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1 execrable manners
Общая лексика: отталкивающие манеры -
2 execrable
[ʹeksıkrəb(ə)l] aотвратительный; ужасный -
3 execrable
ˈeksɪkrəbl прил. отвратительный, отталкивающий, плохой, противный Syn: contemptible отвратительный;
ужасный - * crime гнусное преступление - * weather мерзкая погода - * manners отталкивающие манеры execrable отвратительный, отталкивающийБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > execrable
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4 execrable ex·ecrable adj
['ɛksɪkrəbl](frm: gen) pessimo (-a), (manners) esecrabile -
5 appalling
appalling [əˈpɔ:lɪŋ]* * *[ə'pɔːlɪŋ]1) ( shocking) [crime, conditions, bigotry] épouvantable; [injury] affreux/-euseit's appalling that — il est révoltant que (+ subj)
2) ( very bad) [manners, joke, taste] exécrable; [noise, weather] épouvantable -
6 appalling
1 ( shocking) [crime, conditions, bigotry] épouvantable ; [injury] affreux/-euse ; it's appalling that il est révoltant que (+ subj) ; it's appalling! c'est un scandale! ;2 ( very bad) [manners, joke, taste] exécrable ; [noise, weather] épouvantable ; [stupidity] incroyable. -
7 atrocious
atrocious [ə'trəʊʃəs](a) familiar (very bad → pun, weather, journey) atroce□, exécrable□ ; (→ clothes, design) affreux□ ; (→ behaviour, manners) ignoble□ ; (→ injuries) atroce;∎ his French is atrocious son français est très mauvais;∎ his singing is atrocious il chante atrocement ou affreusement mal∎ an atrocious act une atrocité
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