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82 Lord
lord [lɔ:d]1. nouna. seigneur mb. ( = God) the Lord le Seigneur• oh Lord! (inf) Seigneur !• Lord knows (what/who) (inf) Dieu sait (quoi/qui)2. compounds* * *[lɔːd]1) Religion Seigneur m2) (colloq) ( in exclamations)Lord knows where/why — Dieu sait où/pourquoi
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83 lord
lord [lɔ:d]1. nouna. seigneur mb. ( = God) the Lord le Seigneur• oh Lord! (inf) Seigneur !• Lord knows (what/who) (inf) Dieu sait (quoi/qui)2. compounds* * *[lɔːd]1) ( ruler) seigneur m (of de)2) ( peer) lord m••to lord it over somebody — (colloq) regarder quelqu'un de haut
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84 fuck
[fʌk](vulg, sl) nthey screamed like \fuck until someone heard them sie schrieen wie wild, bis jemand sie hörte;who gives a \fuck what they think? wen interessiert es schon, was sie denken?;shut the \fuck up! halt verdammt noch mal das Maul! (derb, fam)for \fuck's sake! zum Teufel! (sl)1) ( have sex with)to \fuck sb jdn vögeln ( vulg)2) ( damn)to \fuck sb/ sth jdn/etw verfluchen;\fuck what she says scheiß doch auf das, was sie sagt;\fuck that idea scheiß auf diese Idee;\fuck the boss, this is between us zum Teufel mit dem Chef, das geht nur uns beide was an;[oh] \fuck it! verdammte Scheiße! ( derb)\fuck me! ich glaub, ich spinne! (sl)2) ( play mind-games) -
85 abusive
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86 saying
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87 cussword
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88 swearword
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90 epenthetic
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91 follow-up
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92 household term
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93 household word
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94 plug-in
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95 set-in
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96 blasphemy
n богохульствоСинонимический ряд:1. oath (noun) curse; expletive; invective; oath; swear; swearword2. sacrilege (noun) anathema; cursing; cussing; disrespect; execration; impiety; imprecation; irreverence; profanity; sacrilege; swearing3. violation (noun) desecration; profanation; violationАнтонимический ряд: -
97 cry
1. n вопль, мольба2. n плач3. n крик, выклик уличных разносчиков4. n боевой клич, лозунг5. n молва, слухиthe cry goes that … — идёт молва, что …
6. n общественное мнение; требования народа7. n свора гончих8. n презр. компания, группа людей9. n предел слышимости; близкое расстояниеfar cry — большое расстояние; большая разница; отдаленное отношение
10. v кричать, орать, вопитьto cry aloud — громко кричать, орать
11. v восклицать; вскрикнуть; крикнутьcry out — вскрикнуть; выкрикивать
12. v молить, умолять; взывать; настойчиво требоватьcry for — потребовать; требовать
13. v протестовать, поднимать голос против14. v плакать15. v оплакивать16. v оглашать, объявлять17. v выкликать, кричатьto cry halt — прекратить, положить конец
Синонимический ряд:1. announcement (noun) announcement; proclamation2. appeal (noun) appeal; entreaty; plea; supplication3. battle cry (noun) battle cry; motto; rallying cry; slogan; war cry4. call (noun) call; claim; demand; exaction; note; requisition; song5. clamor (noun) clamor; clamour; ejaculation; exclamation; expletive; outcry6. fashion (noun) bandwagon; chic; craze; dernier cri; fad; fashion; furore; mode; rage; style; thing; ton; trend; vogue7. lament (noun) lament; lamentation; tears8. report (noun) buzz; gossip; grapevine; hearsay; murmur; on-dit; report; rumble; rumor; scuttlebutt; talk; tattle; tittle-tattle; whispering; word9. scream (noun) bellow; roar; scream; screech; shout; shriek; wail; whoop; yell10. weeping (noun) bawl; howl; sob; weeping; yowl11. advertise (verb) advertise; proclaim; promulgate; trumpet12. bellow (verb) bark; bellow; hoot; yelp13. blurt (verb) blurt; exclaim; rap out14. promote (verb) promote; publicise; talk up15. publicize (verb) build up; press-agent; publicize; puff16. roar (verb) bawl; bluster; call; hallo; holler; hollo; roar; vociferate; whoop; yell17. shout (verb) clamour; ejaculate; scream; screech; shout; shriek18. weep (verb) bawl; bemoan; bewail; blub; blubber; boohoo; grieve; howl; keen; moan; snivel; sob; wail; weep; whimper; whineАнтонимический ряд:laugh; suppress; whisper -
98 curse
