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1 услужлив
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2 покладистый
complaisant, obliging -
3 податливый
pliable, pliant -
4 покладистый
complaisant, obliging -
5 снисходительный
1) indulgent, complaisant2) ( обидно-покровительственный) condescendantснисходи́тельный тон — ton condescendant
* * *adjgener. indulgent, bienveillant, complaisant, débonnaire, supérieur, tolérant, condescendant -
6 услужливый
serviable; obligeant, complaisant ( любезный); prévenant ( предупредительный)услу́жливый дура́к опа́снее врага́ посл. — mieux un sage ennemi [ɛnmi] qu'un sot ami
* * *adj1) gener. complaisant, obligeant, prévenant, serviable, empressé2) obs. officieux -
7 податливый
(com)pliant, pliable; complaisant перен.* * ** * *(com)pliant, pliable; complaisant перен.* * *accessibleamenableductileflexiblekindlimbermalleablemanageablepliantsequacioussqueezableyielding -
8 покладистый
accommodating; amenable, agreeable; complaisant, obliging (любезный); appeasable, easy (сговорчивый); facile, yielding (уступчивый)* * ** * *accommodating; amenable, agreeable; complaisant* * *facilegentlemildsoftyielding -
9 умильный
1) sweet; (трогательный) touching
2) разг. (угодливый) complaisant* * *1) sweet; touching 2) complaisant, officious* * *home-feltmovingpathetictouching -
10 услужливый
obliging* * ** * *obliging, complaisant* * *accommodatingaccommodativecomplaisantofficiouspleasing -
11 вежливый
1) General subject: affable, attentive, bland, civil, civil spoken, civil-spoken, complaisant, conventional, courteous, courtly, debonair (об обхождении), delicate, fair, fair spoken, fair-spoken, forthcoming, genteel, gentle, gentlemanlike, gentlemanly, graceful, gracious, mannerly, polite, respectful, suave, urbane, well spoken, well-spoken2) Colloquial: parliamentary3) Bookish: debonnaire (об обхождении) -
12 любезный
1) General subject: accommodating, amiable, communicable, complacent, complaisant, courteous, dear, debonair, good (how good of you! - как это мило с вашей стороны!), graceful, gracious, handsome (смотрите, также handsome manners), kind, lovely, my good fellow, my good man (мой), nice, nice (of, to, about), obliging, polite, sweet, sweetheart, urbane, willing to oblige, helpful, soft-spoken2) Colloquial: bloater3) Obsolete: gallant, sirrah (обращение к нижестоящему)4) Bookish: amene5) Psychoanalysis: affable -
13 обходительный
1) General subject: affable, amiable, complaisant, conversable, courteous, fair spoken, fair-spoken, forthcoming, friendly in manner, handsome (смотрите, также handsome manners), polite, politic, suave, svelte2) Obsolete: serviceable3) Diplomatic term: diplomatical -
14 обязательный
1) General subject: automatic, binding upon, bounden, canonic, canonical, coactive, complaisant, compulsive (для всех), essential, incumbent, indispensable (о законе и т. п.), mandatory, obligated, obligative, obligatory, obliging, of obligation, preceptive, required, stringent, sure, willing to oblige, bound, committed (о характере)2) Geology: pending3) Medicine: obligate4) Chemistry: indispensible5) Mathematics: imperative6) Law: mandative, plainly required, requisite, sine qua non, regulatory7) Economy: essential adf8) Taxes: binding (к исполнению)9) Patents: binding, compulsory10) Business: compulsive, incurred, necessary11) Sakhalin energy glossary: shall be subject to mandatory promulgation12) Oil&Gas technology normative (например, в ISO 6974: Normative annex - обязательное приложение ( противоположн. - informative annex))13) Makarov: compulsory (для всех), inevitable, irremissible14) Gold mining: pending (напр. results are pending) -
15 он любезен, сердечен и хорошо воспитан
General subject: he is complaisant, cordial and well-bredУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он любезен, сердечен и хорошо воспитан
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16 она во всем уступала сестре
