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21 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 -
22 вульгарный
1) General subject: barnyard, blatant, caddish, coarse, common, florid (об украшении), gross, jazz, low, low minded, low-minded, new rich, new-rich, non-U, non-U a, plebeian, profane, raffish, shoplike, slangy (об одежде), underbred, vulgar, kitschy (о произведениях искусства, которые, однако, хорошо профессионально сделаны), shoddy, bawdy, bling, lumpen2) Medicine: vulgaris3) Colloquial: loud, low-down, lowlife, tarty, reach-me-down4) French: parvenu5) Ironical: non upper class7) Australian slang: tizzy8) Architecture: flamboyant9) Psychology: voyeurism10) Jargon: blue, cheesy, chit (о молодых людях), raw, tacky11) American English: brassy12) Makarov: rowdy -
23 вышедший из моды
1) General subject: demoded, desuete, old fangled, old-fashioned, out of fashion, outmoded, out of wear2) Colloquial: mumsy (His suit mumsy must be in days of the Lincoln.Его костюм вышел из моды должно быть ещё во времена Линкольна.)4) Jargon: used-to-be, groovy, cheesy, out, has-been5) Business: out of date, out-of-date -
24 грязноватая гостиница
General subject: a cheesy hotelУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > грязноватая гостиница
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25 дешёвая материя
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26 дешёвый (в основном об одежде)
Jargon: cheesyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дешёвый (в основном об одежде)
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27 дешевизна
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28 дрянной
1) General subject: bum, cheesy, crappy, crummy, grungy, junky, lousy, mean, no good, rubbishy, scald, shoddy, trashy, tuppenny, twopenny, twopenny halfpenny, twopenny-halfpenny, wretched, worthless, disgraceful3) American: number ten4) Jargon: crumby, scabby, Mickey Mouse, dinky5) Emotional: rotten6) Taboo: gammy -
29 дурацкий
1) General subject: cockscomb, cod, damned (none of your damned nonsense! - не валяйте дурака!), fatuous, foolish, fools, idiotic, idiotical, silly, stupid, tomfool, wacky, preposterous, (о наряде, одежде...) poofy, off-the-wall, crackbrained, fatheaded, flatheaded, witless, half-witted, goofy2) Colloquial: bone-headed, cheesy, numpty, lousy, freaking3) American: whacky4) Jargon: dumb-ass, fat-headed, jerky, klutzy, divvy, dorky, lard-head, ridiculous, cockamamie, squirrely6) Taboo: monkey-farting, sorry-ass -
30 идиот
1) General subject: clot, cretin, doping, driveller, gowk, idiot, imbecile, moon-calf, mooncalf, moron, natural (от рождения), one eye, one-eye, ignoramus, stookawn, imbeciles2) Medicine: ament4) Slang: meat-head, bananahead (американизм, то же, что и "butthead")5) Religion: fool6) British English: arsehole (производное от "Asshole"), nit7) Law: dunce8) Australian slang: bozo, dumbcluck, eggroll, galah, geek, nana, nong, sausage short of a barbeque, snag short of a barbie, spac, spack, spak9) Rude: asshole11) Jargon: dude, idjit, stupe, Amadain (Omadhan), stooge (Stooge can also sometimes be used to mean "Idiot" (according to Wikipedia)), burke, dingleberry, Caffler, airhead, malaka, bean brain, nipple head, mutt12) Japanese: baka (http://www.urbandictionary.com/iphone/\#define?term=Baka)13) American English: no-account, dummkopf, dumbkopf, dumkopf14) Invective: butthead (американизм, в частности, имя одного из двух персонажей американского мульсериала "Beavis & Butthead"), shithead (американизм)15) Makarov: innocent16) Taboo: Sir Anthony (см. Sir Anthony Blunt), ass-head, barf bag, bee-fool, bell-end, berk, big bum, big bummer, bit of a knob (см. knob), bletherskate (буквально означает bag of shite), bloody fool, blooming idiot, can of piss, cheesy helmet, div, dork, doughnut, dumbnuts, (от еврейского 80+90, означающего буквы pay и tzadik, являющиеся эвфемизмом слова putz q.v.) eighty-ninety, fuckwit, gack, gee-bag (см. gee), goit, gom, gowl, jerk, jerk-off, jerkwad, jive ass, knob-head, mong, muppet, nucker (сокращение от numb scull fucker), numbnuts, pee-head, pillock, piss pot, plonker, pranny, prat, pratt, prick, pussy clot, puto, putz (евр.), rass clot (см. rass и pussy clot), schmuck (из идиш), scrote, smeghead, stupid shit, wank, wank stain, twat17) Yiddish: shmendrik -
31 казеозная пневмония
Medicine: caseous pneumonia (при туберкулёзе лёгких), cheesy pneumonia (при туберкулёзе лёгких)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > казеозная пневмония
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32 казеозный
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33 казеозный абсцесс
