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Общая лексика: разносчик слухов, распространитель слухов, сплетник -
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1. n болтовня, разговоры2. n сплетня; слухи; россказни, толки3. n разг. светская хроника4. n болтун; болтунья; сплетник; сплетницаpurveyor of gossip — распространитель слухов, сплетник
5. v болтать, беседовать6. v сплетничатьСинонимический ряд:1. carrytale (noun) carrytale; circulator; clack; gossiper; gossipmonger; mumblenews; quidnunc; rumorer; scandalizer; sieve; tabby2. chatter (noun) chatter; idle talk; meddling; small talk3. report (noun) buzz; cry; grapevine; murmur; on-dit; report; rumble; scuttlebutt; talk; tattle; tittle-tattle; whispering; word4. rumor (noun) calumny; defamation; hearsay; injury; news; rumor; rumour; scandal; slander5. snoop (noun) babbler; blabbermouth; chatterbox; chatterer; magpie; meddler; newsmonger; rumormonger; rumourmonger; scandalmonger; snoop; talebearer; tattler; tattletale; telltale6. tattle (verb) blab; chat; chatter; noise; noise about; noise abroad; palaver; prate; prattle; repeat; report; rumor; rumour; talk; tattleАнтонимический ряд:announcement; declaration; news; proclamation; publication; statement -
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[pɜ:ʹveıə] n1) поставщик (особ. провианта, продовольствия)2) ист. поставщик королевского двора (обыкн. занимающийся реквизицией)3) распространитель, поставщикpurveyor of gossip - распространитель /разносчик/ слухов, сплетник
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1. n поставщик2. n ист. поставщик королевского двора3. n распространитель, поставщикpurveyor of gossip — распространитель слухов, сплетник
Синонимический ряд:pimp (noun) agent; hustler; middleman; pander; pimp; procurer; provider; runner; supplier -
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purveyor [pə'veɪə(r)](a) (supplier) fournisseur(euse) m,f;∎ purveyors of marmalade to HM the Queen fournisseurs en confiture de Sa Majesté la Reine(b) (spreader → of gossip, lies) colporteur(euse) m,f -
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pə:ˈveɪə сущ. поставщик Purveyor to their Majesties ≈ поставщик их величеств Syn: supplier, provider поставщик (особ. провианта, продовольствия) (историческое) поставщик королевского двора (обыкн. занимающийся реквизицией) распространитель, поставщик - * of gossip распространитель /разносчик/ слухов, сплетен purveyor поставщик ~ to Her Majesty поставщик двора Ее Величества ~ to the royal household поставщик двора Ее ВеличестваБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > purveyor
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1) General subject: a gossip merchant, blabber, cackler, fiction monger, fiction-monger, flibbertigibbet, gossip, gossiper, gossipmonger, nash gab, nash gob, nash-gab, nash-gob, news-monger, newsmonger, peddler, pedlar, pedler, purveyor of gossip, retailer, rumour monger, scandal-monger, scandalmonger, sneak, sneaker, tale-teller, talebearer, talecarrier, talemonger, taleteller, tattler, tattletale, telltale, whisperer, backbiter, tale-bearer2) Colloquial: spinner (о мужчине)3) American: rumormonger, rumour-monger4) Obsolete: carrytale5) Latin: quidnunc6) Australian slang: crap artist, pimp7) Jargon: gatemouth, tell-tale, zoot snoot, ear duster8) Simple: bobber9) Makarov: a retailer of gossip, retailer of gossip10) Journalism: tatler -
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9 распространитель слухов
General subject: purveyor of gossipУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > распространитель слухов
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10 κουρεύς
A barber, hair-cutter, Pl.R. 373c, Philyll.14, PMagd.15.1 (iii B. C.), Luc.Ind.29; ὁ κ. τὰς μαχαιρίδας λαβὼν ὑπὸ τῆς ὑπήνης κατακερεῖ—τὴν εἰσφοράν ( παρὰ προσδοκίαν for τὸ γένειον) Eup.278; as a purveyor of gossip, Plu.2.177a, 509a.II a bird, said to chirp with a sound as of clipping, Hsch.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > κουρεύς
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