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81 poachy
влажный имя прилагательное: -
82 топкий
squashy имя прилагательное: -
83 mushy
1. a мягкий; кашицеобразный2. a спец. пористый3. a разг. слащаво-сентиментальныйСинонимический ряд:1. hazy (adj.) cloudy; foggy; hazy; misty; vague; vaporous; vapory2. sentimental (adj.) bathetic; drippy; effusive; emotional; gooey; lovey-dovey; maudlin; mawkish; moist; romantic; sappy; sentimental; slushy; sobby; sobful; soft-boiled; soppy; soupy; sticky; syrupy; tear-jerking3. soft (adj.) pappy; pulpous; pulpy; quaggy; sloppy; soft; spongy; squashy; squelchy; squishy; squushy; yielding -
84 pappy
1. n разг. папочка2. a кашицеобразный3. a мягкий, нежный, сочныйСинонимический ряд:1. father (noun) dad; daddy; father; pa; papa; pop; poppa2. soft (noun) flabby; mushy; pulpous; pulpy; soft; spongy; squashy; squishy; yielding -
85 pulpous
a мякотный, пульповидныйСинонимический ряд:soft (adj.) mushy; pappy; pulpy; sloppy; soft; spongy; squashy; squelchy; squishy -
86 pulpy
1. a мягкий, мякотный, мясистый; сочный2. a слабохарактерный, мягкотелыйСинонимический ряд:1. smooth (adj.) delicate; downy; feathery; fine; fluffy; smooth; velvety2. soft (adj.) fleshy; mushy; pappy; pithy; pulpous; quaggy; soft; spongy; squashy; squelchy; squishy; squushy; succulent; yielding -
87 soft
1. n мякоть2. n мягкость3. n разг. дурак, простак, простофиля4. a нежный, тонкий, лёгкий; еле уловимый; тихий, неясный5. a ласковый, нежный6. a разг. влюблённый7. a мягкий, тёплыйsoft pitch — мягкий пек; мягкий битум; мягкий асфальт
8. a тихий, спокойный9. a добрый, кроткий; чувствительный, впечатлительный10. a уступчивый, податливый; покорный, послушный11. a слабохарактерныйснисходительный, терпимый; мягкий
12. a слабый, дряблый, вялыйsoft burning — легкий обжиг; слабый обжиг
soft firing — легкий обжиг; слабый обжиг
soft demand — вялый спрос; низкий спрос
13. a разг. простоватый; придурковатый, слабоумный14. a разг. нетрудный, лёгкийsoft job — лёгкая работа, тёплое местечко;
soft snap — выгодное дельце; тёпленькое местечко; лёгкий заработок
15. a разг. праздный, ленивый16. a разг. безалкогольный17. a пологийsoft slope — некрутой подъём или спуск; пологий откос
18. a пластичный19. a мучнистый20. a фон. палатализованный, смягчённый21. a фото неконтрастный22. a мед. не создающий привыкания23. a эк. вялый; неустойчивыйsoft currency — неконвертируемая валюта; неустойчивая валюта
24. a полит. мягкий; примирительный25. a не загрязняющий; безвредный26. a спец. подверженный биологическому разложению27. a воен. уязвимый, слабый; неукрытый, незащищённый28. a вчт. программируемый, программно-управляемый29. a вчт. непостоянный30. adv мягко; нежно; тихоСинонимический ряд:1. comfortable (adj.) comfortable; comfy; cozy; cushy; easeful; snug2. easy (adj.) charitable; clement; easy; effortless; forbearing; indulgent; lenient; manageable; merciful; tolerant3. faint (adj.) dim; faint; muted; pallid; shaded; wan4. feeble (adj.) feeble; poor; sentimental; wishy-washy5. flexible (adj.) affected; compliant; flexible; impressionable; irresolute; sensitive; submissive; supple; undecided6. gentle (adj.) affectionate; balmy; benign; bland; compassionate; considerate; courteous; delicate; genial; gentle; kind; kindly; mild; softhearted; soft-hearted; sympathetic; tender; tender-hearted; tranquil7. light (adj.) light; moderate; slight8. malleable (adj.) impressible; malleable; moldable; mouldable; plastic; pliable; pliant9. mushy (adj.) mushy; pappy; pulpous; pulpy; quaggy; spongy; squashy; squelchy; squishy; squushy; yielding10. off (adj.) down; dull; off; slack; slow; sluggish11. simple (adj.) asinine; brainless; fatuous; foolish; insensate; mindless; nitwitted; senseless; sheepheaded; silly; simple; spoony; unintelligent; unwitty; weak-headed; weak-minded; witless12. small (adj.) hushed; low; quiet; small13. smooth (adj.) cottony; downy; feathery; fine; flocculent; fluffy; ingratiating; mollifying; satiny; silken; silky; smooth; soothing; velvety14. subdued (adj.) low-key; low-keyed; sober; softened; subdued; toned down15. sweet (adj.) faraway; flowing; melodious; pleasant; pleasing; sweet16. weak (adj.) fat; flabby; flaccid; lax; untrained; weakАнтонимический ряд:absolute; arbitrary; ascetic; austere; bright; brittle; brutal; callous; coarse; cruel; cutting; determined; domineering; firm; hard; hard-hearted; harsh; loud; rough -
88 softer
