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1 behave violently
[bi'heiv 'vajëlëntli] nevrikosem, nuk përmbahem -
2 to behave violently
mostrarse violento,-a -
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violently [ˈvaɪələntlɪ]* * *['vaɪələntlɪ]1) [push, attack, blush, cough, shake] violemment; [struggle] furieusement; [assault] sauvagementto be violently ill ou sick — GB avoir de violentes nausées
2) [brake, swerve, alter, swing] brusquement3) [react, object] violemment -
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violently ['vaɪələntlɪ](attack, shake, struggle) violemment; (act, react) violemment, avec violence;∎ to behave violently avoir un comportement violent;∎ he was violently sick il fut pris de vomissements violents;∎ he was shaking/shivering violently il était secoué de tremblements/de frissons violents -
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adverb violentamentetr['vaɪələntlɪ]1 violentamente\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be violently ill vomitarlo todo, echarlo todoto behave violently mostrarse violento,-aviolently ['vaɪləntli, 'vaɪə-] adv: violentamente, con violenciaadv.• airadamente adv.• violentamente adv.'vaɪələntliadverb violentamente['vaɪǝlǝntlɪ]ADV [act] con violencia, de manera violenta; [tremble] violentamente; [brake] bruscamenteto react violently to sth — reaccionar violentamente or con violencia ante algo
* * *['vaɪələntli]adverb violentamente -
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1. силно, жестоко (напаѓа/се бори/сака); fall violently in love with sb/sth жестоко се вљубува во некого/нешто; She was shivering violently Силно се тресеше2. насилнички; behave violently насилнички/грубо се однесува; a violent attack насилнички/брутален напад -
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['vajëlëntli] adv 1. dhunshëm; me dhunë; die violently kam një vdekje të dhunshme. 2. fort; fuqishëm, 3. ashpër (kritikoj); behave violently nevrikosem, nuk përmbahem* * *me dhunë -
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несовер.; без доп.
behave outrageously/violently; get/be violent* * ** * *behave outrageously/violently; get/be violent -
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['vajëleit] vt 1. shkel (ligjin, marrëveshjen). 2. nuk respektoj, prish (rendin publik, qetësinë). 3. cenoj (jetën private). 4. dhunoj (një varr, tempull). 5.përdhunoj● violator ['vajëleitë:] n 1. shkelës; kundërvajtës. 2. dhunues. 3. përdhunues● violence ['vajëlëns] n 1. dhunë; by violence me dhunë; escalation of violence shtim/shkallëzim i dhunës; racial violence dhunë raciale. 2. force; slam the door with violence përplas derën me forcë. 3. dëm; cenim. 4. vrull, furi. 5. keqpërdorim. 6. përdhunim.● do violence to sb detyroj dikë● violent ['vajëlënt] adj 1. i dhunshëm; me dhunë; violent death vdekje me dhunë. 2. e fortë (dhimbje); i fuqishëm. 3. i ashpër (sulm etj); have a violent temper jam tip nevrik, jam idhnak● violently ['vajëlëntli] adv 1. dhunshëm; me dhunë; die violently kam një vdekje të dhunshme. 2. fort; fuqishëm, 3. ashpër (kritikoj); behave violently nevrikosem, nuk përmbahem* * *dhunoj-n -
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[vajë'leishën] n 1. shkelje; thyerje. 2. drejt. kundërvajtje. 3. dhunim. 4. përdhunim● violator ['vajëleitë:] n 1. shkelës; kundërvajtës. 2. dhunues. 3. përdhunues● violence ['vajëlëns] n 1. dhunë; by violence me dhunë; escalation of violence shtim/shkallëzim i dhunës; racial violence dhunë raciale. 2. force; slam the door with violence përplas derën me forcë. 3. dëm; cenim. 4. vrull, furi. 5. keqpërdorim. 6. përdhunim.● do violence to sb detyroj dikë● violent ['vajëlënt] adj 1. i dhunshëm; me dhunë; violent death vdekje me dhunë. 2. e fortë (dhimbje); i fuqishëm. 3. i ashpër (sulm etj); have a violent temper jam tip nevrik, jam idhnak● violently ['vajëlëntli] adv 1. dhunshëm; me dhunë; die violently kam një vdekje të dhunshme. 2. fort; fuqishëm, 3. ashpër (kritikoj); behave violently nevrikosem, nuk përmbahem* * *dhunim; thyerje -
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['vajëlënt] adj 1. i dhunshëm; me dhunë; violent death vdekje me dhunë. 2. e fortë (dhimbje); i fuqishëm. 3. i ashpër (sulm etj); have a violent temper jam tip nevrik, jam idhnak● violently ['vajëlëntli] adv 1. dhunshëm; me dhunë; die violently kam një vdekje të dhunshme. 2. fort; fuqishëm, 3. ashpër (kritikoj); behave violently nevrikosem, nuk përmbahem* * *i fuqishëm; ashpër -
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гл.get violent, be violent, behave violently, storm -
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m.1 outrage, offense, affront, misbehavior.2 desman, aquatic insectivorous mammal Desmana moschata.* * *1 (animal) desman————————1 (exceso) outrage, excess, abuse2 (desgracia) misfortune* * *ISM1) (=exceso) excess2) (=ultraje) outrageIISM (Zool) muskrat* * *1) (exceso, abuso) outrage, excesslos desmanes cometidos durante la guerra — the excesses o outrages committed during the war
los desmanes de los hinchas — the disorderly (o violent etc) behavior of the fans
