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{'puʃouvə}
1. слаб противник
2. лека/лесна работа
3. aм. балама
4. ам. лека жена* * *{'pushouvъ} n 1. слаб противник; 2. лека/лесна работа; З. aм.* * *1. aм. балама 2. ам. лека жена 3. лека/лесна работа 4. слаб противник -
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s [US sl] nešto vrlo lako; netko koga je lako nagovoriti, pobijediti, zavesti i sl.; "laka" žena* * *
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s cosa (fàcil de fer) | persona fàcil de (seduir o convèncer) -
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расчет, основанный на последовательности разрушения элементов конструкции при приложенной нагрузкеАнгло-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > pushover analysis
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[ʹpʋʃ͵əʋvə] n амер. сл.1. 1) легкопреодолимое препятствие2) пустяковое дело; несложная задача2. слабый игрок; слабая команда3. бесхарактерный, слабовольный человек4. легкодоступная женщина5. ав. переход в режим горизонтального полёта -
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• "отдача" ручки управления от себя -
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Англо-русский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > pushover
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > pushover
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['pʊʃˌəuvə]n розм.1) дріб'язко́ва спра́ва; нескладне́ завда́ння2) слабки́й граве́ць; слабки́й супроти́вник -
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пустяковое дело; легко преодолеваемое препятствие; слабый противник -
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Синонимический ряд:snap (noun) breeze; child's play; cinch; duck soup; kid stuff; lark; picnic; pie; piece of cake; setup; short work; smooth sailing; snap; soft touch; sure thing -
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( программированный) переход в режим горизонтального полета -
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çocuk oyuncagi
См. также в других словарях:
Pushover — Entwickler Red Rat Software Publisher … Deutsch Wikipedia
Pushover — Éditeur Ocean Software Développeur Red Rat Software Concepteur Chas Partington Date de sortie 1992 Genre Réflexion Mode de jeu … Wikipédia en Français
pushover — (n.) 1906, of things; 1926, of persons (bad boxers and easy women), from PUSH (Cf. push) + OVER (Cf. over) … Etymology dictionary
pushover — [n] something or someone easily influenced breeze, child’s play*, chump*, cinch, duck soup*, easy game*, easy mark*, easy pickings*, fool, kid stuff*, picnic*, piece of cake*, setup, snap, soft touch*, stooge*, sucker, victim, walkover; concepts… … New thesaurus
pushover — ► NOUN informal 1) a person who is easy to influence or defeat. 2) a thing that is easily done … English terms dictionary
pushover — ☆ pushover [poosh′ō΄vər ] n. Slang 1. anything very easy to accomplish 2. a person, group, etc. easily persuaded, defeated, etc … English World dictionary
Pushover (film) — Infobox Film name = Pushover caption = Theatrical poster director = Richard Quine producer = Jules Schermer writer = Story: Bill S. Ballinger Thomas Walsh Screenplay: Roy Huggins starring = Fred MacMurray Philip Carey Kim Novak cinematography =… … Wikipedia
Pushover EP — Infobox Album Name = Pushover Type = ep Artist = Lisa Miller Released = 2004 Recorded = Genre = Rock Length = Label = Producer = Reviews = Last album = This album = Next album = The Pushover EP is an EP/Mini Album from Australian singer… … Wikipedia
Pushover (video game) — Infobox VG| title = Pushover developer = Red Rat Software publisher = Ocean Software designer = engine = released = 1992 genre = Platform puzzle game modes = Single player ratings = platforms = Amiga Atari ST DOS Super NES media = requirements =… … Wikipedia
Pushover — The word pushover may refer to the following things: * Pushover EP , an EP by Australian artist Lisa Miller * Pushover (video game) (aka Push Over ), a game for the Amiga, Atari ST, DOS and SNES * Pushover (film) a 1954 film noir starring Kim… … Wikipedia
pushover — push|o|ver [ˈpuʃˌəuvə US ˌouvər] n informal be a pushover a) to be easy to persuade, influence, or defeat ▪ They aren t the best team in the league, but they re no pushover , either. be a pushover for ▪ Tony s a pushover for blondes. b) BrE to be … Dictionary of contemporary English