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121 противный ветер
2) Naval: adverse wind, foul wind3) Fishery: opposing wind, wind ahead, wind dead ahead, wind right ahead4) Marine science: head wind5) Makarov: baffling wind, contrary wind, converse wind, cross-wind, dead noser, dead-wind, malevolent wind -
122 противоположное
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123 противоположный
1) General subject: abhorrent, adverse, alien, antipathic, contrary, converse, counter, cross, inverse, opponent, opposed, opposite, oppositional, otherways, otherwise, reverse, reversed2) Geology: antipathetic3) Naval: antipode4) Medicine: contralateral6) Engineering: antithetic, unlike7) Bookish: contradistinct8) Mathematics: antagonistic or two-person zero-sum (game), antithetical, contrary to, negative9) Law: counter to (чему-л.)10) Psychology: contrapositive11) Electronics: buck12) Astronautics: antipodal13) Drilling: incompatible14) Oceanography: conflicting15) Makarov: alternative, ambivalent, antagonistic, anti-, antipolar, backhanded (по направлению), opposite (находящийся напротив), opposite (обратный) -
124 с разрешения
1) General subject: by (with) assent, pace, with the authorization of, with the permission of, with the approval, courtesy of, by authority, with permission (from)2) Military: under authority3) Religion: pace (Contrary to the opinion of someone; used as an expression of deference to someone's contrary opinion)4) Law: upon authorization of (кого-л.)5) Cliche: with the kind permission6) Makarov: by assent, with assent -
125 сверхъестественный
1) General subject: against( contrary to) nature, cool, eerie, eery, extranatural, miraculous, non natural, non-natural, numinous, otherworldly, preternatural, psychic, supernatural, supernormal, superorganic, supramundane, supranatural, transcendent, transnatural, uncanny, unearthly, weird, weirdly, epiphanal2) Bookish: hyperphysical3) Religion: metaphysical4) Psychology: superhuman, supernaturalist, supernaturalistic, transcendental6) Makarov: against nature, contrary to natureУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сверхъестественный
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126 совсем наоборот
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В ГЛАЗАХ чьих, кого PrepP Invar the resulting PrepP is sent advaccording to s.o. 's perception or opinionin the eyes of s.o.in s.o.'s eyes (estimation, opinion) as s.o. sees it (in limited contexts) s.o. looks on s.o. sth. as (on)... to s.o.Выше всего он ставил настойчивость в достижении целей: это было признаком характера в его глазах... (Гончаров 1). Persistence in the pursuit of a certain aim was a quality he valued most it was a mark of character in his eyes... (1a)....Собственно против отца у меня не было никакого дурного чувства. Напротив: он как будто ещё вырос в моих глазах... (Тургенев 3)....1 bore no ill will against my father. On the contrary, he seemed to have risen in my estimation... (3a).Я не скрываюсь: я люблю то, что вы называете комфортом, и в то же время я мало желаю жить. Примирите это противоречие как знаете. Впрочем, это всё в ваших глазах романтизм» (Тургенев 2). "I don't deny that I love what you call comfort and yet I have little desire to live. Try and reconcile those inconsistencies if you can. In any case it's all romanticism to you" (2a).Она вздохнула, но, кажется, больше от радости, что опасения её кончились и она не падает в глазах мужа, а напротив... (Гончаров 1). ( context transl) She sighed, but it seemed to be a sigh of happiness that her apprehensions were over and that she had not fallen in her husband's esteem, but quite the contrary (1b). -
128 О-85
СВЕРХ (ПРОТИВ) (ВСЯКОГО) ОЖИДАНИЯ ((ВСЯКИХ) ОЖИДАНИЙ) ВОПРЕКИ (ВСЯКОМУ) ОЖИДАНИЮ ((ВСЯКИМ) ОЖИДАНИЯМ) PrepP these forms only sent adv (parenth)) in spite of or exceeding what is expectedcontrary to (all) expectation(s)against all (one's) expectations.Митька лоснился сдерживаемой радостью. Торжество сквозило в каждом его движении. Сотник против ожидания показался Григорию нимало не сконфуженным... (Шолохов 2). Mitka was glistening with restrained joy. Triumph surged through every movement. Contrary to expectations, the lieutenant seemed not in the least put out... (2a).(Шмага:) Вчера у меня, сверх всякого ожидания, деньги завелись... (Островский 3). ( context transl) (Sh.:) Yesterday, to my utter astonishment, I came into some money... (3a).
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