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1. fidgety2. edgy3. fussy4. high-strung5. jumpy6. nerve7. nervious8. nervouslyнервный озноб, нервная дрожь — nervous chill
9. neural10. nervous; high-strungнервный, жёлчный прав — a nervous, bilious temperament
Синонимический ряд:1. нервозно (прил.) лихорадочно; нервозно; слабонервно2. нервозно (проч.) лихорадочно; нервически; нервозно; слабонервно -
123 нервный
1) анат. nerve (attr); nervous; neural научн.не́рвная систе́ма — the nervous system
не́рвный у́зел — nerve knot; ganglion научн.
не́рвный центр — nerve centre
вы́сшая не́рвная де́ятельность — higher nervous activity
2) физиол., мед. nervousне́рвное заболева́ние — nervous disorder
не́рвное истоще́ние — nervous exhaustion [ɪg'zɔː-]
не́рвный припа́док уст. — fit / attack of nerves
не́рвная дрожь — thrill, nervous tremor ['tre-]
3) ( о человеке - легко нервируемый) nervous, excitable, high-strung4) разг. (о работе, обстоятельствах - тревожный, нервирующий) nervous, unnerving, troublesome -
124 нервное расстройство
1) General subject: emotional disorder, emotional disturbance, nervous breakdown, nervous collapse2) Medicine: nervous disorder, nervous disturbance3) Psychology: nervous prostration4) Jargon: the creeps5) Aviation medicine: nervous breakdown (внезапное)6) Psychoanalysis: neurotic disorder7) Makarov: nervous depressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нервное расстройство
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excitatory; nervous[lang name="Russian"]нервный, жёлчный прав — a nervous, bilious temperament
[lang name="Russian"]нервный озноб, нервная дрожь — nervous chill
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126 автономная нервная система
1) Medicine: autonomic nervous system2) Aviation medicine: sympathetic nervous system, sympathic nervous system3) Makarov: involuntary nervous system, vegetative nervous systemУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > автономная нервная система
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127 нервное возбуждение
1) General subject: fever, nervous excitement, thrill, twit2) Medicine: nervous fever3) Colloquial: (the jitters) jitters, the jitters4) Psychology: nerve excitation, neural excitation5) Jargon: heebie-jeebies, wind-up, windup, woofits6) Aviation medicine: jitter, nervous excitation7) Psychoanalysis: nervous irritation8) Makarov: nervous agitation9) Drugs: highУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нервное возбуждение
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ТРЕПАТЬ/ИСТРЕПАТЬ (ПОТРЕПАТЬ, ПОР-ТИТЬ/ИСПОРТИТЬ) НЁРВЫ coll VP subj: usu. hu man)1. \Н-83 кому. Also.МОТАТЬ/ИЗМОТАТЬ (ВЫМАТЫВАТЬ/ВЫМОТАТЬ) НЁРВЫ coll to make s.o. very nervous, upset, worried etc: X треплет Y-y нервы = X makes Y a nervous wreckX plays havoc with Y's nerves X wears Y out (with his demands ( pestering etc)) X shatters Y's nerves."...Вот они где у меня сидят, эти интуристы! - интимно пожаловался Коровьев, тыча пальцем в свою жилистую шею... - Приедет... и или нашпионит, как последний сукин сын, или же капризами все нервы вымотает: и то ему не так, и это не так!..»(Булгаков 9). "Those foreign tourists, I've got them up to here!" Koroviev complained confidentially, poking his fingers at his scrawny neck. u...They'll come and spy around, like sons of bitches, or else they'll wear you out with their demands: this isn't right, and that isn't right!..." (9a).2. — (себе) to be very nervous, wear o.s. out with excessive worryX треплет себе нервы - X is becoming (making himself) a nervous wreckX is wearing out his nerves.Зачем ты треплешь себе нервы из-за таких пустяков? Why make yourself a nervous wreck over such trifles?...«Это прямо стало невыносимым, с этими людьми какие угодно нервы испортишь!» (Платонов 1). ( context transl) "It's become simply unbearable, the strongest nerves will wear out with these people!" (1a).
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