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41 horse
[hɔːs]nлошадь, коньSee:- riding horse- black horse
- saddle horse
- frisky horse
- cart horse
- Shire horse
- thoroughbred horse
- wild horse
- horse and a foal
- horse in a stable - break a horse
- breed, raise horses
- curry a horse
- fall off a horse
- hobble a horse
- lead a horse by the bridle
- keep horses
- ride a horse
- ride a horse bareskin
- mount on the horse
- dismoumt off the horse
- hamess a horse
- harness a horse to a sleigh
- feed horses
- give fodder to horses
- rein in the horse
- give the horse reins
- graze horses
- play the horses
- shoe a horse
- crop the tail of a horse
- put the horse into the stable
- put the horse on the haunches
- start the horse at a walk
- spur the horse
- manage a horse
- groom horses
- scrub the horse
- take horse
- horse runs
- horse reared
- horses graze
- horses neigh
- dark horse
- don't look a gift horse in the mouth
- change horses while crossing the stream.
- you can take a horse to water, but you cannot make it drink
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42 (a) playful cat
a playful (fluffy/furry, lively, frisky, docile, cunning/sly) cat игривая (пушистая, резвая, смирная, хитрая) кошка -
43 antic
1. n гримасы, ужимки; шутовство; кривляньеto play antics — кривляться, выкидывать номера
2. n арх. скоморох, фигляр3. a кривляющийся, паясничающий; абсурдный, нелепый4. a резвящийся5. a арх. гротескный, шутовскойСинонимический ряд:1. bizarre (adj.) bizarre; fantastic; far-fetched; freakish; grotesque; peculiar; queer; strange2. comic (adj.) comic; farcical; ludicrous3. playful (adj.) coltish; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; impish; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; roguish; rollicking; sportive; sprightly; waggish; whimsical; wicked4. antics (noun) antics; jokes; mischief; pranks; tricks5. prank (noun) caper; didoes; frolic; joke; lark; play; prank; shenanigan; tomfoolery; trick; wheezeАнтонимический ряд:serious; solemn -
44 chipper
1. n рубщик2. n каменотёс3. n дровосек4. n рубило5. a амер. бодрый, живой6. v чирикать, щебетать7. v щебетать; лепетать; болтатьСинонимический ряд:1. dashing (adj.) buoyant; dashing; free and easy; frisky; jaunty; jolly; nonchalant; rakish2. lively (adj.) alert; animate; animated; bouncy; bright; cheerful; energetic; gay; keen; lively; peppy; pert; rousing; spirited; sprightful; sprightly; unpedantic; vivacious3. neat (adj.) neat; orderly; prim; shipshape; snug; spick-and-span; tidy; trig; trim; uncluttered; well-groomed4. chirp (verb) cheep; chip; chirp; chirrup; clutter; peep; tweedle; tweet; twitterАнтонимический ряд: -
45 coltish
a жеребячий, игривый, весёлый, шумныйСинонимический ряд:playful (adj.) antic; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; impish; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; roguish; sportive; waggish; wicked -
46 cutesy
a разг. претендующий на оригинальность, остроумие; жеманный; кокетливыйСинонимический ряд:playful (adj.) childlike; coquettish; cute; flirtatious; frisky; frolicsome; kittenish; mischievous; playful -
47 frolicsome
a поэт. игривый, резвыйСинонимический ряд:1. cheerful (adj.) cheerful; convivial; gay; good-humored; good-humoured; happy; jovial; joyful; joyous; lighthearted2. playful (adj.) antic; coltish; elvish; frisky; gamesome; impish; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; roguish; rollicking; sportive; sprightly; waggish; wicked -
48 gamesome
a игривый; весёлыйСинонимический ряд:playful (adj.) antic; coltish; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; impish; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; roguish; sportive; waggish; wicked -
49 impish
a проказливый, озорнойСинонимический ряд:playful (adj.) antic; charming; coltish; elfish; elvish; fiendish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; jaunty; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; naughty; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; roguish; sportive; waggish; wicked -
50 jaunty
1. a живой, весёлый; бойкий2. a беспечный; лихой3. a щегольскойСинонимический ряд:1. airy (adj.) airy; breezy2. buoyant (adj.) buoyant; carefree; debonair; high-spirited; jovial; lighthearted3. dapper (adj.) dapper; sporty; spruce4. dashing (adj.) bouncy; chipper; dashing; free and easy; frisky; jolly; nonchalant; rakish5. virile (adj.) athletic; clean-cut; handsome; robust; slick; virileАнтонимический ряд:dignified; sober -
51 kitten
1. n котёнок2. v котиться3. v кокетничать; строить из себя скромницуСинонимический ряд:baby cat (noun) baby cat; baby cougar; baby leopard; baby lion; baby tiger; kit; kitty; newborn feline; young cat -
52 kittenish
