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1 çok
adj. much, many, very, big, plenty, plentiful, good, fair, like hell, deadly, heavy, abounding, abundant, affluent, ample, countless, dead, exuberant, hearty, hell of, helluva, innumerable, lavish, multitudinous, numerous, piping, plenteous, precious--------adv. much, many, very, big, well, plenty, greatly, awfully, badly, deeply, highly, a lot, plenty of, acres and acres, bloody, damned, enormously, ever so, fantastically, galore, heaps of, heartily, heavily, heavy, jolly, largely, loads of, lots of--------n. lot, more, hell--------pref. multi, poly--------prep. over* * *1. a lot of 2. enormously 3. many 4. many more 5. most 6. much 7. multi 8. multiple 9. numerous 10. poly 11. so much 12. very -
2 çök
adj. much, many, very, big, plenty, plentiful, good, fair, like hell, deadly, heavy, abounding, abundant, affluent, ample, countless, dead, exuberant, hearty, hell of, helluva, innumerable, lavish, multitudinous, numerous, piping, plenteous, precious--------adv. much, many, very, big, well, plenty, greatly, awfully, badly, deeply, highly, a lot, plenty of, acres and acres, bloody, damned, enormously, ever so, fantastically, galore, heaps of, heartily, heavily, heavy, jolly, largely, loads of, lots of--------n. lot, more, hell--------pref. multi, poly--------prep. over* * *1. cave in 2. gravitate 3. settling (v.) 4. collapsed (v.) 5. collapse (v.) -
3 müthiş
adj. terrible, terrific, awful, almighty, appalling, colossal, deadly, devastating, devilish, dire, direful, fabulous, fearful, formidable, frightful, gee whiz, helluva, prodigious, ripping, smashing, splendid, splendiferous, stunning, stupendous--------adv. bang up, beastly, devilish, filthily* * *1. terrific 2. unearthly 3. marvellous
См. также в других словарях:
helluva — 1910, attempt to represent the casual pronunciation of expression hell of a , which is attested from 1776 (see HELL (Cf. hell)) … Etymology dictionary
helluva — (hell of a) hell·uv·a || helÉ™vÉ™ heck of a, remarkable, special, extraordinary (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
helluva — ☆ helluva [hel′ə və ] adj. phonetic sp. of HELL OF A (see phrase under HELL) … English World dictionary
helluva — [[t]he̱ləvə[/t]] ADJ: a/one ADJ n (emphasis) Some people say a helluva or one helluva to emphasize that something is very good, very bad, or very big. [INFORMAL] It taught me a helluva lot about myself... The man did one helluva job getting it… … English dictionary
Helluva — 1. spelling of the phrase hell of a, used as an intensifier to denote a very good or extreme example of something: We had a helluva good time ; helluva guy ; helluva shock ; 2. (rare) extremely … Dictionary of Australian slang
helluva — Australian Slang 1. spelling of the phrase hell of a, used as an intensifier to denote a very good or extreme example of something: We had a helluva good time ; helluva guy ; helluva shock ; 2. (rare) extremely … English dialects glossary
helluva — /ˈhɛləvə/ (say heluhvuh) adjective Colloquial 1. very good: he s a helluva fellow. 2. very bad: we had a helluva time. 3. (an intensifier): *There s a helluva lot of places a shell can land except on you. –lawson glassop, 1944. {alteration of… …
helluva — hell|uv|a [ˈheləvə] adj, adv spoken [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: hell of a] used to emphasize that someone or something is very good, bad, big etc ▪ He s got a helluva temper. ▪ He s a helluva nice guy … Dictionary of contemporary English
helluva — hell|uv|a [ heləvə ] short form SPOKEN a/one helluva 1. ) used for emphasizing what you are saying 2. ) used for emphasizing how good something is: It was a helluva party! … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
helluva — UK [ˈheləvə] / US short form spoken a/one helluva used for emphasizing what you are saying; used for emphasizing how good something is It was one helluva party! … English dictionary
helluva — adjective hell of a; extreme They had a helluva row over where to spend the weekend … Wiktionary
