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121 slouch
[slauʧ] 1. сущ.1)а) сутулость, сгорбленностьSyn:2) разг.а) неуклюжий, нескладный человекSyn:б) ленивый, неумелый, нерасторопный человек ( обычно с отрицанием)She was a keen swimmer and no slouch on the tennis court. — Она была великолепная пловчиха и прекрасно играла в теннис.
He was no slouch at languages. — Ему потрясающе давались языки.
She's very good with children and no slouch around the house either. — Она прекрасно управляется с детьми и по дому тоже успевает.
3) = slouch hat2. гл.1) сутулиться, горбиться; неуклюже держаться2)б) опускаться, свисать ( о полях шляпы)•- slouch around -
122 goodish
goodish ○ adj [actor, swimmer] assez bon/bonne ; [appetite, relationship] assez bon/bonne ; [party, film] pas mal inv ; to be in a goodish mood être de plutôt bonne humeur ; ‘were the children good?’-‘goodish’ ‘les enfants ont-ils été sages?’-‘ça a été’. -
123 strong
1 ( powerful) [arm, person] fort ; [army, country, state, lens, magnet] puissant ; [runner, swimmer] puissant ; [current, wind] fort ;2 ( sturdy) lit [fabric, rope, shoe, table] solide ; [heart, constitution, nerves] solide ; fig [bond] puissant ; [relationship] solide ; [alibi, argument] bon/bonne ; [evidence] solide ; [cast, candidate, team] bon/bonne ; [industry] solide ; [currency, market] ferme ; the pound remained strong against the dollar Fin la livre est restée ferme face au dollar ; to have a strong stomach ○ fig avoir l'estomac bien accroché ○ ;3 ( concentrated) [bleach, glue] fort ; [medicine, pain-killer] fort ; [coffee] serré ; [tea] fort ;4 ( alcoholic) [drink] alcoolisé ; would you like tea or something stronger? voulez-vous un thé ou un apéritif? ;6 ( heartfelt) [conviction] intime (before n) ; [desire, feeling] profond ; [believer, supporter] acharné ; [opinion] arrêté ; [criticism, opposition, reaction] vif/vive ; to have a strong belief in sth croire fermement en qch ; the article aroused strong feelings l'article a provoqué de vives réactions ; I have a strong feeling that she won't come je suis pratiquement sûr qu'elle ne viendra pas ; I told him so in the strongest possible terms je le lui ai dit sans détours ;10 ( definite) [chance, possibility] fort (before n) ; there's a strong possibility that it's true il y a de fortes chances que ce soit vrai ;11 ( good) to be strong on military history/physics être fort en histoire militaire/en physique ; he finished the race a strong second il a fini la course juste derrière le premier ; tact/spelling is not my strong point ou suit le tact/l'orthographe n'est pas mon fort ; what are your strong points? quels sont vos points forts? ; maths is my strong subject les maths sont la matière où je suis le plus fort ;14 ( in number) the workforce is 500 strong la main-d'œuvre est forte de 500 personnes ; a 2,000-strong crowd une foule (forte) de 2 000 personnes.to be still going strong [person, company] se porter toujours très bien or à merveille ; to come on strong ○ ( make sexual advances) faire des avances ; ( be severe) être sévère. -
124 ليس
لَيْسَ \ is not, isn’t: or (in questions only) of am not: Aren’t I going with you? No I’m not. Those aren’t my glasses. no: (with a comparative adj. or adv.) not at all: He’s no bigger than I am. There is no more food, not a He’s no friend of mine. I’m no footballer. non-: prefix the word for not, used in making compound words: a non-smoker (sb. who does not smoke); a non-swimmer (sb. who cannot swim). \ لَيْسَ (بَعْدَ النَّفي) \ so: (following a negative) showing a comparison: He’s bigger than you, but he’s not so strong (as you). He’s not so strong a boy (not such a strong boy) as you are. \ لَيْسَ بِشيء \ not much of a: not a good: He’s not much of a singer. \ لَيْسَ غَير \ simply: only; just; nothing more than: Simply tell him your name. I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. \ لَيْسَ قريبًا مِن \ nothing like: not nearly: The work is nothing like finished. He’s nothing like as tall as you. \ لَيْسَ له شَكْل \ shapeless: having no special shape: a shapeless block of stone. \ لَيْسَ معادلاً لِـ \ nothing like: not nearly: The work is nothing like finished. He’s nothing like as tall as you. \ لَيْسَ... أبدًا \ far from: not at all: I’m far from pleased with the result. nowhere near: not nearly: She’s nowhere near ready. \ لَيْسَ... فَحَسْب \ not only... (but): (in various positions) not simply... but: Not only did he steal it, (but) he also destroyed it. He not only stole it but he destroyed it too.
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