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1 быть без ума
1) General subject: be deeply in love with (от кого-л.), be spoony on (от кого-л.), be wild about (от чего-л., кого-л.), be wild over (от чего-л., кого-л.), to be deeply in love with (smb.) (от кого-л.), to be spooney on (smb.) (от кого-л.), to be spoony on (smb.) (от кого-л.), to be wild about (от чего-л.), to be wild about (over, smth., smb.) (от чего-л., кого-л.), (от кого-либо) worship the ground someone walks on (дословно "целовать землю, по которой он ходил"), (от кого-либо) be mad about2) Colloquial: dig one's scene3) Jargon: high on (someone; something), to be death on ( smth.) (от чего-л.), flip, queer for (от чего-то) -
2 вздыхатель
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3 влюблённый
1) General subject: amorous (she gave him an amorous look - она посмотрела на него влюблённо), be shook on (во что-л.), enamored, goopy, in love (with smb.) (в кого-л.), in love with, passionate, smitten (to be quite smitten with her - он без памяти влюблён в неё), soft, soft (о взгляде), sparker, spoony, swain, stuck (on) (в кого-л.)2) Colloquial: spooney3) American: lovey-dovey4) Australian slang: shook5) Jargon: crazy for, gone on, hip, in suction, mushy, shook shook up, struck on, sweet on ( someone), wired into, strung out, gone, hung6) Archaic: (обыкн. of) amorous (в кого-л.)7) Taboo: hell-bent -
4 влюбленный
1) General subject: amorous (she gave him an amorous look - она посмотрела на него влюблённо), be shook on (во что-л.), enamored, goopy, in love (with smb.) (в кого-л.), in love with, passionate, smitten (to be quite smitten with her - он без памяти влюблён в неё), soft, soft (о взгляде), sparker, spoony, swain, stuck (on) (в кого-л.)2) Colloquial: spooney3) American: lovey-dovey4) Australian slang: shook5) Jargon: crazy for, gone on, hip, in suction, mushy, shook shook up, struck on, sweet on ( someone), wired into, strung out, gone, hung6) Archaic: (обыкн. of) amorous (в кого-л.)7) Taboo: hell-bent -
5 дуралей
1) General subject: booby, spoony, nincompoop, wally3) Jargon: twonk (дружелюбный стёб)4) Ebay. ninny -
6 дурень
1) General subject: clod, clodpate, clodpole, clodpoll, clout, cluck, dolt, dough head, driveller, looby, ninny, ninnyhammer, noddy, spoony, tomfool, ignoramus, clot, dipstick, nincompoop, big dummy2) Colloquial: chicken head, chicken-head, noodle, pudding head, spooney, joker (informal: an annoying or inept person)3) American: bubblehead, dough-head4) Religion: fool5) Jargon: Sammy, bonehead, chickenhead, cull, poop, pudding-head -
7 милый
1) General subject: agreeable, amiable, bonnie, bonny, cunning, cute, darling, dear, dear heart, ducky, endearing, good, honey, kind, likable, likeable, lovable, loveable, lovesome, my dear, nice, pleasant, pretty, sugar, sweet, gracious (gracious people), hun (от слова honey), (в обращении) sweetheart2) Colloquial: bumbly (но неуклюжий), decent, spooney, spoony3) American: lovely4) French: cheri5) Ironical: somebody6) Obsolete: trim7) Australian slang: buggalugs, buggerlugs9) Scottish language: hinny12) Emotional: topping13) Maori: kapai -
8 нежный
1) General subject: affectionate, balmy (о ветерке), bland, caressing, dainteth, daintith, delicate, devoted, disagreeable (о звуке; голосе), dovelike, downy, dulcet, fatherly, fine, fluty, fond, gentle (о голосе), loving, melodious, melting, miffy, mignon, mild, pappy, pettable, sensitive, sentimental, silken, silky, soft, soft-spoken, subtle, sweet, tender, tender-hearted, unpleasant (о звуке; голосе), womanly, motherly3) Biology: tender (напр. о мякоти плода)6) Bookish: affectional7) Agriculture: soft-meated8) Rare: caressive9) Law: tender (а не только тендер) -
9 приятный
1) General subject: acceptable, agreeable (make oneself agreeable - стараться понравиться, угодить), amiable, balmy, beautiful, boon (о климате и т. п.), bully, cannie, canny, clean cut, conversable (о собеседнике), couth, cuddlesome, cuddly, cushy, delectable, delicious, enjoyable, felicitous, fly, glad, good (good to see you - приятно вас видеть), goodly, graceful, gracious, grateful, gratifying, heartwarming, jocund, kindly (о климате, почве и т. п.), kissable, lepid, likable, likeable, lovable, loveable, lovely, lovesome, nice, nutty, palatable, peachy, pleasant, pleasing, pleasing to (smb.) (кому-л.), pleasurable, prepossessing, pretty, redolent, rorty, rose coloured, rose-coloured, round (о вине), sapid, satisfactory, savory (обыкн. ирон.), savoury (обыкн. ирон.), sightly (с виду), silky (на вкус), slick, snazzy, soft, sonsy, sweet, sweet tempered, sweet-tempered, tasty, unobjectionable, wally, welcome, winsome, pleasuresome3) American: kicky4) Obsolete: merry, well-pleasing5) Literal: fragrant6) Poetical language: dulcet7) Bookish: amene8) Australian slang: beaut (о человеке или вещи), beauty (о человеке или вещи), funky, groovy, killer9) Spanish: simpatico10) Scottish language: (о человеке) couthie11) Jargon: George, buck, down, fetching, grooby, home cooking, in there, plummy, prince, smooth, sunny, yummy, zool, in the groove, sugarcoated, down with, in line, real gone, swell14) Emotional: topping16) Maori: kapai -
