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41 юмор
муж.humo(u)r, drolleryчувство юмора — humour, sense of humour, funny bone, risibles
тонкий юмор — lambent humour, light vein of humour
черный юмор — grim/black humour
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42 мрачный юмор
1) General subject: black humour, churchlike humour, dark humour, gallows humour, sick humour, wry humour, humor noir2) Aviation medicine: humor humidity noir3) Makarov: grim humour -
43 гумор
ч1) humourтонкий гумор — lambent humour, light vein of humour
чорний гумор — grim/black humour
почуття гумору — sense of humour, funny bone, risibles
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44 Humor
Hu·moreinen goldenen \Humor haben to be irrepressibly good-humoured2) (Witz, Wesensart) [sense of] humour [or (Am) -or];den \Humor verlieren to become bad-tempered [or ill-humoured];der rheinische \Humor the Rhineland brand of humour;[einen Sinn für] \Humor haben to have a sense of humour;keinen [Sinn für] \Humor haben to not have a sense of humour, to be humourless;schwarzer \Humor black humourWENDUNGEN:\Humor ist, wenn man trotzdem lacht ( prov) you've got to laugh2. Hu·mor <-s,-es> [ʼhu:mɔ:ɐ̭] m -
45 grim
[grɪm]1) (depressing) [ news] sinistro, spiacevole; [ town] tetro, sinistro; [sight, conditions] opprimente, spaventoso; [ reality] duro; [ future] cupo2) (unrelenting) [ struggle] feroce, accanito; [ resolve] spietatoto hold onto sb. like grim death — aggrapparsi a qcn. con le unghie e con i denti
3) (unsmiling) [ expression] arcigno, severoto be grim-faced — avere un volto torvo o truce
4) colloq. (poor) [accommodation, food] pessimoI'm feeling pretty grim — (ill) mi sento malissimo; (depressed) ho il morale a terra
* * *[ɡrim]1) (horrible; very unpleasant: The soldiers had a grim task looking for bodies in the wrecked houses.) macabro2) (angry; fierce-looking; not cheerful: The boss looks a bit grim this morning.) truce3) (stubborn, unyielding: grim determination.) risoluto•- grimness- grimly
- like grim death* * *grim /grɪm/a.2 (lett.) deciso; feroce; risoluto; spietato: grim courage, risoluto coraggio; a grim battle, una battaglia feroce5 (fam.) sgradevole; spiacevole6 (fam.) assai brutto; orribile; pessimo● grim news, notizie deprimenti □ (fig.) the Grim Reaper, la morte □ like grim death, fino alla morte (fig.); a oltranza: to hold on like grim death, stare attaccato con le unghie e con i denti.* * *[grɪm]1) (depressing) [ news] sinistro, spiacevole; [ town] tetro, sinistro; [sight, conditions] opprimente, spaventoso; [ reality] duro; [ future] cupo2) (unrelenting) [ struggle] feroce, accanito; [ resolve] spietatoto hold onto sb. like grim death — aggrapparsi a qcn. con le unghie e con i denti
3) (unsmiling) [ expression] arcigno, severoto be grim-faced — avere un volto torvo o truce
4) colloq. (poor) [accommodation, food] pessimoI'm feeling pretty grim — (ill) mi sento malissimo; (depressed) ho il morale a terra
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47 чёрный
прил.1) ( о цвете) blackчёрный как у́голь — coal-black
2) ( имеющий тёмный цвет кожи) blackчёрная ра́са — black race
чёрный контине́нт (об Африке) — black continent
3) (в названиях нек-рых животных, растений, минералов, продуктов) blackчёрный то́поль — black poplar
чёрный хлеб — brown / black / rye bread
чёрный ко́фе — black coffee
чёрный пе́рец — black pepper
чёрный алма́з — black diamond, carbonado
4) ( тёмный) black, pitch-black5) ( грязный) black, dirtyче́рез час руба́шка была чёрной — the shirt was black within an hour
6) (непарадный, подсобный) back (attr)чёрная ле́стница — backstairs pl
7) эк. (неофициальный, скрытый от отчётности) blackчёрный нал, чёрная ка́сса — black money
чёрный ры́нок — black market
чёрная би́ржа — illegal exchange
чёрная эконо́мика — black economy
8) (подлый, преступный) black, baseчёрное де́ло — black / dirty deed
чёрное се́рдце — black heart
9) (мрачный, безрадостный) black, dark, gloomyчёрная меланхо́лия — deep melancholy [-kə-]
чёрные мы́сли — dark / gloomy thoughts
ви́деть всё в чёрном све́те — see everything in the worst light; have a black outlook
10) (с названиями дней недели, в к-рые произошли какие-л трагические события) blackчёрная пя́тница — Black Friday
