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1 miseries
невзгоды; бедствияСинонимический ряд:1. distresses (noun) agonies; distresses; dolors; passions2. hurts (noun) afflictions; anguish; distress; hurts; pains3. sufferings (noun) sufferings; unhappinesses; woes; wretchedness -
2 tries
пытаться; пробоватьСинонимический ряд:1. attempts (noun) attempts; endeavors; endeavours; essays; hassles; offers; struggles; trials; undertakings2. flings (noun) cracks; flings; goes; pops; shots; slaps; stabs; whacks; whirls3. afflicts (verb) afflicts; agonizes; crucifies; excruciates; harrows; martyrizes; martyrs; racks; smites; strikes; torments; tortures; wrings4. assays (verb) assays; attempts; endeavors; endeavours; essays; offers; seeks; strives; struggles; undertakes5. distresses (verb) distresses; harasses; irks; pains; strains; stresses; troubles6. tests (verb) checks; demonstrates; examines; proves; tests; try out -
3 strains
1. напряжение; напряженность; напряженное положение2. напрягатьСинонимический ряд:1. efforts (noun) efforts; endeavours; exertions; pains; strivings; struggles; troubles2. hints (noun) breaths; casts; dashes; ghosts; hair; hints; intimations; licks; semblance; shades; shadows; smacks; smells; soupcons; spices; sprinklings; streaks; suggestions; suspicions; tastes; tinctures; tinges; touches; traces; trifles; twangs; whiffs; whisker; whispers; winks3. melodies (noun) airs; arias; descants; diapasons; lays; measures; melodies; tunes; warbles4. moods (noun) humors; minds; moods; tempers; tones; veins5. stresses (noun) pressures; stresses; tensions6. demurs (verb) balks; boggles; demurs; gags; jibs; scruples; shies; stickles; sticks; stumbles7. exudes (verb) bleeds; exudes; oozes; percolates; seeps; sweats; weeps8. pulls (verb) pulls9. tries (verb) distresses; harasses; irks; pains; stresses; tries; troubles10. works (verb) drives; fags; labors; labours; moils; strives; toils; travails; tugs; works -
4 upsets
Синонимический ряд:1. agitation (noun) agitation; commotion; convulsions; turbulence2. disruptions (noun) disorganisation; disruptions3. turmoil (noun) disquiet; flurries; fluster; flutters; perturbations; tumults; turmoil4. disorders (verb) deranges; disarranges; disarrays; disjoints; dislocates; disorders; disorganises; disorganizes; disrupts; distempers; disturbs; jumbles; mess up; messes up; mix up; mixes up; muddles; musses up; rummages; shuffles; sickens; tumbles; turns; unhinges; unsettles5. overturns (verb) knock over; knocks over; overthrows; overturns; tips over; topples; turn over; turns over6. rocks (verb) agitates; bothers; discomposes; dismays; disquiets; disturbs; flurries; flusters; perturbs; rocks; ruffles; shakes; tosses7. troubles (verb) ails; distresses; troubles; worries -
5 worries
1. неприятности; заботы; тревоги2. беспокоить; трудностьСинонимический ряд:1. cares (noun) angst; anxieties; cares; concernments; concerns; disquiet; disquiets; disquietudes; distress; perturbations; solicitudes; unease; uneasiness2. trials (noun) trials; troubles3. annoys (verb) annoys; bedevils; beleaguers; besets; duns; gnaws; harasses; harries; needles; pesters; plagues; tantalizes; teases4. broods (verb) broods; dwell on; mopes5. concerns (verb) ails; concerns; distresses; troubles; upsets6. frets (verb) frets; fusses; pothers; stews
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