10 простак
1) General subject: Gothamite, Tom Farthing, a man of Gotham, a wise man of Gotham, coot, cuddy, cully, dupe, easy game (mark), easy meat, flat head, flatfoot, gaga, gander, gawky, goose, greener, greenhorn, gudgeon, gull, innocent, jay, jay bird, josser, lummox, moonraker, mug, noddy, oaf, one eye, one-eye, ouph, ouphe, pigeon, sap, simple, simple Simon, simple soul, simpleton, softy, spoon, spoony, suck egg, tom noddy, tom-noddy, victim, wise man of Gotham, yak, zany, easy touch, soft touch, nincompoop, ingenue2) Colloquial: clutz, flat-head, klutz, lamb, muggins, noodle, prune, simp, soft, softie, spooney, sucker3) Slang: no-brainer7) Rare: cull, green goose9) Jargon: Charley, Jeff, cheese-cloth, for the birds, lobster, mark, moocher, nerd, nurd, oofus, potato digger, schnook, scissor-bill, scissorbill, scissorsbill, suck-egg, sweet pea, wahoo, wheat, yock, smurfbrain, apple knocker, clodhopper, dirty-neck, goofus, gooney, monkey, umpchay10) Simple: juggins11) Makarov: easy mark12) Taboo: pie-eater, simple shit13) Phraseological unit: fall off the turnip truck -
11 простоватый
2) Colloquial: spooney, spoony, a bit naff (не очень модный, не очень стильный)3) Jargon: goober-grabber4) Makarov: naive5) Derogatory: provincial -
12 простофиля
1) General subject: Charley, Clem, Sawney, calf, calves, cull, cully, dotterel, dupe, easy game (mark), easy meat, erk, farmer, gawk, gawky, goat, goose, gudgeon, gull, honest John, lemon, live one, mark, moonraker, mug, muggins, nincompoop, ninny, ninnyhammer, noodle, oaf, ouph, ouphe, punk, simpleton, spoon, spoony, suck egg, sucker, tomnoddy, twit, wet head, wet nose, wet-head, wet-nose, yak, zany, simple fool (You got scammed again, you simple fool!), a wise man of Gotham, easy touch, soft touch, pushover2) Zoology: pigeon3) Colloquial: clot (часто беззлобно или шутливо), coot, flat, gaby, nitwit, prune, sap, saphead, simp, sitter, soft, spooney5) Obsolete: woodcock6) General subject: mug punter8) Jargon: caravan, hon-yock, hon-yocker, honyock, jay, nougat, poop, suck-egg, yap, yock, Arnold (He's a right Arnold.), boob, cat's-paw, come on, come-on, gofer, gofor, gopher10) Makarov: innocent -
13 сентиментальный влюблённый
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > сентиментальный влюблённый
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14 влюбленный
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15 глупый
stupid имя прилагательное:fool (глупый, безрассудный)birdbrained (глупый, с куриными мозгами)featherbrain (глупый, ветреный)woodenheaded (глупый, тупой)idle-headed (глупый, пустоголовый)fat-witted (глупый, тупой)bird-witted (глупый, с куриными мозгами)mutton-headed (глупый, медленно соображающий)thick-skulled (глупый, тупоголовый)словосочетание:dead above the ears (глупый, тупой)lame under the hat (глупый, несообразительный) -
16 дурень
prat имя существительное: -
17 простак
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simp имя существительное: -
19 сентиментальный
sentimental имя прилагательное: -
20 дуралей
booby имя существительное:
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spooney — variant of spoony * * * /spooh nee/, adj., spoonier, spooniest. spoony. * * * spooney see ↑spoony below • • • Main Entry: ↑spoon spoonˈy or spoonˈey adjective 1. Silly … Useful english dictionary
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spooney — adjective see spoony … New Collegiate Dictionary
spooney — /spooh nee/, adj., spoonier, spooniest. spoony. * * * … Universalium
spooney — adj. (Slang) foolishly amorous and sentimental; simple, stupid, silly … English contemporary dictionary
spooney — /ˈspuni/ (say spoohnee) Colloquial –adjective (spoonier, spooniest) 1. → spoony (defs 1 and 2). –noun (plural spoonies) 2. → spoony (defs 3 and 4) …
Spooneys — Spooney Spoon ey, n.; pl. {Spooneys} ( [i^]z). A weak minded or silly person; one who is foolishly fond. [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] There is no doubt, whatever, that I was a lackadaisical young spooney. Dickens. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
spoony — Spooney Spoon ey ( [y^]), a. Weak minded; demonstratively fond; as, spooney lovers. [Spelt also {spoony.}] [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English