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1 novac prezrivo
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2 prljav dobitak
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3 презренный металл
pelf имя существительное:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > презренный металл
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4 богатство
1. wealth, riches, opulence, affluence; meansразг. money-bagsобик. презр. pelf(състояние) fortune2. прен. richness, wealthбогатство от багри a wealth of colour3. (природни ценности) подземни богатства ores and mineralsприродни богатства natural resources* * *бога̀тство,ср., -а 1. wealth, riches, opulence, affluence; means; разг. money-bags; презр. pelf; ( състояние) fortune;2. прен. richness, wealth, profusion;3. ( природни ценности): подземни \богатствоа ores and minerals; природни \богатствоа natural resources.* * *fortune: You'll make a богатство of this. - Ще направиш богатство от това.; means; money; opulence; possession; treasure{`trejx}* * *1. (природни ценности): подземни богатства ores and minerals 2. (състояние) fortune 3. wealth, riches, opulence, affluence;means 4. БОГАТСТВО от багри a wealth of colour 5. обик. презр. pelf 6. прен. richness, wealth 7. природни богатства natural resources 8. разг. money-bags -
5 raha
yks.nom. raha; yks.gen. rahan; yks.part. rahaa; yks.ill. rahaan; mon.gen. rahojen rahain; mon.part. rahoja; mon.ill. rahoihinbrass (noun)coin (noun)currency (noun)dibs (noun)dough (noun)dust (noun)gravy (noun)jack (noun)lolly (noun)lucre (noun)money (noun)oof (noun)pelf (noun)piece (noun)shekels (noun)tin (noun)* * *• financial• shekels• piece• pelf• bill• note• tin• money• monetary• lucre• hard cash• gravy• funds• earnings• bread• ackers• dough• currency• coin• brass -
6 презренный металл
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7 богатство
1) General subject: abundance, affluence, deep pocket, easy street, exuberance, exuberancy, fat purse, fertility (фантазии и т. п.), fortune, gold, heavy purse, long purse, lsd (it is only a matter of lsd - вопрос только в деньгах), luxuriance (воображения), mammon, means, money, opulence, pelf, plentifulness, pregnancy (воображения и т. п.), prodigality, purse, riches, richness, silver spoon, substance, the dollars, the fleshpots (of Egypt), tin, wealth, worth, luxury, profusion, treasure, plethora2) Colloquial: l.s.d.3) Obsolete: thrift4) Bookish: copiousness5) Jocular: money-bags, moneybags6) British English: Lp7) Law: mean8) Economy: pocket9) Jargon: fistful of money, oof, wad10) Makarov: bags -
8 богатство, доставшееся нечестным путём
Economy: pelfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > богатство, доставшееся нечестным путём
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9 деньги, доставшиеся нечестным путём
Economy: pelfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > деньги, доставшиеся нечестным путём
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10 овощные отходы
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11 отбросы
1) General subject: a son of the soil, burrow, chaff, chaffer, cheeseparings, chips, culch, cull, culling, cullings, draff, dreg, dregs, dross, filth, garbage, gash, leaving, leavings, offal, offsca, offscourings, ordure, outcast, overcast, refuse, rejectamentas, rejects, riff-raff, run-off, scruff, scum, shorts, shruff, skimmings, soil, sweeping (общества), tail, tailing, tails, throw out, throw-off, throw-out, trash, waifs and strays, waste3) Medicine: waste products4) Colloquial: junk7) Latin: rejectamenta8) Engineering: consumption residual, recrement, waste product, waste substances9) Agriculture: scraps10) Rare: refusal11) Construction: faecal, fecal, town refuse, trash cop,, (тж. pl) waste12) Mathematics: waste materials13) Railway term: cuttings16) Physiology: excretas18) Ecology: consumption residue, droppings, food waste, rubbish, seconds, slush, sordes, waste material, waste matter, wastes19) Business: wastage21) Automation: refused material, rejected material, spent material22) Quality control: chip, throw-outs23) Makarov: excreta, garbage (особ. кухонные), junks, lees, offals, offscouring, offscums, peltry, rejected materials, run-off (промышленности), runoff, scums, silts, sweepings (общества), throwaway24) Taboo: crap -