Medicine: caseous abscess, cheesy abscess -
34 казеозный бронхит
Medicine: caseous bronchitis, cheesy bronchitis -
35 казеозный гной
Medicine: cheesy pus (творожистый) -
36 масло с сырным м привкусом
Makarov: cheesy butterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > масло с сырным м привкусом
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37 масло с сырным привкусом
Food industry: cheesy butterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > масло с сырным привкусом
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38 модный
1) General subject: ( quite) the thing, Belgravian, a la mode, cheesy, chic, dressy, dressy (о платье), fancy goods, fashion, fashionable, genteel, hip, in fashion, knowing, modish, new-fashioned, nifty, nobby, pop, pops, quite the thing, saucy, smart, snappy, sought after, sought-after (о человеке), spick-and-span, spickandspan, spiffing, spiffy, stylish, stylish fashion, swagger, tiddly (об одежде), trig, where it's at, fancy, nouveau, (то есть следящий за последними веяниями моды) fashion-forward, voguish, boutique4) Obsolete: passant6) Accounting: style7) Australian slang: now8) Deprecatingly: trendy9) Textile: pansy, up-to-date10) Jargon: kicky, nobby knobby, out, sharp, slap-up, snazzy, spiny, with it, zootie, zooty, happening (Oh, Tiffany, your skirt is really happening! О, Тиффани, твоя юбка очень модна!), razzle-dazzle, shi-shi, cool, fly, natty, together11) Makarov: hot (о товаре), in wear, la mode12) Taboo: sexy -
39 некачественная материя
Jargon: cheesyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > некачественная материя
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40 немодный
1) General subject: cheesy, demoded, dowdy (о платье), fashionless, obsolete, out of fashion, out-of-fashion, passe, unfashionable, unstylish, non-U, out-of-vogue2) Colloquial: naff3) Architecture: outmoded4) Textile: conservative5) Jargon: old hat, out in the left field, groovy, unhip, tacky
См. также в других словарях:
Cheesy — may refer to: the word: Containing or resembling cheese. (informally) Trite, contrived, cliche. Often of poor quality; shoddy. Unintentionally disingenuous, lacking subtlety and lacking discernment Cheese Cheesy (video game) Camp (style) Kitsch… … Wikipedia
cheesy — chē zē adj, chees·i·er; est resembling cheese in consistency <cheesy lesions> <a cheesy discharge> * * * (cheґze) caseous … Medical dictionary
cheesy — (adj.) cheese like, late 14c., from CHEESE (Cf. cheese) (n.1) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Meaning cheap, inferior is attested from 1896, originally as U.S. student slang, along with cheese (n.) an ignorant, stupid person. In late 19c. British slang, cheesy… … Etymology dictionary
Cheesy — Chees y, a. Having the nature, qualities, taste, form, consistency, or appearance of cheese. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
cheesy — ► ADJECTIVE (cheesier, cheesiest) 1) like cheese in taste, smell, or consistency. 2) informal cheap or blatantly artificial. DERIVATIVES cheesiness noun … English terms dictionary
cheesy — [chēzē] adj. cheesier, cheesiest 1. like cheese in consistency, smell, etc. ☆ 2. Slang a) inferior; poor b) tasteless; tacky cheesiness n … English World dictionary
cheesy — [[t]tʃi͟ːzi[/t]] cheesier, cheesiest 1) ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n Cheesy food is food that tastes or smells of cheese. ...cheesy biscuits... The sauce was too runny and not cheesy enough. 2) ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe something as… … English dictionary
cheesy — UK [ˈtʃiːzɪ] / US [ˈtʃɪzɪ] adjective Word forms cheesy : adjective cheesy comparative cheesier superlative cheesiest 1) tasting like cheese, or tasting of cheese cheesy biscuits 2) informal lacking style or good quality and slightly silly cheesy… … English dictionary
cheesy — chees|y [ tʃizi ] adjective 1. ) INFORMAL lacking style or good quality and slightly silly: CRUMMY: cheesy shoes 2. ) tasting like cheese or tasting of cheese: cheesy biscuits 3. ) a cheesy smile is wide and looks false: his cheesy grin … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cheesy — I. /ˈtʃizi/ (say cheezee) adjective (cheesier, cheesiest) 1. like cheese: cheesy taste; cheesy consistency. 2. Colloquial smelly. {chees(e) + y1} –cheesiness, noun II. /ˈtʃizi/ (say cheezee) Colloqui …
cheesy — cheesily, adv. cheesiness, n. /chee zee/, adj., cheesier, cheesiest. 1. of or like cheese: a cheesy aroma; a cheesy taste. 2. Slang. inferior or cheap; chintzy: The movie s special effects are cheesy and unconvincing. [1350 1400; ME. See CHEESE1 … Universalium