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1 ехтящ
clamorous; echoic; resounding; reverberant -
2 креслив
1. (пронизителен) shrill, piercing; screaming2. (рязък) strident3. (който много кряска) screaming, clamorous, squalling, noisy, loud-mouthed4. прен. loud, flashy, glaring, blatant* * *креслѝв,прил.1. ( пронизителен) shrill, piercing; screaming, high-pitched, ear-splitting;2. ( рязък) strident;4. прен. loud, flashy, glaring, blatant.* * *clamorous; loud-mouthed; pipy{`paipi}; (прен.): blatant* * *1. (който много кряска) screaming, clamorous, squalling, noisy, loud-mouthed 2. (пронизителен) shrill, piercing;screaming 3. (рязък) strident 4. прен. loud, flashy, glaring, blatant -
3 крещящ
1. shrill, screaming; clamorous, vociferous, loud2. (за цвят, реклама) loud, flashy, glaring, garish, jazz (y)(безвкусен) meretricious; tinsel (attr.)(за външност) florid3. (за нужда) pressing, urgent, imperative, crying4. (очебиен) glaring, blatantкрещяща неправда flagrant/glaring/outrageous/clamant injusticeкрещящо зло an evil that cries for remedy* * *крещя̀щ,сег. деят. прич. (и като прил.)1. shrill, screaming; clamorous, vociferous, loud;2. (за цвят, реклама) loud, flashy, glaring, garish, jazz(y); gaudy; flamboyant; ( безвкусен) meretricious; tinsel (attr.); (за външност) florid;3. (за нужда) pressing, urgent, imperative, crying, burning;4. ( очебиен) glaring, blatant; \крещяща неправда flagrant/glaring/outrageous/clamant injustice; \крещящо зло an evil that cries for remedy.* * *blatant; crying{`kraiiN}; flamboyant; flashy{`flESli}; florid; gaudy{`gO;di}; glaring: а крещящ injustice - крещяща неправда; gross; meretricious; starling{`sta;liN}* * *1. (безвкусен) meretricious;tinsel (attr.) 2. (за външност) florid 3. (за нужда) pressing, urgent, imperative, crying 4. (за цвят, реклама) loud, flashy, glaring, garish, jazz(y) 5. (очебиен) glaring, blatant 6. shrill, screaming;clamorous, vociferous, loud 7. КРЕЩЯЩa неправда flagrant/glaring/outrageous/clamant injustice 8. КРЕЩЯЩо зло an evil that cries for remedy -
4 шумен
1. noisy, loud, tumultuous; knockabout, boisterous; vociferous; uproarious; obstreperous(за човек и) loud-mouthed2. sensational; topicalшумен успех a noisy/thundering success; a smash hitшумен процес a cause celebre, a celebrated trialшумна афера a noisy affair, a spectacular caseшумно приветствие cheering, cheersшумен прием a rousing/noisy/thundcrous reception* * *шу̀мен,прил., -на, -но, -ни 1. noisy, loud, tumultuous; knockabout, roistering, boisterous; vociferous; uproarious; obstreperous; clamorous, clamant; (за човек) loud-mouthed;2. sensational; topical; high-profile; \шуменен прием rousing/noisy/thunderous reception; \шуменен процес cause célèbre, celebrated/high-profile trial; \шуменен успех noisy/thundering success; smash hit; \шуменно приветствие cheering, cheers.* * *noisy: a шумен classroom - шумна класна стая; loud ; clamorous ; high-sounding ; riotous {raixtxs}; roaring ; robust ; tumultuous ; uproarious {XprO;rixs}; a celebrated trial - шумен процес* * *1. (за човек и) loud-mouthed 2. noisy, loud, tumultuous;knockabout, boisterous;vociferous;uproarious;obstreperous 3. sensational;topical 4. ШУМЕН прием a rousing/noisy/thundcrous reception 5. ШУМЕН процес a cause cеlebre, a celebrated trial 6. ШУМЕН успех a noisy/thundering success;a smash hit 7. шумна афера a noisy affair, a spectacular case 8. шумно приветствие cheering, cheers -
5 заплашителен
threatening, menacing, ominousкниж. minacious, minatoryзаплашително пламъче в очите му a nasty look/glint in his eye* * *заплашѝтелен,прил., -на, -но, -ни threatening, menacing, ominous; forbidding; книж. minacious, minatory; \заплашителенно пламъче в очите му a nasty look/glint in his eye.* * *clamorous; comminatory; forbidding; fulminating; menacing{'menxsiN}; minacious; minatory; ominous* * *1. threatening, menacing, ominous 2. заплашително пламъче в очите му a nasty look /glint in his eye 3. книж. minacious, minatory -
6 звънлив
ringing, clear, clear-ringing(за глас, песен и) resonant, sonorous, resounding, bubbling(за чаши) clinking* * *звънлѝв,прил. ringing, clear, clear-ringing; (за глас, тон, песен и пр.) silvery, resonant, sonorous, resounding, bubbling; (за чаши) clinking.* * *clamorous; ringing* * *1. (за глас, песен и) resonant, sonorous, resounding, bubbling 2. (за чаши) clinking 3. ringing, clear, clear-ringing
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