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121 στιλπνά
στιλπνόςglittering: neut nom /voc /acc plστιλπνά̱, στιλπνόςglittering: fem nom /voc /acc dualστιλπνά̱, στιλπνόςglittering: fem nom /voc sg (doric aeolic) -
122 στιλπνότερον
στιλπνόςglittering: adverbial compστιλπνόςglittering: masc acc comp sgστιλπνόςglittering: neut nom /voc /acc comp sg -
123 блестящ
1. shining, sparkling, glittering, resplendent, etc.2. вж. блестя; bright; lucent3. поет. fulgent4. прен. brilliantблестяща кариера a brilliant/meteoric careerблестящ о остроумие brilliant/scintillating/sparkling wit* * *блестя̀щ,сег. деят. прич. (и като прил.)1. shining, sparkling, glittering; bright; lucent; поет. fulgent;2. прен. brilliant; \блестяща кариера brilliant/meteoric career; \блестяща победа exquisite victory; \блестящо остроумие brilliant/scintillating/sparkling wit.* * *1. 2 прен. brilliant 2. shining, sparkling, glittering, etc, вж. блестя;bright;lucent 3. БЛЕСТЯЩ о остроумие brilliant/scintillating/ sparkling wit 4. БЛЕСТЯЩa кариера a brilliant/meteoric career 5. поет, fulgent -
124 искрист
sparkling, glittering, flashing, scintillating(за вино и) effervescing* * *искрѝст,прил. sparkling, glittering, flashing, scintillating; (за вино и пр.) effervescing.* * *1. (за вино и) effervescing 2. sparkling, glittering, flashing, scintillating -
125 очички
little eyes* * *очѝчки,само мн. little eyes; лъскави \очички small glittering/beady eyes.* * *1. little eyes 2. лъскави ОЧИЧКИ small glittering/ beady eyes -
126 risplendere
shine, glitter* * *risplendere v. intr. to shine*; ( scintillare) to sparkle; ( luccicare) to glitter: risplende il sole, the sun is shining; le stelle risplendevano, the stars were glittering; i suoi gioielli risplendevano nel buio, her jewels were glittering in the darkness; la piazza risplendeva di luci, the square was glittering with light; il suo viso risplendeva di gioia, his face was shining with joy; risplendere di bellezza, to shine with beauty // il suo nome risplenderà nei secoli, his name will be famous through the centuries.* * *[ris'plɛndere]verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) [luna, sole] to shine*, to beam; [ stella] to glitter; [casa, cucina] to shine*2) fig. [occhi, viso] to glow, to shine*risplendere di felicità — to sparkle o glow with happiness
* * *risplendere/ris'plεndere/ [2](aus. essere, avere)1 [luna, sole] to shine*, to beam; [ stella] to glitter; [casa, cucina] to shine* -
127 glitter
I ['glɪtə(r)]2) (of diamonds, frost) scintillio m., luccichio m.II ['glɪtə(r)]verbo intransitivo [ star] splendere, scintillare••all that glitters is not gold — prov. non è tutto oro quel che luccica
* * *['ɡlitə] 1. verb(to sparkle: Her diamonds glittered in the light.) scintillare2. noun(the quality of glittering: the glitter of her diamonds.) luccichio* * *glitter /ˈglɪtə(r)/n.1 [u] brillio; luccichio; scintillio; sfolgorio2 [u] splendore; lustro; sfarzo3 (pl.) lustrini(to) glitter /ˈglɪtə(r)/v. i.brillare; luccicare; scintillare; sfolgorare: Millions of stars were glittering in the cold winter night, milioni di stelle brillavano nella fredda notte invernale● (prov.) All that glitters is not gold, non è tutt'oro quel che riluce.* * *I ['glɪtə(r)]2) (of diamonds, frost) scintillio m., luccichio m.II ['glɪtə(r)]verbo intransitivo [ star] splendere, scintillare••all that glitters is not gold — prov. non è tutto oro quel che luccica
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128 prize
I 1. noun2) (in lottery) Gewinn, der3) (fig.): (something worth striving for) Lohn, der2. transitive verb(value)3. attributive adjectiveprize something [highly] — etwas hoch schätzen
1) (prize-winning) preisgekröntprize medal/trophy — Siegesmedaille, die/Siegestrophäe, die
3) (iron.)prize idiot — Vollidiot, der/-idiotin, die (ugs.)
II transitive verbprize example — Musterbeispiel, das (iron.)
