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1. n темнота, сумеркиto sit in the dim — сидеть в темноте, сумерничать
2. n авт. ближний свет фар3. a тусклый; неяркий, слабыйdim candle — свеча, горящая слабым светом
4. a плохо освещённый5. a неясный, смутный, туманный; трудноразличимый6. a туманный, с неясными перспективами7. a слабый, приглушённый8. a матовый; мутный, тусклый9. a смутный, неясный10. a слабо разбирающийся11. a разг. бесцветный, серый, скучный12. a разг. тупой, глупый13. v делать тусклым, затуманивать; лишать яркости14. v тускнеть, затуманиваться; терять яркость; затягиваться дымкой15. v затенять16. v ослаблять, притуплять17. v ослабляться, притупляться18. v авт. переходить на «ближний свет»Синонимический ряд:1. dark (adj.) caliginous; dark; dun; dusk; dusky; gloomy; light; lightless; murky; obscure; pale; recondite; somber; tenebrous; unilluminated2. disparaging (adj.) adverse; disparaging; uncomplimentary3. dull (adj.) blind; blurred; dead; dense; drab; dull; faded; feeble; flat; foggy; lackluster; lack-lustre; lusterless; mat; muddy; muted; slow; tarnished4. faint (adj.) beclouded; blear; bleary; cloudy; confused; faint; filmy; fuzzy; gray; grey; hazy; ill defined; ill-defined; indefinite; indistinct; misty; overcast; shadowy; umbrageous; unclear; undefined; undetermined; undistinct; vague; vaporous5. stupid (adj.) blunt; dim-witted; stupid6. fog (verb) adumbrate; becloud; bedim; befog; blear; blur; cloud; darken; dislimn; dull; eclipse; fade; fog; gloom; haze; mist; muddy; murk; obfuscate; obscure; overcast; overcloud; overshadow; pale; shadow; stupefy; tarnishАнтонимический ряд:bright; brilliant; burnished; clear; definite; distinct; glossy; reveal; sunny -
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1. n полный, тучный человекshe was stout, not obese — она была полная, но не тучная
2. n большой, полный размер3. a крепкий, прочный; плотный4. a отважный, смелый5. a полный, тучный, дородный6. n стаут, крепкий портерСинонимический ряд:1. brave (adj.) audacious; aweless; bold; boldhearted; brave; bravehearted; chin-up; courageous; dauntless; doughty; fearless; gallant; game; greathearted; heroic; indomitable; intrepid; lionhearted; manful; manly; mettlesome; plucky; soldierly; spunky; stouthearted; stout-hearted; unafraid; unblenched; unblenching; undauntable; undaunted; unfearful; valiant; valorous2. fat (adj.) bulky; corpulent; fat; fleshy; gross; heavy; hulking; obese; overblown; overweight; plump; porcine; portly; pursy; rotund; stocky; thick; thick-set; upholstered; weighty3. strong (adj.) brawny; hardy; husky; robust; stalwart; strapping; strong; sturdy; tenacious; tough; vigorous; vigourous4. stubborn (adj.) contumacious; firm; obstinate; resolute; stubbornАнтонимический ряд:cowardly; fearful; feeble; frail; irresolute; lanky; lean; light; scrawny; slender; slim; spare; thin; timid; weak
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