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1 сумасшедший дом
1) General subject: asylum, bedlam, funny house, insane asylum, lunatic asylum, home for the insane, nut house2) Colloquial: crazy house, madhouse, snake pit3) American: bughouse, funny farm, nut college, nuthouse4) Australian slang: rathouse5) Jargon: bin, booby hatch, nuttery, the bin6) Canadian: loonie bin (Canadian expression)7) Taboo: buggery -
2 глупый человек
1) General subject: gunsel, palooka, paluka, stupid man, zombie, daft ha-porth (a daft ha-porth (Yorkshire expression for a silly person))4) Jargon: ( old) duffer, Ike, apple-head, balloon-head, bird-brain, bohunk, dumbjohn, gerbil, jerk, knothead, dip wad, schlep, shlep, lughead, megadork, prune, hoser (Canadian slang), boloney baloney, bucked-head, dumbo, monkey, noddle noodle5) Invective: dead ass6) Makarov: pumpkin7) Taboo: dick, dingleberry, dipstick, four-nine-three-eleven ( 4-9-3-11, по номерам букв в алфавите), knob-end, rumpkin, twat -
3 безвозмездно
1) General subject: gratuitously, no strings attached (в положительном значении!), for nil consideration (Canadian use) (http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pbg/tf/t106/t106-e.pdf), pro bono3) Law: free, free of charge, gratis, not for value, without charge4) Economy: on a gratis basis, without return5) Finances: by way of a grant, unpaid, on a non-repayable basis, uncompensated, unrequited6) Insurance: Free of cost7) Graphic expression: for love8) Taxes: without consideration9) Business: without compensation10) Sakhalin energy glossary: at no expense (permit Contractor the use of the facility at no expense to Contractor) -
4 создать организацию
1) General subject: establish an organization2) Diplomatic term: develop an organization3) Official expression: set up an organization (It's a non-profit organization set up to assist Canadian athletes.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > создать организацию
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