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1 быстрый
1) General subject: agile, as brisk as a bee, cracking, dapper, darting, expedite, expeditious, fast, feathered, feathery, fleet, fleeting, fluent, flying, hasty, high energy, high-energy (о частицах), hot shot, hotshot, hurried, jet propelled, jump (о музыке), light (о движениях), light handed, light-handed, lightsome, lissom, lissome, lithesome, lively, nimble (об ответе), prompt, quick, rapid, rathe, rattling (о походке, движениях), ready, round (о движении), sharp, slick, slippy, spanking, speedy, spirited, straightaway, summary, sweeping, sweepy, swift, swift-handed, tantivy, telegraphic, trotty, volant, whipping, winged, play fast and loose, smart, meteoric2) Naval: tearing3) Medicine: festinant4) Colloquial: jet-propelled, pacey, quick of foot, snappy, up (о темпе в джазовой или танцевальной музыке), zippy5) Obsolete: present6) Engineering: high-speed, sudden7) Rare: flighty, pernicious, speedful, thrift8) Automobile industry: racing9) Jargon: loose as a goose, sudden death, horse apple, loose10) Information technology: explosive, prompt (моментальный)11) Drilling: live12) Aviation medicine: touch-and-go13) Makarov: energetic, express, lissom (в движениях), lissome (в движениях), lithesome (в движениях), lively (об уме и т.п.), precipitate14) Taboo: hell-bent -
2 недобросовестный
1) General subject: careless, dishonest, jackleg, jobbish, of no scruples, one eyed, sharp, unconscionable, unfair, unprincipled, unscrupulous, fast and loose (http://www.contractoradvisor.co.uk/news/vat-overturns-are-hmrc-playing-fast-and-loose/), shady, malevolent2) American: one-eyed3) Latin: mala fide4) Law: not in good faith, unconscientious5) Makarov: remiss -
3 ярмарочная игра в верёвочку
General subject: fast and loose, fast-and-loose (мошенническая)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > ярмарочная игра в верёвочку
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4 быстро
1) General subject: amain, aptly, at a good bat, at a quick pace, at the double, betimes, briefly, currente calamo, dartingly, flat, flat out, fleetingly, hand over fist, hotfoot, in (at) full pelt, in double-quick time, in short order, jargon, lightly, like a shot, like smoke, like the wind, neck and crop, nimbly, overnight, pat, pitter-patter, prompt, quick, quickly, rapidly, readily, roundly, skittishly, slick, soon, speedily, sweepingly, swift, swiftly, telegraphically, thick and fast, throw (в определенное состояние), trippingly, wham bam, with celerity, with despatch (to do something with despatch - делать что-либо быстро), with dispatch (do something with dispatch - делать что-либо быстро), with speed, apace, play fast and loose, promptly, at a rate of knots, in a whisper, fast (e.g. He drives fast - Он водит машину быстро)2) Medicine: celeriter3) Colloquial: bob, flat-out, in a crack, like a house on fire, make it snappy, live-o (Mostly used in the UK.)5) Poetical language: fleetly6) Latin: cito7) Military: hubba-hubba8) Religion: apace (In a swift manner, with speed, quickly)9) Economy: at a high rate10) Music: rapidamente, subito, veloce11) Scottish language: belive12) Jargon: hell to split, in no time, jet up, lickety-split, on the double, slippy, some, two shakes of a lamb's tail, horse apple13) Astronautics: rapid14) American English: at a good clip, at a steady clip15) Makarov: at full pelt, currente calamo (лат., букв. беглым пером), in full pelt, like a blue streak, suddenly, thick, with expedition16) Taboo: a-helling, hell to toot17) Gold mining: at a brisk pace -
5 припай
1) General subject: land-ice, play fast and loose (лед, примерзший к берегам)2) Naval: catter, ice fringe, ice ledge, land floe, land ice3) Engineering: fast ice5) Fishery: collar ice6) Ecology: sea ice sheet, shore ice7) Sakhalin R: land fast ice, land-fast ice8) Oceanography: coast ice, fast ice (по международному коду), fast ice belt9) Marine science: shore ice (по международному коду; основная форма неподвижного льда), shore ice belt, winter fast ice (по международному коду; опускающийся или поднимающийся с приливом)10) Makarov: ballycadder, coast ice belt, fast (лед, примерзший к берегам), fast ice (чаще относится к морскому льду; лед водоёмов и водотоков, не совершающий горизонтальных движений, но подвергающийся иногда вертикальным колебаниям при подъемах и падениях уровня воды), land-ice (прибрежный лед) -
