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1 язвительное замечание
Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > язвительное замечание
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2 колючее замечание
Американизмы. Русско-английский словарь. > колючее замечание
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3 язвительный
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4 piching
caustic remark, gibe. piching ot /qil to make an inciteful remark, to make a gibe -
5 остър
1. sharp, keen(заострен) pointed, sharpостър завой a sharp bend/turnостър молив a sharp/a sharply-pointed pencilостър нос pointed noseостър ъгъл an acute angleостри черти (на лицето) strongly marked featuresс остри черти sharp-featured, sharp-faced2. (твърд на пипане) coarseостра коса coarse/stiff/wiry hairостра брада a stiff beardостър плат coarse cloth3. (за вятър, време, болка. миризма) sharp; acute; bitingостър вятър a sharp/keen/biting/nippy/nipping/brisk/searching windостър климат a severe/inclement climateостър студ a biting coldостра болка a sharp/an acute/a keen/a severe/an exquisite/мед. a lancinating painостър апендисит acute appendicitisв остра форма in acute formостър вкус/остра миризма a sharp/pungent taste/smell, tang4. (силно развит, проницателен) keen; acute, sharpостър слух a sharp/an acute earс остър слух sharp-earedостро зрение keen/acute eyesightостър ум a keen/a penetrating/an acute/a perspicacious mind, sharp wits/intelligenceс остър ум sharp-witted5. (рязък, рязко проявен) sharp; acute(язвителен) sarcastic, caustic, biting(рязък, груб) harshостър език a sharp/biting tongueс остър език sharp-tonguedостър тон a sharp/cutting/biting/scathing/trenchant toneостра забележка sharp/biting/caustic remarkостро пего a sharp penостри думи hard/biting wordsостра сатира biting/trenchant satireостра критика a sharp/scathing criticismостър недостиг an acute shortageостра нужда a sharply-felt/pressing needостра криза an acute crisis* * *о̀стър,прил., -ра, -ро, -ри 1. sharp, keen; ( заострен) pointed, sharp; много \остърър завой hairpin bend; \остърри черти (на лицето) strongly marked features; \остърър молив sharp/sharply-pointed pencil; \остърър ъгъл acute angle; с \остърри черти sharp-featured, sharp-faced;3. (за вятър, време, болка, миризма) sharp; acute; bitting; в \остърра форма in acute form; \остърра болка sharp/acute/keen/severe/exquisite/мед. lancinating pain; ( стомашна) griping pain; \остърър апандисит acute appendicitis; \остърър вкус/остра миризма sharp/pungent taste/smell, tang; \остърър вятър sharp/keen/biting/nippy/nipping/brisk/searching wind; \остърър климат severe/inclement climate; \остърър студ biting cold;4. ( силно развит, проницателен) keen; acute, sharp; \остърър ум keen/penetrating/acute/perspicacious mind, sharp wits/intelligence; с \остърър слух sharp-eared; с \остърър ум sharp-witted;5. ( рязък, рязко проявен) sharp; acute; ( язвителен) sarcastic, caustic, biting; gingery; ( рязък, груб) harsh; \остърра забележка gingery/biting/caustic remark; \остърра критика sharp/scathing criticism; \остърра нужда sharply-felt/pressing need; \остърра сатира biting/trenchant satire; \остърър недостиг acute shortage; \остърър тон sharp/cutting/biting/scathing/trenchant tone.* * *sharp: I need a остър knife. - Трябва ми остър нож., остър curve - остър завой; metallic (за глас); acute (прен.); cultrate; cutting{`kXtiN}; edged; fine; fulgurating (за болка); incisive (за ум); keen (проницателен); nice; nipping; penetrative{`penitreitiv}; perspicacious; pithy{`piTi}; poignant (за ум); quick{kwik}; subtle (за ум)* * *1. (заострен) pointed, sharp 2. (рязък, груб) harsh 3. (рязък, рязко проявен) sharp;acute 4. (силно развит, проницателен) keen;acute, sharp 5. (твърд на пипане) coarse 6. (язвителен) sarcastic, caustic, biting 7. 