dating to 1680s; perhaps onomatopoeic, or else from 17c. flurr to scatter, fly with a whirring noise, perhaps from M.E. flouren to sprinkle, as with flour (late 14c.). As a verb … Etymology dictionary
flurry — ► NOUN (pl. flurries) 1) a small swirling mass of snow, leaves, etc. moved by a sudden gust of wind. 2) a sudden short spell of commotion or excitement. 3) a number of things arriving suddenly and simultaneously. ► VERB (flurries, flurried) ▪ … English terms dictionary
flurry — [flʉr′ē] n. pl. flurries [< obs. flurr, to scatter (? echoic), prob. after HURRY ] ☆ 1. a sudden, brief rush of wind; gust ☆ 2. a gust of rain or snow 3. a sudden confusion or commotion ☆ 4. a brief fluctuation in stock market prices or… … English World dictionary
flurry — noun 1 small amount of rain/snow ADJECTIVE ▪ snow PHRASES ▪ a flurry of snow 2 short sudden burst of sth ADJECTIVE ▪ brief, sudden … Collocations dictionary