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41 adi
adj. low-class, no class, low, rubbishy, common as dirt, common, mean, everyday, ordinary, abject, base, camp, campy, chintzy, coarse, coarse grained, commonplace, contemptible, dastardly, despicable, groveling, grovelling [Brit.], gutter, hackneyed--------n. cheap jack, seller of cheap goods, peddler of inferior articles, handseller* * *1. ordinary 2. tawdry 3. unexceptional -
42 aşağılık
adj. low down, unworthy, contemptible, base, abject, no class, dirty, groveling, grovelling [Brit.], ignoble, ignominious, mean, no good, petty, rascally, reptile, reptilian, scabby, scurvy, slavish, snotty, sordid, tinpot, unutterable, vile, wicked--------n. lowness, baseness, inferiority, pettiness* * *1. abject 2. contemptible 3. despicable 4. inferiority -
43 kendini küçült
1. grovel 2. groveling (v.) 3. grovelling (v.) -
44 kendini küçülterek
1. groveling (prep.) 2. grovelling (prep.) -
45 kendini küçültme
1. groveling (n.) 2. grovelling (n.) -
46 rezil
adj. vile, contemptible, disreputable, shameful, dirty, low down, abject, dishonorable, dishonourable [Brit.], flagitious, flagrant, groveling, grovelling [Brit.], ignoble, ignominious, infamous, outrageous, raffish, scandalous, stinking, villainous--------n. scoundrel, rascal, sinner, sweep, crud, scandal* * *1. disgraceful 2. infamous -
47 زمین پر جھکا ہوا
a.grovelling -
48 منہ کے بل
a.grovelling -
49 platitude
platitude [platityd]feminine noun( = propos) platitude* * *platityd1) ( de texte) banality; ( de personne) dreariness; ( de style) triteness2) ( propos) platitude* * *platityd nf* * *platitude nf1 ( caractère banal) (de remarque, texte) banality; ( de personne) dreariness; ( de style) triteness; des remarques d'une platitude désolante unbearably trite remarks;[platityd] nom féminin -
50 rampant
rampant, e [ʀɑ̃pɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective[animal] crawling ; [plante, inflation] creeping* * *rampante ʀɑ̃pɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) [animal] crawling; [tige] prostrate; [plante] creeping2) ( servile) [manières, personne] grovelling [BrE]3) ( insidieux) [idéologie, mal, inflation] creeping4) (colloq) Aviation5) Architecture [arc, voûte] rampant* * *A adj1 [animal, insecte] crawling; [tige] prostrate; [plante] creeping;2 ( servile) [manières, personne] grovellingGB;3 ( insidieux) [idéologie, mal, inflation] creeping;4 ○ Aviat personnel rampant ground staff;5 Archit [arc, voûte] rampant;B nm1 ○ Aviat member of the ground staff; les rampants the ground staff;3. [évoluant lentement]5. ARCHITECTURE [arc] rampant[pièce] raked————————nom masculin -
51 низкопоклоннически
вж. низкопоклонен* * *низкопокло̀ннически,прил., -а, -о, -и cringing, fawning, grovelling ( пред before, to); sycophantic.* * *вж. низкопоклонен -
52 подмазване
вж. подлизурство* * *подма̀зване,ср., само ед. fawning, grovelling; sycophancy.* * *вж. подлизурство -
53 угоднически
1. прил. servile, officious, obsequious, menial, bland2. нар. servilely, officiously, obsequiously* * *уго̀днически,прил., -а, -о, -и servile, officious, obsequious, menial, bland, smarmy, boot-licking, grovelling, slavish, toadyish; compliant, compliable; greasy.——————нареч. servilely, officiously, obsequiously.* * *servile ; officious ; menial ; slavish ; bland ; greasy ; (нар.): servilely ; officiously* * *1. 1 npuл. servile, officious, obsequious, menial, bland 2. 2 нар. servilely, officiously, obsequiously -
