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3 уютный
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5 уютный
(о месте) cozy, comfortable; cozy разг.; (приятный) agreeable* * ** * *cozy, comfortable; cozy agreeable* * *canniecannycomfortablecosyhomelikehomelysnug -
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1) General subject: apple polish, apple-polish (к учителю), brown-nose, cringe, curry favour, fawn, flatter, get in (к кому-л.), honey, insinuate, make up (к кому-л.), play the spaniel, slaver, smalm, smarm, sneak, soft soap, soft-soap, sweet talk, sweet-talk, curry flavour with (к кому-л.), cozy up to, ingratiate oneself with4) Literal: play up to (к кому-л.)5) Rare: toadeat6) Australian slang: be up one another, make up to, suck up to7) Jargon: drip, suck up, suck up to ( someone), sweeten up, toady, suck up (к-at), dick riding, chum (например, к учителю), fish, heel8) American English: butter up, dance on ( one's) hind legs like a sycophantic lap dog, fall over oneself singing praises, fawn over, kiss ass, kiss butt, lick ass, lick butt, try to get in good with, try to suck up to9) Invective: eat shit10) Makarov: creep, to cozy up (to) (к кому-л.), fawn on, fawn upon, cotton up (к кому-л.), curry favour with (к кому-л.) -
7 (находящийся) в тесных отношениях
General subject: cozy with (Some people think our new mayor is too cozy with provincial politicians. - в чересчур тесных отношениях)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > (находящийся) в тесных отношениях
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8 в тесных отношениях
General subject: (находящийся) cozy with (Some people think our new mayor is too cozy with provincial politicians. - в чересчур тесных отношениях)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > в тесных отношениях
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9 уютный
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10 всё более теплые отношения
Diplomatic term: increasingly cozy relationship (... between... and... - между... и... ; англ. цитата - из статьи в журнале National Interest, США; контекстуальный перевод)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > всё более теплые отношения
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11 втираться в доверие
1) General subject: (кому-л.) creep into favour, (к кому-л.) worm oneself into favour, wriggle into favour, cozy up to, worm one's way into confidence, ingratiate oneself with2) Makarov: (кому-л.) creep into favourУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > втираться в доверие
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12 заискивать
1) General subject: crouch, curry favour, humble oneself (перед кем-л.), ingratiate, make up (перёд кем-л.), suck, suck up, bow and scrape, curry favor with, make up, curry favour with (перед кем-л.), humble oneself (перед кем-л), ingratiate oneself with, sidle up (to), cozy up to2) American: chum (особ. перёд учителем) -
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1) General subject: cozy up to (к кому-либо - someone), stick2) American: hit on -
14 колпак на чайник
General subject: tea cozy -
15 обожать
1) General subject: adore, hero worship, hero-worship (кого-л.), idolize, worship, to be lost to (smth), go in for, love2) Colloquial: be( one's) thing (If coffee's your thing, one sip and you'll never want to leave this cozy Italian coffee house on Commercial Drive, especially on a rainy day. - Если вы обожаете кофе), be big (on) (My son is big on peanut butter and jam sandwiches.), love to bits (usually a pet: I love him to bits! He's my little cuddlebug.), be a sucker for sb/sth3) Jargon: to be death on (smth.) (что-л.), have eyes for4) Makarov: dote on5) Taboo: go ape-shit about something (что-л.) -
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General subject: adapt, make up to, cozy up to -
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1) General subject: cuddle (друг к другу), huddle, nestle, nuzzle, snuggle, squeeze up against (к кому-л., чему-л.), smoosh (щекой), cozy up to2) Engineering: in intimate engagement3) Mathematics: be forced against, rest against4) Polygraphy: blow down5) Makarov: squeeze up against (smb., smth.) (к кому-л., чему-л.) -
19 притворяться другом
Jargon: cozy upУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > притворяться другом
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20 стёганый чехол
General subject: cosy (для чайника), cozy (для чайника)
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cozy — see cosy … Modern English usage
cozy — [adj] comforting, soft, warm comfortable, comfy, cuddled up, cushy, easeful, in clover, intimate, in velvet*, on bed of roses*, restful, safe, secure, sheltered, snug, snug as bug in rug*, snuggled down, tucked up; concepts 485,605,606 Ant.… … New thesaurus
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