1. n проклятиеcurse of dimensionality — "проклятие размерности"
2. n отлучение от церкви; предание анафеме3. n ругательство4. n бич, бедствие5. n эвф. менструация6. v проклинатьhe cursed the day he was born — он проклинал день, когда родился
7. v отлучать от церкви8. v ругаться9. v кощунствовать, богохульствовать10. v обыкн. обрекать на страдания, причинять злоСинонимический ряд:1. affliction (noun) affliction; annoyance; bane; burden; calamity; cancer; evil; ill; misfortune; pestilence; plague; scourge; trial; tribulation; vexation; woe2. blasphemy (noun) blasphemy; profanity; swearing3. charm (noun) charm; spell4. denunciation (noun) anathema; ban; commination; denunciation; evil eye; execration; fulmination; hex; imprecation; jinx; malison; whammy5. swearword (noun) cuss; cussword; expletive; invective; malediction; oath; swear; swearword6. condemn (verb) anathematise; anathematize; bedamn; blaspheme; condemn; cuss; damn; excommunicate; execrate; fulminate; imprecate; maledict; objurgate; profane; swear7. strike (verb) afflict; annoy; destroy; doom; excruciate; plague; rack; scourge; smite; strike; torment; torture; trouble; vexАнтонимический ряд:bless; blessing -
99 cuss
1. n амер. разг. проклятие2. n амер. разг. шутл. парень, типСинонимический ряд:1. man (noun) boy; buck; chap; fellow; galoot; gent; gentleman; guy; he; man; skate; snap2. swearword (noun) curse; cussword; expletive; oath; swear; swearword3. swear (verb) bedamn; blaspheme; curse; damn; execrate; imprecate; swear -
100 cussword
n бранное словоСинонимический ряд:profanity (noun) curse; cuss; expletive; oath; profanity; swear; swearword
См. также в других словарях:
Expletive — Ex ple*tive, a. [L. expletivus, from expletus, p. p. of explere to fill up; ex out+plere to fill, akin to plenus full: cf. F. expl[ e]tif. See {Full}.] Filling up; hence, added merely for the purpose of filling up; superfluous. Expletive imagery … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
expletive — is an adjective and a noun: both are pronounced ik splee tiv, with the stress on the second syllable. The primary meaning is ‘filling out a sentence, line of verse, etc.’, and the noun denotes a word that does this, typically in verse, without… … Modern English usage
expletive — [eks′plətôr΄ēeks′plə tiv] n. [LL expletivus, serving to fill < L expletus, pp. of explere, to fill < ex , out, up + plere, to fill: see FULL1] 1. an oath or exclamation, esp. an obscenity 2. a word, phrase, etc. not needed for the sense but … English World dictionary
Expletive — Ex ple*tive, n. A word, letter, or syllable not necessary to the sense, but inserted to fill a vacancy; an oath. [1913 Webster] While explectives their feeble aid to join, And ten low words oft creep in one dull line. Pope. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
expletive — I noun addition, anathema, bad language, blaspheming, curse, denunciation, ecphonesis, embellishment, execration, foul invective, foul language, imprecation, injection, insertion, interjection, interpolation, irreverence, malediction, outcry,… … Law dictionary
expletive — [n] swear word; exclamation curse, cuss, cuss word, interjection, oath; concept 275 … New thesaurus
expletive — ► NOUN ▪ an oath or swear word. ORIGIN originally denoting a word used to fill out a sentence: from Latin expletivus, from explere fill out … English terms dictionary
Expletive — The word expletive is currently used in three senses: syntactic expletives, expletive attributives, and bad language .The word expletive comes from the Latin verb explere , meaning to fill , via expletivus , filling out . It was introduced into… … Wikipedia
expletive — {{11}}expletive (adj.) mid 15c., from L. expletivus (see EXPLETIVE (Cf. expletive) (n.)). {{12}}expletive (n.) 1610s, originally a word or phrase serving to fill out a sentence or metrical line, from M.Fr. explétif (15c.) and directly from L.L.… … Etymology dictionary
expletive — [17] Originally, an expletive word was simply one used to ‘fill up’ a line of verse, to complete its metrical pattern (expletive comes from Latin explētus, the past participle of explēre ‘fill out’, a compound formed from the prefix ex ‘out’ and… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
expletive — [17] Originally, an expletive word was simply one used to ‘fill up’ a line of verse, to complete its metrical pattern (expletive comes from Latin explētus, the past participle of explēre ‘fill out’, a compound formed from the prefix ex ‘out’ and… … Word origins