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1 engaged
1. a обручённый, помолвленныйengaged couple — обручённые, жених и невеста
2. a занятый, занятойthe engaged signal — сигнал «занято»
say I am engaged — скажите, что я занят
3. a занимающий определённую позициюСинонимический ряд:1. affianced (adj.) affianced; betrothed; contracted; intended; matched; pledged; plighted; promised2. busy (adj.) busy; occupied; working3. employed (adj.) employed; performing; practicing; pursuing4. intent (adj.) absorbed; deep; engrossed; immersed; intent; preoccupied; rapt; wrapped; wrapped up5. booked (verb) bespoke; booked; reserved6. busied (verb) busied; engrossed; immersed; soaked7. encountered (verb) encountered; faced; met; took on/taken on8. engaged (verb) employed; engaged; hired; meshed; put on; retained; take on9. entangled (verb) draw in; entangled10. had (verb) carry on; had; indulged; partaken; participated11. occupied (verb) involved; monopolised; occupied; pre-empted; tie up12. promised (verb) contracted; passed; pledged; promised; undertaken; undertook/undertaken -
2 soaked
пропитывать; пропитанныйСинонимический ряд:1. drenched (adj.) drenched; flooded; immersed; marinated; sodden; soggy; sopping; soppy; soused; very wet; waterlogged2. wet (adj.) damp; dripping; madid; moist; moistened; saturate; saturated; soaking; watery; wet; wringing-wet3. drank/drunk or drank (verb) boozed; drank/drunk or drank; guzzled; imbibed; nipped; swigged; swilled; tanked up; tippled4. drenched (verb) deluged; doused; drenched; drowned; impregnated; saturated; seethed; soaked; soddened; sopped; soused; steeped; waterlogged; wet or wetted; wetted5. engaged (verb) busied; engaged; engrossed; immersed; occupied6. overcharged (verb) clipped; fleeced; overcharged; skinned; stuck -
3 immersed
a бот. подводный, произрастающий под водойСинонимический ряд:1. absorbed (adj.) absorbed; consumed; deep; engaged; engrossed; enthralled; fascinated; intent; involved; mesmerised; mesmerized; preoccupied; rapt; wrapped; wrapped up2. dipped (adj.) baptized; bathed; dipped; doused; drowned; plunged; soaked; submerged; wet3. baptized (verb) aspersed; baptized; christened; sprinkled4. dipped (verb) dipped; doused; ducked; dunked; immersed; soused; submerged; submersed5. engaged (verb) busied; engaged; engrossed; occupied; soaked -
4 occupied
1. a оккупированный, занятый2. a снятый, арендованный3. a занятый, имеющий занятие4. a занятый; расписанный, полный дел5. a спец. занятый, заполненныйСинонимический ряд:1. engrossed (adj.) absorbed; engaged; engrossed; entertained; involved; working2. in use (adj.) busy; employed; in use; leased; rented; taken; utilised; utilized3. engaged (verb) busied; engaged; engrossed; immersed; monopolised; pre-empted; soaked; tie up4. peopled (verb) inhabited; involved; occupied; peopled; populated; take over; tenanted -
5 busy
I1. adjective1) деятельный; занятой (at, in, with); busy as a bee (или a beaver) очень занятой2) занятый; the line is busy номер (телефона) занят; линия занята; busy signal сигнал 'занято' (по телефону)3) оживленный (об улице)4) беспокойный, суетливый; busy idleness трата энергии на пустякиSyn:active, engaged, engrossed, occupied2. verb1) давать работу, засадить за работу, занять работой; I have busied him for the whole day я дал ему работу на весь день; to busy one's brains ломать себе голову2) refl. заниматьсяIInoun slang1) сыщикAnt:idle, inactive, inert, passive, relaxed, unoccupied* * *1 (a) занятой; занятый2 (r) пользующийся спросом* * *занятой; занятый* * *[bus·y || 'bɪzɪ] v. заниматься, занимать, давать работу, засадить за работу adj. занятой, занятый, деятельный, оживленный, надоедливый, назойливый* * *беспокойныйделенделовойдельныйдеятельныйзанятзанятойзанятыйоживленныйозабоченозабоченныйсуетливый* * *I 1. прил. 1) деятельный; занятой (at, in, with) 2) занятый 2. гл. 1) давать работу, засадить за работу, занять работой 2) возвр. заниматься II сущ.; сленг детектив
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