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41 характерный
1) General subject: character, characteristic, cottagey, cottagy, differential, discriminative, distinctive, distinguishing, incident, indicative, individual, innate, racy, representative, significant, specific, true to type, zootypic (о животном), idiosyncratic, inherent, patented, notable2) Medicine: definitive3) Colloquial: hallmark4) Engineering: typical6) Diplomatic term: salient7) Psychology: characteristical, like8) Information technology: outstanding9) Business: distinguished, incidental, incidental to10) Programming: similar11) Automation: behavioral, relevant12) Makarov: fingerprint, indicative (для чего-либо), proper -
42 характерный вкус
Advertising: racy flavour -
43 характерный для определённого народа
General subject: racy of the soilУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > характерный для определённого народа
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44 характерный для определённой страны
General subject: racy of the soilУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > характерный для определённой страны
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45 характерный привкус
General subject: racy flavourУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > характерный привкус
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46 хороших кровей
1) General subject: well bred, well-bred (о лошади)2) Makarov: racy -
47 частушка
General subject: couplet, ditty, four-line racy folk rhyme -
48 чистокровный
1) General subject: blooded (о лошади), full blood, full blooded, full-blooded, genuine, pure, pure blood, pure blooded, pure-blood, pure-bred, purebred, thoroughbred, true bred, true-bred, whole bred, whole-bred, true-born2) Biology: blooded (о животных), pure-blooded3) French: pur sang4) Politics: absolute, arrant, blatant, dyed-in-the-wool, hardcore, hardened, hopeless, inveterate, out and out, outright, paid-up, total, unrelieved, utter5) Makarov: clean-bred, racy (о животном), thoroughbred (о животном), well-bred6) Taboo: (жеребец) pureblood -
49 язвительный
1) General subject: acerb, acid, acid tongued, acid-tongued, acrid, acrid (о словах и т.п.), acrimonious, arrowy, biting, carping, cattish, catty, caustic, cut, cutting, cutting (о замечании), eager, epigrammatic, epigrammatical, incisive, mordant, peppered, pungent, racy, sarcastic, sardonic, satirical, scalding, sharp, sharp fanged, sharp-fanged, snide, spiteful, stinging, sulphurous, tart tongued, tart-tongued, trenchant, truculent, venomous, vinegarish, vinegary, waspish, wicked, scathing, pointed, mean, nasty2) Colloquial: snarky (о реплике)3) Bookish: mordacious4) Rare: smart (о словах)5) Australian slang: snakey6) Diplomatic term: keen7) Jargon: dirty, blood and guts8) American English: rancid9) Makarov: barbed, full of caustic -
50 породистый
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51 чистокровный
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52 забористый
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53 живой
1) living
2) (подвижный, деятельный)
lively, vivid, vivacious, animated, brisk* * ** * *living; live; alive* * *aliveanimatedbouncybreezybriskdashingfacetiousgraphichigh-colouredjocundlivelivelylivingnimblepoignantracysaucysinewyskittishsnappyspiritedvividyouthful -
54 колкий
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(легко колющийся) cleavable, easily split/broken
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(колючий) prickly; biting, pungent, caustic, stinging, mordant перен.* * ** * *cleavable, easily split/broken* * *arrowybarbededgedpointedracytrenchant -
55 колоритный
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56 непристойный
obscene; indecent (о поведении)* * ** * *obscene; indecent (о поведении)* * *coarsefilthyfruitygracelessgreasyimproperindecentithyphalliclewdlownastyobsceneracyrudesalacioussaltyscurriloussmuttyunbecomingundecentundecorousunseemlyvulgar -
57 острый
1) sharp, pointed прям. и перен.
2) (о зрении, слухе и т.п.)
keen
3) (физ. состоянии, кризисе)
acute* * ** * *1) sharp, pointed и 2) keen 3) acute* * *acridacuteargutearrowybitingbluffbristlingdelicateeageredgyfinekeenlancinatingnicepenetratingpepperypiercingpoignantpoint-blankpointedquickracysharpsharp-cutspicysplittingsubtletrenchant -
58 пикантный
piquant; spicy перен.* * ** * *piquant; spicy savoury; sexy* * *nuttypiquantpoignantracysaltyspicy -
59 породистый
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60 свежий
1) fresh
2) (недавний)
latest* * ** * ** * *breezycallerfreshgutsylatestnewracyred-hotredhotvernalwarm
См. также в других словарях:
Racy — Ra cy (r[=a] s[y^]), a. [Compar. {Racier} (r[=a] s[i^]*[ e]r); superl. {Raciest}.] [From {Race} a tribe, family.] 1. Having a strong flavor indicating origin; of distinct characteristic taste; tasting of the soil; hence, fresh; rich. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
racy — [rā′sē] adj. racier, raciest [ RACE2 + Y2] 1. having the characteristic taste, flavor, or quality associated with the original or genuine type [racy fruit] 2. lively; spirited; vigorous 3. piquant; pungent … English World dictionary
racy — (adj.) 1650s, having a characteristic taste (of wines, fruits, etc.), from RACE (Cf. race) (n.2) in its older sense of flavor + Y (Cf. y) (2); meaning having a quality of vigor (1660s) led to that of improper, risqué, first recorded 1901,… … Etymology dictionary
racy — [adj1] energetic, zestful animated, bright, buoyant, clever, distinctive, entertaining, exciting, exhilarating, fiery, forceful, forcible, gingery, heady, keen, lively, mettlesome, peppery, piquant, playful, poignant, pungent, rich, salty, saucy* … New thesaurus
racy — index lurid, suggestive (risqué) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
racy — *pungent, piquant, poignant, spicy, snappy Analogous words: exciting, stimulating, quickening, provoking or provocative (see corresponding verbs at PROVOKE): *spirited, mettlesome, fiery, gingery, peppery Contrasted words: *insipid, flat, jejune … New Dictionary of Synonyms
racy — ► ADJECTIVE (racier, raciest) 1) suggestive; risqué. 2) lively, vigorous, or spirited. DERIVATIVES racily adverb raciness noun … English terms dictionary
racy — I. adjective (racier; est) Etymology: 3race Date: circa 1650 1. a. full of zest or vigor b. having a strongly marked quality ; piquant < a racy flavor > c. risque … New Collegiate Dictionary
racy — UK [ˈreɪsɪ] / US adjective Word forms racy : adjective racy comparative racier superlative raciest a racy story, film, or play is slightly shocking in the way that it describes or shows sex Derived words: racily adverb raciness noun uncountable … English dictionary
racy — rac|y [ˈreısi] adj [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: race particular taste (16 19 centuries)] racy writing is exciting and entertaining and often about sex ▪ a racy novel … Dictionary of contemporary English
racy — adjective speech or writing that is racy is exciting and entertaining: racy jokes/humour/stories (=connected with sex) racily adverb raciness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English