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1 Modem In Bad Shape
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3 плохое состояние
1) General subject: disrepair (здания и т. п.), ill-being2) Military: bad condition, bad shape, poor condition, poor shape3) Rare: intemperament (особ. организма, крови)4) Railway term: dilapidated condition (сооружения)5) Economy: bad state -
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ДЕЛО (чье) ПЛОХО coll ДЕЛО ДРЯНЬ (ШВАХ) highly coll NP these forms only VP subj. with бытье, pres only)1. s.o. is in very bad physical condition, is very ill, seriously injured etc: (Х-ово) дело дрянь — X is in bad shape (in a bad way)things look bad....Ему (Рослякову) было очень страшно опустить глаза, чтобы рану посмотреть... «Что? - спросил (Росляков) сестру, стоявшую все время возле него с нашатырём и шприцем. - Дрянь дело?» - «Да что вы, - ответила сестра. - Пустяки...» (Семенов 1)...Не IRoslyakov) was terrified of lowering his head to look at the wound... "How is it?" said Roslyakov to the nurse who stood beside him the whole time, holding the sal ammoniac and a hypodermic. "Do things look bad?" "What do you mean?" replied the nurse, "nonsense..." (1a).2. the situation is extremely unfavorable (for s.o.), nothing good will come of it: (Х-ово) дело дрянь - it (this) is (a) bad businessthis means trouble things are in a bad way things look bad (for X) X is in trouble (in hot water, in a real mess) the situation is bad.Прокурор давеча сказал - дело плохо, кто-то должен сесть в тюрьму (Тендряков 1). The Prosecutor had said yesterday that it was a bad business, and that someone could go to prison for it (1a)....(Дядя Сандро) уныло поднялся в дом, где не только не нашли Тали, а, наоборот, обнаружили, что исчез патефон... Тут всем стало ясно, что дело плохо, и стали искать её обратные следы... (Искандер). Не (Uncle Sandro) climbed dolefully up to the house, where they not only had not found Tali, but, on the contrary, had discovered that the phonograph was gone....By now it was clear to everyone that this was bad business. They began hunting for her return tracks.. (3a).Жена прокурора... стала уверять (Хабуга), что прокурора нету дома, что он завтра будет у себя в кабинете и что он вообще теперь про дела разговаривает только у себя в кабинете. Тут старый Хабуг понял, что дело плохо, но решил подождать до следующего дня (Искандер 3).. The magistrates wife...assured him (Khabug) that the magistrate was not home, that he would be in his office tomorrow, and that nowadays he generally discussed business only in his office. Old Khabug realized that this meant trouble, but he decided to wait until the next day (3a).Он (адвокат) меня слушает, изредка задаёт вопросы, прикрывая рот ладонью, - признак, что алкаш... Я вижу перед собой алкаша, понимаю, что дело плохо... с таким алкашом мы дело проиграем... (Рыбаков 1). Не (the lawyer) listened to me, putting a question occasionally, and covering his mouth with his hand, the sure sign of a drunk....1 was looking at an alcoholic and I knew the situation was bad... with an alcoholic like this one we would lose the case... (1a). -
5 дело дрянь
[NP; these forms only; VPsubj with быть, pres only]=====1. s.o. is in very bad physical condition, is very ill, seriously injured etc:- things look bad.♦...Ему [Рослякову] было очень страшно опустить глаза, чтобы рану посмотреть... " Что? - спросил [Росляков] сестру, стоявшую все время возле него с нашатырём и шприцем. - Дрянь дело?" - "Да что вы, - ответила сестра. - Пустяки..." (Семенов 1)... Не [Roslyakov] was terrified of lowering his head to look at the wound... "How is it?" said Roslyakov to the nurse who stood beside him the whole time, holding the sal ammoniac and a hypodermic. "Do things look bad?" "What do you mean?" replied the nurse, "nonsense..." (1a).2. the situation is extremely unfavorable (for s.o.), nothing good will come of it:- X is in trouble (in hot water, in a real mess);- the situation is bad.♦ Прокурор давеча сказал - дело плохо, кто-то должен сесть в тюрьму (Тендряков 1). The Prosecutor had said yesterday that it was a bad business, and that someone could go to prison for it (1a).♦...[Дядя Сандро] уныло поднялся в дом, где не только не нашли Тали, а, наоборот, обнаружили, что исчез патефон... Тут всем стало ясно, что дело плохо, и стали искать её обратные следы... (Искандер). Не [Uncle Sandro] climbed dolefully up to the house, where they not only had not found Tali, but, on the contrary, had discovered that the phonograph was gone....By now it was clear to everyone that this was bad business. They began hunting for her return tracks.. (3a).