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21 богатый урожай
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муж.
1) harvest, yield, crop урожай этого года ≈ this year's harvest/yield убирать урожай( в амбары, склады и т.п.) ≈ to garner the crop добиваться рекордных урожаев ≈ to achieve record harvests богатый урожай ≈ rich harvest/crop второй урожай ≈ aftercrop урожай на корню ≈ crop on the root;
on-the-root harvest/yield собирать урожай ≈ to gather in the harvest убирать урожай ≈ to harvest, to reap, to take the crop, to cut
2) (изобилие) abundance, a bumper crop прям. и перен. -
23 богатый
1. прил. rich, wealthy богатый чем-л. ≈ rich in something быть богатым ≈ to be in the money быть богаче ≈ to be better off богатый рыбой ≈ finny богатый лугами ≈ (о местности) meadowy богатый новостями ≈ разг. newsy богатый сплетнями ≈ разг. newsy чрезвычайно богатый ≈ passing rich богатая растительность ≈ luxuriant vegetation богатое убранство ≈ rich/splendid/gorgeous ornamentation богатый урожай ≈ bumper crop/harvest
2. муж.;
скл. как прил. rich man;
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1. прил. rich;
(о людях, странах и т. п. тж.) wealthy;
~ урожай rich harvest;
~ опыт rich experience;
~ витаминами, жирами rich in vitamins, fats;
край, ~ лесами country abounding in forests;
2. в знач. сущ. м. the rich man*;
мн. the rich;
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прил.
1) high;
tall (о человеке) ;
lofty (о горе, доме) высокая вода высокая местность высокий урожай высокая талия
2) (возвышенный, значительный) elevated, lofty, high высокий стиль высокие цели
3) муз. high, high-pitched ∙ быть высокого мнения (о ком-л./чем-л.) ≈ to think highly (of), to have a high opinion (of) высокий лоб высокий гость в высокой степенивысок|ий -
1. high;
(о человеке, животном) tall;
~ мальчик tall boy;
~ дом tall/high building;
~ая местность high locality, high ground;
комната с ~им потолком room with a high ceiling;
~ая вода high water;
(при приливе) high tide;
2. (большой, значительный) high;
~ урожай high yield, big crop, bumper crop/harvest;
~ая производительность труда high productivity of labour;
3. (отличный, хороший) great;
~ое мастерство great skill;
~ая оценка high appreciation/assessment;
4. (почётный, важный) high;
~ая награда high award;
~ая честь great honour;
~ гость honoured guest;
5. (возвышенный) elevated, lofty;
~ порыв lofty urge/impulse;
6. (о звуках) high, high-pitched;
~ая грудь high breast;
~ лоб high forehead;
lofty brow;
~ая талия short waist;
быть ~ого мнения о ком-л. have* a high opinion of smb., think* highly of smb.
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