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1 (a) ferocious cold
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fəˈrəuʃəs прил.
1) а) дикий;
жестокий, беспощадный, свирепый;
безжалостный( о человеке и животном;
характере и действиях) ferocious struggle ≈ беспощадная борьба ferocious animals ≈ свирепые животные Syn: fierce, savage
1., cruel, destructive б) жестокий, указывающий на жестокость, свидетельствующий о жестокости ferocious eyes ≈ жестокие глаза
2) разг. ужасный, сильный a ferocious cold ≈ нестерпимый холод жестокий, свирепый;
дикий - animal свирепое животное - * look свирепый вид( эмоционально-усилительно) ужасный - the sunshine there would be * at this time of year в это время года солнце там печет невыносимо - a * thirst нестерпимая жажда ferocious дикий ~ жестокий, свирепый
2) разг. ужасный, сильный;
ferocious heat страшная жара ~ жестокий, свирепый
2) разг. ужасный, сильный;
ferocious heat страшная жараБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > ferocious
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[fə'rəʊʃəs]adj1) жестокий, свирепый, дикий, яростный, беспощадный- ferocious dog- ferocious temper
- ferocious struggle
- look ferocious2) (усилитель) ужасный, сильный, нестерпимый- ferocious headache- ferocious cold -
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[fə'rəuʃəs]прил.1)а) дикий; жестокий, беспощадный, свирепый; безжалостный (о человеке и животном; характере и действиях)Syn:б) жестокий, указывающий на жестокость, свидетельствующий о жестокости2) разг. ужасный, сильный -
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1. a жестокий, безжалостный, бессердечный2. a мучительный, ужасный, жестокий3. a эмоц. -усил. очень, чрезвычайно, чертовски4. v австрал. разг. портить, грубить, лишать шансов на успехСинонимический ряд:1. devilish (adj.) demoniacal; devilish; diabolical; fiendish; satanic2. fell (adj.) bestial; brutal; cannibalic; fell; feral; ferocious; fierce; inhuman; inhumane; mean; sadistic; savage; truculent; vicious; wolfish3. heartless (adj.) callous; cold-blooded; hardhearted; heartless; stony hearted; uncharitable; unfeeling; unmerciful; unnatural; unyielding4. severe (adj.) bitter; hard; harsh; inclement; relentless; severe; unrelenting5. unkind (adj.) barbarian; barbarous; bloodthirsty; grim; incisive; inexorable; unkindАнтонимический ряд:beneficial; benevolent; charitable; compassionate; considerate; feeling; forgiving; generous; gentle; humane; kind; merciful
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