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[ˈsɪnɪkəl] adjectiveinclined to believe the worst, especially about people:ساخِر، تَهَكُّمـيa cynical attitude.
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لاذِع \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. caustic: (of speech) sharp, bitter: a caustic description of an actor’s bad performance. cynical: of or like a cynic. hot: (of pepper, etc.) having a burning taste. piercing: (of wind) going through clothes, cracks, etc. to make one cold; (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: (of tastes) acid: a sharp green apple, (of speech) severe; fierce She has a sharp tongue. -
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سَاخِر \ cynic: sb. who has no faith in human goodness and believes that people only do things for bad reasons, or personal gain. cynical: of or like a cynic. ironic(al): (of a statement) said with words that say the opposite of what one means, esp. for amusing effect: ‘There is nothing I like better than cold tea!’ he said ironically, when he found I’d forgotten to keep it hot. sarcastic: (of a person) using sarcasm; (of words) intentionally hurtful and spoken in a bitter voice: When he said my mistake was ‘clever’ he was being sarcastic. sardonic: showing bitter, cruel amusement: a sardonic smile. -
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تَهَكُّمِيّ \ cynical: of or like a cynic. sarcastic: (of a person) using sarcasm; (of words) intentionally hurtful and spoken in a bitter voice: When he said my mistake was ‘clever’ he was being sarcastic. sardonic: showing bitter, cruel amusement: a sardonic smile. -
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1́ adj. sarcastic, ironic, ironical, sardonic, derisive, derisory, tongue in cheek, cynic, cynical, bitter, biting, cutting, irradiant, quizzical, saturnine, laughable, wry, snide2́ n. giber, sarcast, lampoonist, sneerer, scoffer, persiflage, lampooner, epigram -
6 عياب
adj. faultfinding, captious, cynical, cynic -
7 متشائم
1́ adj. pessimistic, dim, gloomy, cynic, black, cynical2́ n. biliousness, pessimist -
8 انتقادي
اِنْتِقادِيّ: مُوْلَعٌ بِالانْتِقاد، كَثِيرُ الانْتِقادcritical, carping, captious, quibbling, censorious, faultfinding, hypercritical, cynical; (captious) criticizer, (chronic) critic, carper, faultfinder, censurer -
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ساخِرsarcastic, ironic(al), sardonic, satiric(al), sneering, mocking, derisive, cynical, cutting, caustic, bitter, biting, acrimonious, mordacious -
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عَيّاب: مُوْلَعٌ بِالانْتِقادfaultfinding, captious, carping, censorious, hypercritical, very critical, cynical; faultfinder, captious criticizer, chronic critic, carper, censurer, blamer -
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تَهَكُّمِيّ \ cynical: of or like a cynic. sarcastic: (of a person) using sarcasm; (of words) intentionally hurtful and spoken in a bitter voice: When he said my mistake was ‘clever’ he was being sarcastic. sardonic: showing bitter, cruel amusement: a sardonic smile. -
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سَاخِر \ cynic: sb. who has no faith in human goodness and believes that people only do things for bad reasons, or personal gain. cynical: of or like a cynic. ironic(al): (of a statement) said with words that say the opposite of what one means, esp. for amusing effect: ‘There is nothing I like better than cold tea!’ he said ironically, when he found I’d forgotten to keep it hot. sarcastic: (of a person) using sarcasm; (of words) intentionally hurtful and spoken in a bitter voice: When he said my mistake was ‘clever’ he was being sarcastic. sardonic: showing bitter, cruel amusement: a sardonic smile. \ ساخِر (لابتسامة أو وجْه) \ wry: (of a smile or face) showing dislike or lack of pleasure. -
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لاذِع \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. caustic: (of speech) sharp, bitter: a caustic description of an actor’s bad performance. cynical: of or like a cynic. hot: (of pepper, etc.) having a burning taste. piercing: (of wind) going through clothes, cracks, etc. to make one cold; (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: (of tastes) acid: a sharp green apple, (of speech) severe; fierce She has a sharp tongue. -
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لاذِع \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. caustic: (of speech) sharp, bitter: a caustic description of an actor’s bad performance. cynical: of or like a cynic. hot: (of pepper, etc.) having a burning taste. piercing: (of wind) going through clothes, cracks, etc. to make one cold; (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: (of tastes) acid: a sharp green apple, (of speech) severe; fierce She has a sharp tongue. -
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لاذِع \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. caustic: (of speech) sharp, bitter: a caustic description of an actor’s bad performance. cynical: of or like a cynic. hot: (of pepper, etc.) having a burning taste. piercing: (of wind) going through clothes, cracks, etc. to make one cold; (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: (of tastes) acid: a sharp green apple, (of speech) severe; fierce She has a sharp tongue. -
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لاذِع \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. caustic: (of speech) sharp, bitter: a caustic description of an actor’s bad performance. cynical: of or like a cynic. hot: (of pepper, etc.) having a burning taste. piercing: (of wind) going through clothes, cracks, etc. to make one cold; (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: (of tastes) acid: a sharp green apple, (of speech) severe; fierce She has a sharp tongue. -
