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41 мудрёный
1. ( странный) odd, queer, strange; tricky♢
нет ничего мудрёного, что мудрёного, мудрёного нет — no wonder, it is no wonder that, what's so strange about that? -
42 неудобопонятный
unintelligible, abstruse -
43 теоретичный
abstract, abstruse -
44 толковать
1. (вн.) interpret (d.)толковать всё в дурную сторону — put* an ill construction on everything, see* everything in the worst light
этот поступок можно толковать и так, и иначе — this action may be interpreted in many ways
ложно толковать — misinterpret (d.), misconstrue (d.)
сколько ему ни толкуй, он ничего не понимает — you can go on explaining till you're blue in the face, you won't make him understand; it's a waste of time trying to explain things to him
что тут много толковать — it's no use talking about it, или discussing it
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он всё своё толкует — he keeps on harping on the same stringтолкуют, будто — people / they say that
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45 академичный
academic* * *academic, theoretical, abstract, abstruse -
46 глубокомысленный
thoughtful, profound; serious, grave (серьезный); wise ирон.* * ** * *thoughtful, profound; serious, grave; wise ирон.* * * -
47 замысловатый
intricate, ingenious, complicated, complex (сложный); fanciful, fancy, elaborate (причудливый); recondite, abstruse (малопонятный)* * ** * *intricate, ingenious, complicated, complex* * *niggledsapientsapientialsavagesophisticatedwise -
48 заунывный
sad, mournful, melancholy. plaintive* * ** * *sad, mournful, melancholy. plaintive, plangent* * * -
49 невразумительный
unintelligible, incomprehensible; obscure (неясный)* * ** * *unintelligible, incomprehensible; obscure* * *abstruseflatincomprehensibleuncomprehensibleunexplaineduntransparent -
50 непонятный
unintelligible, incomprehensible; strange, odd, obscure (туманный)* * ** * *unintelligible, incomprehensible; strange, odd* * *abstrusedelphianimpenetrableincomprehensiblesealedunclearuncomprehensibleunexplaineduntransparent -
51 непонятый
misunderstood, not properly understood* * *misunderstood, not properly understood* * *abstruseincomprehensibleuncomprehensibleunexplaineduntransparent -
52 неудобопонятный
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53 неясный
1) not clear, unclear, (о каком-л. явлении и т.п.) not understood
2) перен. vague* * ** * *1) not clear, unclear 2) vague* * *abstruseambiguousblearyblindblurrycloudydimdimmishdisputabledoubtfuldreamydubiousfuzzyhazyindefiniteindeterminateindistinctmistymuzzynebulousobscureoracularreconditesadshadowytranscendentaltwilightunaccountedunaccounted-forunclearundistinguishedunexplicitunlucidunobviousvague -
54 подспудный
latent* * ** * *latent, hidden, secret* * *abstrusecloakedconcealedcovered-upcovertdelitescentdissembledfurtivefurtivelyhidhiddenlatentoccultsecretive -
55 скрытый
прич. от скрыть
secret; concealed; latent физ.* * ** * *прич. от скрыть secret; concealed; latent физ.* * *abstrusecloakedcloseconcealedcovered-upcovertdelitescentdissembleddormantfurtivefurtivelyhidhiddenimplicitinvisiblelatentmaskedoccultoff-stageoffstageretiredsecretivesubterraneantransparentulterior -
56 смутный
1) (мятежный)
troubled, of unrest
2) (тревожный)
anxious
3) (неопределенный)
vague* * ** * *troubled, of unrest* * *abstruseambiguousblearyblinddimdimmishdreamyhazyindefiniteindistinctmistynebulousobscurereconditesadshadowyunclearunexplicitunlucidunobviousvague -
57 темный
1) dark; (о цвете тж.) deep; (о коже тж.)swarthy
2) obscure, dark (неясный); vague (смутный)
3) gloomy, sombre (мрачный)* * ** * *1) dark; deep;swarthy 2) obscure, dark; vague* * *abstrusecimmeriandarkdarksomedaylessdingyduskygloomygravelowbrowedobscurereconditeshadowysmuttysolemnsombresombroustenebrousunlit -
58 теоретичный
abstract* * *abstract, abstruse -
59 заумный
/zʌˈumnɨj/
abstruse, obscure, recondite -
60 абстрактность
ж.abstract / abstruse character; abstractness, (degree of) abstraction
См. также в других словарях:
Abstruse — Ab*struse , a. [L. abstrusus, p. p. of abstrudere to thrust away, conceal; ab, abs + trudere to thrust; cf. F. abstrus. See {Threat}.] 1. Concealed or hidden out of the way. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] The eternal eye whose sight discerns Abstrusest… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
abstruse — I adjective abstract, ambiguous, attenuated, cloudy, complex, difficult to understand, elusive, enigmatic, esoteric, hidden, incomprehensible, indefinable, indefinite, inexplicable, mysterious, nebulous, obscure, profound, puzzling, rarefied,… … Law dictionary
abstruse — (adj.) 1590s, from M.Fr. abstrus (16c.) or directly from L. abstrusus, pp. of abstrudere conceal, lit. to thrust away, from ab away (see AB (Cf. ab )) + trudere to thrust, push (see EXTRUSION (Cf. extrusion)). Related … Etymology dictionary
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abstruse — [adj] difficult to understand abstract, clear as dishwater*, complex, complicated, deep, enigmatic, esoteric, Greek to me*, heavy*, hidden, incomprehensible, intricate, involved, muddy, obscure, perplexing, profound, puzzling, recondite, subtle,… … New thesaurus
abstruse — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ difficult to understand; obscure. DERIVATIVES abstrusely adverb abstruseness noun. ORIGIN Latin abstrusus concealed … English terms dictionary
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abstruse — ● abstrus, abstruse adjectif (latin abstrusus, caché) Littéraire. Difficile à comprendre, obscur, abscons : Un poème abstrus. ● abstrus, abstruse (synonymes) adjectif (latin abstrusus, caché) Littéraire. Difficile à comprendre, obscur, abscons… … Encyclopédie Universelle
abstruse — [16] It is not clear whether English borrowed abstruse from French abstrus(e) or directly from Latin abstrūsus, but the ultimate source is the Latin form. It is the past participle of the verb abstrūdere, literally ‘thrust’ (trūdere) ‘away’ (ab) … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
abstruse — [[t]æbstru͟ːs[/t]] ADJ GRADED (disapproval) You can describe something as abstruse if you find it difficult to understand, especially when you think it could be explained more simply. [FORMAL] Meanwhile meetings keep reverting to fruitless… … English dictionary