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2 gorgon
tr['gɔːgən]1 (mythology) Gorgona2 figurative use (woman) arpía'gɔːrgən, 'gɔːgənb) ( fierce woman) arpía f['ɡɔːɡǝn]N1)Gorgon — (Myth) Gorgona f
2) (fig) (=woman) pécora f* * *['gɔːrgən, 'gɔːgən]b) ( fierce woman) arpía f -
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noun1) myth. Горгона, Медуза2) мегера, страшилище* * *(n) горгона; медуза; страшилище; уродина* * ** * *[Gor·gon || 'gɔːgən] n. Горгона* * *мегерамедузастрашилище* * *1) миф. а) Горгона б) голова Медузы Горгоны 2) страшилище, уродина; отвратительная, отталкивающая женщина -
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1. n греч. миф. Горгона, Медуза2. n уродина, страшилищеСинонимический ряд:witch (noun) bag; bat; battle-ax; beldam; biddy; hag; harridan; hellcat; witch -
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[gɔ:gən]noungorgona, meduza; figuratively spaka, nakaza, grdoba -
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1. n урод2. n чудовище; монстрgreen-eyed monster — ревность, «чудовище с зелёными глазами»
3. n изверг, чудовище4. n воен. жарг. атомная или водородная бомбаСинонимический ряд:1. huge (adj.) Antaean; behemothic; Brobdingnagian; Bunyanesque; colossal; cyclopean; dinosauric; elephantine; enormous; gargantuan; giant; gigantean; gigantesque; gigantic; Herculean; heroic; huge; immense; jumbo; leviathan; lusty; mammoth; massive; massy; mastodonic; mighty; monstrous; monumental; mountainous; planetary2. Abominable Snowman (noun) Abominable Snowman; dracula; frankenstein; godzilla; king Kong3. beast (noun) archfiend; basilisk; beast; bogeyman; centaur; chimera; ghoul; griffin; hippogriff; sphinx; vampire; werewolf; zombie4. brute (noun) abnormality; abortion; brute; deviant; freak; lusus; miscreation; monstrosity; mooncalf; mutant; oddity5. cockatrice (noun) cockatrice; dragon; gargoyle; ogre; satyr6. fiend (noun) demon; devil; fiend; miscreant; villain; wretch7. giant (noun) behemoth; giant; Goliath; leviathan; mammoth; titan; whale8. Gorgon (noun) Gorgon; harpy; hydra; minotaur -
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1. n ведьма; колдунья2. n старая карга, ведьма3. n старуха4. n уст. бабка; прабабка; прародительницаСинонимический ряд:1. dame (noun) dame; gammer; grandam2. witch (noun) bag; bat; battle-ax; biddy; crone; drab; gorgon; hag; harridan; hellcat; trot; witch -
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1. n амер. разг. служанка-ирландка2. n амер. сл. склочница3. n уст. диал. курица; цыплёнокСинонимический ряд:1. maid (noun) girl; handmaid; hired girl; housemaid; maid; maidservant2. witch (noun) bag; bat; battle-ax; beldam; crone; drab; gorgon; hag; harridan; hellcat; trot; witch -
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1. n ведьма, колдунья2. n арх. злой дух в образе женщины3. n злая уродливая старуха; карга4. n шотл. болото, болотистый участок5. n шотл. участок более твёрдой почвы в болотистой местностиСинонимический ряд:1. shrew (noun) fury; nag; shrew; termagant; vixen2. witch (noun) bag; bat; battle-ax; beldam; biddy; bruja; crone; drab; enchantress; fishwife; gorgon; harridan; hellcat; hex; lamia; sorceress; trot; witch; witchwoman -
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n старая карга, ведьма, старая греховодницаСинонимический ряд:witch (noun) bag; bat; battle-ax; beldam; biddy; gorgon; hag; hellcat; witch -
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n ведьма, мегераСинонимический ряд:witch (noun) bag; bat; battle-ax; beldam; biddy; gorgon; hag; harridan; witch
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gorgon — ► NOUN 1) Greek Mythology each of three sisters with snakes for hair, who had the power to turn anyone who looked at them to stone. 2) a fierce, frightening, or repulsive woman. ORIGIN Greek Gorg , from gorgos terrible … English terms dictionary
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gorgon — /ˈgɔgən/ (say gawguhn) noun (sometimes upper case) a terrible or repulsive woman. {from Gorgon} …
Gorgon — Gor|gon [ gɔrgən ] noun count in ancient Greek stories, a MONSTER in the form of a woman with snakes for hair who changed anyone who looked at her into stone … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
gorgon — [ gɔ:g(ə)n] noun 1》 Greek Mythology each of three sisters with snakes for hair, who had the power to turn anyone who looked at them to stone. 2》 a fierce, frightening, or repulsive woman. Origin via L. from Gk Gorgō, from gorgos terrible … English new terms dictionary
Gorgon — /ˈgɔgən/ (say gawguhn) noun Greek Legend any of three sisters, Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa, whose heads were covered with snakes instead of hair, and whose glance turned the beholder to stone …
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