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1 жизнерадостный
1) General subject: ( as) gay as a lark, (as) gayas a lark, (as) jolly as a sandboy, (as) merry as cricket (as lark, as a grig, as maids), blithesome, buoyant, cheerful, chirpy, chirrupy, debonair, eupeptic, exuberant, full of pep, happy as a sand-boy, jocund, jolly as a sand-boy, lively as a cricket, merry, merry as a cricket, on (one's) toes, resilient, rose coloured, rose-coloured, sanguine, upbeat, viable, vivacious, yeasty, jovial2) Colloquial: corky3) Dialect: canty4) Obsolete: gaysome5) Literal: like a cork6) Poetical language: blithe7) Bookish: biophilic, debonnaire8) Jargon: slap-happy, sporty, zingy -
2 живой
прил.1) living; live; aliveживой как угорь — as lively as a grig; as lively as a cricket
живая изгородь — quickset/green hedge
забирать за живое — (кого-л.) to touch to the quick, to cut to the quick
остаться в живых — to survive/escape with one's life; come through разг.
2) (подвижный, деятельный)lively, vivid, vivacious, animated, brisk, keen; quick, nimble3) ( подлинный)real, true4) ( выразительный)lively, vivid, bright••- задеть за живое
- затрагивать за живое
- на живую нитку
- не оставить живого места
- ни жив ни мертв
- ни живой души
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3 угорь
1. м. (на коже) 2. м. (рыба)eel, grigморской угорь — conger (eel), sea-eel
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4 угорь
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5 угорь
I муж.(на коже) blackheadII муж.(рыба) eel, grig••живой как угорь — as lively as a grig; as lively as a cricket
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6 жизнерадостный
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7 очень весёлый
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