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61 потусторонний
1) General subject: afterworld, extramundane, non natural, non-natural, other-worldly, otherworldly, ultramundane, weird, spiritual, unearthly2) Religion: after world -
62 предзнаменование
1) General subject: augury, auspice, auspice (обыкн. доброе), bodement, boding, foreboding (обычно плохое), foreshadow, foretoken, harbinger (of smth), omen, ostent, portent, pre echo, pre-echo, presage, prognostic, prognosticator, sign, specter, spectre, weird2) Obsolete: bode3) Bookish: portent (особ. чего-л. дурного)4) Rare: (дурное) prodigy5) Religion: prognostication6) Advertising: shadow7) Makarov: prophet -
63 предопределение
1) General subject: decretal, ordainment, predefinition, predestination, predetermination, weird, determinism2) Medicine: prediction3) Bookish: foredoom, foreordination, predesignation, preordination4) Religion: decree, election, predestination ( In Christianity, the doctrine that God has eternally chosen those whom he intends to save)5) Diplomatic term: destination6) Psychology: foreclosure7) SAP.tech. pre-configurating, pre-configuring -
64 предопределять
1) General subject: destinate, destine, doom, fate, fate pass, foredoom, forejudge, ordain, order, pre-ordain, predefine, predesignate, predestinate, predestine, predetermine, preprogram, pretypify, foreshadow, condition2) Bookish: foredestine, foreordain, predestine pass, preordain3) Scottish language: weird4) Makarov: decree, mark, preconceive, preform5) SAP.tech. pre-configurate, pre-configure -
65 предсказание
1) General subject: augury, auspice (обыкн. приятное), bodement, divination, forecast, forecasting, foresight, message, oracle, prediction, presage, prognostic, prophecy, saying, soothsaying, vaticination, weird, prophesy, lomancy2) Engineering: prognosis, prognostication3) Religion: vaticination ( Prediction)4) Law: predication5) Metallurgy: forecast (результатов)6) Psychology: prognosis (дальнейшего течения какого-л. процесса)7) Quality control: foreknowledge9) Makarov: expectance, expectation, projection -
66 причудливые очертания
General subject: weird shapesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > причудливые очертания
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67 причудливый
1) General subject: airy fairy, arabesque, baroque, conceited, cranky, crotchety, fanciful, fancy, fantastic, fantastical, finical, finicking, finicky, freak, freakish, freaky, grotesque, heteroclite, hobby horsical, hobby-horsical, maggoty, notional, quaint, quirky (о человеке), weird, whimmy, whimsical, whimsy, funky (значения 'классный', 'прикольный' и т.п. на самом деле основываются на этом), poofy, exotic, extravagant, ostrobogulous2) French: bizarre3) Obsolete: capricious5) Makarov: airy-fairy6) Taboo: bi-fucking-zarre -
68 роковой
1) General subject: basilisk, big with fate, deathly, deathy, fatal, fateful, feral, life and death, life-and-death, vital, weird, disastrous2) Religion: fatalistic -
69 сверхъестественный
1) General subject: against( contrary to) nature, cool, eerie, eery, extranatural, miraculous, non natural, non-natural, numinous, otherworldly, preternatural, psychic, supernatural, supernormal, superorganic, supramundane, supranatural, transcendent, transnatural, uncanny, unearthly, weird, weirdly, epiphanal2) Bookish: hyperphysical3) Religion: metaphysical4) Psychology: superhuman, supernaturalist, supernaturalistic, transcendental6) Makarov: against nature, contrary to natureУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сверхъестественный
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70 своеобразный
1) General subject: characterful, idio-, original, peculiar, singular, special, specific, sui generis, unique, exotic, weird, curious, some, particular2) Colloquial: kinky3) American: off the wall4) Bookish: idiosyncratic, idiosyncratical5) Mathematics: a peculiar kind of, distinctive, unusual6) Architecture: idiosyncrasy7) Jargon: dorky8) Makarov: off the beaten track -
71 странное число
Mathematics: weird number -
72 странный
1) General subject: cramp, cross eyed, curious, droll, eccentric, erratic (о мыслях, взглядах и т. п.), excentric, extraordinary, fanciful, fantastic, fantastical, far out, formidable, freakish, freaky, funny, heteroclite, kinky, like nothing on earth, messed up, odd, off center, off-center, out of the way, out-of-the-way, outlandish, peculiar, quaint, queer, quirky, quizzical, rum, screwy, singular, strange, to be up the creek, unaccountable, unco, uncouth, unearthly, unfamiliar, unnatural, unusual, vagarious, wanchancy, weird, wisht, odd-looking (That's an odd-looking plane, Jeff. It's got no wings and it looks more like a cigar.), left-field, otherworldly, as queer as a nine bob note2) Colloquial: cross-eyed, far-out, freak, oddball, rummy, unique, viewy, (немного) geeky, freck, off kilter3) French: bizarre4) Obsolete: capricious5) Poetical language: fell6) Australian slang: wacko7) Psychology: preternatural8) Jargon: kookish, like death warmed over, squirrel-food, funky, trippy, dorky, kook, cue ball, cueball, odd-ball, off the wall, off-beat, off-the-wall, offbeat, queer fish9) Makarov: original, up the creek, utter10) Taboo: bi-fucking-zarre11) Phraseological unit: as queer as a clockwork orange, as queer as a coot, as queer as a three dollar bill -
73 судьба
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74 таинственный
1) General subject: Orphic, aenigmatic, cabalic, cabbalistic, cryptic, deep, elfish, elvish, enigmatic, enigmatical, inscrutable, mysterial, mysterious, mystic, numinous, occult, otherworldly, runic, secret, subtile, superhuman, surd, unearthly, unsearchable, wanchancy, weird, weirdly, wisht, uncanny, hermetic, cloak-and-dagger2) Religion: mystical -
75 таинственный диалог
General subject: weird dialogueУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > таинственный диалог
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76 третий лишний
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77 фантастический
1) General subject: air castle, air-built, arabesque, breath-taking, chimeric, chimerical, crackpot, delusive, dreamlike, fanciful, fancy, fantasque, fantastic, fantastical, grotesque, illusive, illusory, moonshiny, mythic, mythical, romantic (о проекте и т. п.), visionary, weird, whimsical, wildcat, whimsy, awesome, Alice-in-Wonderland2) Colloquial: iconic3) Obsolete: faerie4) Mathematics: imaginary6) Archaic: faery7) Internet: awsm -
78 фантастичный
1) General subject: fancy, fantastic, whimsy, incredible, odd, unbelievable, weird2) Australian slang: ripper3) Archaic: fantastical -
79 фатальный
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80 цирк с огнями
Colloquial: off the wall, out of this world (о чём-л. странном, абсурдном used in reference to smth. weird or extraordinary)
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