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4 бравировать своей грубостью
Makarov: flaunt boorishnessУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бравировать своей грубостью
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1) General subject: clownery, gross out, loutish behaviour, low conduct, boorishness, discourtesy, impudence, loutishness, offence, rudeness, offensive behaviour2) Colloquial: gross-out3) Jargon: lip -
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(тв.) flaunt (d.), defy (d.), brave (d.), show* off (d.); (без доп.) put* on a show of bravado, put* a good face on -
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............................................................1. brutishness............................................................2. bestialityجانور خویی، حیوانیت، وحشی گری، حیوان صفتی............................................................3. barbarity(n.) وحشیگری، بی رحمی، قساوت قلب............................................................4. squalor(n.) درهم و برهمی و کثافت، آلودگی، کثافت کاری، ژولیدگی............................................................5. boorishness............................................................6. loutishness -
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............................................................1. boorishness............................................................2. loutishness -
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сущ.boorishness;loutishness -
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сущ.boorishness; loutishness -
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(тв.) книжн.flaunt (d), defy (d), brave (d), show off (d); (без доп.) put on a show of bravado; put a good face onбрави́ровать опа́сностью — ≈ defy danger; parade one's fearlessness
брави́ровать свое́й гру́бостью — flaunt one's boorishness
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с. прост.boorishness, slobbery -
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с. разг.boorishness; rudeness -
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См. также в других словарях:
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boorishness — noun see boorish … New Collegiate Dictionary
boorishness — See boorishly. * * * … Universalium
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boorishness — See: boorish … English dictionary
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