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1 свидлив
avaricious, stingy, niggardly, close (-fisted). tight* * *свидлѝв,прил. avaricious, stingy, niggardly, close(-fisted), tight, miserly, mean.* * *avaricious ; close {klxus}; close-fisted ; illiberal {il`libxrxl}; niggardly ; parsimonious* * *avaricious, stingy, niggardly, close(-fisted). tight -
2 стиснат
1. squeezed, etc. вж. стискам2. (свидлив) close-/tight-fisted, stingy, niggardly, parsimonious* * *стѝснат,мин. страд. прич.1. squeezed; със \стиснати зъби with clenched/set teeth;2. ( свидлив) close-/tight-fisted, stingy, skinflinty, niggardly, parsimonious; curmudgeonly.* * *squeezed ; (прен.): closefisted ; grudging {`grXdjiN}; hard-fisted ; niggardly {`nigq;rdli}; parsimonious ; saving {`seiviN}; sparing ; ungenerous* * *1. (свидлив) close-/tight-fisted, stingy, niggardly, parsimonious 2. squeezed, etc. вж. стискам 3. със СТИСНАТ и зъби with clenched/set teeth -
3 скъпернически
1. прил. miserly, niggardly, stingy. parsimonious, close-fisted, near, close, mean2. нар. stingily, like a miser* * *скъпѐрнически,прил., -а, -о, -и miserly, niggardly, stingy, skinflinty, parsimonious, close-fisted, near, close, mean; curmudgeonly.——————нареч. stingily, like a miser.* * *avaricious ; mean {`mi;n}; niggardly ; penurious; stingy* * *1. 1 прил. miserly, niggardly, stingy. parsimonious, close-fisted, near, close, mean 2. 2 нар. stingily, like a miser -
4 сметкаджийка
canny/shrewd woman; close-fisted woman* * *смѐткаджийка,ж., -и canny/shrewd woman; close-fisted woman.* * *canny/shrewd woman; close-fisted woman -
5 сметкаджийски
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6 сметкаджия
canny/shrewd fellow, fox(скъперник) miser, close-fisted person* * *смѐткаджия,м., -и canny/shrewd fellow, fox; ( скъперник) miser, close-fisted person.* * *shrewd fellow ; miser {`mizxr}* * *1. (скъперник) miser, close-fisted person 2. canny/shrewd fellow, fox -
7 непохватен
clumsy, awkward, ungainly, lubberly, unwieldy, gawkyнепохватен съм be clumsy, etc.; all o.'s fingers are thumbsнепохватен човек a clumsy, etc. person, ( особено в игри) разг. muffнепохватен моряк мор. lubber* * *непохва̀тен,прил., -на, -но, -ни clumsy, awkward, cack-handed; ungainly, lubberly, unwieldy, gawky; gawkish; разг. flatfooted; ham-fisted, ham-handed; \непохватенен моряк мор. lubber; \непохватенен съм be clumsy, etc.; all o.’s fingers are thumbs; be butter fingers; \непохватенен човек clumsy, etc, person, ( особено в игри) разг. dub, muff.* * *awkward: a непохватен person - непохватен човек; gawky; heavy-handed; muff{mXf}; ungainly* * *1. clumsy, awkward, ungainly, lubberly, unwieldy, gawky 2. НЕПОХВАТЕН моряк мор. lubber 3. НЕПОХВАТЕН съм be clumsy, etc.;all o.'s fingers are thumbs 4. НЕПОХВАТЕН човек a clumsy, etc. person, (особено в игри) разг. muff -
8 несръчен
clumsy, awkward, unskilful, artless, maladroit, unapt, left-handed, lubberly, ungainly, gawkyнесръчен съм be clumsy, etc.; all o.'s fingers are thumbsнесръчен човек a clumsy (etc.) person; a numb hand(особ..в игри-разг.) muff* * *несръ̀чен,прил., -на, -но, -ни clumsy, awkward, unskilful, artless, maladroit, inept, left-handed, lubberly, ungainly, gawky, ham-fisted; fumbling; разг. flatfooted; \несръченен съм be clumsy, etc.; all o.’s fingers are thumbs; \несръченен човек clumsy (etc.) person; a numb hand; (обикн. в игри разг.) muff.* * *awkward; blundering; clumsy{`klXmsi}: a несръчен person - несръчен човек; fumbling; maladroit{`mElxdrOit}; muff; ungainly; untoward{Xntx`wO;d}; unworkmanlike* * *1. (особ..в игри - разг.) muff 2. clumsy, awkward, unskilful, artless, maladroit, unapt, left-handed, lubberly, ungainly, gawky 3. НЕСРЪЧЕН съм be clumsy, etc.;all o.'s fingers are thumbs 4. НЕСРЪЧЕН човек a clumsy (etc.) person;a numb hand -
9 скръндза
skinflint, close file* * *скръ̀ндза,м. и ж., -и miser, curmudgeon, skinflint, close file, niggard.* * *skinflint ; flay-flint; niggard ; churl; close-fisted; tightwad; pinchpenny* * *skinflint, close file -
10 стислив
вж. стиснат* * *стислѝв,прил. stingy, niggardly.* * *tight-fisted* * *вж. стиснат -
11 тромав
clumsy; lubberly, lumbering; ungainly; sluggish* * *тро̀мав,прил. clumsy; lubberly, lumpish, lumbering; clumpy, clunky; ungainly; ungraceful; sluggish; elephantine; gawky, gawkish; ham-fisted, ham-handed.* * *awkward ; clumsy {`klXmzi;}; cumbersome ; lumpish {`lXmpiS}; numb-hand ; ponderous ; unhandy {Xn`hendi}; unwieldy (за човек)* * *clumsy;lubberly, lumbering;ungainly; sluggish
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