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101 нервирующий
General subject: nerve racking, nerve wracking, nerve-racking, nerve-wracking, nervous -
102 нервная работа
General subject: nervous work -
103 нервная система
General subject: nerves, nervous system -
104 нервничающий
1) General subject: jittery, nervous, overwrought, uptight2) Military: clutched-up (в бою)3) Jargon: hopped up hopped-up, in swivet -
105 нервнобольной
1) General subject: neurotic2) Medicine: nervous patient3) Psychology: neuropathic, psychopathic case -
106 нервное заболевание
1) General subject: neurotic involved, neurotic involvement2) Medicine: neuropathy3) Psychology: nervous disease (болезнь)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > нервное заболевание
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107 нервные люди
General subject: people of a nervous make-up -
108 нервный, жёлчный прав
General subject: a nervous, bilious temperamentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нервный, жёлчный прав
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109 нервозный
1) General subject: high-strung, jumpy, nervous, highly strung, fretful2) Colloquial: nervy3) Rare: nervose -
110 нервы ни к черту
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111 обеспокоенный этой мыслью
General subject: nervous at the ideaУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обеспокоенный этой мыслью
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112 от волнения он краснее пятнами
General subject: excitement brings him out in a nervous rash spotsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > от волнения он краснее пятнами
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113 от волнения он краснеет пятнами
General subject: excitement brings him out in a nervous rash spotsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > от волнения он краснеет пятнами
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114 периферическая нервная система
1) General subject: PNS2) Medicine: peripheral nervous systemУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > периферическая нервная система
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115 периферический вегетативный га
General subject: peripheral autonomic ganglion in the nervous system (разновидность периферического ганглия (узла) нервной системы, ганглий, относящийся к вегетативному (автономному) отделу нервной системы)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > периферический вегетативный га
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116 пессимист
1) General subject: Jeremiah, calamity howler, croaker, flame out, negative Nancy (антипод positive Polly), nervous Nellie (Nelly), pessimist, doomsayer2) American: calamity Jane, calamity prophet3) Jargon: killjoy, sad apple, sour-ball, gloomy Gus4) Makarov: flame-out -
117 пластические процессы в нервной системе
General subject: plastic processes in nervous systemУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пластические процессы в нервной системе
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118 пренебрежительный отзыв
General subject: dismissal (Acton's dismissal of "The Temple at Thatch" had made Waugh nervous of his potential as an imaginative writer.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > пренебрежительный отзыв
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119 пугать
1) General subject: affright, alarm, appall, awe, be afraid, consternate, consternate pass, cow, dismay, flight, fray, fright, frighten, horrify, intimidate, make afraid, make nervous (кого-л.), panic, scare, spook, startle, menace, appal, affray, browbeat4) American: throw a scare5) Australian slang: push the panic button, put the wind up6) Scottish language: gliff7) Jargon: (кого-л.) give the shivers, make someone's toes curl, curl one's toes -
120 разволноваться
1) General subject: get into a fuss, get into a stew, get knickers in a twist, get hot, have feathers fussed, get nervous about (по поводу), go apeshit, get worried2) Colloquial: get fired up (What got you so fired up? - Отчего ты так разволновалась?)4) Makarov: get flurried, get into a fret, work oneself into a fret, fall into a flutter5) Taboo: shit a top-block
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