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Синонимический ряд:embroidering (verb) coloring; embellishing; embroidering; exaggerating; magnifying; overcharging; overdrawing; overstating; padding; stretching -
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > fudging the facts
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inf увиливать (от ответа)The owner is fudging on the question of an increase in wages.
The board of directors has been fudging on the question of pay increases for the workers.
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phrvi infml1)He felt that the author had fudged a little on the rules for crime fiction — Он чувствовал, что писатель немного нарушил правила детективного жанра
2)The government's tendency to fudge on delicate matters of policy is well known — Тенденция правительства уходить от обсуждения деликатных вопросов политики хорошо известна
The board of directors has been fudging on the question of pay increases for the workers — Совет директоров уклонился от прямого ответа насчет повышения зарплаты рабочим
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отказываться дать прямой ответ The board of directors has been fudging on the question of pay increases for the workers. ≈ Совет директоров уклончиво ответил на требование рабочих поднять зарплату.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > fudge on
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[fʌʤ] 1. сущ.1) чушь, выдумка, враньёSyn:2) мошенник, обманщик, плутSyn:3) "горячие" новости ( помещаемые в газете в последнюю минуту)4) амер. сливочная помадка ( вид сладостей)2. гл.1) подделывать, фабриковать, фальсифицировать2) обманывать, вводить в заблуждениеSyn:3) делать кое-как, недобросовестно; "состряпать"4) ( fudge on) отказываться дать прямой ответ3. межд.The board of directors has been fudging on the question of pay increases for the workers. — Совет директоров уклончиво ответил на требование рабочих поднять зарплату.
чушь!, вздор!, чепуха!To all the latter part of your letter I answer fudge. — По поводу последней части письма отвечаю: "Вздор!"
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I n AmE infml II vi infmlIII vtYou're fudging, man — Ты что-то химичишь, друг
1) infmlHe has too often blessed war, condoned injustice and fudged the racial issue — Он слишком часто благословлял войны, смотрел сквозь пальцы на несправедливость и уходил от решения расовой проблемы
2) infmlIV interj AmE infmlOh, fudge, she says they can't come — Во, блин! Она говорит, что они не придут
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phrvt AmE taboo slThere's a special feature where two broads are fudging each other off — Есть даже номер, где две девицы мастурбируют друг друга
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1. окраска; раскраска; прикрашиваниеcoloring matter — красящее вещество; краска
2. окрашивающий3. окрашивать; раскраскаСинонимический ряд:1. turning red (adj.) blushing; changing color; embarrassment; flushing; reddening; shame; turning red; turning scarlet; with burning cheeks2. exaggeration (noun) embellishment; embroidering; exaggeration; hyperbole; overstatement3. mask (noun) cloak; color; cover; disguise; disguisement; facade; face; false front; front; guise; mask; masquerade; muffler; pretense; pretext; put-on; semblance; show; veil; veneer; window dressing4. blushing (verb) blushing; flushing; glowing; mantling; reddening; rouging5. embroidering (verb) embellishing; embroidering; exaggerating; fudging; magnifying; overcharging; overdrawing; overstating; padding; stretching6. misrepresenting (verb) belying; confusing; distorting; falsifying; garbling; misrepresenting; misstating; perverting; twisting; warping; wrenching; wresting -
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увеличивать; увеличительныйСинонимический ряд:1. embroidering (verb) coloring; embellishing; embroidering; exaggerating; fudging; inflating; overcharging; overdrawing; overstating; padding; stretching2. exalting (verb) aggrandising; aggrandizing; dignifying; distinguishing; elevating; ennobling; erecting; exalting; glorifying; honoring; pedestaling or pedestalling; subliming; uplifting3. honouring (verb) acclaiming; adoring; blessing; celebrating; crying up; eulogising; eulogizing; extolling; glorifying; hailing; honouring; hymning; lauding; praising; resounding; venerating4. increasing (verb) amplifying; augmenting; beefing up; boosting; build up; building; burgeoning; compounding; enlarging; escalating; expanding; extending; growing; increasing; multiplying; pushing; run up; snowballing; swelling; upsurging; waxing5. intensifying (verb) aggravating; deepening; enhancing; heightening; intensifying; mounting; redoubling; rising; rousing6. maximizing (verb) maximizing; overemphasizing -
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перегрузка; перегружениеСинонимический ряд:1. clipping (verb) clipping; fleecing; skinning; soaking; sticking2. embroidering (verb) coloring; embellishing; embroidering; exaggerating; fudging; magnifying; overdrawing; overstating; padding; stretching3. overloading (verb) overloading; overtaxing; overweighing -
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1. n набивка2. n набивочный материал; набивка3. n ватин4. n подкладочная ткань5. n многословие, «вода»; литературный материал, вставляемый для заполнения места6. n малоинтересная статья7. n текст. грунтование8. n текст. протравливание9. n текст. тех. наваривание подушкиСинонимический ряд:1. packing material (noun) caulking; cushioning; filler; packing; packing material; stuffing; Styrofoam2. embroidering (verb) coloring; embellishing; embroidering; exaggerating; fudging; magnifying; overcharging; overdrawing; overstating; stretching
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