a игривый, шаловливый, резвыйСинонимический ряд:playful (adj.) childlike; coquettish; cute; cutesy; flirtatious; frisky; frolicsome; mischievous; playful -
53 Kitty
1. n Китти2. n котёнок, киса, кисонька3. n карт. пулька; банк4. n цельСинонимический ряд:1. baby cat (noun) baby cat; baby cougar; baby leopard; baby lion; baby tiger; kit; kitten; newborn feline; young cat2. pot (noun) jackpot; pool; pot -
54 mischievous
1. a вредный2. a озорной, шаловливыйmischievous tricks — озорные проделки, озорство
3. a редк. злонамеренный, злобныйСинонимический ряд:1. harmful (adj.) damaging; deleterious; detrimental; evil; harmful; hurtful; ill; injurious; nocent; nocuous; prejudicial; prejudicious2. naughty (adj.) bad; devilish; disobedient; ill-behaved; impish; misbehaving; naughty; paw; prankish; roguish; sly; waggish3. playful (adj.) antic; coltish; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; kittenish; larkish; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; pranky; puckish; sportive; wickedАнтонимический ряд: -
55 pixie
Синонимический ряд:1. playful (adj.) antic; coltish; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; impish; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; roguish; sportive; waggish; wicked2. fairy (noun) brownie; elf; fairy; fay; goblin; imp; leprechaun; nisse; nix; nixie; spirit3. scamp (noun) devil; enfant terrible; limb; mischief; rapscallion; rascal; ribald; rogue; scalawag; scamp; skeezicks; slyboots; villain4. tree nymph (noun) dryad; goddess; nymph; sprite; tree nymph -
56 playful
a игривый, шаловливый; весёлый, шутливыйСинонимический ряд:1. antic (adj.) antic; coltish; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; fun-loving; gamesome; happy; hyperactive; impish; kittenish; larkish; merry; mischievous; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; roguish; rollicking; sportive; sprightly; waggish; wicked2. humorous (adj.) amusing; comical; droll; funny; humorous; jocose; jocund; whimsicalАнтонимический ряд:listless; morose; sedate; somber; sullen -
57 prankish
1. a проказливый; шаловливый, озорной2. a шутливый3. a капризныйСинонимический ряд:1. mischievous (adj.) capricious; full of mischief; fun-loving; high-spirited; impish; mischievous; naughty; teasing2. playful (adj.) antic; coltish; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; kittenish; larkish; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; pranky; puckish; roguish; sportive; waggish; wicked -
58 puckish
1. a проказливый, шаловливый, плутовской2. a злойСинонимический ряд:playful (adj.) antic; arch; coltish; elfin; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; impish; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; naughty; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; pixyish; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; roguish; sportive; waggish; wicked -
59 roguish
1. a жуликоватый; плутоватый2. a шутл. проказливый, шаловливый3. a с. -х. несортовой, инородныйСинонимический ряд:1. coy (adj.) arch; coquettish; coy2. dishonest (adj.) base; dastardly; deceitful; dishonest; dishonorable; dishonourable; knavish; low; lying; mendacious; reprobate; shifty; unethical; unhonest; unscrupulous; untruthful3. playful (adj.) antic; coltish; elvish; frisky; frolicsome; gamesome; impish; kittenish; larkish; mischievous; pixie; pixieish; pixilated; playful; prankful; prankish; pranky; puckish; sportive; waggish; wicked -
60 rollicking
1. a беззаботный, бесшабашный2. a разухабистый; шумливыйСинонимический ряд:1. exhilarated (adj.) ecstatic; exhilarated; happy; intoxicated; overjoyed; rapt; vivacious2. playful (adj.) antic; frisky; frolicsome; gleeful; jaunty; jovial; lively; merry; playful; sprightly3. dancing (verb) capering; cavorting; dancing; frisking; frolicking; gamboling or gambolling; prancing; romping4. wallowing (verb) basking; indulging; luxuriating; reveling or revelling; rolling; wallowing; weltering
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frisky — index jocular Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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frisky — ► ADJECTIVE (friskier, friskiest) ▪ playful and full of energy … English terms dictionary
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frisky — [[t]frɪ̱ski[/t]] friskier, friskiest ADJ GRADED A frisky animal or person is energetic and playful, and may be difficult to control. His horse was feeling frisky, and he had to hold the reins tightly. Syn: spirited … English dictionary
frisky — adjective full of energy, fun, and cheerfulness: a frisky colt | He s still frisky, even at eighty years old! friskily adverb friskiness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English