ходи́ть в чёрном — wear [weə] black, be dressed in black
13) мн. как сущ. шахм. Black sg••чёрный глаз — evil ['iːvəl] eye
чёрный ка́рлик астр. — black dwarf
чёрный по́яс (знак отличия в спортивных единоборствах) — black belt
чёрный спи́сок — blacklist
занести́ (вн.) в чёрный спи́сок — blacklist (d), put (d) on a blacklist
чёрный фильм, чёрное кино́ (жанр пессимистических, мрачных фильмов) — film noir [nwɑːr]
чёрный ю́мор — black humour
чёрный я́щик — 1) авиа ( бортовой самописец) black box, flight recorder 2) ( нечто с неизвестным содержимым) black box
чёрная гниль биол. — black rot
чёрная дыра́ астр. — black hole
чёрная за́висть у кого́-л — smb is green with envy
чёрная ко́шка пробежа́ла (ме́жду) — ≈ there is a coolness (between)
чёрная ма́гия — black magic
чёрная металлу́рги́я — ferrous metallurgy
чёрная неблагода́рность — base [-s] ingratitude
чёрная рабо́та — dirty work
чёрная со́тня ист. — the Black Hundred
чёрное де́рево — ebony
чёрное духове́нство — the regular clergy
чёрное зо́лото (уголь) — black diamonds pl ( coal)
чёрные мета́ллы тех. — ferrous metals
чёрные пары́ с.-х. — fallow land sg
чёрным по бе́лому — in black and white
выдава́ть чёрное за бе́лое — call black white
держа́ть в чёрном те́ле кого́-л — keep smb on short rations; treat smb shabbily
бере́чь / откла́дывать на чёрный день — put by for a rainy day
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48 чорний
1) black; поет. sable, ebony; (про волосся тж.) ravenчорний хліб — brown ( black) bread, rye bread
чорний колір — black, sable
чорний лак — black japan, japan, black varnish
чорний паслін — morel, black nightshade
чорний турмалін мін. — jetstone
2) ( про метали) ferrous3) ( некваліфікований - про роботу) heavy, rough; unskilled4) (тіньовий, нелегальний) black, illegalчорний ринок — black ( illegal) market
чорний хакер комп. — dark-side hacker
5) backчорний хід — back entrance; backstairs
6) ч (як ім.) black7) мн. шах. Blackграти чорнями — to play Black, to have the Blacks
8) black, gloomy, sad, fatal, unluckyчорний гумор — grim/black humour
чорний день — evil (unlucky, rainy) day, hard timeso
берегти на (про) чорний день — to put for ( against) a rainy day
чорний ящик — black box; ( на літаку) flight recorder
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49 czarn|y
Ⅰ adj. grad. 1. (kolor) [farba, włosy, kot] black; [oczy] dark, black 2. (ciemny) [chmury, drzewa] dark, black 3. (nieoświetlony) [noc, ulica, wnętrze] black, dark 4. [osoba] (z ciemnymi włosami) dark-haired; (czarnoskóry) black, dark-skinned 5. (ubrudzony) black, filthy- czarny od błota filthy(-black) with mud- czarny od sadzy/węgla black with soot/coal- ściany domu były czarne od dymu the walls of the house were black with smoke6. (niegodziwy) [niewdzięczność] foul, black 7. (złowieszczy) [myśli, rozpacz] black, dark; [wizja] dark, bleak; (smutny) [wieści, rok] bad, sad Ⅱ czarn|y m, czarna f pot. black (person)- □ czarna skrzynka black box- czarny humor black humourThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czarn|y
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м.чу́вство ю́мора — sense of humour
••ю́мор ви́сельника — gallows humour
чёрный ю́мор — black humour
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51 humor
1 humour♦voorbeelden:zwarte humor • black humourer de humor (niet) van inzien • (not) (be able to) see the joke (of it)gevoel voor humor • sense of humour -
52 Schwarz
1) ( eine tiefdunkle Färbung aufweisend) black;es geschah in \Schwarzer Nacht it happened in the dead of night;\Schwarzer Kaffee black coffee;\Schwarz von Menschen crowded out, packed\Schwarze Fingernägel haben to have grimy fingernails;wo bist du denn so \Schwarz [am Hemd/an der Jacke] geworden? where did you manage to get [your shirt/jacket] so dirty?