6 ненадёжный
1) General subject: casual, dickey (о торговом предприятии и т. п.), dicky, fair weather, faithless, faltering, faltering speech, fast and loose, fickle, fly by night, fly-by-night, frail, incalculable, insecure, moonish, precarious, questionable, shakey, shaky, shifty, slippery (о человеке), slippy, straw, tickle, touch-and-go, treacherous, tricksy, tricky, trustless, truthless (о человеке), uncertain, undependable, uneasy, unreliable, unsafe, unsound, unsteady, unsure, untrustworthy, wacky, whacky, whiffler, wonky (о вещи), flimsy (a flimsy reference point), iffy, dark-minded, error-prone2) Biology: fickle (напр. о культуре)4) Dialect: huffy5) Australian slang: suss6) Psychology: versatile7) Scottish language: uncanny8) Jargon: fluffy, hairy, loose as a goose, wonky, flaky (о человеке), loose9) Information technology: troublesome10) Oil: unserviceable11) Banking: junk (о ценных бумагах)12) Household appliances: accident-sensitive13) Automation: errorprone (напр. об элементе УЧПУ)14) Quality control: fallible15) Makarov: nondurable, pregnable, shady, unassured16) Phraseological unit: bad apple -
7 распутный человек
1) Psychology: libertine2) Taboo: bucko, buster, card, fast party, fast-and-loose liver, fastie, fly-by-night, free-wheeler, frog (который, как лягушка прыгает из постели в постель), fruit, gay bird, high kicker, high stepper, holy terror, hot member, jazzbo, knockabout, liver, loose card, pace-goer, performer, petticoat merchant, pinch-bottom, pintle-fancier, player (особ. принимающий участие в обмене жёнами, групповом сексе и т.п.), player-arounder, quim-sticker, rakehell, ranger, regular rip, rip, rounder, rumper, sad rip, speed demon, sport, spreester, stepper, stepson, stringer, swiftie, swinger, tearer, tiger, tooter, whoop-it-upper, wild baby, wild party -
8 швартов
1) General subject: fast, hawser, shore fast3) Naval: cable, mooring hawser, mooring line, mooring rope, rope, sheet cable, shore-fast, play fast and loose4) Engineering: cable warp, mooring fast5) Oil: mooring line (hawser)6) Fishery: berthing line, line -
9 крепко
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10 пост
1) General subject: Ramadan (у мусульман), fast, fasting, fasting day, fasting-day, naval station, office, post, quarters, seat, station, appointment, play fast and loose, have the decency + infinitive (I stood and watched at least 30 drivers blast past before someone had the decency to stop and let the old lady with a cane cross the road. - пока не нашёлся один порядочный человек)2) Colloquial: job4) Engineering: perm5) Religion: Ramazan (у мусульман), abstinence, fasting (Abstinence from food or drink or both for religious or ethical purposes)6) Railway term: shunting tower, tower7) Welding: (в сварочном аппарате; например, 6 pack rack welder-шестипостовой сварочный аппарат; сварочный аппарат с шестью постами) pack rack8) Advertising: employment9) Business: position10) Microelectronics: gate -
11 голодание
1) General subject: famine, fast (лечебное), hunger, starvation, play fast and loose (лечебное)2) Medicine: abrosia, absolute diet, abstinence from food, fast (намеренное), fasting3) Agriculture: acute deficiency4) Rare: famishment5) Forestry: deficiency( nutrient)6) Physiology: lacking7) Ecology: deficiency, deprivation, food deficiency8) Makarov: malnutrition9) Taboo: hank marvin -
12 голодать
1) General subject: famish, fast, gnaw, hunger, starve, play fast and loose, go without food2) Medicine: go hungry3) Religion: break one's fast4) Makarov: feel hungry -
13 рабочий и холостой шкивы
Forestry: fast-and-ioose pulley, fast-and-loose pulleyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > рабочий и холостой шкивы
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14 скорый
1) General subject: early, expeditious, fast, first, jet propelled, near, prompt, quick, quickie, rapid, ready, speedy, summary, swift, (в сложных словах имеет значение) tachy (с греч. корнями), touch-and-go, play fast and loose, newfound2) Colloquial: jet-propelled, previous3) Latin: citus4) Engineering: express5) Automobile industry: racing6) Makarov: alert, approaching, express (transportation) (о транспорте), impending -
