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2 ( by temperament) he's/she's bolshy c'est un râleur ○ /une râleuse ○. -
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bolshy [bɒlʃɪ] aвызыва́ющий, агресси́вный -
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tr['bɒlʃɪ]* ['bɒlʃɪ] (Brit)1.N (Pol) bolchevique mf2.ADJ (Pol) bolchevique; (fig) rebelde, protestón -
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['bɒlʃɪ]* * *bolshy, bolshie /ˈbɒlʃɪ/a. e n. (fam. spreg. GB)1 comunista; rosso; sovietico2 riottoso; ribelle; che ha da discutere; che fa il piantagrane; che inveisce: to be in a bolshy mood, aver voglia di piantare grane; essere intrattabilebolshiness n. [u].* * *['bɒlʃɪ] -
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= bolshie, adjective (coll.): (uncooperative) aufsässig; rotzig (salopp)* * *bol·shie<-r, -st>bol·shy[ˈbɒlʃi]* * *['bɒlʃɪ] (inf)1. nBolschewik m2. adj (+er)* * *A s → academic.ru/8019/Bolshevik">Bolshevik AB adj2. Br umg aufsässig3. Br umg stur* * *= bolshie, adjective (coll.): (uncooperative) aufsässig; rotzig (salopp) -
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= bolshie, adjective (coll.): (uncooperative) aufsässig; rotzig (salopp)* * *bol·shie<-r, -st>bol·shy[ˈbɒlʃi]* * *['bɒlʃɪ] (inf)1. nBolschewik m2. adj (+er)* * *A s → academic.ru/8019/Bolshevik">Bolshevik AB adj2. Br umg aufsässig3. Br umg stur* * *= bolshie, adjective (coll.): (uncooperative) aufsässig; rotzig (salopp) -
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(colloq) GB ['bɒlʃɪ] adjective1) ( on one occasion) [child] buté; [adult] pas commode2) ( by temperament)he's/she's bolshy — c'est un râleur (colloq)/une râleuse (colloq)
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adj BrE infmlI asked her to help me but she's being a bit bolshy about it — Я попросил ее помочь мне, но она не проявила энтузиазма
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Британский английский: агрессивный, воинственный, строптивый, упрямый -
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[`bɔlʃɪ]строптивый, упрямыйАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > bolshy
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◙ adj. (סלנג בריטי) מרעיש; קולני; לא-ממושמע; מתפרע* * *◙ ערפתמ ;עמשוממ-אל ;ינלוק ;שיערמ (יטירב גנלס)◄ -
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См. также в других словарях:
bolshy — olshy adj. obstreperous. [British slang.] Syn: stroppy. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bolshy — adj. (colloq.) (BE) rebellious bolshy about * * * (colloq.) (BE) [ rebellious ] bolshy about … Combinatory dictionary
bolshy — bolshie olshie, bolshy olshy . a {communist} or {Bolshevik}, n.. [slang.] [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bolshy — [[t]bɒ̱lʃi[/t]] also bolshie ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you say that someone is bolshy, you mean that they easily get angry and often do not do what other people want them to do. [BRIT, INFORMAL] I had to get very bolshie before my brother was… … English dictionary
bolshy — bolshie UK [ˈbɒlʃɪ] / US [ˈbɑlʃɪ] or bolshy UK / US adjective Word forms bolshie : adjective bolshie comparative bolshier superlative bolshiest British informal deliberately creating problems and not willing to be helpful a bolshie attitude … English dictionary
bolshy — noun or adjective see bolshie … New Collegiate Dictionary
Bolshy — /bohl shee, bol /, n., pl. Bolshies. Slang. 1. Bolshevik. 2. Bolshevist. [1915 20; see BOLSHIE, Y2] * * * … Universalium
Bolshy — n. Bolshevik; Bolshevist … English contemporary dictionary
bolshy — adj. (British Slang) obstreperous … English contemporary dictionary
bolshy — adjective BrE informal tending to be angry or annoyed and not to obey people: Jack was in one of his bolshie moods again! bolshiness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
bolshy — Stubbornly uncooperative … A concise dictionary of English slang