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1 взбрыкивающая
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2 козлоподобный
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3 взбрыкивающая
General subject: buckish (о лошади) -
4 вонючий
1) General subject: buckish, cheesy, fetid, foetid, foul, frowzy, funky, goatish, graveolent, malodorous, nauseous, noisome, odoriferous, putrid, rank, smelly, stinking, stinky2) Botanical term: fetid (лат. felosomus), fetid (лат. nidorosus), stinking (лат. felosomus), stinking (лат. nidorosus)3) Bookish: olid4) British English: whiffy5) Australian slang: off like a bucket of prawns in the midday sun, on the bugle, on the nose -
5 изысканный
1) General subject: accomplished (о манерах), ambitious, buckish, choice, cordon bleu (о кулинарном искусстве, столе), courtly, couth, dainteth, daintith, dainty, delicate, delicious, distingue, distinguished, elegant, exquisite, fancy, fancy goods, far-fetched, finical, finicky, hand-picked, highbred (о манерах), jaunty, kid glove, kid-glove, nice (о манерах, стиле), oversubtle, polished, polite (об обществе, компании), precieux, precious (о языке, слоге), rarefied, refined, snooty, soigne, spirituel, spirituelle, studied, taffeta, taffety, urbane, lace-doily, boutique3) Dialect: curious4) American: tony5) Bookish: concinnous, finicking6) Architecture: recherche7) Textile: elaborate, fashionable9) Food industry: gourmet10) Perfume: sophisticated -
6 козлоподобный
General subject: buckish -
7 оживлённый
1) General subject: active (the market is active - на рынке царит оживление), animate, animated, bobbish, bouncy, bright, brisk, buckish, buoyant, busy (об улице), cheery, chirpy, chirrupy, convivial (party), excited, exhilarated, freck, gleg, jaunty, jocund, jolly, lively, merry, much bucked, pleasant, pretty bobbish, rousing (о торговле и т.п.), saucy, spirited, sprightful, sprightly, spunky, vivacious, whisky, zesty, zippy, bundle of energy (One who is especially lively, continually active, or industrious.), flourishing (flourishing trade routes to the Far and Middle East), galvanizing2) Geology: revived4) Dialect: peart6) Economy: brisk (о спросе)7) Scottish language: crouse8) Jargon: up-beat9) Makarov: resurrected (о реке, к-рая после затопления вновь течёт по прежнему руслу), roaring, rushing (о торговле), travelled (о дороге), up10) Phraseological unit: bundle of nerves (A lively, continually active person.) -
8 оживленный
1) General subject: active (the market is active - на рынке царит оживление), animate, animated, bobbish, bouncy, bright, brisk, buckish, buoyant, busy (об улице), cheery, chirpy, chirrupy, convivial (party), excited, exhilarated, freck, gleg, jaunty, jocund, jolly, lively, merry, much bucked, pleasant, pretty bobbish, rousing (о торговле и т.п.), saucy, spirited, sprightful, sprightly, spunky, vivacious, whisky, zesty, zippy, bundle of energy (One who is especially lively, continually active, or industrious.), flourishing (flourishing trade routes to the Far and Middle East), galvanizing2) Geology: revived4) Dialect: peart6) Economy: brisk (о спросе)7) Scottish language: crouse8) Jargon: up-beat9) Makarov: resurrected (о реке, к-рая после затопления вновь течёт по прежнему руслу), roaring, rushing (о торговле), travelled (о дороге), up10) Phraseological unit: bundle of nerves (A lively, continually active person.) -
9 похотливый
1) General subject: buckish, cat, concupiscent, concupiscible, funky, goatish, harlot, hircine, lascivious, lewd, lickerish, lickerous, liquorish, lubricious, lubricous, lustful, lusty, prurient, rammish, randy, raunchy, salacious, sensual, wanton, warm, codding2) American: lecherous3) Rude: ruttish5) Taboo: affy, all fussed up, all worked up, born with a horn (см. horn), bouncing, brimmin', bullin', (о мужчине) dame-dazed, dimple-dizzy, fussed up, fuzzy, haywire, horny, horsin', hot as a fire-cracker, hot pants, hot-ass, hot-lovin', hot-stuff, hotcha, mushy, one hundred and twenty in the shade, pashful, purse-proud, ramstudious, red in the comb, rusty, sexed up, sexplorer, sexy, sizzling, (о мужчине) skirt-happy, stork-mad, sultry, torrid (см. hot), well-bred, wired up, yenny -
10 фатоватый
1) General subject: buckish, coxcombical, dandiacal, dandy, dandyish, foppish, goopy, lardy dardy, lardy-dardy, skipjack2) American: dude -
11 щеголеватый
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12 похотливый
lustful* * ** * *lustful, lewd, lascivious* * *buckishgoatishhircinelasciviouslewdlickerishliquorishlubricouslustfulprurientrammishsalacious -
13 щегольской
foppish* * *foppish, dandified; dandy* * *beauishbuckishdandyniftynuttyrakishsnappysportyswashing -
14 вонючий
smelly имя прилагательное: -
15 фатоватый
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16 щегольской
nifty имя прилагательное:
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buckish — buck·ish … English syllables
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buckish — … Useful english dictionary
Dandified — Dan di*fied, a. Made up like a dandy; having the dress or manners of a dandy; buckish. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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