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1 precipitous
prɪˈsɪpɪtəs прил.
1) крутой;
обрывистый;
отвесный precipitous descent ≈ крутой спуск precipitous rocks ≈ отвесные скалы
2) стремительный, безудержный precipitous current ≈ стремительный поток обрывистый, крутой;
отвесный - * descent крутой спуск - * cliffs отвесные скалы стремительный, безудержный поспешный, опрометчивый precipitous крутой;
обрывистый;
отвесныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > precipitous
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2 precipitous
[prɪ'sɪpɪtəs]прил.1) крутой; обрывистый; отвесный2) стремительный, безудержный -
3 headlong
1. a опрометчивый, безрассудный2. a бурный, безудержный3. a редк. крутой, отвесный4. adv головой вперёд5. adv бешено, стремительно; стремглав6. adv опрометчиво, очертя головуСинонимический ряд:1. impetuous (adj.) blind; hasty; impetuous; irrational; uncontrolled; undiscerning; unreasonable2. precipitate (adj.) abrupt; hurried; precipitant; precipitate; precipitous; rushing; subitaneous; sudden3. rash (adj.) brash; foolhardy; hot-headed; impulsive; rash; reckless; slapdash4. impetuously (other) headfirst; heedlessly; impetuously; imprudently; impulsively; precipitously; rashly; recklessly; without deliberation
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