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1 безжалостный
1) General subject: Draconic, bankrupt of compassion, barefisted, brutal, cold blooded, cold-blooded, cruel, dispiteous, grim, hard (hard discipline - суровая дисциплина), hard eyed, hard hearted, hard-eyed, hard-hearted, heartless, implacable, inexorable, inhuman, ironfisted, merciless, pitiless, relentless, remorseless, rigorous, steel hearted, steel-hearted, stony, unmerciful, unrelenting, unsparing, unpitying, unforgiving, to be as hard as nails, Draconian, ruthless2) Bookish: despiteous, impiteous, insensible to pity3) Rare: all-pitiless, kindless4) Makarov: bareknuckle, devoid of pity -
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3 чувство
с.(в разн. знач.) sense; (ощущение, эмоция тж.) feelingчувство удовольствия — sense / feeling of pain
чувство прекрасного — feeling for the beautiful, sense of beauty
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прийти в чувство — come* to one's senses, come* to oneself; come* to разг.без чувств — insensible, unconscious
лишиться чувств, упасть без чувств — lose* consciousness, faint; swoon поэт.
обман чувств — illusion, delusion
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4 чувство
с.о́рганы чувств — organs of sense
2) ( ощущение) sense, feelingчу́вство бо́ли — sense / feeling of pain
чу́вство хо́лода — sensation of cold
3) ( эмоция) feelingчу́вство удово́льствия — feeling of pleasure
чу́вство жа́лости — feeling of pity
чу́вство го́рдости — feeling of pride
чу́вство раздраже́ния — feeling of irritation
4) ( интуитивное понимание) feeling, senseчу́вство безопа́сности — feeling of safety
чу́вство ю́мора — sense of humour
чу́вство прекра́сного — feeling for the beautiful, sense of beauty
чу́вство но́вого — sense of the new
чу́вство отве́тственности — sense of responsibility
чу́вство ме́ры — sense of proportion
чу́вство до́лга — sense of duty
чу́вство че́сти — sense of honour
••прийти́ в чу́вство — come to one's senses, come to oneself; come to разг.
без чувств — insensible, unconscious [-nʃəs]
лиши́ться чувств, упа́сть без чувств — lose consciousness [-nʃəs-], faint; swoon поэт.
обма́н чувств — illusion, delusion
шесто́е чу́вство — the sixth sense
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