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1 upsetting
1. обсадной; осадок2. опрокидывание; нарушение; расковывание; высаживание3. нарушать тревожныйСинонимический ряд:1. disagreeable (adj.) abominable; bad; disagreeable; mean; offensive; painful; unpleasant2. disturbing (adj.) disruptive; distressful; distressing; disturbing; intrusive; troublesome; unsettling3. disordering (verb) disarranging; disarraying; disjointing; dislocating; disordering; disorganizing; disrupting; distempering; jumbling; messing up; mixing up; muddling; mussing up; rummaging; shuffling; tumbling4. overturning (verb) knock over; knocking over; overthrowing; overturning; tipping over; toppling; turn over; turning over5. rocking (verb) agitating; bothering; discomposing; dismaying; disquieting; disturbing; flurrying; flustering; perturbing; rocking; ruffling; shaking; tossing6. troubling (verb) ailing; distressing; troubling; worrying7. upsetting (verb) deranging; disorganising; disturbing; mess up; mix up; sickening; turning; unhinging; unsettling; upsetting -
2 tormenting
1. a мучительный2. a досадный, раздражающийСинонимический ряд:1. agonizing (adj.) agonizing; depressing; distressing; disturbing; saddening2. excruciating (adj.) agonising; excruciating; harrowing; racking; tearing; torturing; torturous3. painful (adj.) dying; horrible; painful; pain-racked; struggling4. afflicting (verb) afflicting; agonizing; crucifying; cursing; excruciating; harrowing; martyrizing; plaguing; racking; scourging; smiting; striking; torturing; trying; wringing5. baiting (verb) baiting; tantalising; teasing; tormenting6. molesting (verb) heckling; molesting; persecuting7. troubling (verb) haunting; obsessing; troubling; weigh on -
3 haunting
1. n явление призрака2. n спиритический сеанс3. a преследующий, западающий в память, навязчивыйСинонимический ряд:1. eerie (adj.) eerie; frightful; mysterious; odd; strange; unearthly; weird2. hard to forget (adj.) hard to forget; memorable; nagging; obsessive; recurrent; remembered ad nauseam; seductive; unforgettable3. frequenting (verb) affecting; frequenting; hanging around; hanging out; resort to; resorting4. troubling (verb) obsessing; tormenting; troubling; weigh on -
4 trouble
1. n беспокойство; волнение; тревогаtaking the trouble — заботящийся; беспокойство
2. n неприятность, беда, горе; напастьto be in trouble, to have trouble — быть в беде
to keep out of trouble — избегать неприятностей; стараться не портить себе жизнь
3. n скандал; неприятности4. n затруднение, трудностьto get to the root of the trouble — понять, в чём коренится трудность
to meet trouble halfway — смотреть трудности в лицо; встречать трудность лицом к лицу;
5. n заботы, хлопоты; труд, усилиеto take the trouble, to go to the trouble — взять на себя труд
to take much trouble — стараться, хлопотать
he did it to spare you trouble — он сделал это, чтобы избавить вас от хлопот
6. n помеха, источник неприятностей; причина беспокойстваto head for trouble — навлекать на себя неприятности;
7. n недостаток, изъян8. n волнения, беспорядкиlabour trouble — волнения среди рабочих, стачки
9. n волнения, волна насилия в Ольстере10. n болезнь, недуг11. n диал. роды12. n тех. нарушение; авария, помеха, повреждение; неисправность, неполадки13. n геол. сброс, дислокацияto ask for trouble — вести себя неосторожно, напрашиваться на неприятности
to get a girl into trouble — сделать девушке ребёнка; обрюхатить девчонку
to borrow trouble — заранее беспокоиться, попусту волноваться
14. v тревожить, волновать; расстраиватьher failure to remember the address troubled her — она была расстроена тем, что никак не могла вспомнить адрес
15. v тревожиться, волноваться, расстраиваться16. v беспокоить, мучить; причинять боль, страданияto meet trouble half-way — терзаться преждевременными сомнениями, заранее беспокоиться по поводу ожидаемых неприятностей
17. v затруднять, приставать, надоедатьhe is always troubling me about his private affairs — он всё время пристаёт ко мне со своими личными делами
18. v просить об одолженииmay I trouble you to pass the salt? — передайте, пожалуйста, соль
19. v даваться с трудом20. v стараться, трудиться; делать усилия21. v редк. будоражить, баламутить22. v тех. нарушать, повреждатьСинонимический ряд:1. adversity (noun) adversity; calamity; grief; misfortune; tribulation; woe2. affliction (noun) affliction; distress; misery3. ailment (noun) ailment; disability; disorder; malfunction4. annoyance (noun) annoyance; embarrassment; harassment; irritation; molestation5. care (noun) care; concern; trial; worry6. crisis (noun) crisis; difficulty; dilemma; predicament7. discomfort (noun) discomfort; inconvenience8. discord (noun) discord; instability; unrest9. dutch (noun) dutch; hot water10. effort (noun) effort; elbow grease; endeavour; exertion; fuss; inconvenience; pains; strain; striving; struggle; while11. afflict (verb) afflict; bother; pain12. ail (verb) ail; cark; concern; disquiet; upset; worry13. distress (verb) annoy; distress; harass; harry; irk; irritate; pester; plague; strain; stress; try14. impose on (verb) impose on; intrude15. inconvenience (verb) discomfort; discommode; disoblige; incommode; inconvenience; put about; put out16. torment (verb) haunt; obsess; torment; weigh onАнтонимический ряд:amusement; appease; assist; assuagement; blessing; boon; calm; carelessness; comfort; compose; composure; convenience; delight; peace; reassure; relief; solution; soothe -
