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61 domineering
vდესპოტურად მართავს, დესპოტური -
62 domineering
despotça davranan, baskici, zorba -
63 domineering
n.otoriter:v.hükmet:prep.hükmederek -
64 domineering
/,dɔmi'niəriɳ/ * tính từ - độc đoán, hống hách - áp bức, áp chế, hà hiếp, bạo ngược -
65 domineering
[ˌdɔmi΄niəriŋ] a իշխող, տիրող -
66 domineering father
деспотичный отец; глава семейства, стремящийся к тотальному подчинению жены и детей своим решениям и желаниям.* * *деспотичный отец; глава семейства, стремящийся к тотальному подчинению жены и детей своим решениям и желаниям. -
67 domineering mother
деспотичная мать; женщина - властительница в семье, стремящаяся к тотальному подчинению мужа и детей своим решениям и желаниям.* * *деспотичная мать; женщина - властительница в семье, стремящаяся к тотальному подчинению мужа и детей своим решениям и желаниям. -
68 domineering character
Общая лексика: властный характер -
69 domineering nature
אופי שתלטני, שתלטנות* * *◙ תונטלתש,ינטלתש יפוא◄ -
70 domineering person
שתלטן, אדם שתלטן* * *◙ ןטלתש םדא,ןטלתש◄ -
71 domineering nature
dominerende natuur -
72 domineering person
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73 domineering domi·neer·ing adj
[ˌdɒmɪ'nɪərɪŋ]dispotico (-a), autoritario (-a) -
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dominerande natur -
75 domineering person
dominerande person, despotisk person -
76 domineering woman
s.mujer dominadora, marimandona. -
77 domineering feeling
மேலாதிக்க உணர்வு -
78 domineering method
அதிகார முறை -
79 have a domineering disposition
Макаров: иметь властный характерУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > have a domineering disposition
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80 be domineering
v.ser dominante.
См. также в других словарях:
Domineering — Dom i*neer ing, a. Ruling arrogantly; overbearing. [1913 Webster] A violent, brutal, domineering old reprobate. Blackw. Mag. Syn: Haughty; overbearing; lordly. See {Imperious}. {Dom i*neer ing*ly}, adv. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
domineering — index brutal, dictatorial, dogmatic, influential, peremptory (imperative), presumptuous, severe … Law dictionary
domineering — *masterful, imperious, imperative, peremptory Analogous words: arrogant, overbearing, lordly, insolent (see PROUD): magisterial, *dictatorial Antonyms: subservient Contrasted words: obsequious, servile (see SUBSERVIENT) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
domineering — [adj] oppressive, authoritarian arrogant, autocratic, bossy, coercive, crack the whip*, despotic, dictatorial, egotistic, highhanded, imperative, imperial, imperious, in driver’s seat*, insolent, iron handed*, on high horse*, overbearing,… … New thesaurus
domineering — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ arrogant and overbearing. ORIGIN from Dutch dominieren, from Latin dominari rule, govern … English terms dictionary
domineering — [däm΄ə nir′iŋ] adj. arrogant; overbearing; tyrannical SYN. MASTERFUL domineeringly adv … English World dictionary
Domineering — You may also be searching for Domination. This article is about the partisan game of Domineering. For the impartial version of the game, see Cram (games). Domineering (also called Stop Gate or Crosscram) is a mathematical game played on a sheet… … Wikipedia
domineering — [[t]dɒ̱mɪnɪ͟ərɪŋ[/t]] ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you say that someone is domineering, you disapprove of them because you feel that they try to control other people without any consideration for their feelings or opinions. Mick was stubborn and… … English dictionary
domineering — dom|i|neer|ing [ˌdɔmıˈnıərıŋ US ˌda:mıˈnır ] adj someone who is domineering tries to control other people without considering their feelings or ideas used to show disapproval ▪ a domineering mother >domineer v [I] … Dictionary of contemporary English
domineering — adjective someone who is domineering tries to control other people without considering how they feel or what they want: a domineering mother domineer verb (I) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
Domineering — Domineer Dom i*neer , v. i. & t. [imp. & p. p. {Domineered}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Domineering}.] [F. dominer, L. dominari: cf. OD. domineren to feast luxuriously. See {Dominate}, v. t.] To rule with insolence or arbitrary sway; to play the master; to … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English