3, (за вятър, време, болка. миризма) sharp;acute;biting 8. sharp, keen 9. ОСТЪР апендисит acute appendicitis 10. ОСТЪР вкус/остра миризма a sharp/pungent taste/ smell, tang 11. ОСТЪР вятър а sharp/keen/biting/nippy/nipping/brisk/ searching wind 12. ОСТЪР език a sharp/biting tongue 13. ОСТЪР завой a sharp bend/turn 14. ОСТЪР климат a severe/inclement climate 15. ОСТЪР молив a sharp/a sharply-pointed pencil 16. ОСТЪР недостиг an acute shortage 17. ОСТЪР нос pointed nose 18. ОСТЪР плат coarse cloth 19. ОСТЪР слух a sharp/an acute ear 20. ОСТЪР студ a biting cold 21. ОСТЪР тон a sharp/ cutting/biting/scathing/trenchant tone 22. ОСТЪР ум a keen/a penetrating/an acute/a perspicacious mind, sharp wits/intelligence 23. ОСТЪР ъгъл an acute angle 24. в остра форма in acute form 25. много ОСТЪР завой a hairpin bend 26. остра болка а sharp/an acute/a keen/a severe/an exquisite/ мед. a lancinating pain 27. остра брада a stiff beard 28. остра забележка sharp/biting/caustic remark 29. остра коса coarse/stiff/ wiry hair 30. остра криза an acute crisis 31. остра критика a sharp/scathing criticism 32. остра нужда a sharply-felt/pressing need 33. остра сатира biting/trenchant satire 34. остри думи hard/ biting words 35. остри черти (на лицето) strongly marked features 36. остро зрение keen/acute eyesight 37. остро пего a sharp pen 38. с ОСТЪР език sharp-tongued 39. с ОСТЪР слух sharp-eared 40. с ОСТЪР ум sharp-witted 41. с остри черти sharp-featured, sharp-faced -
6 Bissigkeit
f* * *die Bissigkeitdoggishness; currishness; acidness; mordancy; rattiness* * *Bịs|sig|keitf -, -en2) (= Übellaunigkeit) waspishness; (Bemerkung) waspish remark* * ** * *Bis·sig·keit<-, -en>f3. (bissige Bemerkung) caustic remark* * ** * *f.acidness n.churlishness n.doggishness n.mordancy n.rattiness n. -
7 dardo
m.1 dart.2 Dardo.* * *1 (arma) dart, arrow* * *noun m.* * *SM dart* * *a) (Jueg) dartb) ( arma) small spear* * *= dart.Ex. Darts and snooker have both become favourite television programmes in society today.----* diana de dardos = dartboard.* tablero de dardos = dartboard.* * *a) (Jueg) dartb) ( arma) small spear* * *= dart.Ex: Darts and snooker have both become favourite television programmes in society today.
* diana de dardos = dartboard.* tablero de dardos = dartboard.* * *1 ( Jueg) dartjugar a los dardos to play darts2 (arma) small spear* * *
dardo sustantivo masculinoa) (Jueg) dart;
dardo sustantivo masculino dart
' dardo' also found in these entries:
English:
dart
* * *dardo nm1. [para jugar] dart;jugar a los dardos to play darts2. [dicho satírico] caustic remark;lanzó varios dardos envenenados a la oposición she directed several caustic remarks at the opposition* * *m dart* * *dardo nm: dart* * *dardo n dart -
8 kaustisch
CHEM. und fig.I Adj. caustic* * *kaus|tisch ['kaustɪʃ]1. adj (CHEM fig)caustic2. advseine Worte wirkten káústisch — his words were caustic
sich káústisch äußern — to make a caustic remark
* * *(burning by chemical action: caustic soda.) caustic* * *A. adj causticB. adv caustically;kaustisch wirken have a caustic effect* * *adv.caustically adv. -
9 gallig
Adj.1. Geschmack etc.: acrid2. fig. Temperament, Laune etc.: bilious; Bemerkung, Humor etc.: caustic; Satire etc.: biting* * *liverish; bilious* * *gạl|lig ['galɪç]1. adjgall-like attr; (fig) Mensch, Bemerkung, Humor caustic, acerbic2. adv (fig)caustically* * *gal·lig[ˈgalɪç]adj causticeine \gallige Bemerkung a caustic remark\galliger Humor a caustic sense of humour [or AM -or]* * *gallig adj1. Geschmack etc: acrid2. fig Temperament, Laune etc: bilious; Bemerkung, Humor etc: caustic; Satire etc: biting* * *adj.acrid adj. -
10 sarcasmo
m.1 sarcasm.2 sarcastic remark, quip, caustic remark, derisive remark.* * *1 sarcasm\con sarcasmo sarcastically* * *SM sarcasmes un sarcasmo que... — it is ludicrous that...