General subject: she was entirely complaisant to her sisterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > она во всем уступала сестре
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17 покладистый
1) General subject: accommodating, appeasable, dealable, easy, easygoing, facile, squarable, yielding, supple, malleable, complaisant, obliging, compliant, conformable, agreeable, flexible, accepting, nice2) Jargon: easy-going -
18 покладистый муж
General subject: complaisant husband -
19 почтительный
1) General subject: assentaneous, awesome, complacent, complaisant, deferential, gallant, honorific, honorific (о формах речи), humble, obeisant, regardful, respectable, respectful, reverent, reverential2) Church: Right Reverend, reverend3) Obsolete: gallant (к женщинам)4) Business: dutiful5) Makarov: deferent6) Internet: awsm -
20 услужливый
General subject: accommodating, accommodative, complacent, complaisant, helpful, obliging, officious, pleasing, service-minded (персонал), serviceable, willing to oblige, servile, supple, subservient
См. также в других словарях:
complaisant — complaisant, ante [ kɔ̃plɛzɑ̃, ɑ̃t ] adj. • 1556; de complaire 1 ♦ Qui a de la complaisance (envers autrui). ⇒ aimable, empressé, obligeant, 1. poli, prévenant, serviable. Être, se montrer complaisant pour, envers qqn. Vous n êtes pas très… … Encyclopédie Universelle
complaisant — COMPLAISANT, ANTE. adj. Qui a de la complaisance pour les autres. Un homme complaisant. Un esprit doux et complaisant. Humeur complaisante.Complaisant, est aussi substantif. Et dans cette acception l on dit, qu Un homme n aime que les… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
complaisant — complaisant, ante (kon plè zan, zan t ) adj. 1° Qui a de la complaisance ou des complaisances.... • S il m eût vaincu, votre esprit complaisant Lui faisait de ma tête un semblable présent, CORN. Pomp. III, 2. • Et, comme c est m aimer que… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
Complaisant — Com plai*sant, a. [F. complaisant, p. pr. of complaire to acquiesce as a favor, fr. L. complacere. See {Complacent}.] Desirous to please; courteous; obliging; compliant; as, a complaisant gentleman. [1913 Webster] There are to whom my satire… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
complaisant — Complaisant, [complais]ante. adj. v. Qui a de la complaisance pour les autres. Un homme complaisant. un esprit doux & complaisant. humeur complaisante … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
complaisant — 1640s, from Fr. complaisant (16c.), in M.Fr., pleasing, prp. of complaire acquiesce to please, from L. complacere be very pleasing (see COMPLACENT (Cf. complacent), with which it overlapped till mid 19c.). Possibly influenced in French by O.Fr.… … Etymology dictionary
complaisant — index complacent, obedient, obeisant, permissive, yielding Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
complaisant — obliging, good natured, *amiable Analogous words: affable, genial, cordial, *gracious: courteous, courtly, gallant, polite, *civil: *suave, urbane, politic, diplomatic, smooth, bland: agreeable, *pleasant, pleasing Antonyms: contrary, perverse … New Dictionary of Synonyms
complaisant — [adj] agreeable accommodating, amiable, compliant, conciliatory, deferential, easy, easy going, friendly, generous, good humored, good natured, good tempered, indulgent, lenient, mild, obliging, polite, solicitous, submissive; concept 401 Ant.… … New thesaurus
complaisant — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ willing to please others or to accept their behaviour without protest. DERIVATIVES complaisance noun. ORIGIN French, from Latin complacere to please … English terms dictionary
complaisant — [kəm plā′zənt, kəm plāsənt; ] also [ käm′plə zant΄] adj. [Fr, prp. of complaire < L complacere: see COMPLACENT] willing to please; affably agreeable; obliging complaisantly adv … English World dictionary