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81 манерный
прил.affected, pretentious; precious (о стиле); mannered -
82 невоспитанный
прил.ill-bred, ill-mannered -
83 обходительный
прил.affable, amiable; pleasant, well-mannered, urbane; polite, courteous -
84 пестрый
(пёстрый)прил.1) variegated, parti-coloured, many-coloured, motley; gay2) перен. разг. mixed3) разг. florid; pretentious, mannered -
85 обходительный
pleasant, well-mannered, urbane, diplomatic(al), courteous -
86 благовоспитанный
прлwell-bred; well-mannered -
87 невоспитанный
прлill-bred, ill-mannered -
88 благовоспитанный
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89 воспитанный
fostered имя прилагательное:fostered (воспитанный, взлелеянный)couth (воспитанный, культурный) -
90 вычурный
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91 грубый
rough имя прилагательное:rough-spoken (грубый, выражающийся грубо) -
92 кроткий
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93 невоспитанный
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94 тихий
quiet имя прилагательное: -
95 дурно воспитанный
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > дурно воспитанный
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96 обладающий дурными манерами
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > обладающий дурными манерами
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97 воспитанный
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98 манерный
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99 как дома
как < у себя> дома (чувствовать, держать себя и т. п.)разг.feel at home; make oneself at home; cf. hang up one's hat (in smb.'s house)В большинстве это были развязные молодые люди в заграничных джемперах, с патефонами и со скептическим образом мышления. Они и в гостях чувствовали себя как дома, а он и дома вёл себя среди них как в гостях. (Л. Леонов, Дорога на океан) — For the most part they were easy-mannered young men of a skeptical turn of mind, who wore foreign-looking sweaters. Visiting, they made themselves at home, while he even at home behaved like a guest among them.
Ассоль чувствовала себя как дома; здоровалась с деревьями, как с людьми, то есть - пожимая их широкие листья. (А. Грин, Алые паруса) — Asole felt herself at home. She greeted the trees as people, touching them by their broad leaves.
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100 благонравный
well-mannered; modestСинонимический ряд:1. благовоспитанно (прил.) благовоспитанно2. воспитанно (проч.) благовоспитанно; воспитанно
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