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81 след простыл
<и> след простыл (пропал)разг.1) (кого, чей) (удрал, сбежал, скрылся кто-либо) smb. has disappeared (evaporated, melted, vanished) into thin air; smb. disappeared without a trace; smb. melted away; smb.'s tracks are already cold; there is no sign (trace) of smb.; cf. the bird has flownЗлой этот зверь поднял голову вверх,... завыл грозным голосом и пустился бежать вон из лесу, так что скоро и след простыл. (О. Сомов, Оборотень) — The monstrous beast raised his head,... sniffed the air, and flew off into the forest so fast that soon there was no trace of him.
Забелин.
Сторож! Сторож, окаянная душа! Уважаемый гражданин сторож!.. Был и след простыл. (Н. Погодин, Кремлёвские куранты) — Zabelin: Janitor! Janitor! Esteemed Citizen Janitor, where the devil are you! He's disappeared without a trace.Думаю, что козы самые хитрые из всех четвероногих. Бывало, только зазеваешься, а их уже и след простыл, как будто растворились среди белых камней, ореховых зарослей, в папоротниках. (Ф. Искандер, Вечерняя дорога) — I think goats are the craftiest of all quadrupeds. I had only to let my mind wander for a minute and they would melt away into the white rocks, the hazel thickets and the ferns.
Саня оглянулся,... но мужика уже и след простыл. (В. Распутин, Век живи - век люби) — Sanya looked round... But the peasant's tracks were already cold.
2) ( чего) (исчез, потерян, утрачен (о пропаже чего-либо)) smth. disappeared completely; there is no sign of smth.Только сегодня, уже в половине восьмого, пробудясь, вскочил как полоумный, схватился первым делом за сюртук, - один пустой карман! Бумажника и след простыл. (Ф. Достоевский, Идиот) — Only today, on waking up at half past seven, the first thing I did was to jump out of bed like mad and snatch at my frock coat - the pocket was empty. There was no sign of the wallet.
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82 уродливый
1. hideous2. misshapen3. deformed; ugly; abnormalон был злобен и уродлив — he was mean, also ugly
4. monstrousСинонимический ряд:некрасиво (проч.) безобразно; некрасиво; неприглядно; страшно -
83 чудовищный
1. afreet2. enormous3. monstrousСинонимический ряд:страшно (проч.) адски; дьявольски; жутко; зверски; страшно; ужасно; чертовски
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