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1 spite, in spite of
عَلَى الرُّغْم مِن \ despite: in spite of: Despite his age, the old man walks several miles every day. for all: in spite of: For all his strength, he could not lift it. much as: although: Much as I admire him, I could not work with him. spite, in spite of: (of sth. that fails) even with: In spite of his efforts, he could not save her life, without regard to; not caring about (a difficulty) In spite of his illness, he attended the ceremony. -
2 spite
[spaɪt]1. nounill-will or desire to hurt or offend:حِقْد، ضَغينَهShe neglected to give him the message out of spite.
2. verbto annoy, offend or frustrate, because of spite:يُغيظ، يُزْعِجHe only did that to spite me!
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3 spite
ضَغِينَة \ feud: a bitter quarrel between two families or groups, often causing deaths. grudge: a feeling of dislike against sb. who has annoyed one: I’ve had a grudge against him since he damaged my fence. malice: the desire to harm people. rancour: bitter, unforgiving hatred. spite: mean hatred or anger; the desire to hurt: He kicked me out of spite, because his team were losing. \ See Also حقد (حِقْد) -
4 spite
حِقْد \ grudge: a feeling of dislike against sb. who has annoyed one: I’ve had a grudge against him since he damaged my fence. malice: the desire to harm people. rancour: bitter, unforgiving hatred. spite: mean hatred or anger; the desire to hurt: He kicked me out of spite, because his team was losing. spitefulness: spiteful behaviour. \ See Also ضغينة (ضَغِينَة) -
5 spite
غُلّ \ handcuff: one of a pair of metal rings (joined by a chain) for fastening a prisoner’s hands. malice: the desire to harm people. spite: mean hatred or anger; the desire to hurt: He kicked me out of spite, because his team were losing. \ See Also غل (غِلّ)، قيد (قَيْد)، صفد (صَفَد)، حقد (حِقْد)، كيد (كَيْد)، ضغينة (ضَغينَة) -
6 spite
نِكايَة \ spite: mean hatred or anger; the desire to hurt: He kicked me out of spite, because his team were losing. -
7 spite
defiantly, despite, in spite of -
8 in spite of
1) taking no notice of:على الرَّغم مِن، مُتَجاهِلاHe went in spite of his father's orders.
2) although something has or had happened, is or was a fact etc:مع كُلِّ ما، بالرَّغْم مِنIn spite of all the rain that had fallen, the ground was still pretty dry.
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9 being morally strong in spite of failures and having the enthusiasm to try again.
Set phrase: Live to fight another day (We didn't win this time, but we live to fight another day. (АБ))Универсальный русско-английский словарь > being morally strong in spite of failures and having the enthusiasm to try again.
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10 to have another chance to fight in a competition; being morally strong in spite of failures and having the enthusiasm to try again.
General subject: Live to fight another day (We didn't win this time, but we live to fight another day. (АБ))Универсальный русско-английский словарь > to have another chance to fight in a competition; being morally strong in spite of failures and having the enthusiasm to try again.
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11 злоба
spite* * ** * *spite, malice; rage, anger* * *angeranimositydevilrygallmalicemalicesrancourrancoursspitespitesspleenvenomvirulence -
12 злость
spite* * ** * *spite, malice; rage, fury* * *angerfuriositymalicemalicesrageragesrancourrancoursspitespites -
13 kedengkian
spite, spitefullness, jealousy* * *malice* * *spite, spitefulness; jealousy -
14 злоба
spite, malice, ill nature, malignity, rancour, gall, malevolence————————spite; vexation* * *bale (arch), vileness, villainy, malevolence -
15 inat
spite, obstinacy,* * *• defiance• spite -
16 ljutiti nekoga
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17 prkos
spite, obstinacy* * *• defiance• despite• vexation• spite• contempt -
18 ехидство
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19 озлобленность
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20 acıq
spite; angeracıqdan – from malice, out of spitebirinə acıq(ğ)ı tutmaq – feel bitter towards smbacıq çıxmaq – settle account with smb.Mənim ondan acığım gəlir. – I can't bear him◊ Acığın gəlir, su iç. – When angry count a hundred
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