54 grufl
n. grovelling. -
55 GRUFLA
(að), v. to grovel an all-fours.* * *að, (grœfla, Mar.), to grovel on all fours; Jónathas gruflaði heldr en gékk, Stj. 452. 1 Sam. xiv. 13; gruflar hón af læknum, Ísl. ii. 340, Bs. i. 331, Pr. 412; Grímr gruflar eptir knettinum, Fas. iii. 530: ganga gruflandi að e-u, to go grovelling, groping after a thing. -
56 grúfa
I)(-ða, -t), v. to grovel, to cower or crouch down (hann grúfði at eldinum; þeir grúfa í skjöldu sina).f., in the phrase, liggja á grúfu, to lie face down, on one’s belly.* * *u, f., in the phrase, á grúfu, grovelling, face down, on one’s belly; symja á grúfu, to swim on one’s belly, Sks. 177, Eg. 107, Fms. vii. 250, Fas. iii. 573, N. G. L. i. 80, Stj. 435, v. l., Art. 73, opp. to opinn (mod. upp í lopt, face up); liggr á grúfu ok horfir upp nef, a riddle of a ‘ladle;’ opinn eða á grúfu, Karl. 259.2. [cp. gruvesten = hearth-stone, gruva = the hearth, chimney, and gruve-hynna = the chimney-corner, Ivar Aasen]: whence ös-grúi, an ash-pit, Fas. i. (in a verse). -
57 OPINN
* * *a.1) open (opinn nummr, opin hurð, opit lopt); koma e-m í opna skjöldu, to take one in the rear;2) resupine, on the back, opp. to ‘á grúfu’ (hann lét binda hann opinn á slá eina);3) open, undecided (E. segir eigi sið, at mál stœði opin).* * *opin, opit, adj., [A. S. and Engl. open; O. H. G. offan; Germ. offen; Dan. aaben]:—open, prop. = resupinus, on the back, face uppermost; opp. to á grúfu ( grovelling) opnu-selar eru fyrir því kallaðir at þeir svimma eigi á grúfu heldr opnir, Sks. 177; hann lét binda hann opinn á slá eina, Fms. ii. 179; féll sá opinn á bak aptr, vii. 191; ef maðr liggr opinn á sléttum velli, Symb. 31; opit ok öndvert, Bs. i. 746: the phrase, koma í opna skjöldu, to take one in the back (i. e. the hollow) of the shield, to take one in the rear, Eg. 295, Stj. 365.II. open; loptið var opit, Eg. 236; opnar búðir, Grág. i. 261; haugrinn opinn, Nj. 118; hann lét snúa fjöl fyrir ljórann svá at lítið var opit á, so that little was left open, Fms. vii. 191; var hurðin opin, Edda 30, Fms. vii. 314; opið bréf, an open deed, letters patent, Dipl. ii. 1; opin jörð, open, thawed N. G. L. i. 43; opin á, an open river, not icebound, Vm., Fs. 52; at mál stæði opin, open, undecided, Sturl. iii. 136; sjá banann opinn fyrir sér, Fb. i. 197; kominn í opinn dauða. -
58 rēpō
rēpō rēpsī, rēptus, ere [SERP-], to creep, crawl: inter saxa cochleae, S.: nitedula, H.: quā unus homo inermis vix poterat repere, N.—Fig.: sermones Repentes per humum, grovelling, mean, H.* * *repere, repsi, reptus Vcreep, crawl -
59 submissus (summ-)
submissus (summ-) adj. with comp. [P. of submitto], let down, lowered, low: stantibus primis, secundis summissioribus, stooping lower, L.: Summisso humiles intrarunt vertice postīs, O.—Fig., of speech, low, soft, gentle, calm, composed, moderate: dicere summissā (voce) leniter: forma summissi oratoris.—Of character, humble, submissive: Submissi petimus terram, V.— Low, mean, grovelling, abject: ne quid submissum faciamus. -
60 жағымпаздық
зат. toadyism, fawning, grovellingподхалимство, лесть
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