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1 full of mirth
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n веселье, радостьfull of mirth — весёлый, радостный
Синонимический ряд:gaiety (noun) animation; cheerfulness; delight; entertainment; festivity; frivolity; fun; gaiety; gladness; glee; gleefulness; hilarity; jocularity; jocundity; jollity; joviality; laughter; merrimentАнтонимический ряд: -
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[mɜ:θ] nвеселье, радостьfull of mirth - весёлый, радостный
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mə:θ сущ. веселье, радость, увеселение Syn: merriment, fun веселье, радость - full of * веселый, радостный - the loud * of the guests шумное веселье гостей mirth веселье, радость -
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1. n широкая частьa little too broad perhaps — возможно, немного широко
2. n амер. разг. молодая девушка, девчонкаhe refers to her as a broad meaning no harm whatsoever — он называет её девчонкой, не имея в виду ничего плохого
3. n амер. груб. девка4. n амер. разг. оксфордские студенты5. n амер. кино осветительный прибор общего, рассеянного света, широкоизлучатель6. a обширный, просторныйthe broad lands stretched away as far as the eye could see — широкие просторы раскинулись насколько мог видеть глаз
7. a широкий, свободный; терпимый8. a явный, определённый; заметный9. a полный, совершенный10. a заметный, сильный11. a общий, широкий; в общих, основных чертах12. a грубый, неприличный13. a свободный, несдержанный, раскованный, разболтанный14. a фон. открытый15. adv редк. широкоbroad gauge — широкая, нормальная колея
broad back — широкая спина; широкие плечи
16. adv редк. свободно, открыто17. adv редк. вполнеbroad awake — вполне очнувшись от сна, полностью проснувшись
18. adv редк. с заметным, сильным акцентомСинонимический ряд:1. chief (adj.) chief; general; important; main; obvious2. cosmopolitan (adj.) cosmopolitan; cultivated; experienced3. diffuse (adj.) all-inclusive; diffuse; diffused; full; open4. free (adj.) bold; candid; clear; frank; free; outspoken; plain; plain-spoken5. gross (adj.) coarse; gross; heavy; indecent; indelicate; low-minded; rough; smutty; unrefined6. large (adj.) all-round; ample; capacious; comprehensive; expansive; extended; extensive; far-reaching; global; immense; inclusive; large; overall; scopic; scopious; spacious; sweeping; wide; wide-ranging; widespread7. open-minded (adj.) advanced; big; broad-minded; liberal; open-minded; progressive; radical; tolerant; unbiased8. risque (adj.) blue; off-color; purple; racy; risky; risque; salty; sexy; shady; spicy; suggestive; wicked9. thick (adj.) thick; wideАнтонимический ряд:bigoted; conservative; contracted; cultivated; decent; delicate; illiberal; limited; narrow; narrow-minded; penurious; pointed; prejudiced -
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1. n веселье; ликование2. n песняСинонимический ряд:gaiety (noun) animation; cheer; cheerfulness; delight; fun; gaiety; gladness; gleefulness; hilarity; jocularity; jocundity; jollity; joviality; joy; life; liveliness; merriment; mirth; verveАнтонимический ряд:gloom; melancholy; sadness; sorrow; unhappiness
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