15 беспутно
General subject: dissolutely, fast, play fast and loose -
16 быть ненадёжным
General subject: fast, play fast and loose -
17 голодовка
1) General subject: famine, hunger strike, hunger-strike, starvation, play fast and loose (заключённого и т.п.)2) Makarov: fast (заключённого и т.п.)3) Politico-military term: hunger-striking -
18 задвижка
1) General subject: bolt, catch, fast, fastener, fastening, latch, shutter, play fast and loose, gate bolt (оконная или дверная)2) Naval: sliding bar, snacket3) Medicine: window slide4) Military: wedge plug5) Engineering: cutoff plate, damper, damper plate, damper valve, flap (трубопровода), flow-regulating valve, gate, gate valve, hydraulic valve, latch (на двери), penstock, regulating valve, sleeve valve, sluice valve, stopcock (трубопровода), valve, water stop6) Agriculture: check valve, choke7) Construction: air damper, cut-off plate (для бункера), locking bar, slide, slide damper (воздуховода), slip bolt, stop, tower bolt, water valve, padbolt (e.g., 8" zinc-plated padbolt), lock-gate hatch, spar8) Anatomy: obex9) Railway term: closing trap, flap valve, valve sluice, window fastener10) Automobile industry: door bolt, lock bar, trigger, valve gate11) Architecture: keeper13) Scottish language: snib14) Oil: cock, cut-off plate, dampener, damper( dampener), gate valve (на трубопроводе), slide valve, sliding valve, stop-gate valve, stopcock (на трубопроводе), swab valve, throttle15) Astronautics: shut-off valve16) Mechanic engineering: set bar17) Silicates: shut-off gate18) Metrology: diaphragm19) Household appliances: slider21) Polymers: sliding door22) Automation: bar, slide-type valve, sliding damper, stopper, valve leaf23) Plastics: clevis plate (фиксирующая тигель литьевой прессформы)24) Makarov: bolt bar, door bolt (засов для двери), gate valve (запорное приспособление для трубопровода), latch (засов для двери)25) Aluminium industry: baffle -
19 запор
1) General subject: bolt, constipation, fast, fastener, fastening, hasp, latch, obstruction, play fast and loose2) Medicine: astriction, coprostasia, costiveness, lock (напр. каталки), locking piece, oppilation, retention of feces3) Colloquial: coprostasis4) Engineering: bar, latch plate, lock plate, locking link, ratchet (замка застёжки-молнии)5) Agriculture: locking device6) Construction: spar7) Railway term: closing device, locking bolt, locking dog, locking stud, slot9) Architecture: lock (в значении "замок")10) Veterinary medicine: obturation11) Jargon: wedgy (I have a wedgy - У меня запор)12) Mechanic engineering: set bar13) Mechanics: snap14) Drilling: catch15) Automation: keylock16) Robots: latching17) Taboo: Sir Harry, irregularity, piece of resistance -
20 изменчивый
1) General subject: changeable, changeful, checkered, chequered, choppy, fast and loose, fickle, flighty, floating, fluid, fluxible, inconsistent, inconstant, labile, mutable, mutative, protean, streaky, uncertain, unstable, vagrant, variable, versatile, volatile, wayward, mobile, fast-changing, ever-changing2) Geology: metamorphic3) Obsolete: various4) Poetical language: wanton (о ветре и т. п.)5) Engineering: fluctuating, unsettled6) Railway term: treacherous, variant7) Economy: erratical8) Automobile industry: irregular9) Information technology: variational10) Business: erratic11) Drilling: unsteady
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Fast and loose — Fast Fast, a. [Compar. {Faster}; superl. {Fastest}.] [OE., firm, strong, not loose, AS. f[ae]st; akin to OS. fast, D. vast, OHG. fasti, festi, G. fest, Icel. fastr, Sw. & Dan. fast, and perh. to E. fetter. The sense swift comes from the idea of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Fast and loose pulleys — Fast Fast, a. [Compar. {Faster}; superl. {Fastest}.] [OE., firm, strong, not loose, AS. f[ae]st; akin to OS. fast, D. vast, OHG. fasti, festi, G. fest, Icel. fastr, Sw. & Dan. fast, and perh. to E. fetter. The sense swift comes from the idea of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English