12 презренный металл
Bookish: pelf -
13 собственность
1) General subject: having, own, ownership, possession, possessions, property, proprietorship (особ. земельная), props, tenure, worldly goods, belonging2) Obsolete: pelf3) Rare: havings4) Law: belongings, demesne, estate, propriety5) Economy: effects6) Accounting: effect7) Insurance: Ppty8) Australian slang: stuff9) Business: proprietary10) EBRD: assets11) Programming: equipment12) leg.N.P. dominion (as distinguished from imperium), property (in its narrower sense), status, title13) Makarov: goods -
14 כסף
v. be silvered————————v. to silver————————v. to turn gray (hair)————————v. to yearn————————money, currency, bread, dough, lucre, purse, pelf, oof, wherewithal, tin, Lsd————————silver, argent -
15 עושר
riches, richness, wealth, opulence, abundance, plenitude, fatness, lushness, luxuriance, fortune, mammon, pelf, plentifulness, plenty, sonority, wealthiness, affluence -
16 Mammon
* * *der Mammonpelf; mammon* * *Mạm|mon ['mamɔn]m -s, no plMammondem Mammon dienen — to serve Mammon
* * *Mam·mon<-s>[ˈmamɔn]der schnöde \Mammon the rotten money, filthy lucre* * *schnöder Mammon filthy lucre -
17 अपनिधि _apanidhi
अपनिधि a. poor, without pelf; आचार्यो$पनिधिश्चैव भर्त्स्यते तदनन्तरम् Mb.3.19.75. -
18 servet
n. fortune, havings, means, possessions, wealth, assets, riches, effects, pile, shekels, treasure, property, abundance, affluence, gold, substance* * *1. wealth 2. lucre 3. opulence 4. pelf -
19 yağma
n. booty, despoilment, despoliation, foray, loot, looting, pelf, pillage, plunder, pour, rapine, razzia, sack, sacking, spoil, spoliation, swag* * *spoil (n.) -
20 haksız kazanç
n. haul, pelf, ill gotten gains
См. также в других словарях:
Pelf — Pelf, n. [OE. pelfir booty, OF. pelfre, akin to pelfrer to plunder, and perh. to E. pillage. Cf. {Pilfer}.] Money; riches; lucre; gain; generally conveying the idea of something ill gotten or worthless. It has no plural. Mucky pelf. Spenser.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pelf — late 14c., from Anglo Fr. pelf, from O.Fr. pelfre booty, spoils (11c.), of unknown origin, related to PILFER (Cf. pilfer) (q.v.). Meaning money, riches, with a pejorative overtone first recorded c.1500 … Etymology dictionary
pelf — [pelf] n. [ME, akin to (< ?) MFr pelfre, booty] 1. Obs. ill gotten gains; booty 2. money or wealth regarded with contempt … English World dictionary
pelf — /pelf/, n. money or wealth, esp. when regarded with contempt or acquired by reprehensible means. [1300 50; ME < OF pelfre booty] * * * … Universalium
pelf — n. money, riches, wealth (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
pelf — n British money. An old term, like many others (rhino, spondulicks, etc.) revived in the money conscious environment of the later 1980s. Pelf is from the Middle Eng lish pelfre, related to pilfer and meaning loot. ► Miss Smith ... Cold as the Ice … Contemporary slang
pelf — /pɛlf/ (say pelf) noun money or riches: *When Barry went upon the land / He d small amount of pelf or backing, / He d but a stalwart frame, a brand, / And pluck – this last was never lacking. – jason , bush ballads, n.d. {Middle English, from Old …
pelf — noun money; riches; gain; especially when dishonestly acquired But, sighing after his fancies and visionary pursuits, he rebelled and fled fifty miles away for refuge from the lace caps and powdered wigs of his priggish sitters, and resumed his… … Wiktionary
pelf — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French pelfre booty Date: 14th century money, riches … New Collegiate Dictionary
PELF — pulse extremely low frequency … Medical dictionary
pelf — Synonyms and related words: affluence, and pence, assets, bottomless purse, bulging purse, capital gains, cash, circulating medium, cleanup, clear profit, coinage, coined liberty, cold cash, currency, debris, dividends, dollars, earnings, easy… … Moby Thesaurus