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1 gesture
ˈdʒestʃə
1. сущ.
1) жест;
телодвижение to make an angry gesture ≈ недовольно повести плечами habitual gesture ≈ привычный жест imperious gesture ≈ повелительный жест Syn: bodily movement
2) поступок, действие bold gesture ≈ смелый/отважный поступок conciliatory gesture ≈ шаг к примирению frantic gesture ≈ безумный поступок friendly gesture ≈ дружеский жест glorious gesture, grand gesture, grandiose gesture, magnificent gesture ≈ красивый жест humane gesture, kind gesture ≈ добрый поступок, доброе дело;
гуманный шаг/поступок Syn: movement, motion
3) мимика (тж. facial gesture)
2. гл.
1) а) жестикулировать( в процессе говорения, объяснения чего-л.) Syn: gesticulate, saw the air б) указывать направление движения
2) шотл. расхаживать, вышагивать с важным видом Syn: walk proudly, swagger жест, телодвижение - to accompany one's speech with *s сопровождать речь жестами - there is grace and dignity in each of her *s каждый ее жест дышит грацией и благородством - he made an angry * он сердито дернулся действие - fine * благородный жест - warlike * воинственный поступок;
бряцание оружием - that was an empty * это был пустой жест, этот поступок ничего не значил - they did it as a * of support они сделали это, чтобы продемонстрировать свою поддержку - what a nice *! как мило! жестикулировать as a ~ в качестве жеста ~ жест;
телодвижение;
a fine gesture благородный жест ~ мимика (тж. facial gesture) ;
friendly gesture дружеский жест gesture действие ~ жест;
телодвижение;
a fine gesture благородный жест ~ жест ~ жестикулировать ~ мимика (тж. facial gesture) ;
friendly gesture дружеский жест ~ поступок -
2 gesture
['ʤesʧə] 1. сущ.1) жест; телодвижениеSyn:2) поступок, действиеbold gesture — смелый / отважный поступок
glorious / grand / grandiose / magnificent gesture — красивый жест
humane / kind gesture — добрый поступок, доброе дело; гуманный шаг / поступок
Syn:3) = facial gesture мимика2. гл.1)а) жестикулировать (в процессе говорения, объяснения чего-л.)Syn:2) шотл. расхаживать, вышагивать с важным видомSyn: -
3 безумный поступок
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > безумный поступок
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4 безумный поступок
Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > безумный поступок
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5 disperato
desperate* * *disperato agg.1 despairing: in un tono disperato, in a despairing tone; mi diede uno sguardo disperato, he gave me a despairing look2 ( in preda alla disperazione) desperate, in despair (pred.): disperati, rinunciammo al tentativo, we gave up the attempt in despair; essere disperato, to be in despair (o to feel miserable); ( essere scoraggiato) to be disheartened: essere disperato nell'apprendere qlco., to be dreadfully sorry to hear sthg.; è disperato per la sconfitta, he's in despair over the defeat // alla disperata, (fam.) as a last resort (o if the worst comes to the worst): alla disperata dormiremo in auto, if the worst comes to the worst we will sleep in the car3 ( senza speranza) desperate, hopeless: un caso disperato, a hopeless case; essere in condizioni disperate, to be in a hopeless state; ( di malato) to be far gone (o to be past recovery)4 ( miserabile) destitute, wretched; ( senza un soldo) penniless: avere un'aria disperata, to look wretched5 ( accanito) desperate: una lotta disperata, a desperate (o life-and-death) struggle; fece un ultimo disperato tentativo di salvarsi, he made a desperate (o last-ditch) attempt to save himself◆ s.m.1 desperate person, madman*: agire come un disperato, to act like a madman (o desperately); lavorare come un disperato, (fam.) to work like a madman* * *[dispe'rato] disperato (-a)1. agg2. sm/f1)(
fam : spiantato) è un povero disperato — he's a no-hoper2)lavorare come un disperato — to work furiously o like mad
* * *[dispe'rato] 1.participio passato disperare2.1) (sconsolato, desolato) [ persona] desperate, in despair mai attrib.; [ espressione] helpless2) (estremo) [appello, gesto, situazione] desperate; [sforzo, ricerca] frantic, frenzied; [ tentativo] desperate, forlorn, lastavere un disperato bisogno di — to be in dire need of, to be desperate for [aiuto, affetto, soldi]
3) (senza speranza) [ caso] desperate, hopeless3.••come un disperato — [ correre] like anything, like hell o the devil colloq.; [ lavorare] like anything, like mad
* * *disperato/dispe'rato/II aggettivo2 (estremo) [appello, gesto, situazione] desperate; [sforzo, ricerca] frantic, frenzied; [ tentativo] desperate, forlorn, last; avere un disperato bisogno di to be in dire need of, to be desperate for [aiuto, affetto, soldi]3 (senza speranza) [ caso] desperate, hopelessIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) colloq. wretchcome un disperato [ correre] like anything, like hell o the devil colloq.; [ lavorare] like anything, like mad.
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