Синонимический ряд:1. easier (adj.) easier; laxer; more charitable; more clement; more forbearing; more indulgent; more merciful; more tolerant2. lighter (adj.) gentler; lighter; more moderate; slighter3. milder (adj.) balmier; blander; fainter; gentler; milder; more delicate; more lenient; more soft-hearted; more tender-hearted; smoother; tenderer4. more comfortable (adj.) comfier; cozier; more comfortable; more cushy; more easeful; snugger5. more cottony (adj.) more cottony; more satiny; more silken; more velvety; silkier6. more off (adj.) duller; more down; more off; more sluggish; slacker; slower7. mushier (adj.) more pappy; more pulpous; more pulpy; more quaggy; more squelchy; more squishy; more squushy; more yielding; mushier; pulpier; spongier; squashier8. simpler (adj.) more asinine; more brainless; more fatuous; more foolish; more insensate; more mindless; more nitwitted; more senseless; more sheepheaded; more spoony; more unintelligent; more unwitty; more weak-headed; more weak-minded; more witless; sillier; simpler9. smaller (adj.) lower; more hushed; more low-key; more low-keyed; more softened; more subdued; quieter; smaller; soberer -
89 spongy
1. a губчатый, пористый; ноздреватый, рыхлыйspongy platinum — платиновая чернь; губчатая платина
2. a впитывающий, абсорбирующий3. a топкий, болотистый; вязкий4. a упругий, пружинящий5. a редк. водянистый, вялый6. a сл. вечно пьяныйСинонимический ряд:1. boggy (adj.) boggy; marshy; swampy2. resilient (adj.) resilient; springy; yielding3. soft (adj.) mushy; pappy; pulpous; pulpy; quaggy; sloppy; soft; soggy; squashy; squelchy; squishy; squushyАнтонимический ряд:dry; hard; stiff -
90 squashy
1. a мягкий; мясистый2. a перезрелый3. a топкий, болотистый, вязкийСинонимический ряд:soft (adj.) mushy; pappy; pulpous; pulpy; quaggy; sloppy; soft; spongy; squelchy; squishy; squushy; yielding -
91 yielding
1. n производство; выдача2. n количество, выход продукции3. n сдача4. n уступка5. n передача, отказ6. n уступчивость, покладистость7. n пластичность8. n спец. деформация, осадка9. n прогиб10. n спец. переход в состояние или через предел текучести11. n дебит12. n горн. поддувание13. a уступчивый, покладистый14. a мягкий, податливый; пластичный15. a упругий, пружинистый16. a неустойчивый; оседающийСинонимический ряд:1. malleable (adj.) flexible; limber; malleable; moldable; pliable; pliant; softened; supple2. passive (adj.) acquiescent; nonresistant; nonresisting; passive; resigned; submissive; unresistant; unresisting3. productive (adj.) bounteous; fertile; fruitful; luxuriant; producing; productive; profitable; prolific; teeming4. soft (adj.) mushy; pappy; pulpous; pulpy; quaggy; soft; spongy; squashy; squelchy; squishy; squushy5. wavering (adj.) creaking; falling back; loosening; obedient; turning; vacillating; wavering6. bearing (verb) bearing; producing; turning out7. bowing (verb) bowing; buckling under; capitulating; deferring; knuckling; knuckling under; submitting; succumbing; surrendering8. conceding (verb) conceding; give in9. giving (verb) bending; breaking; caving; collapsing; crumpling; folding up; giving; going10. paying (verb) bring in; bringing in; clearing; drawing; earning; gaining; grossing; netting; paying; realising; repaying; returning11. weakening (verb) ease off; relenting; slackening; softening; weakening12. yielding (verb) abandoning; abdicating; ceding; forgoing; giving up; hand over; handing over; lay down; laying down; leaving; quitclaiming; relinquishing; rendering; renouncing; resigning; surrendering; waiving; yielding -
92 cıvık
"1. squishy (mud, butter, dough, etc.); slushy (snow). 2. impertinent, impudently familiar, fresh, cheeky. - kar slush." -
93 cıvıklaşmak
"1. (for earth, butter, dough, etc.) to get squishy; (for snow) to turn to slush. 2. to get impertinent, fresh, or cheeky." -
94 cıvıklaştırmak
"/ı/ 1. to cause (earth, butter, dough, etc.) to become squishy; to cause (snow) to turn to slush. 2. to cause (something) to degenerate into something else, cause (something) to turn into a parody of itself. " -
95 cıvımak
"1. (for earth, butter, dough, etc.) to get squishy; (for snow) to turn to slush. 2. to get impertinent, fresh, or cheeky. 3. to degenerate into something else, turn into a parody of itself. " -
96 cıvıtmak
"1. /ı/ to cause (earth, butter, dough, etc.) to become squishy; to cause (snow) to turn to slush. 2. /ı/ to cause (something) to degenerate into something else, cause (something) to turn into a parody of itself. 3. to get impertinent, fresh, or cheeky." -
97 mıncık mıncık
"squashed to a pulp; wet and sticky. - etmek /ı/ 1. to squash (something) to a pulp; to make (something) squishy. 2. to pinch (a cheek). " -
98 mıncıklamak
"/ı/ 1. to squash (something) to a pulp; to make (something) squishy. 2. to pinch and squeeze; to pinch; to squeeze." -
99 vizenyõs
waterlogged, watery, squishy, soggy, sammy
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