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1 бесполезный
1) General subject: begging, bootless, bum, castaway, drippy, epicene, feckless, fiddling, futile, futility, good for nothing, good-for-nothing, hopeless, humpty dumpty, impracticable, impractical, inutile, naught, needless, no use, not( hardly) worth (one's) salt, nugatory, of no avail, of no utility, of use, otiose, profitless, purposeless, sell by auction, thriftless, unavailing, unbeneficial, unhelpful, unprevailing, useless, vain, valueless, virtueless (о лекарстве), void, without avail, without effect, worthless, arid, fruitless, idle, ineffective, unproductive, unuseful2) Geology: dead4) American: footless5) Obsolete: fatuous6) Engineering: unusable8) Railway term: inefficient9) Economy: of no effect10) Australian slang: cactus, lame duck, no good to gundy, not worth a crumpet, queer, ratshit, rip, up to mud, up to shit, as useful as a one legged bloke in an arse kicking contest11) Diplomatic term: it's of no avail13) Jargon: diddly, humpty-dumpty, not worth beans, no go15) Makarov: hardly worth (one's) salt, helpless, irrelative, irrelevant, not worth( one's) salt, not worth a jigger, not worth shucks, unpractical16) Taboo: crappy, diddly-shit, duff, (о предметах) half-assed, piddling, pissy-ass17) Phraseological unit: Not worth a plugged nickle -
2 бесполезный (жаргон)
Irish: GammyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бесполезный (жаргон)
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3 дерьмовый
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4 дрянной
1) General subject: bum, cheesy, crappy, crummy, grungy, junky, lousy, mean, no good, rubbishy, scald, shoddy, trashy, tuppenny, twopenny, twopenny halfpenny, twopenny-halfpenny, wretched, worthless, disgraceful3) American: number ten4) Jargon: crumby, scabby, Mickey Mouse, dinky5) Emotional: rotten6) Taboo: gammy -
5 изобилующий дичью
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6 колченогий
General subject: badger legged, badger-legged, gammy, rickety, wobbly -
7 увечный
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8 хромая нога
Australian slang: a gammy leg -
9 хромой
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10 хромоногий
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11 хромой
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gammy — ► ADJECTIVE Brit. informal ▪ (especially of a leg) unable to function normally because of injury or chronic pain. ORIGIN dialect form of GAME(Cf. ↑gamester) … English terms dictionary
gammy — [gam′ē] adj. [altered < ? GAME2] [Brit. Informal] GAME2 … English World dictionary
gammy — UK [ˈɡæmɪ] / US adjective Word forms gammy : adjective gammy comparative gammier superlative gammiest British old fashioned a gammy leg or knee is stiff and painful because of an illness or injury … English dictionary
gammy — 1. adjective /ˈɡæmi/ Injured, or not functioning properly. I have got a gammy leg, and cant walk far. 2. noun /ˈɡæmi/ grandmother Had our beloved gammy lost it? … Wiktionary
gammy — I Everyday English Slang in Ireland (a) shitty, a load of crap, useless II Scottish Vernacular Dictionary Oral sex, fellatio.Dae ye want a gammy wi ma teeth in or oot? III Cumbrian Dictionary (adj gammeey) rotten, rancid, festering e.g. He s… … English dialects glossary
gammy — /gam ee/, adj., gammier, gammiest. Brit. Informal. disabled; lame: a gammy leg. [1830 40; orig. dial., perh. < dial. F; cf. Normandy dial. gambier having bad legs, gambie lame, MF gambi bent, crooked, all ult. deriv. of LL gamba; see JAMB1] * * * … Universalium
gammy — gam|my [ˈgæmi] adj BrE old fashioned [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: GAME2 2] a gammy leg or knee is injured or painful … Dictionary of contemporary English
gammy — adjective BrE old fashioned a gammy leg or knee is injured or painful … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
gammy — Adj. Injured, painful or septic. Usually applied to a body part. E.g. My leg s gone gammy since that fall last week … English slang and colloquialisms
gammy — gam•my [[t]ˈgæm i[/t]] adj. mi•er, mi•est. Brit. Informal. brit. disabled; lame: a gammy leg • Etymology: 1830–40; perh. <game II … From formal English to slang
gammy — /ˈgæmi / (say gamee) adjective Colloquial lame: a gammy leg. {British dialect; ? from French dialect; compare Normandy dialect gambie lame, from Late Latin gamba hoof} …