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1 бурный
1. stormy; (о море тж.) rough, heavy2. ( стремительный) impetuous; ( быстрый) rapidбурный разговор — heated argument / discussion; high words pl.
бурные аплодисменты — wild applause sg.; loud cheers
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2 бурный
1) ( с бурями) stormy; (о море тж.) rough [rʌf], heavy2) ( стремительный) impetuous; ( быстрый) rapidбу́рный поры́в ве́тра — violent gust of wind
бу́рный рост промы́шленности — rapid / booming growth of industry
бу́рный разгово́р — heated argument / discussion; high words pl
бу́рные аплодисме́нты — wild applause sg; a storm of applause
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3 бурный
прил.1) stormy; rough, heavy (о море)2) impetuous ( стремительный); rapid ( быстрый)3) stormy, violent, boisterous ( неистовый); wild (о страсти)
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