2) (Zool) desman* * *1) (exceso, abuso) outrage, excesslos desmanes cometidos durante la guerra — the excesses o outrages committed during the war
los desmanes de los hinchas — the disorderly (o violent etc) behavior of the fans
2) (Zool) desman* * *A (exceso, abuso) outrage, excesslos desmanes cometidos durante su reinado the abuses of power o outrages o excesses committed during his reignpara controlar los desmanes de los hinchas to control the disorderly ( o violent etc) behavior of the fansno estoy dispuesto a tolerar estos desmanes I am not prepared to tolerate this disgraceful behaviorB ( Zool) desman* * *
desmán sustantivo masculino (exceso, abuso) outrage, excess
* * *desmán nm1. [exceso] excess;con sus desmanes ahuyenta a mis amigos his outrageous behaviour scares off my friends;cometer desmanes [gamberradas] to behave violently;[saqueos] to commit excesses2. [abuso de poder] abuse (of power);han denunciado los desmanes de los gobernantes they have condemned the rulers' abuses of power3. [animal] Russian desmandesmán del Pirineo o de los Pirineos Pyrenean desman* * *m outrage* * *1) : outrage, abuse2) : misfortune -
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get* violent, behave violently -
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to behave violently; to run wild; to rage, to storm -
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to behave violently, to make a row ( an uproar); to brawl; to rampage; to be on the rampage -
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get / be violent, behave violently; go wild -
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несовер.;
без доп. behave outrageously/violently;
get/be violent;
rage, stormbehave outrageously, rage ;Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > буйствовать
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1.['raɪət]noun1) (violent disturbance) Aufruhr, derrun riot [all over something] — [Pflanze:] [etwas völlig über]wuchern
3) (coll.): (amusing thing or person)2. intransitive verbbe a riot — zum Piepen sein (ugs.)
* * *1. noun(a noisy disturbance created by a usually large group of people: The protest march developed into a riot.) der Aufruhr2. verb(to form or take part in a riot: The protesters were rioting in the street.) randalieren- academic.ru/62505/rioter">rioter- riotous
- riotously
- riotousness
- run riot* * *[ˈraɪət]I. n1. (disturbance) Krawall m, Unruhen pl, Ausschreitungen pl; (uproar) Aufstand m a. fig, Aufruhr m a. figrace \riot Rassenunruhen plto trigger a \riot Unruhen auslösena \riot of colour[s] eine Farbenprachta \riot of emotions ein Gefühlsausbruch mto have a \riot of a time eine tolle Zeit haben famto be a \riot zum Schießen [o Schreien] sein fam5.▶ to run \riot (behave uncontrollably) people Amok laufen; emotions verrücktspielen; artist sich akk in [wilden] Farb-/Klangorgien ergehen; (spread uncontrollably) prejudices um sich akk greifen; weeds wuchernmy imagination ran \riot die Fantasie ist mit mir durchgegangenII. vi1. (act violently) randalieren, Krawall machen* * *['raɪət]1. n1) (POL) Aufstand m no pl, Aufruhr m no pl; (by mob, football fans etc) Krawall m, Ausschreitungen pl; (fig = wild occasion) Orgie fthere'll be a riot if you announce that — wenn Sie das verkünden, gibt es einen Aufstand
to run riot (people) — randalieren; (vegetation) wuchern
his imagination runs riot —
2)or color(s) (US) —
3)to be a riot (inf) — zum Schießen or Schreien sein (inf)
2. virandalieren; (= revolt) einen Aufruhr machen* * *riot [ˈraıət]A sread sb the riot act jemandem die Leviten lesen;riot shield Schutzschild m (der Polizisten gegen gewalttätige Demonstranten etc);riot stick Schlagstock m2. Tumult m, Krawall m, Lärm m3. fig Aufruhr m (der Gefühle), Ausbruch m (von Leidenschaften etc)4. a) Zügellosigkeit f, Ausschweifung fb) Schwelgerei f, Orgie fc) fig Orgie f:a riot of colo(u)r eine reiche Farbenpracht;his imagination ran riot die Fantasie ging mit ihm durch;B v/i1. a) an einem Aufruhr teilnehmenb) einen Aufruhr anzetteln2. randalieren3. a) in Saus und Braus lebenb) fig schwelgen (in in dat)C v/t sein Leben etc in Saus und Braus zubringen* * *1.['raɪət]noun1) (violent disturbance) Aufruhr, derrun riot [all over something] — [Pflanze:] [etwas völlig über]wuchern
3) (coll.): (amusing thing or person)2. intransitive verbbe a riot — zum Piepen sein (ugs.)
* * *n.Aufruhr -en m.Ausschreitung f.Krawall -e m.Volksaufruhr m. -
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[ʼraɪət] nrace \riot Rassenunruhen fpl;to trigger a \riot Unruhen auslösen2) no pl(fig approv: display)a \riot of colour[s] eine Farbenpracht3) no pl(fig: outburst)a \riot of emotions ein Gefühlsausbruch mto have a \riot of a time eine tolle Zeit haben ( fam)PHRASES:to run \riot ( behave uncontrollably) people Amok laufen; emotions verrückt spielen; artist sich akk in [wilden] Farb-/Klangorgien ergehen;my imagination ran \riot die Fantasie ist mit mir durchgegangen vi1) ( act violently) randalieren;
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