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1 яркий
1. colorful2. colourful3. gaily4. gaudy5. lively6. brightly7. colorable8. glowingзвёзды, ярко сверкающие на небе — stars glowing in the sky
9. sunbright10. vivid11. bright; glaring; vivid; rich; blazing; striking; outstanding12. garish13. gayСинонимический ряд:1. броский (прил.) броский; ослепительный; слепящий; эффектный2. красочный (прил.) живописный; колоритный; красочный3. сочный (прил.) густой; интенсивный; насыщенный; сильный; сочныйАнтонимический ряд:бледный; тусклый -
2 яркий
bright; (о пламени тж.) blazing; ( кричащий — о цвете и т. п.) gaudy; (перен.) striking; ( блестящий) brilliant; ( живой) vivid, livelyяркий пример — striking example / instance; (в отрицат. смысле) glaring example
яркий талант — brilliant talent; outstanding gifts pl.
яркое свидетельство (рд.) — graphic evidence (of)
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3 яркий
1) (светлый, освещённый или насыщенный по цвету) bright; (о пламени тж.) blazingя́ркий свет — bright light
я́ркий цвет — bright colour; ( кричащий) gaudy colour
2) ( впечатляющий) striking, impressive, dramatic; ( блестящий) brilliant; ( живой) vivid, livelyя́ркий приме́р — graphic / striking example; ( в отрицательном смысле) glaring example
я́ркий тала́нт — brilliant talent; outstanding gifts pl
я́ркое описа́ние — vivid description
я́ркое свиде́тельство (рд.) — graphic evidence (of)
нарисова́ть я́ркую карти́ну — paint a graphic / vivid picture
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4 яркий
прил.bright; blazing (тж. о пламени); glaring, gaudy (кричащий - о цвете и т.п.); striking, outstanding перен.; brilliant ( блестящий); vivid, lively ( живой); rich ( о цвете)яркий пример — striking example/instance; glaring example ( в отрицательном смысле)
яркий талант — brilliant talent; outstanding gifts мн. ч.
яркое свидетельство — (чего-л.) graphic evidence (of)
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5 живописать
1) General subject: picture, paint a vivid picture (of something), describe vividly2) Architecture: limn3) Makarov: picture forth, picture out -
6 картинный
1) picture
2) (живописный)
picturesque* * ** * *1) picture; pictorial 2) picturesque, vivid* * *picturepicturesque -
7 Дигха никайа
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8 подробно рассказывает
American English: give a detailed account, paint a detailed or a vivid picture.Универсальный русско-английский словарь > подробно рассказывает
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9 яркая картина
Military: vivid picture -
10 живописать
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11 живописать (I) (нсв и св)
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12 живописать
несов. и сов. (вн.)describe (d) vividly; paint a vivid picture (of) -
13 образное описание
General subject: word painting, word picture, word-painting, word-picture, vivid description -
14 яркое описание
1) General subject: graphic account, graphic description, pen picture, pen portrait, pictural description, vivid description2) Advertising: pictorial description3) Makarov: pen-picture -
15 картинная
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16 живое описание
1) General subject: vivid description2) Literal: picture3) Advertising: living description, portrait, racy description4) Makarov: lively description -
17 картинный
1) General subject: picture, vivid, eloquent, picturesque2) Architecture: scenic -
18 картинный
См. также в других словарях:
vivid — viv|id [ vıvıd ] adjective * 1. ) having or producing very clear and detailed images in the mind: I ve been having extraordinarily vivid dreams recently. vivid memory/recollection: I have a vivid memory of the first time we met. paint a vivid… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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picture — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 painting/drawing/photograph ADJECTIVE ▪ beautiful, lovely, pretty, striking, stunning, wonderful ▪ blurred, blurry … Collocations dictionary
vivid — viv|id [ˈvıvıd] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: vividus, from vivere to live ] 1.) vivid memories, dreams, descriptions etc are so clear that they seem real ≠ ↑vague ▪ I ve got vivid memories of that summer. ▪ He had a vivid picture of her … Dictionary of contemporary English
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picture — [pik′chər] n. [ME pycture < L pictura < pictus, pp. of pingere, to PAINT] 1. a) an image or likeness of an object, person, or scene produced on a flat surface, esp. by painting, drawing, or photography b) a printed reproduction of this 2.… … English World dictionary
vivid — 01. Her son has a very [vivid] imagination, and draws wonderful pictures of little magical animals, and the castles they live in. 02. The many [vivid] colors of the different rooms in their house create moods which change from room to room. 03.… … Grammatical examples in English
picture — I UK [ˈpɪktʃə(r)] / US [ˈpɪktʃər] noun Word forms picture : singular picture plural pictures *** Talking or writing about pictures: painting a picture that is made using paints drawing a picture that is made using a pen or pencils sketch a… … English dictionary
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