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1 росистый
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2 росяной
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3 росистый
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4 росистый
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5 освежающий
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6 увлажненный
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7 росистый
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8 покрытый росой
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9 влажный климат
Большой русско-английский медицинский словарь > влажный климат
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10 покрытый росой
цветы, покрытые росой — flowers drenched with dew
цветы, омытые росой — flowers washed with dew
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11 росистый
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12 наивный
1) General subject: babyish, childly, corn fed, corn-fed, cracker barrel, cracker-barrel, dewy eyed, dewy-eyed, dupable, dupeable, green, guileless, ingenuous, innocent, jejune, naif, naive, questionless, simple, simple-hearted, unsophisticated, untutored, unworldly, up country, up-country, wide eyed, wide-eyed, starry-eyed, fond2) Australian slang: wet behind the ears3) Jargon: born yesterday, homey, green-horn, greenhorn, lame4) Literature: frail5) American English: FOB -
13 освежающий сон
1) General subject: grateful sleep2) Makarov: dew of sleep, dewy sleep, dewy slumbers, refreshing sleep, the dew of sleep -
14 простодушный
1) General subject: artless, corn fed, corn-fed, dewy eyed, guileless, gung ho, gung-ho, ingenuous, innocent, naif, naive, onefold, simple, simple hearted, simple-hearted, simple-minded, unsophisticated, untutored, up front2) Australian slang: brick short of a load, wet behind the ears4) Phraseological unit: fall off the turnip truck -
15 Dewey Electronics Corporation
NASDAQ: DEWYУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Dewey Electronics Corporation
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16 блестящий
1) General subject: Oriental, aglisten, aureate (о речи), bright, brilliant (редко бриллиант), clinquant, coruscating, crackling, crisp (о стиле, речи), fine, ganoid, garish (о красках, свете), gay, gemmy, glazy, glittering, glittery, glossy, in mint condition, in mint state, irradiative, lambent, lucent, luminous (об ораторе, писателе и т. п.), lustrous, lustrous (о таланте и т.п.), orient, polished, pyrotechnic, pyrotechnical, quicksilver, radiant, resplendent, sensational, sheen, sheeny, shining, shiny, showy, signal, silken, silky, sparkish (о людях), sparkling, splendent, splendid, starlight, twinkly, glamourous (eg. glamourous star - блестящая звезда), top-notch (напр., ученый - top-notch scientist), scintillating2) Geology: lustreous3) Biology: nitidous4) Colloquial: slick, sparkly (kiss my sparkly ass - "поцелуй мой блестящий зад" - фраза Бендера из "Футурамы")5) Obsolete: gallant6) Botanical term: shining (лат. conscans), shining (лат. lucens), shining (лат. nitens), shining (лат. nitidus)7) Poetical language: fulgent8) Bookish: coruscant, nitid, splendorous10) Automobile industry: fiery11) Architecture: lucent (излучающий блеск)12) Forestry: smooth13) Polygraphy: snap (о снимке), snappy (о снимке)14) Jargon: crackajack, crackerjack, (некто) dandy, fizzing, mad, oogley, panicky, ripping, rootin'-tootin', way-up (в смысле высокого класса или высокого общественного положения), wicked (во всех смыслах, отношениях), ritzy, rooting-tooting, mess, murder, wizard16) Makarov: dewy, fulgid, incandescent, luculent17) Emotional: gorgeous18) Taboo: assy (о задней части юбки или брюк)19) Electrochemistry: speculum -
17 бодрящий
1) General subject: bracing (о воздухе), brisk, crisp, exhilarant, exhilarating, exhilarative, exhilaratory, fresh (о погоде), invigorative, refreshing, comforting2) Poetical language: dewy -
18 влажные (от слез) глаза
Makarov: dewy eyesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > влажные (от слез) глаза
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19 влажный
1) General subject: damp, dank, dewy, humid, (в сложных словах с греч. корнями) hygro-, irriguous, moist, muggy, poachy (о почве), soft, sticky, vapour laden, wat, watered, waterish, wet, rheumy2) Biology: flabby3) Medicine: colliquative, weeping4) Obsolete: humoristic, humorous5) Engineering: moisture-laden, watery6) Bookish: halituous7) Agriculture: moisty9) Meteorology: vapour-laden10) Automobile industry: dampy11) Perfume: water-wet12) Makarov: colliquative (о некрозе), damp (о воздухе), damp (о ткани, одежде), humid (о воздухе), humid (о климате), moist (о ПВ, ветре), moist (о воздухе), moisture-laden (о воздухе), oozy, soggy (о жаре), wet (о ПВ, ветре), wet (о климате, сезоне), wet (о паре, газе) -
20 влажный климат
1) Medicine: dewy climate2) Engineering: humid climate3) Ecology: damp climate, moist climate, rain climate, wet climate
См. также в других словарях:
Dewy — Dew y, a. 1. Pertaining to dew; resembling, consisting of, or moist with, dew. [1913 Webster] A dewy mist Went and watered all the ground. Milton. [1913 Webster] When dewy eve her curtain draws. Keble. [1913 Webster] 2. Falling gently and… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dewy — dewy; mil·dewy; … English syllables
dewy — O.E. deawig (see DEW (Cf. dew) + Y (Cf. y) (2)) … Etymology dictionary
dewy — ► ADJECTIVE (dewier, dewiest) 1) wet with dew. 2) (of a person s skin) appearing soft and lustrous … English terms dictionary
dewy — [do͞o′ē, dyo͞o′ē] adj. dewier, dewiest [ME deui < OE deawig] 1. wet or damp with dew 2. of dew 3. Old Poet. dewlike; refreshing, gentle, etc. dewily adv. dewiness n … English World dictionary
dewy — [[t]dju͟ːi, AM du͟ːi[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED Something that is dewy is wet with dew. [LITERARY] The satin slippers tread daintily through the dewy grass. 2) ADJ GRADED If your skin looks dewy, it looks soft and glows healthily … English dictionary
dewy — adjective (dewier; est) Date: before 12th century 1. moist with, affected by, or suggestive of dew < dewy grass > 2. innocent, unsophisticated < from a dewy bride to an ill mannered, murderous courtesan Melvi … New Collegiate Dictionary
dewy — adjective /ˈduː.ɪ/ a) Covered by dew. The dewy grass was too slick for football. b) Having the quality of bearing droplets of water. In the dewy fog, it was cold and damp … Wiktionary
dewy — UK [ˈdjuːɪ] / US [ˈduɪ] adjective Word forms dewy : adjective dewy comparative dewier superlative dewiest wet with drops of dew … English dictionary
dewy — /ˈdjui/ (say dyoohee) adjective (dewier, dewiest) 1. moist with or as with dew. 2. having the quality of dew: dewy tears. 3. Poetic falling gently, or refreshing like dew: dewy sleep. 4. of dew. {dew + y1} –dewily, adverb –dewiness …
dewy — dewily, adv. dewiness, n. /dooh ee, dyooh ee/, adj. dewier, dewiest. 1. moist with or as if with dew. 2. having the quality of dew: dewy tears. [bef. 1000; ME; OE deawig; see DEW, Y1] * * * … Universalium