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1 fleshly
ˈfleʃlɪ прил.
1) а) телесный, физический Man is a mixed being, made up of a spiritual soul and of a fleshly body. ≈ Человек представляет собой смесь духовного и физического, смесь души и тела. Witches were examined during their trials for evidence of their fleshly intercourse with the devil. ≈ В ходе суда ведьм проверяли на предмет их телесных контактов с дьяволом. Syn: corporal, bodily б) плотский fleshly desires ≈ плотские желания fleshly lust ≈ похоть Syn: carnal, lascivious, sensual в) смертный;
материальный( не духовный) ;
земной( не божественный) Syn: worldly
2) чувственный fleshly poets ≈ поэты, произведения которых представляют собой описания любовных страстей
3) толстый, полный, мясистый Syn: fleshy, plump I
1. телесный - * strength физическая сила плотский, чувственный мирской;
материальный полный, толстый fleshly плотский, чувственный ~ телесный -
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['fleʃlɪ]прил.1)а) телесный, физическийMan is a mixed being, made up of a spiritual soul and of a fleshly body. — Человек представляет собой смесь духовного и физического, души и тела.
Witches were examined during their trials for evidence of their fleshly intercourse with the devil. — В ходе суда ведьм проверяли на предмет доказательства их телесных контактов с дьяволом.
Syn:б) плотскийSyn:2) смертный; материальный ( не духовный); земной ( не божественный)Syn:3) чувственныйfleshly poets — поэты, произведения которых представляют собой описания любовных страстей
4) толстый, полный, мясистыйSyn: -
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6 desire
1. noundesire to do something — Wunsch, etwas zu tun
I have no desire to see him — ich habe nicht den Wunsch, ihn zu sehen
2) (thing desired)she is my heart's desire — sie ist die Frau meines Herzens
3) (lust) Verlangen, das2. transitive verbhe only desired her happiness — er wollte nur ihr Glück
2) (request) wünschen3) (sexually) begehren [Mann, Frau]* * *1. noun(a wish or longing: I have a sudden desire for a bar of chocolate; I have no desire ever to see him again.) das Verlangen2. verb(to long for or feel desire for: After a day's work, all I desire is a hot bath.) verlangen- academic.ru/19878/desirable">desirable- desirability* * *de·sire[dɪˈzaɪəʳ, AM dɪˈzaɪɚ]I. vt1. (want)▪ to \desire sth etw wünschenI \desire nothing other than to be left in peace ich will nichts weiter als in Ruhe gelassen werdento achieve the \desired effect die gewünschte Wirkung erzielen▪ to \desire sb jdn begehrenII. nto express the \desire to do sth/that... den Wunsch äußern, etw zu tun/dass...to be the object of sb's \desire das Objekt von jds Begierde seinto satisfy one's \desire seine Begierde befriedigen* * *[dI'zaɪə(r)]1. nWunsch m (for nach); (= longing) Sehnsucht f (for nach); (sexual) Verlangen nt (for nach), Begehren nt (for nach)a desire for peace/revenge — ein Verlangen nt nach Frieden/Rache
I have no desire to see him — ich habe kein Verlangen, ihn zu sehen
2. vtwünschen; object sich (dat) wünschen; woman begehren; peace haben wollen, verlangen nachto have the desired effect —
it leaves something to be desired — es lässt zu wünschen übrig
* * *desire [dıˈzaıə(r)]A v/t1. wünschen, begehren, verlangen, wollen ( alle:sth of sb etwas von jemandem):desire to see sb jemanden zu sehen wünschen;desire sth (to be) done wünschen, dass etwas getan wird oder geschieht;he desires that you (should) come at once, he desires you to come at once er will, dass Sie sofort kommen;leave much (nothing) to be desired viel (nichts) zu wünschen übrig lassen;as desired wie gewünscht;if desired auf Wunsch, wenn gewünscht2. etwas ersehnen, (sehnlich) begehren3. eine Frau etc begehrento do zu tun)B v/i den Wunsch hegenC sfor nach):desire for knowledge Wissensdurst m;desire to eat Esslust f;desire to smoke Rauchverlangen2. Wunsch m, Bitte f:at his desire auf seine Bitte oder seinen Wunschfor nach)4. (sinnliche) Begierdewhat is your greatest desire? was ist dein größter Wunsch?, was wünschst du dir am meisten?* * *1. noundesire to do something — Wunsch, etwas zu tun
I have no desire to see him — ich habe nicht den Wunsch, ihn zu sehen
3) (lust) Verlangen, das2. transitive verb1) (wish) sich (Dat.) wünschen; (long for) sich sehnen nach2) (request) wünschen3) (sexually) begehren [Mann, Frau]* * *(for) n.Trieb -e m.Verlangen (nach) n.Begierde -n f.Drang ¨-e m.Verlangen n. v.begehren v.wünschen v. -
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adjectivekörperlich; sinnlich; fleischlich (geh.)* * *car·nal[ˈkɑ:nəl, AM ˈkɑ:r-]\carnal pleasures sinnliche Freuden* * *['kAːnl]adjfleischlich, körperlichcarnal lusts — Fleischeslust f (liter)
to have carnal knowledge of sb — mit jdm (Geschlechts)verkehr haben
* * *carnal [ˈkɑː(r)nl] adj (adv carnally) körperlich:a) fleischlich, sinnlichb) geschlechtlich, sexuell:carnal delight Fleisches-, Sinnenlust f;carnal desire sinnliche Begierde;have carnal knowledge of ( oder relations with) sb besonders JUR mit jemandem geschlechtlichen Umgang haben* * *adjectivekörperlich; sinnlich; fleischlich (geh.)* * *adj.fleischlich adj. -
8 animal
1. n животное; зверь2. n млекопитающее3. n животное, зверь, скотина4. n животная природа, животное начало5. n полимино6. a животный, относящийся к животному миру; анимальныйanimal hauling — живое тягло, животная тяга
7. a относящийся к животноводству, животноводческий8. a неодобр. животный; физический, плотский; чувственныйanimal nature — животная природа, животное начало
Синонимический ряд:1. bestial (adj.) animalistic; beastly; bestial; brutal; brute; brutish; feral; ferine; gross; swinish; untamed; wild2. living (adj.) breathing; living; sentient3. physical (adj.) base; bodily; carnal; corporeal; fleshly; natural; physical; sensual4. amphibian (noun) amphibian; bird; fish; insect; mammal; reptile5. brute (noun) beast; brute; critter; fiend; monster; savage6. living thing (noun) creature; invertebrate; living thing; organism; quadruped; vertebrateАнтонимический ряд:
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