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1 капающий
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2 плаксивый
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3 просачивающийся
1) General subject: effluent, salient, transpirable, weepy, transpiring2) Geology: percolating3) Rare: transudatory5) Construction: trickling through6) Automobile industry: leaky -
4 протекающий
2) Rare: transfluent3) Chemistry: proceeding, running4) Automobile industry: leaky5) Oil: leaking7) General subject: interfluent -
5 сентиментальное произведение
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > сентиментальное произведение
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6 слеза с соплёй
Colloquial: weepy -
7 слезливая, сентиментальная
General subject: weepy (weepie) (Bad boy meets good girl in this teen weepie starring US pop singer Mandy Moore. W Murnau's silent classic is a love story, a weepie, and a landmark in the history of cinema.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > слезливая, сентиментальная
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8 слезливый
1) General subject: lachrymose, maudlin, mawkish, razzmatazz (о музыке), slobbery, soppy, tearful, wat, weepy, wet, sloppy2) Colloquial: soupy4) Jargon: razzmatazz (о музыке и т.п.)5) Taboo: teary eyed -
9 слезоточивый
1) General subject: lachrymatory (о газе), tear, watering, weepy2) Military: lacrimatory -
10 плаксивый
прил.whining, weepy -
11 слезливый
прил. -
12 плаксивый
разг.
whining; piteous, pathetic перен.* * ** * *whining; piteous, pathetic перен.* * *lachrymoseweepy -
13 слезоточивый
running, watering (слезящийся)* * ** * *running, watering; tear-, lachrymatory* * *lachrymatoryweepy -
14 душещипательный
разг. -
15 мелодрама
ж.melodrama; weepy, tear-jerker разг. ирон. -
16 плаксивый
maudlin имя прилагательное: -
17 слезливый
1. maudlin2. tearfully3. weepy4. tearful; lachrymoseСинонимический ряд:1. плаксиво (прил.) плаксиво2. чувствительно (прил.) душещипательно; сентиментально; чувствительно3. чувствительно (проч.) душещипательно; сентиментально; сердцещипательно; чувствительноАнтонимический ряд:
См. также в других словарях:
weepy — 1825, from WEEP (Cf. weep) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Related: Weepily; weepiness … Etymology dictionary
weepy — ► ADJECTIVE (weepier, weepiest) informal 1) tearful; inclined to weep. 2) sentimental. DERIVATIVES weepily adverb weepiness noun … English terms dictionary
weepy — [wē′pē] adj. weepier, weepiest 1. a) inclined to weep; tearful b) exuding liquid 2. characterized by or apt to cause weeping weepiness n … English World dictionary
weepy — [[t]wi͟ːpi[/t]] weepies 1) ADJ GRADED Someone who is weepy is sad and likely to cry easily. I suddenly felt very weepy. ...weepy moods. Syn: tearful 2) N COUNT A weepy is a film or a story which is sentimental and makes you cry. [INFORMAL] … English dictionary
weepy — I UK [ˈwiːpɪ] / US [ˈwɪpɪ] adjective Word forms weepy : adjective weepy comparative weepier superlative weepiest if you feel weepy, you want to cry II UK [ˈwiːpɪ] / US [ˈwɪpɪ] weepie … English dictionary
weepy — weep•y [[t]ˈwi pi[/t]] adj. weep•i•er, weep•i•est 1) easily moved to tears; tearful; lachrymose 2) marked or accompanied by weeping: a weepy account[/ex] 3) inf tending to cause weeping; sad: a weepy novel[/ex] 4) exuding water or other moisture… … From formal English to slang
weepy — weepiness, n. /wee pee/, adj., weepier, weepiest. 1. weeping or tending to weep; tearful; lachrymose. 2. Informal. sad or sentimental, esp. to the point of causing one to weep: a movie with a weepy ending. 3. exuding water or other moisture;… … Universalium
weepy — weep|y1 [ˈwi:pi] adj informal tending to cry a lot weepy 2 weepy2 weepieplural weepies n informal a film or story that is intended to make people cry … Dictionary of contemporary English
weepy — weep|y [ wipi ] adjective if you feel weepy, you want to cry … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
weepy — 1 adjective informal tending to cry a lot: feeling emotionally exhausted and weepy 2 weepie noun (C) informal a film or story that seems to be deliberately intended to make you cry … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
weepy — adjective there were a lot a weepy people in the audience Syn: tearful, close to tears, upset, distressed, sad, unhappy; in tears, crying, weeping, sniveling; informal teary, misty eyed, choked up; formal lachrymose … Thesaurus of popular words