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1 человек
person, human being, individual; man (только о мужчине)влиятельный человек — man of influence / weight
дальновидный человек, человек, обладающий даром предвидения — man of vision
деловой человек — man of business, businessman
заслуженный человек — distinguished person, man of merit
льстивый человек — flatterer, sycophant
принципиальный человек — man of principle, principled man
человек, имеющий узкий кругозор / ограниченные взгляды — man of narrow views
человек либеральных взглядов — man of liberal outlook, liberal-minded man
человек, незаконно голосующий несколько раз — ringer амер. жарг.
человек, не имеющий устойчивых политических взглядов — political vagrant
человек, не принадлежащий данному кругу / партии — outsider
человек, опирающийся лишь на опыт / практику, недооценивающий теорию — empiric
человек, отказывающийся сотрудничать с властями или оккупантами — noncooperationist, noncooperator
человек трезвого ума — sober-minded individual / man
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