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1 неблагожелательный
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > неблагожелательный
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2 недоброжелательный
1) General subject: black hearted, black-hearted, carping, cattish, catty, evil minded, evil-minded, ill affected, ill boding, ill natured, ill-affected, ill-affected a, ill-boding, ill-disposed, ill-natured, jealous, malevolent, mean, negative, spiteful, unkindly3) Makarov: ill-affected towardsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > недоброжелательный
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3 нерасположенный
1) General subject: afraid, averse, disinclined, ill affected, ill-affected, ill-affected (к кому-л.), ill-affected a (towards), in no mood, indisposed, reluctant, undisposed, unwilling2) Makarov: ill-affected towards -
4 неблагожелательный
General subject: ill-affected, uncharitableУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неблагожелательный
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5 неблагожелательный
malevolent имя прилагательное:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > неблагожелательный
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6 нерасположенный
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1. disabled2. faulty3. ill-conditioned4. affected5. wreck6. damaged7. downed8. injured9. out-of-order10. defective -
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10 душевнобольной
1) General subject: distracted person, insane, lunatic, mental case, mental patient, mentally affected, mentally sick, of unsound mind, certifiable3) Psychiatry: mentally unsound6) Sociology: person with a mental problems7) leg.N.P. demented -
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1) General subject: broken, careless, conked out, conked-out, crank, cranky, defective, faulty, ill-conditioned, improper, inaccurate, incorrect, off colour, out of order, out of service, out-of-service, unpunctual, wrong, out of repair, affected2) Aviation: out-of-use3) American: blooey4) Military: dead, demmick, ineffective5) Engineering: damaged, nonserviceable, unhealthy6) Chemistry: inoperable, inoperative7) Economy: out order of8) Automobile industry: in bad repair, off-colour9) Mining: disturbed10) Telecommunications: out-of-repair11) Physics: unworkable12) Jargon: kaput, no go, no-go, out of whack13) Information technology: bad, invalid, out-of-order14) Oil: F (failed), US (unserviceable), defect, disabled, failed, failing, in bad order, out-of-action, out-of-commission, out-of-operation, unserviceable15) Astronautics: malfunctioning16) Mechanics: out-of-run, out-of-work17) Business: out of operation, out of shop18) Automation: offending19) Quality control: cranky (о механизме), diseased, down, faulted20) General subject: abnormal21) Makarov: inactive, out-of-joint22) Cement: non-serviceable -
12 повреждённый
1) General subject: affected, battle scarred, battle-scarred, beat up, beat-up, defective, disabled, faulty, ill-conditioned, injured2) Naval: troubled3) Medicine: mutilated, compromised4) Military: dead5) Engineering: broken down, impaired6) Construction: out of service7) Law: damaged8) Insurance: Broken10) Automobile industry: lame, out-of-run, out-of-service11) Mining: disturbed12) Jargon: in bad shape, in a bad way13) Information technology: invalid, out-of-order14) Oil: broken-down, defect, failed, failing15) Business: crippled16) Drilling: faulted17) Automation: out of order20) Phraseological unit: bad penny -
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РАЗВОДИТЬ/РАЗВЕСТИ РУКАМИ coll VP subj: human more often past) to be unpleasantly shocked, bewildered, and show that one does not know what to do, how to react etc: X развел руками - X was at a loss (to know what to do (how to react etc)) X shrugged his shoulders (in bewilderment (perplexity etc)) X threw up (spread) his hands (in bewilderment (perplexity etc)) X was dumbfounded (nonplussed etc)....О. М(андельштам) спросил, почему сейчас заболевают после нескольких дней внутренней тюрьмы, хотя раньше просиживали по многу лет в крепости и выходили здоровыми. Врач только развёл руками (Мандельштам 1). M(andelstam) then asked him why it was that people got into this state (i.e., became ill) after a few days in prison, whereas in the old days prisoners spent years in dungeons without being affected like this The doctor only shrugged his shoulders (1a).(Войницкий:) Дайте себе волю хоть раз в жизни, влюбитесь поскорее в какого-нибудь водяного по самые уши - и бултых с головой в омут, чтобы герр профессор и все мы только руками развели! (Чехов 3). (V:J Let yourself go for once in your life, fall head over heels in love with some water-sprite, and plunge headlong into the deep, so that the Herr Professor and all of us just throw up our hands! (3a).Так где же он?» - «Нету», - отвечал бухгалтер, всё более бледнея и разводя руками (Булгаков 9). "Where is it, then?" "It's not here," replied the bookkeeper, growing more and more pale and spreading his hands in perplexity (9a).«Уж если вы... недоумеваете, как за границу ваше произведение попало, позвольте уж и нам руками развести...» (Аксёнов 12). ( context transl) "If you have no idea how your work got abroad, then we can only join you in your bewilderment..." (12a). -
