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121 quackery
n знахарство, шаманство; шарлатанствоСинонимический ряд:misrepresentation (noun) charlatanism; deception; dishonesty; duplicity; fraud; hoax; misrepresentation; pretense; rip-off -
122 scam
n сл. жульничество; мошенническая проделкаСинонимический ряд:fraud (noun) cheat; cheating; doublecross; dupe; fraud; gyp; rip-off; stealing; swindle -
123 victimize
1. v делать своей жертвой; мучить, изводитьI was victimized the whole evening by the worst bore in the room — скучнейший человек из всех присутствовавших надоедал мне весь вечер
2. v обманывать, обиратьhe was victimized by swindlers — он стал жертвой мошенников; мошенники обобрали его
3. v приносить в жертву4. v подвергать преследованиям, увольнять5. v уничтожать; вырубатьСинонимический ряд:1. deceive (verb) deceive; exploit; frame; swindle; use2. dupe (verb) bamboozle; befool; beguile; catch; chicane; con; dupe; dust; flimflam; fool; hoax; hoodwink; hornswoggle; job; kid; pigeon; spoof; trick3. harm (verb) harm; hurt; injure4. mistreat (verb) abuse; defraud; mistreat; rip-off; screw; victimise5. sacrifice (verb) immolate; sacrifice6. take (verb) cheat; gull; mulct; takeАнтонимический ряд: -
124 tear
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125 break
перерыв имя существительное:прекращение боя (break, breakaway)глагол:прерываться (break, discontinue)порывать (break, sever, rupture)перебивать (interrupt, break, catch)вскрываться (break, be found out)проламываться (break, give way)скалывать (break, pin together)подламываться (break, break under) -
126 sever
разрывать глагол: -
127 rent
аренда имя прилагательное: имя существительное:арендная плата (rent, rental)квартирная плата (rent, residential rental)глагол: -
128 claw
1. n коготь2. n арх. лапа с когтями3. n клешня4. n груб. рука, лапа5. n груб. пальцы6. n груб. амер. вор. жарг. полицейский, полиция7. n тех. кулак; зубец8. n тех. выступ9. n тех. щека10. n тех. расщеп; раздвоенный конец11. n тех. кино грейфер12. n тех. бот. базальная часть лепестка13. v царапать, скрести; рвать, терзать когтями14. v схватывать15. v жадно хватать; загребать16. v рыть, рвать, тянуть когтями или пальцами17. v чесаться, расчёсывать18. v мор. лавироватьСинонимический ряд:1. animal's talon (noun) animal's talon; clapper claw; fingernail; nail claw; pincers; retractile claw; spur; tack claw; tentacle2. hook (noun) cant hook; clutching hand; crook; forked end; grapnel; grappling hook; grappling iron; hook; nipper3. nail (noun) nail; pincer; talon4. attack with claws (verb) attack with claws; draw blood; gash; hurt; lacerate; maul; rip; rip open; scrape; scratch; slash; tear
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