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لاذِع \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. caustic: (of speech) sharp, bitter: a caustic description of an actor’s bad performance. cynical: of or like a cynic. hot: (of pepper, etc.) having a burning taste. piercing: (of wind) going through clothes, cracks, etc. to make one cold; (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: (of tastes) acid: a sharp green apple, (of speech) severe; fierce She has a sharp tongue. -
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لاذِع \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. caustic: (of speech) sharp, bitter: a caustic description of an actor’s bad performance. cynical: of or like a cynic. hot: (of pepper, etc.) having a burning taste. piercing: (of wind) going through clothes, cracks, etc. to make one cold; (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: (of tastes) acid: a sharp green apple, (of speech) severe; fierce She has a sharp tongue. -
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سَاخِر \ cynic: sb. who has no faith in human goodness and believes that people only do things for bad reasons, or personal gain. cynical: of or like a cynic. ironic(al): (of a statement) said with words that say the opposite of what one means, esp. for amusing effect: ‘There is nothing I like better than cold tea!’ he said ironically, when he found I’d forgotten to keep it hot. sarcastic: (of a person) using sarcasm; (of words) intentionally hurtful and spoken in a bitter voice: When he said my mistake was ‘clever’ he was being sarcastic. sardonic: showing bitter, cruel amusement: a sardonic smile. -
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سَاخِر \ cynic: sb. who has no faith in human goodness and believes that people only do things for bad reasons, or personal gain. cynical: of or like a cynic. ironic(al): (of a statement) said with words that say the opposite of what one means, esp. for amusing effect: ‘There is nothing I like better than cold tea!’ he said ironically, when he found I’d forgotten to keep it hot. sarcastic: (of a person) using sarcasm; (of words) intentionally hurtful and spoken in a bitter voice: When he said my mistake was ‘clever’ he was being sarcastic. sardonic: showing bitter, cruel amusement: a sardonic smile.
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См. также в других словарях:
cynical — cynical, misanthropic, pessimistic, misogynic are comparable when meaning deeply and often contemptuously dis trustful. Cynical implies a sneering disbelief in sincerity and integrity {the ease with which she asserted or denied whatever suited… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
cynical — [sin′i kəl] adj. [< L cynicus, of the Cynics: see CYNIC] 1. believing that people are motivated in all their actions only by selfishness; denying the sincerity of people s motives and actions, or the value of living 2. sarcastic, sneering, etc … English World dictionary
cynical — I adjective acrimonious, apt to distrust, arrogant, caustic, cavalier, censorious, condemnatory, contemptuous, contumelious, critical, decrying, defamatory, defeatist, denunciatory, derisive, derogative, derogatory, despising, disapproving,… … Law dictionary
cynical — 1580s, resembling Cynic philosophers, from CYNIC (Cf. cynic) + AL (Cf. al) (1). By late 17c. the meaning had shaded into the general one of critical, disparaging the motives of others, captious, sneering, peevish. Related: Cynically … Etymology dictionary
cynical — [adj] nonbelieving; doubtful contemptuous, derisive, ironic, misanthropic, misanthropical, mocking, pessimistic, sarcastic, sardonic, scoffing, scornful, skeptical, sneering, suspicious, unbelieving, wry; concepts 267,403 Ant. believing, hopeful … New thesaurus
cynical — ► ADJECTIVE 1) tending not to believe in the integrity or sincerity of others. 2) sceptical. 3) contemptuous; mocking. 4) concerned only with one s own interests. DERIVATIVES cynically adverb … English terms dictionary
cynical — 01. Harvey is a very [cynical] guy who would never believe that anyone did anything out of generosity. 02. You are such a [cynic]! Don t you believe in anything? 03. Calvin s [cynical] view of the world has kept him from making many friends. 04.… … Grammatical examples in English
Cynical — Cynic Cyn ic (s[i^]n [i^]k), Cynical Cyn ic*al ( [i^]*kal), a. [L. cynicus of the sect of Cynics, fr. Gr. kyniko s, prop., dog like, fr. ky wn, kyno s, dog. See {Hound}.] 1. Having the qualities of a surly dog; snarling; captious; currish. I hope … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
cynical — adjective Date: 1542 1. captious, peevish 2. having or showing the attitude or temper of a cynic: as a. contemptuously distrustful of human nature and motives < those cynical men who say that democracy cannot be honest and efficient … New Collegiate Dictionary
cynical — cyn|i|cal [ sınıkl ] adjective * 1. ) someone who is cynical believes that people care only about themselves and are not sincere or honest 2. ) someone who is cynical expects things not to be successful or useful: cynical about: I know that some… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cynical — [[t]sɪ̱nɪk(ə)l[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If you describe someone as cynical, you mean they believe that people always act selfishly. ...his cynical view of the world. Ant: idealistic Derived words: cynically ADV GRADED ADV with v As a backpacker said… … English dictionary