14 развести руками
• РАЗВОДИТЬ/РАЗВЕСТИ РУКАМИ coll[VP; subj: human; more often past]=====⇒ to be unpleasantly shocked, bewildered, and show that one does not know what to do, how to react etc:- X развел руками≈ X was at a loss (to know what to do <how to react etc>);- X shrugged his shoulders (in bewilderment <perplexity etc>);- X threw up (spread) his hands (in bewilderment <perplexity etc>);- X was dumbfounded (nonplussed etc).♦...О. М[андельштам] спросил, почему сейчас заболевают после нескольких дней внутренней тюрьмы, хотя раньше просиживали по многу лет в крепости и выходили здоровыми. Врач только развёл руками (Мандельштам 1). M[andelstam] then asked him why it was that people got into this state [i.e., became ill] after a few days in prison, whereas in the old days prisoners spent years in dungeons without being affected like this The doctor only shrugged his shoulders (1a).♦ [Войницкий:] Дайте себе волю хоть раз в жизни, влюбитесь поскорее в какого-нибудь водяного по самые уши - и бултых с головой в омут, чтобы герр профессор и все мы только руками развели! (Чехов 3). [V:] Let yourself go for once in your life, fall head over heels in love with some water-sprite, and plunge headlong into the deep, so that the Herr Professor and all of us just throw up our hands! (3a).♦ "Так где же он?" - "Нету", - отвечал бухгалтер, всё более бледнея и разводя руками (Булгаков 9). "Where is it, then?" "It's not here," replied the bookkeeper, growing more and more pale and spreading his hands in perplexity (9a).♦ "Уж если вы... недоумеваете, как за границу ваше произведение попало, позвольте уж и нам руками развести..." (Аксёнов 12). [context transl] "If you have no idea how your work got abroad, then we can only join you in your bewilderment..."(12a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > развести руками
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15 разводить руками
• РАЗВОДИТЬ/РАЗВЕСТИ РУКАМИ coll[VP; subj: human; more often past]=====⇒ to be unpleasantly shocked, bewildered, and show that one does not know what to do, how to react etc:- X развел руками≈ X was at a loss (to know what to do <how to react etc>);- X shrugged his shoulders (in bewilderment <perplexity etc>);- X threw up (spread) his hands (in bewilderment <perplexity etc>);- X was dumbfounded (nonplussed etc).♦...О. М[андельштам] спросил, почему сейчас заболевают после нескольких дней внутренней тюрьмы, хотя раньше просиживали по многу лет в крепости и выходили здоровыми. Врач только развёл руками (Мандельштам 1). M[andelstam] then asked him why it was that people got into this state [i.e., became ill] after a few days in prison, whereas in the old days prisoners spent years in dungeons without being affected like this The doctor only shrugged his shoulders (1a).♦ [Войницкий:] Дайте себе волю хоть раз в жизни, влюбитесь поскорее в какого-нибудь водяного по самые уши - и бултых с головой в омут, чтобы герр профессор и все мы только руками развели! (Чехов 3). [V:] Let yourself go for once in your life, fall head over heels in love with some water-sprite, and plunge headlong into the deep, so that the Herr Professor and all of us just throw up our hands! (3a).♦ "Так где же он?" - "Нету", - отвечал бухгалтер, всё более бледнея и разводя руками (Булгаков 9). "Where is it, then?" "It's not here," replied the bookkeeper, growing more and more pale and spreading his hands in perplexity (9a).♦ "Уж если вы... недоумеваете, как за границу ваше произведение попало, позвольте уж и нам руками развести..." (Аксёнов 12). [context transl] "If you have no idea how your work got abroad, then we can only join you in your bewilderment..."(12a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > разводить руками
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16 Благая весть
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17 услышит Благую Весть
плохие новости, дурные вести, недобрая весть — ill news
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > услышит Благую Весть
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