* * *a) ( cualidad) sarcasmlo dijo con sarcasmo — he said it sarcastically o in a sarcastic tone
b) ( comentario) sarcastic remark* * *= sarcasm.Ex. Sarcasm is a complex communication activity, but little is known about the individuals who use sarcasm.----* con sarcasmo = sardonically, pungently.* * *a) ( cualidad) sarcasmlo dijo con sarcasmo — he said it sarcastically o in a sarcastic tone
b) ( comentario) sarcastic remark* * *= sarcasm.Ex: Sarcasm is a complex communication activity, but little is known about the individuals who use sarcasm.
* con sarcasmo = sardonically, pungently.* * *1 (cualidad) sarcasmlo dijo con sarcasmo he said it sarcastically o in a sarcastic tone2 (comentario) sarcastic remark* * *
sarcasmo sustantivo masculino
sarcasmo sustantivo masculino sarcasm: es un sarcasmo que..., it is ironic that...
' sarcasmo' also found in these entries:
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sarcasm
- sarcastically
- sting
- note
* * *sarcasmo nmsarcasm* * *m sarcasm* * *sarcasmo nm: sarcasm* * *sarcasmo n sarcasm -
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1) General subject: a vitriolic remark, cutting remark, jeer, rub, scalding comment, snapper, taunt, twit, unpleasantry, snide remark, caustic remark2) Colloquial: dig, double brush3) Jargon: kicker4) Makarov: a pinch of pungent wit, incisive remark, pinch of pungent wit, vicious remarkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > язвительное замечание
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12 колкость
stinging/sharp/caustic remark; мн. barbed words, biting words, peppery words, tart words* * ** * *stinging/sharp/caustic remark; barbed words* * * -
13 gallig
gal·lig [ʼgalɪç] adjcaustic;eine \gallige Bemerkung a caustic remark;\galliger Humor a caustic sense of humour [or (Am) -or] -
14 едкое замечание
1) General subject: caustic remark, cutting remark, home thrust, nip, rubber, sarcastic remark, squib2) Literal: home-thrust3) Makarov: acid -
15 sátira
f.1 satire, sarcasm, sarcastical humor, sarcastical humour.2 satire, literary gender which makes uses of humor to ridiculize, satiric work, satiric writing.3 satire, satiric remark, caustic remark, sarcastic remark.* * *1 satire* * *SF satire* * *femenino satire* * *= satire, squib, skit, lampooning.Ex. The deputy detected her satire, and wondered aloud why the authors would have appropriated that particular language.Ex. To make the reading more fun for the children we'll include a squib about the garbage dog from 'The Eighteenth Emergency' by Betsy Byars to put alongside a passage about mongrels from the 'World Book Encyclopedia'.Ex. This film is really just a series of throwaway skits that the director and scriptwriter attempt to lard with parody and freaky fantasy.Ex. The author discusses art critic Harry Quilter, usually remembered today as 'Arry,' the butt of merciless lampooning by J.M. Whistler.----* sátira política = political satire.* sátira social = social satire.* * *femenino satire* * *= satire, squib, skit, lampooning.Ex: The deputy detected her satire, and wondered aloud why the authors would have appropriated that particular language.
