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21 множество вещей
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22 множество людей
1) General subject: a good many people, a great many people, skit2) Makarov: dozens of people -
23 насмехаться над
1) General subject: get a dig at (кем-л.), give a dig (кем-л.), have a dig at (кем-л.), have in derision (кем-л.), hold in derision (кем-л.), mock at, poke fun at (кем-л.), pour ridicule on (кем-л., чем-л.), scoff at (кем-л., чем-л.), skit at (кем-л.), make mockery of3) Makarov: give a dig a dig at (кем-л.), give to get a dig at (кем-л.), give to have a dig at (кем-л.)4) Taboo: goose somebody (кем-л.) -
24 отскакивать
1) General subject: back, bounce, bound (о мяче и т. п.), carom, dib, fall off, jump off, rebound, recoil, skit (в испуге, смущении и т.п.)2) Engineering: rebound (напр. о контактах реле), resile -
25 отступать
1) General subject: back, back down, back off (с занятых позиций), backslide (ся), backtrack (тем же путём, каким пришёл), be on the run, beat a retreat, blench (перёд чем-л.), bug out, climb down (в споре), crayfish, depart (depart from tradition - отступать от традиции), deviate, digress, draw in (о войсках), ebb (о море при отливе), flinch, give ground, give way, go back, haul off, indent, jib, lose ground, pull back, recede, recoil, resile, retreat, retreat (от обязательств), retrocede, retrograde, shrink, shy, skit, stand away, stand back, stand out, step back, waive (от чего-л.), back out (of; от чего-л.)2) Colloquial: change one's base3) American: bug-out4) Obsolete: give back5) Military: (поспешно) beat a retreat, drop-back, retire, yield ground6) Chemistry: slacken7) Law: derogate from8) Australian slang: crawfish9) Diplomatic term: recede (от своих слов, взглядов и т.п.), yield10) Polygraphy: back up11) Patents: depart (от идеи изобретения)12) Business: back out, deviate from, recede from13) Sakhalin energy glossary: to backpedal14) Makarov: back water, beat a retreat (от своей позиции и т.п.), deliver, gib, retreat (from) (от обязательств), turn bridle (верхом), withdraw (о море, леднике), cave in, climb down, draw back, draw off, drop back, fall back, fall off, depart from (от обычаев планов и т. п.), dial back (от чего-л.), draw off (с позиции) -
26 пародировать популярную песню
General subject: do a skit on a popular songУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пародировать популярную песню
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27 пародия
1) General subject: a spoof (The play is a spoof on Shakespeare's tragedy 'Julius Caesar'.), amphigory, amphigouri, burlesque, caricature (литературная, сценическая), cod, mock, mockery, parody, put on, put-on, send up, send-up, skit, spoof, travesty, travesty of (smth), take-off (on smb.) (на к.-л.), impression, impersonation3) Makarov: parody (слабое подобие)4) Taboo: piss-take -
28 плутовка
1) General subject: sly baggage2) Jocular: baggage3) Scottish language: skit4) Makarov: artful baggage -
29 прыгать
1) General subject: bound, caper, caperer, capriole, courbette, curvet, dance, frisk, frisk (о детях, молодых животных), gambol, hop, hop about (о лягушке), jump, leap, leapfrog, lope, play gambols, prance, ramp, skip, skit, spring, take a spring, tittup, vault (особ. опираясь на что-либо), leap over2) Colloquial: cavort3) Sports: bump4) Rare: saltate5) Jargon: jack (Jack to the sound of the underground)6) Aviation medicine: jump (с парашютом)7) Makarov: hunt (о стрелке прибора), leapfrog (как при игре в чехарду), cut a caper, cut capers, dance about, dance down, dance up8) Phraseological unit: dar brincos (To jump, leap.) -