(force)prize [open] — aufstemmen
prize information/a secret out of somebody — Informationen/ein Geheimnis aus jemandem herauspressen
* * *I 1. noun1) (a reward for good work etc: He was awarded a lot of prizes at school.) der Lohn2) (something won in a competition etc: I've won first prize!; ( also adjective) a prize (= having won, or worthy of, a prize) bull.) der Preis, Preis-...2. verb(to value highly: He prized my friendship above everything else.) schätzenII see academic.ru/58022/prise">prise* * *prize1[praɪz]I. nto carry off [or win] a \prize einen Preis gewinnento receive a \prize einen Preis erhaltenthe competitors were struggling for the \prize of market dominance die Konkurrenten kämpften um die Vorherrschaft auf dem Markt4.II. adj attr, inv\prize idiot Vollidiot(in) m(f) pej sl2. (prize-winning) preisgekrönt, prämiert\prize horse Siegerpferd nt▪ to \prize sth etw schätzenshe \prizes money above all für sie ist Geld am wichtigstensb's \prized possession jds wertvollster Besitzto \prize sth highly etw hochschätzenprize2[praɪz]vt▪ to \prize sth open etw [mit einem Hebel] aufbrechen [o aufstemmen]to \prize sb's hand open jds Hand [mit Gewalt] öffnen* * *I [praɪz]1. n1) Preism; (in lottery) Gewinnm, Preism(there are) no prizes for guessing (inf) — dreimal darfst du raten
2. adj1) (= awarded a prize) entry, essay, sheep preisgekröntprize idiot (inf) — Vollidiot(in) m(f) (inf)
2)(= awarded as a prize)
prize trophy — Siegestrophäe f3)(= offering a prize)
prize competition — Preisausschreiben nt3. vt(hoch) schätzento prize sth highly — etw sehr or hoch schätzen
to prize sth above sth — etw über or vor etw (acc) stellen
IIprized possession — wertvollster Besitz, wertvollstes Stück; (of museum etc) Glanzstück nt, Paradestück nt
vt (US)See:= prise* * *prize1 [praız]A s1. (Sieger)Preis m (auch fig), Auszeichnung f:prize of hono(u)r Ehrenpreisfirst prize der erste Preis, der Hauptgewinn;a) den ersten Preis gewinnen,b) fig das große Los ziehen3. Lohn m, Belohnung fB adj1. preisgekrönt, prämiiert2. Preis…3. erstklassig4. pej Riesen…:a prize prick vulg ein Arschloch der SonderklasseC v/t (hoch) schätzen, würdigen:prize sth more than … etwas höher (ein)schätzen als …prize2 [praız]A s1. SCHIFF, MIL Prise f (Schiff, Ladung)2. Beute fB v/t ein Schiff aufbringenprize3 [praız] besonders BrA v/t1. (auf)stemmen:prize open (mit einem Hebel) aufbrechen, aufstemmen;a) jemandem ein Geheimnis entreißen,b) ein Geheimnis aus jemandem herauspressenB s1. Hebelwirkung f, -kraft f2. Hebel m* * *I 1. noun1) (reward, money) Preis, derwin or take first prize — den ersten Preis gewinnen
2) (in lottery) Gewinn, der3) (fig.): (something worth striving for) Lohn, der2. transitive verb3. attributive adjectiveprize something [highly] — etwas hoch schätzen
1) (prize-winning) preisgekröntprize medal/trophy — Siegesmedaille, die/Siegestrophäe, die
3) (iron.)prize idiot — Vollidiot, der/-idiotin, die (ugs.)
II transitive verbprize example — Musterbeispiel, das (iron.)
prize [open] — aufstemmen
prize information/a secret out of somebody — Informationen/ein Geheimnis aus jemandem herauspressen
* * *n.Belohnung f.Ehrenpreis m.Gewinn -e m.Preis -e (im Wettbewerb, Belohnung) m.Preis -e m.Prämie -n f.Prämierung f.Siegespreis m. (US) v.schätzen v.
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glittering — index tawdry Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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glittering — adjective 1 giving off many small flashes of light: glittering jewels 2 very successful, and connected with rich and famous people: a glittering career in the diplomatic service glitteringly adverb … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
glittering — adjective having brief brilliant points or flashes of light (Freq. 6) bugle beads all aglitter glinting eyes glinting water his glittering eyes were cold and malevolent shop window full of glittering Christmas trees glittery costume jewelry … Useful english dictionary
glittering — adjective a) Brightly sparkling. Gaur was an example of a man without a BA who seemed infinitely better educated than the fellows who left Fort Hare with glittering degrees. b) Valuable, desirable. Syn: aglitter … Wiktionary
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