Ex: To make the reading more fun for the children we'll include a squib about the garbage dog from 'The Eighteenth Emergency' by Betsy Byars to put alongside a passage about mongrels from the 'World Book Encyclopedia'.Ex: This film is really just a series of throwaway skits that the director and scriptwriter attempt to lard with parody and freaky fantasy.Ex: The author discusses art critic Harry Quilter, usually remembered today as 'Arry,' the butt of merciless lampooning by J.M. Whistler.* sátira política = political satire.* sátira social = social satire.* * *satireuna sátira de la sociedad a social satire* * *
sátira sustantivo femenino
satire
sátira sustantivo femenino satire
' sátira' also found in these entries:
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lampoon
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ПОДПУСКАТЬ/ПОДПУСТИТЬ шпильки (ШПИЛЬКУ) (кому, по поводу чего и т. п.) ПУСК АТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) all coll VP subj: human var. with шпильки is usu. impfv var. with шпильку is usu. pfv) to make caustic remarks or a caustic remark (to s.o.): X подпускал шпильки (подпустил шпильку) (Y-y (по поводу Z-a)) - X made digs (a dig) (at Y (about Z)) ( usu. in refer, to light hearted teasing) X needled Y.(Андрей:) Господин Харман знает русский язык, так что если вы начнёте пускать шпильки по поводу принадлежности его к капиталистическому обществу - то получится неловкость (Олеша 6). (A.:) Mr. Harman knows Russian, so if you start making digs about his being a capitalist—well, it would be awkward (6a).Жить с ним в одной комнате я не хотел бы -все говорят, что он любит подпускать шпильки (Эренбург 3). "Not that I would like to live in the same room with him, everybody says he likes to needle people" (3a). -
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• ПОДПУСКАТЬ/ПОДПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) (кому, по поводу чего и т.п.; ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) all coll=====⇒ to make caustic remarks or a caustic remark (to s.o.):- X подпускал шпильки (подпустил шпильку) (Y-y < по поводу Z-a>) - X made digs (a dig) (at Y < about Z>);- [usu. in refer, to lighthearted teasing] X needled Y.♦ [Андрей:] Господин Харман знает русский язык, так что если вы начнёте пускать шпильки по поводу принадлежности его к капиталистическому обществу -то получится неловкость (Олеша 6). [A.:] Mr. Harman knows Russian, so if you start making digs about his being a capitalist - well, it would be awkward (6a).♦ Жить с ним в одной комнате я не хотел бы - все говорят, что он любит подпускать шпильки (Эренбург 3). "Not that I would like to live in the same room with him, everybody says he likes to needle people" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подпускать шпильки
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• ПОДПУСКАТЬ/ПОДПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) (кому, по поводу чего и т.п.; ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) all coll=====⇒ to make caustic remarks or a caustic remark (to s.o.):- X подпускал шпильки (подпустил шпильку) (Y-y < по поводу Z-a>) - X made digs (a dig) (at Y < about Z>);- [usu. in refer, to lighthearted teasing] X needled Y.♦ [Андрей:] Господин Харман знает русский язык, так что если вы начнёте пускать шпильки по поводу принадлежности его к капиталистическому обществу -то получится неловкость (Олеша 6). [A.:] Mr. Harman knows Russian, so if you start making digs about his being a capitalist - well, it would be awkward (6a).♦ Жить с ним в одной комнате я не хотел бы - все говорят, что он любит подпускать шпильки (Эренбург 3). "Not that I would like to live in the same room with him, everybody says he likes to needle people" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подпускать шпильку
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• ПОДПУСКАТЬ/ПОДПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) (кому, по поводу чего и т.п.; ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) all coll=====⇒ to make caustic remarks or a caustic remark (to s.o.):- X подпускал шпильки (подпустил шпильку) (Y-y < по поводу Z-a>) - X made digs (a dig) (at Y < about Z>);- [usu. in refer, to lighthearted teasing] X needled Y.♦ [Андрей:] Господин Харман знает русский язык, так что если вы начнёте пускать шпильки по поводу принадлежности его к капиталистическому обществу -то получится неловкость (Олеша 6). [A.:] Mr. Harman knows Russian, so if you start making digs about his being a capitalist - well, it would be awkward (6a).♦ Жить с ним в одной комнате я не хотел бы - все говорят, что он любит подпускать шпильки (Эренбург 3). "Not that I would like to live in the same room with him, everybody says he likes to needle people" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подпустить шпильки
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• ПОДПУСКАТЬ/ПОДПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) (кому, по поводу чего и т.п.; ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ ШПИЛЬКИ (ШПИЛЬКУ) all coll=====⇒ to make caustic remarks or a caustic remark (to s.o.):- X подпускал шпильки (подпустил шпильку) (Y-y < по поводу Z-a>) - X made digs (a dig) (at Y < about Z>);- [usu. in refer, to lighthearted teasing] X needled Y.♦ [Андрей:] Господин Харман знает русский язык, так что если вы начнёте пускать шпильки по поводу принадлежности его к капиталистическому обществу -то получится неловкость (Олеша 6). [A.:] Mr. Harman knows Russian, so if you start making digs about his being a capitalist - well, it would be awkward (6a).♦ Жить с ним в одной комнате я не хотел бы - все говорят, что он любит подпускать шпильки (Эренбург 3). "Not that I would like to live in the same room with him, everybody says he likes to needle people" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подпустить шпильку
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