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1 мрачный
1. grave2. cheerless3. lugubrious4. lurid5. sombre6. bleak7. dour8. dreary9. glum10. murky11. saturnine12. somber13. somberly14. dark; obscure; gloomy; somber; sombreтяжёлый час; мрачное время — dark hour
15. black«чёрный юмор», мрачный гротеск — black humour
16. dismal17. funerealмрачное выражение лица; «похоронный вид» — funereal expressions of face
18. gaunt19. gloomy20. grim21. heavy22. obscure23. sullen24. woebegoneСинонимический ряд:1. безнадежно (прил.) безнадежно; пессимистично2. хмуро (прил.) пасмурно; сумрачно; угрюмо; хмуро3. пессимистически (проч.) пессимистически; пессимистичноАнтонимический ряд:весело; светло -
2 зловеще улыбнуться
General subject: smile grimlyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > зловеще улыбнуться
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3 мрачно улыбнуться
General subject: smile grimly
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