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1 faint
{feint}
I. 1. predic слаб, немощен, изтощeн
to be/feel FAINT with hunger прималява ми от глад
to go FAINT прилошава ми, припадам
to grow FAINT отпадам, отслабвам
my heart grew FAINT within me примрях (от страх)
2. плах, боязлив, страхлив, колеблив, нерешителен
FAINT heart never won fair lady страхливецът никога нe печели
3. блед (ен), неясен, смътен, слаб (за прилика, представа и пр.)
FAINT praise похвала с половин уста
FAINT show of resistance слаба съпротива
II. 1. губя/изгубвам съзнание, припадам, призлява ми
2. отпадам
3. заглъхвам (с away)
III. n припадък* * *{feint} a 1. predic слаб, немощен, изтощeн: to be/feel faint with h(2) {feint} v 1. губя/изгубвам съзнание, припадам; призлява ми;{3} {feint} n припадък.* * *тих; тънък; слаб; отпаднал; плах; отпадам; прималявам; припадам; примирам; премалял; прилошава ми; примрял; припадък; бледен; боязлив; колеблив; нерешителен; незначителен; неясен; немощен;* * *1. faint heart never won fair lady страхливецът никога нe печели 2. faint praise похвала с половин уста 3. faint show of resistance слаба съпротива 4. i. predic слаб, немощен, изтощeн 5. ii. губя/изгубвам съзнание, припадам, призлява ми 6. iii. n припадък 7. my heart grew faint within me примрях (от страх) 8. to be/feel faint with hunger прималява ми от глад 9. to go faint прилошава ми, припадам 10. to grow faint отпадам, отслабвам 11. блед (ен), неясен, смътен, слаб (за прилика, представа и пр.) 12. заглъхвам (с away) 13. отпадам 14. плах, боязлив, страхлив, колеблив, нерешителен* * *faint [feint] I. adj 1. слаб, немощен, изтощен; to go \faint припадам, губя съзнание; my heart grew \faint within me примрях, загубих ума и дума; 2. плах, боязлив, колеблив, нерешителен, страхлив; \faint heart never won fair lady нерешителният никога не печели; 3. блед(ен), неясен; незначителен; a \faint tinge of orange бледооранжев оттенък; to have a \faint (not the \faintest) idea of имам смътна представа (нямам и понятие) за; \faint praise похвала с половин уста; 4. тежък, задушен (за въздух); II. n припадък, губене на съзнание; a dead \faint пълно изгубване на съзнание; III. v 1. припадам, прилошава ми; призлява ми; отпадам; 2. ост. проявявам плахост, губя кураж.
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