5 straining
1. стяжной2. фильтрование3. напрягать; напряжениеСинонимический ряд:1. moving in air (adj.) blowing; drifting; flapping; fluttering; flying; moving in air; streaming; waving; whipping2. demurring (verb) balking; boggling; demurring; gagging; jibbing; scrupling; shying; sticking; stickling; stumbling3. exuding (verb) bleeding; exuding; oozing; percolating; seeping; sweating; weeping4. pulling (verb) pulling5. trying (verb) distressing; harassing; irking; paining; stressing; troubling; trying6. working (verb) driving; fagging; laboring; labouring; moiling; striving; toiling; travailing; tugging; working -
6 trying
1. a утомительный, трудный2. a тяжёлый, мучительный3. a раздражающий, докучливый, трудно выносимыйtrying hour — час испытаний; трудная минута
Синонимический ряд:1. hard (adj.) arduous; backbreaking; burdensome; demanding; exacting; exigent; formidable; grievous; hard; heavy; laborious; onerous; oppressive; rigorous; rough; severe; superincumbent; taxing; tight; tough; tricksy; weighty2. inopportune (adj.) annoying; embarrassing; inauspicious; inopportune; touchy; uncomfortable; unpleasant; untimely3. irritating (adj.) bothersome; demoralizing; difficult; fretful; irksome; irritating; vexing4. afflicting (verb) afflicting; agonizing; crucifying; excruciating; harrowing; martyrizing; racking; smiting; striking; tormenting; torturing; wringing5. assaying (verb) assaying; attempting; endeavoring; endeavouring; essaying; offering; seeking; striving; struggling; undertaking6. distressing (verb) distressing; harassing; irking; paining; straining; stressing; troubling7. testing (verb) checking; demonstrating; examining; proving; testing; try out; trying -
7 distressing
a огорчительный, тревожныйСинонимический ряд:1. crucial (adj.) acute; brisk; climacteric; crucial; fierce; fine; incisive; intense; pungent2. deplorable (adj.) afflictive; calamitous; deplorable; dire; dolorous; grievous; heartbreaking; heartrending; lamentable; mournful; regrettable; unfortunate; woeful3. upsetting (adj.) disruptive; distressful; disturbing; intrusive; troublesome; unsettling; upsetting4. concerning (verb) ailing; concerning; distressing; troubling; upsetting; worrying5. paining (verb) afflicting; aggrieving; anguishing; constraining; grieving; hurting; injuring; paining6. trying (verb) harassing; irking; straining; stressing; trying -
8 harassing
a изнуряющийСинонимический ряд:1. tormenting (adj.) badgering; bothering; disturbing; driving someone crazy; hassling; molesting; pestering; teasing; tormenting2. harrying (verb) annoying; badgering; bedeviling or bedevilling; bedevilling; beleaguering; besetting; besieging; dunning; gnawing; harrying; hounding; importuning; needling; pestering; plaguing; tantalizing; teasing; worrying3. raiding (verb) foraying; marauding; raiding4. trying (verb) distressing; irking; paining; straining; stressing; troubling; trying -
9 concerning
prep о, относительно; касательноthere were some inquiries concerning his health — несколько раз справлялись относительно его здоровья
Синонимический ряд:1. about (adj.) about; affecting; pertaining to; regarding; relating to; relative to; respecting; touching; with regards to2. applying (verb) appertaining; applying; bear on; involving; pertaining; referring; relating3. concerning (verb) ailing; concerning; distressing; troubling; worrying4. about (other) about; anent (formal); apropos; apropos of; as for; as regards; as to; connected with; in re; in reference to; in regard to; in the matter of; of; on the subject of; pertaining to; regarding; respecting; with reference to; with regard to; with respect to -
10 stressing
1. нажимной2. выделять; подвергать напряжениюСинонимический ряд:1. featuring (verb) accenting; accentuating; emphasising; emphasizing; featuring; italicising; italicizing; playing up; point up; underlining; underscoring2. trying (verb) distressing; harassing; irking; paining; straining; troubling; trying -
11 ailing
1. a больной, недомогающий, болеющий2. a хилый, хворый, болезненный3. a находящийся в плохом состоянииa financially ailing firm — фирма, испытывающая финансовые трудности
Синонимический ряд:1. ill (adj.) afflicted; diseased; feeble; ill; infirm; languishing; sick; unhealthy; weak2. unwell (adj.) indisposed; low; mean; off-color; offish; poorly; sickly; underly; unwell3. concerning (verb) ailing; concerning; distressing; troubling; upsetting; worrying -
12 disquieting
Синонимический ряд:1. disturbing (adj.) alarming; disconcerting; distressing; disturbing; troubling; unsettling2. rocking (verb) agitating; bothering; discomposing; dismaying; disturbing; flurrying; flustering; perturbing; rocking; ruffling; shaking; tossing; unhinging; unsettling; upsetting
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