\Schwarzes Geld untaxed money;die \Schwarze Benutzung von Software the illegal [or illicit] use of software;der \Schwarze Besitz/ Erwerb einer Schusswaffe ist strafbar ownership of/buying a firearm without [holding] a licence is a criminal offence;er unterhält neben dem offiziellen noch ein \Schwarzes Konto in addition to his official account he also has another [or a separate] one for [all] his shady dealsihre Eltern waren so \Schwarz, dass... her parents were such staunch Catholics that...;\Schwarz wählen ( fam) to vote for the Christian Democrats [in Germany]5) ( unglücklich) black;der S\Schwarze Freitag fin Black Friday6) ( abgründig) black;\Schwarzer Humor black humour;\Schwarze Gedanken evil thoughts7) ( negrid) black;der S\Schwarze Erdteil the Dark ContinentWENDUNGEN:\Schwarz auf weiß in black and white [or writing];bis jd \Schwarz wird ( fam) till the cows come home; s. a. Brett, Erdteil, Gold, Kaffee, Liste, Mann, Magie, Markt, Meer, Messe, Peter, Schaf, Seele, Tee, Tod, Witwe1) (mit \Schwarzer Farbe) blacketw \Schwarz kaufen to buy sth illicitly [or on the black market];\Schwarz über die Grenze gehen to cross the border illegally2. Schwarz <-[es]> [ʃvarts] ntkein pl black;in \Schwarz in black; -
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1) ( eine tiefdunkle Färbung aufweisend) black;es geschah in \schwarzer Nacht it happened in the dead of night;\schwarzer Kaffee black coffee;\schwarz von Menschen crowded out, packed\schwarze Fingernägel haben to have grimy fingernails;wo bist du denn so \schwarz [am Hemd/an der Jacke] geworden? where did you manage to get [your shirt/jacket] so dirty?\schwarzes Geld untaxed money;die \schwarze Benutzung von Software the illegal [or illicit] use of software;der \schwarze Besitz/ Erwerb einer Schusswaffe ist strafbar ownership of/buying a firearm without [holding] a licence is a criminal offence;er unterhält neben dem offiziellen noch ein \schwarzes Konto in addition to his official account he also has another [or a separate] one for [all] his shady dealsihre Eltern waren so \schwarz, dass... her parents were such staunch Catholics that...;\schwarz wählen ( fam) to vote for the Christian Democrats [in Germany]5) ( unglücklich) black;der S\schwarze Freitag fin Black Friday6) ( abgründig) black;\schwarzer Humor black humour;\schwarze Gedanken evil thoughts7) ( negrid) black;der S\schwarze Erdteil the Dark ContinentWENDUNGEN:\schwarz auf weiß in black and white [or writing];bis jd \schwarz wird ( fam) till the cows come home; s. a. Brett, Erdteil, Gold, Kaffee, Liste, Mann, Magie, Markt, Meer, Messe, Peter, Schaf, Seele, Tee, Tod, Witwe1) (mit \schwarzer Farbe) blacketw \schwarz kaufen to buy sth illicitly [or on the black market];\schwarz über die Grenze gehen to cross the border illegally2. Schwarz <-[es]> [ʃvarts] ntkein pl black;in \schwarz in black; -
54 hirtehishuumori
yks.nom. hirtehishuumori; yks.gen. hirtehishuumorin; yks.part. hirtehishuumoria; yks.ill. hirtehishuumoriin; mon.gen. hirtehishuumorien hirtehishuumoreiden hirtehishuumoreitten; mon.part. hirtehishuumoreja hirtehishuumoreita; mon.ill. hirtehishuumoreihingallows humor (noun)grim humor (noun)* * *• black humour• gallows humor• gallows humour• grim humor• black humor -
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56 чёрный юмор
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57 чёрный юмор
1) General subject: dark humour2) Art: black humour -
58 grim
grim [grɪm]a. [place] sinistre ; [news, situation] mauvaisb. [person, face, expression] ( = stern) sévère ; ( = worried) sombre ; [smile] amer ; [humour] macabre ; [voice] sombre• to feel grim ( = unwell) ne pas être dans son assiette* * *[grɪm]1) ( depressing) [news, town] sinistre; [sight, conditions] effroyable; [reality] dur2) ( unrelenting) [struggle] acharné; [resolve] terrible3) ( unsmiling) grave4) (colloq) ( poor) [accommodation, food] très mauvais5) ( black) [humour] macabre -
59 черный юмор
grim/black humourБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > черный юмор
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60 мрачный гротеск
Makarov: black humour
См. также в других словарях:
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humour — hu|mour1 BrE humor AmE [ˈhju:mə US ˈhju:mər, ˈju: ] n [U] 1.) the ability or tendency to think that things are funny, or funny things you say that show you have this ability ▪ his humour and charm ▪ Greg s feeble attempt at humour ▪ English… … Dictionary of contemporary English
black humor — noun the juxtaposition of morbid and farcical elements (in writing or drama) to give a disturbing effect • Syn: ↑black humour • Topics: ↑drama • Hypernyms: ↑expressive style, ↑style * * * noun … Useful english dictionary
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