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121 детский
прл1) относящийся к ребёнку children's, child'sде́тская больни́ца — children's hospital
де́тская кни́га — book for children
де́тская игру́шка — toy, plaything
де́тский труд — child labo(u)r
де́тская ко́мната в милиции — juvenile delinquents' room
2) незрелый childish, childlike -
122 детский
child имя прилагательное:childlike (детский, искренний как ребенок, чистый, непосредственный как ребенок, невинный как ребенок, простой как ребенок)childly (детский, ребячливый) -
123 simple-minded
1. a бесхитростный2. a туповатый, глуповатыйСинонимический ряд:1. dim-witted (adj.) childish; childlike; dim-witted; dull; foolish; idiotic; moronic; unintelligent2. harmless (adj.) harmless; innocuous; jejune; naive -
124 tender
1. n няня; сестра; сиделка2. n сторож3. n диал. помощник; официант4. n амер. механик, оператор5. n мор. посыльное судно6. n мор. судно-матка7. n мор. плавучая база8. n мор. вспомогательное судно9. v переправлять на посыльном судне10. n предложение11. n юр. официальное предложение12. n сумма, вносимая в уплату долга13. n платёжное средство14. n стр. заявка на подряд15. n ком. тендер, договор-подряд16. v предоставлять или вносить; оплачиватьto tender a thousand dollars in full satisfaction of a debt — полностью оплатить долг размером в тысячу долларов
17. v выполнять18. v предлагать; представлять; давать, приносить19. v устраивать20. v подавать заявку21. v подавать заявление о подписке22. v брать подряд23. a нежный, мягкий, ласковый; любящий24. a мягкий, ненастойчивый25. a мягкий, лёгкий26. a делающий мягким, нежным27. a такой, от которого можно расчувствоватьсяtender of amends — предложение стороны возместить вред, причинение которого она признаёт
28. a заботливый, заботящийся; чуткий, внимательный29. a осторожный30. a слабый31. a хрупкий, ломкий32. a незрелый; молодойtender age — юные годы; незрелый возраст
33. a чувствительный; отзывчивый, чуткий34. a болезненный; уязвимый35. a обидчивый; легко ранимый36. a щекотливый, деликатный37. a мягкий, приглушённый38. a диал. жалкийtender sight — жалкое валкий, малоостойчивый
39. v уст. делать мягким, нежным; размягчать40. v уст. заботиться; быть внимательным41. v уст. оказывать уважениеСинонимический ряд:1. careful (adj.) careful; chary; considerate; reluctant2. kind (adj.) affectionate; compassionate; kind; kindhearted; loving; merciful; pitiful; responsive; softhearted; sympathetic; warm; warmhearted3. mild (adj.) delicate; gentle; mild; soft; soft-hearted; tender-hearted4. sensitive (adj.) aching; acute; painful; raw; sensitive; sore; ticklish; touchy5. weak (adj.) feeble; fragile; frail; supple; weak6. youthful (adj.) childish; childlike; immature; young; youthful7. boat (noun) boat; dinghy; lifeboat; motorboat; skiff8. evidence (noun) evidence; proof; sign9. offer (noun) bid; offer; offering; proffer; proposal10. give (verb) extend; give; hold out; offer; pose; present; proffer; submit; volunteerАнтонимический ряд:adult; apathetic; appropriate; callous; coarse; cruel; gentle; hardy; harsh; insensitive; iron; mature; merciless; pitiless; retain; tough -
125 unfeminine
1. a неженский, несвойственный женщине2. a неженственныйСинонимический ряд:like a boy (adj.) adolescent; boyish; childish; childlike; like a boy; puerile; young -
126 child
plural - children; noun1) (a young human being of either sex.) enfant2) (a son or daughter: Her youngest child is five years old.) enfant•- childish - childishly - childishness - childless - childlike - childbirth - child's play -
127 child
plural - children; noun1) (a young human being of either sex.) criança2) (a son or daughter: Her youngest child is five years old.) filho ou filha•- childish - childishly - childishness - childless - childlike - childbirth - child's play -
128 kindlich
- {baby} - {babyish} trẻ con, như trẻ con - {childish} của trẻ con, hợp với trẻ con, ngây ngô - {childlike} ngây thơ, thật thà - {daughterly} đạo làm con gái - {filial} con cái, đạo làm con - {infant} còn thơ ấu, ở tuổi còn thơ, còn trứng nước, vị thành niên - {infantile} ấu trĩ - {kiddy}
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