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1) General subject: a satire on (smth., smb.) (на что-л., на кого-л.), caricature, pasquinade, satire, send up, send-up, skit2) Bookish: satirics3) Cinema: lampoon -
31 скакать
1) General subject: bound, caper, caperer, capriole, courbette, curvet, dance, gallop, gambol, hop, jump, leap, lear, lope, play gambols, race, ride, skip, skit, spring, tittup, leap over, scale (как камушек по воде)3) Sports: bump4) Rare: saltate5) Jargon: fag along (употр. среди ковбоев), evaporate (Goodbye, sugar, gotta evaporate — Ну я поскакал, детка, пока!)6) Makarov: frisk (о лошади), cut a caper, cut capers, dance about, dance down, dance up7) Phraseological unit: dar brincos -
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1) General subject: banter, cantrip, carriwitchet, carwitchet, cod, drollery, farce, frisk, fun, game, jape, jest, jesting remark, jocosity, jocularity, joke, lark, laugh line, leg pull, one liner, one-liner, play, pleasantry, pliskie, practical joke (сыгранная с кем-либо), prank, quiz, raillery, rally, skit, sport, standing joke, the one about, throwaway, trick, trifle, wheeze, witticism2) Colloquial: jig, laugh getter, leg-pull5) Scottish language: plisky6) Theatre: gag -
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38 толпа
crowd; (тж. большая) throng; перен. (множество) multitude* * ** * *croud; throng; multitude, crowd* * *boodlebroodcollectionconcourseconfluenceconfluxcrewcrowdcrowdingdroveflockgroupherdhosthuddlehumanitymobmobbingmultituderabbleroutruckshoalshockskitsquashswarmteamthrongtraintroupe -
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См. также в других словарях:
skit — skit·swish; skit·ta·get; skit·ta·getan; skit·tery; skit·tish; skit·tler; skit; skit·ter; skit·tle; skit·er; skit·tish·ly; skit·tish·ness; … English syllables
Skit — Skit, n. 1. A reflection; a jeer or gibe; a sally; a brief satire; a squib. Tooke. [1913 Webster] A similar vein satire upon the emptiness of writers is given in his Tritical Essay upon the Faculties of the Human Mind; but that is a mere skit… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Skit — may refer to:*Sketch comedy *Hip hop skit *Puppet skit See also *Skete … Wikipedia
Skit — Skit, v. t. [Prov. E. skitto slide, as adj., hasty, precipitate, of Scand. origin, and akin to E. shoot, v.t.; cf. Icel. skyti, skytja, skytta, a marksman, shooter, skj[=o]ta to shoot, sk[=u]ta a taunt. [root]159. See {Shoot}.] To cast… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
skit — [skıt] n [Date: 1700 1800; Origin: Perhaps from a Scandinavian language] a short humorous performance or piece of writing … Dictionary of contemporary English
skit — [ skıt ] noun count a short humorous performance or piece of writing … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
skit — ► NOUN ▪ a short comedy sketch or piece of humorous writing, especially a parody. ORIGIN related to archaic skit «move lightly and rapidly» … English terms dictionary
skit — [skit] n. [< dial., v., to be skittish, taunt, prob. < Scand var. of ON skjōta, SHOOT] 1. Now Rare a taunt; gibe 2. a short piece of satirical or humorous writing 3. a short, comic theatrical sketch … English World dictionary
skit — /skit/, n. 1. a short literary piece of a humorous or satirical character. 2. a short theatrical sketch or act, usually comical. 3. a gibe or taunt. 4. Brit. Dial. a joke or prank. [1565 75; of obscure orig.] * * * … Universalium
skit — 1570s, a vain, frivolous, or wanton girl (originally Scottish, now archaic), related to verb meaning to shy or be skittish, perhaps from O.N. skjuta to shoot (see SKITTISH (Cf. skittish)). Sense shifted to a satirical remark or reflection (1727) … Etymology dictionary
skit — *libel, squib, lampoon, pasquinade … New Dictionary of Synonyms