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1 воображаемый
1) General subject: Barmecidal, air-built, black swan, cloud built, cloud-built, faerie, faery, fairy, fancied, fantastic, fantasy, feigned, fictitious, fictive, ideal, ideational, imaginary, in the clouds, notional, romantic, seeming, supposed, unreal, visional, visionary, make-believe, vision, fictious, pretend2) Obsolete: fantasied3) Bookish: phantasmic4) Mathematics: conceptional, conceptual5) Psychology: fancy6) Makarov: imaginative7) Archaic: fantastical -
2 иллюзорный
1) General subject: Barmecidal, delusive, fairy, fallacious, illusive, illusory, insubstantial, pasteboard, phantasmal, phantom, visionary2) Jargon: done by mirrors, done with mirrors3) Automation: spurious4) Aviation medicine: delusional5) Makarov: delusory, elusory, illusionary -
3 мнимый
1) General subject: Barmecidal, alleged, imaginary, mock, ostensible, pretended, professed, put on, put-on, putative, reputative, seeming, self styled, semblant, sham, soi disant, soi-disant, supposed, would-be, fictitious, purported, assumptive, pretend2) Medicine: false (о болезни)3) Bookish: self-styled4) Construction: virtual6) Law: colorable, colourable7) Economy: ostensible (напр. о потреблении)8) Accounting: imaginary (о сделке)9) Optics: virtual (о фокусе, изображении)11) Programming: would be13) Psychoanalysis: virtual -
4 ненастоящий
1) General subject: Barmecidal, cockamamie, cockamamy, dumby, dummy, feigned, knick knackish, knick-knackish, mimetic, mimic, mimical, seeming, tin, toy, unreal, pretend (игрушечный или поддельный), fake3) Mathematics: nongenuine4) Abbreviation: f5) Jargon: plastic6) Makarov: imitative -
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Barmecidal — Bar me*ci dal, a. [See {Barmecide}.] Unreal; illusory. A sort of Barmecidal feast. Hood. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Barmecidal — or Barmecide adjective Etymology: Barmecide, a wealthy Persian, who, in a tale of The Arabian Nights Entertainments, invited a beggar to a feast of imaginary food Date: 1842 providing only the illusion of abundance < a Barmecidal feast > … New Collegiate Dictionary
Barmecidal — /bahr meuh suyd l/, adj. giving only the illusion of plenty; illusory: a Barmecidal banquet. Also, Barmecide. [1835 45; BARMECIDE + AL1] * * * … Universalium
Barmecidal — Bar•me•cid•al [[t]ˌbɑr məˈsaɪd l[/t]] also Bar′me•cide adj. lit. giving only the illusion of plenty; illusory: a Barmecidal banquet[/ex] • Etymology: 1835–45; alluding to the Barmecides, a noble family in The Arabian Nights who served a feast… … From formal English to slang
barmecidal — bar·me·ci·dal … English syllables
barmecidal — /ˈbaməsaɪdl/ (say bahmuhsuydl) adjective of benefits, imagined or illusory. Also, barmecide. {from the name of a member of a Persian family who gave a beggar a pretended feast with empty dishes} …
barmecidal — … Useful english dictionary
Barmecide — Bar me*cide, n. [A prince of the Barmecide family, who, as related in the Arabian Nights Tales , pretended to set before the hungry Shacabac food, on which the latter pretended to feast.] One who proffers some illusory advantage or benefit. Also… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Barmecide — adjective see Barmecidal … New Collegiate Dictionary
Barmecide (feast) — [bär′mə sīd΄] n. 〚after a prince in The Arabian Nights who served such a feast〛 1. a pretended feast with no food 2. any pretended or illusory generosity or hospitality Barmecidal [bär΄məsīd′ l] adj. * * * … Universalium
Barmecide — /bahr meuh suyd /, n. 1. a member of a noble Persian family of Baghdad who, according to a tale in The Arabian Nights Entertainments, gave a beggar a pretended feast with empty dishes. adj. 2. Barmecidal. [ < Pers Barmeki family name, lit.,… … Universalium