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62 утащил
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63 nagon
• appetence; appetite; flair; head; impetus; impulse; inpulse; instinct; proclivity; propulsion; put a person in a passion; spring; temptation; urgency -
64 pohlepa
• appetence; avarice; avidity; covetousness; cupidity; gluttony; greed; itch; longing; lust; rage; thirst -
65 pohota
• appetence; concupiscence; covetousness; flesh; lechery; lust; put a person in a passion -
66 pohotljivost
• appetence; carnality; covetousness; fleshliness; incontinence; incontinency; lust; salaciousness; sensuality; voluptuousness -
67 požuda
• appetence; avarice; avidity; concupiscence; covetousness; cupidity; embarrasing to mention; excitation; greed; lust; put a person in a passion; rage -
68 prohtev
• appetence; fad; fancy; freak; lust; passion; put a person in a passion; zest -
69 appetency
ˈæpɪtənsɪ сущ. желание (of, for, after) ;
страсть;
влечение( особ. половое) (for) Syn: appetenceсм. appetenceБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > appetency
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70 влечение
1) General subject: affinity, appeal, appetence (особ. половое), appetency, appetency (for), appetite, bent, call, fit, inclination, strain, impulse, liking (of), leaning (towards), penchant (for), craving3) Medicine: attraction, drive4) Ironical: affliction (I have an affliction for chocolate - 'affliction' is a mild ailment - in this case 'chocoholism' (шоколадоголизм))5) Bookish: appetency (особ. половое)10) Aviation medicine: drive t drive -
71 apetência
a.pe.tên.cia[apetẽ‘sja] sf envie, appétence, appétit.* * *nome feminino -
72 appetency
ap.pe.ten.cy['æpitənsi] n = link=appetence appetence. -
73 inappétence
f. (de in- et appétence) 1. липса на апетит, отвращение от храна; 2. лит. липса на желание. Ќ Ant. appétence, appétit, besoin; désir. -
74 appetency
/'æpitəns/ Cách viết khác: (appetency)/'æpitənsi/ * danh từ - lòng thèm muốn, lòng ham muốn, lòng khao khát =to have an appetence of (for, after) something+ ham muốn cái gì - appetence for lòng ham thích; ý hướng (về cái gì) -
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76 близость
1) General subject: affinity (linguistic affinity - языковое родство), appetence, appetency, association, closeness, congeniality (по духу, взглядам), consanguine, consanguinity, contiguity, dearness, familiarity, familiarity breeds contempt, imminence (опасности), impendence, intimacy, nearness, neighbourhood, neighbourship, propinquity, proximity, togetherness, vicinity, vicinity (к чему-л.)2) Poetical language: nighness3) Engineering: adjacency4) Rare: neighborship6) Architecture: juxtaposition7) Diplomatic term: proximity (территории)8) Psychology: kindred9) Information technology: adjacency (напр. распознаваемых образов)10) Business: kinship12) Makarov: closeness (по величине, расстоянию), cognation, kinship (характера, интересов и т.п.), neighborhood, neighbourhood (по расстоянию), propinquity (по времени), proximity (по расстоянию), relationship (сходство), vicinity (по расстоянию)13) Ethology: proximity (пространственная) -
77 жажда
1) General subject: appetence, appetite, craving (for; чего-л.), desiderium, hunger (after, for; чего-л.), hunger, hunger (for, after), itch, itch (чего-л.), longing (чего-л.), thirst, want, yearn, yearning (чего-л.), drive (the human drive to create and communicate - человеческая жажда), desire, (чего-л.) rage2) Bookish: appetency3) Religion: lust (чего-л.)4) Scottish language: drooth5) Makarov: craving (стремление), yearning (for) (чего-л.) -
78 импульс
1) General subject: birr, conatus, impact, impulse, momentum, oestrus, pulse, sample, burst, impetus, impulsion, spark2) Biology: count3) Naval: bang (об эхолоте), blip (на экране индикатора)5) Military: (электрический) signal, stimulus6) Engineering: flash, impulse signal, linear momentum, pip, pulse signal, pulsed signal, scintillation, spurt7) Railway term: make-and-break, pip (на экране индикатора)8) Economy: push9) Psychology: moment10) Physics: kinetic moment11) Oil: shock12) Astronautics: bang, blip, burn, discrete (на выполнение какого-л. действи), engine burn, velocity change13) Metrology: vector momentum14) Business: launch15) Sakhalin energy glossary: wavelet16) Labor protection: impulse (area under overpressure/time curve)17) Automation: (сигнальный) impulse18) Oceanography: bang (в эхолоте)20) Makarov: add impulse, bump, computed impulse, doublet impulse, emission impulse, gating impulse, impetus (резкое начало или вступление сейсмической фазы на сейсмограмме), impulse (волновой пакет), kinetic momentum, momentum (количество движения), pulse (волновой пакет), reference impulse, selective impulse, shot (в лазере или токамаке), signal (электрический), single impulse, urge, wave21) Electrical engineering: kipp -
79 инстинктивная, естественная склонность
General subject: appetenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > инстинктивная, естественная склонность
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80 инстинктивное стремление
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > инстинктивное стремление
См. также в других словарях:
appétence — [ apetɑ̃s ] n. f. • 1554; lat. appetentia ♦ Littér. Tendance qui porte l être vers ce qui peut satisfaire ses besoins, ses instincts, ses penchants naturels. ⇒ appétit, besoin, désir, envie. « une fiévreuse appétence de nouveauté » (Jaloux). ⊗… … Encyclopédie Universelle
appetence — (n.) strong desire, c.1600, from Fr. appétence desire, from L. appetentia longing after something, noun of state from appetentem (nom. appetens), prp. of appetere, from ad to (see AD (Cf. ad )) + petere to seek, request (see … Etymology dictionary
Appetence — Ap pe*tence, n. [Cf. F. app[ e]tence. See {Appetency}.] A longing; a desire; especially an ardent desire; appetite; appetency. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
appetence — index predilection, predisposition, proclivity Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
appetence — APPETENCE. (On pr. les deux P.) s. f. Action d appéter. Il n est guère d usage qu en matière de Physique … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
appétence — (a ppé tan s ) s. f. Terme didactique. Sentiment particulier qui porte l animal à rechercher ce qui peut satisfaire les besoins de son organisme. SYNONYME APPÉTENCE, APPÉTIT. Appétence est beaucoup plus général qu appétit, d abord parce qu il… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
appetence — appetent, adj. /ap i teuhns/, n. 1. intense desire; strong natural craving; appetite. 2. instinctive inclination or natural tendency. 3. material or chemical attraction or affinity. Also, appetency. [1600 10; appete (obs.) to seek for, long for ( … Universalium
appetence — noun /ˈæpɪtəns/ the state or action of desiring or craving 1974: They had assumed the wild sweet freedom of jacking off in their inviolable privacy. Their appetence became resilient with repetition. (Davenport, Tatlin!) … Wiktionary
appetence — ap•pe•tence [[t]ˈæp ɪ təns[/t]] also ap′pe•ten•cy n. pl. ten•ces also ten•cies 1) strong natural craving 2) material or chemical attraction • Etymology: 1600–10; (< F appétence) < L appetentia ap′pe•tent, adj … From formal English to slang
Appétence traumatophilique — Comportement ordalique Pour les articles homonymes, voir Ordalie (homonymie). Le saut à l élastique est un saut, jugé à … Wikipédia en Français
appetence — noun Date: 1598 appetency … New Collegiate Dictionary