♦...Жена прокурора... стала уверять [Хабуга], что прокурора нету дома, что он завтра будет у себя в кабинете и что он вообще теперь про дела разговаривает только у себя в кабинете. Тут старый Хабуг понял, что дело плохо, но решил подождать до следующего дня (Искандер 3). The magistrates wife...assured him [Khabug] that the magistrate was not home, that he would be in his office tomorrow, and that nowadays he generally discussed business only in his office. Old Khabug realized that this meant trouble, but he decided to wait until the next day (3a).♦ Он [адвокат] меня слушает, изредка задаёт вопросы, прикрывая рот ладонью, - признак, что алкаш... Я вижу перед собой алкаша, понимаю, что дело плохо... с таким алкашом мы дело проиграем... (Рыбаков 1). Не [the lawyer] listened to me, putting a question occasionally, and covering his mouth with his hand, the sure sign of a drunk....I was looking at an alcoholic and I knew the situation was bad... with an alcoholic like this one we would lose the case... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дело дрянь
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6 дело плохо
• ДЕЛО( чье) ПЛОХО coll; ДЕЛО ДРЯНЬ < ШВАХ> highly coll[NP; these forms only; VPsubj with быть, pres only]=====1. s.o. is in very bad physical condition, is very ill, seriously injured etc:- things look bad.♦...Ему [Рослякову] было очень страшно опустить глаза, чтобы рану посмотреть... " Что? - спросил [Росляков] сестру, стоявшую все время возле него с нашатырём и шприцем. - Дрянь дело?" - "Да что вы, - ответила сестра. - Пустяки..." (Семенов 1)... Не [Roslyakov] was terrified of lowering his head to look at the wound... "How is it?" said Roslyakov to the nurse who stood beside him the whole time, holding the sal ammoniac and a hypodermic. "Do things look bad?" "What do you mean?" replied the nurse, "nonsense..." (1a).2. the situation is extremely unfavorable (for s.o.), nothing good will come of it:- X is in trouble (in hot water, in a real mess);- the situation is bad.♦ Прокурор давеча сказал - дело плохо, кто-то должен сесть в тюрьму (Тендряков 1). The Prosecutor had said yesterday that it was a bad business, and that someone could go to prison for it (1a).♦...[Дядя Сандро] уныло поднялся в дом, где не только не нашли Тали, а, наоборот, обнаружили, что исчез патефон... Тут всем стало ясно, что дело плохо, и стали искать её обратные следы... (Искандер). Не [Uncle Sandro] climbed dolefully up to the house, where they not only had not found Tali, but, on the contrary, had discovered that the phonograph was gone....By now it was clear to everyone that this was bad business. They began hunting for her return tracks.. (3a).♦...Жена прокурора... стала уверять [Хабуга], что прокурора нету дома, что он завтра будет у себя в кабинете и что он вообще теперь про дела разговаривает только у себя в кабинете. Тут старый Хабуг понял, что дело плохо, но решил подождать до следующего дня (Искандер 3). The magistrates wife...assured him [Khabug] that the magistrate was not home, that he would be in his office tomorrow, and that nowadays he generally discussed business only in his office. Old Khabug realized that this meant trouble, but he decided to wait until the next day (3a).♦ Он [адвокат] меня слушает, изредка задаёт вопросы, прикрывая рот ладонью, - признак, что алкаш... Я вижу перед собой алкаша, понимаю, что дело плохо... с таким алкашом мы дело проиграем... (Рыбаков 1). Не [the lawyer] listened to me, putting a question occasionally, and covering his mouth with his hand, the sure sign of a drunk....I was looking at an alcoholic and I knew the situation was bad... with an alcoholic like this one we would lose the case... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дело плохо
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7 дело швах
• ДЕЛО( чье) ПЛОХО coll; ДЕЛО ДРЯНЬ < ШВАХ> highly coll[NP; these forms only; VPsubj with быть, pres only]=====1. s.o. is in very bad physical condition, is very ill, seriously injured etc:- things look bad.♦...Ему [Рослякову] было очень страшно опустить глаза, чтобы рану посмотреть... " Что? - спросил [Росляков] сестру, стоявшую все время возле него с нашатырём и шприцем. - Дрянь дело?" - "Да что вы, - ответила сестра. - Пустяки..." (Семенов 1)... Не [Roslyakov] was terrified of lowering his head to look at the wound... "How is it?" said Roslyakov to the nurse who stood beside him the whole time, holding the sal ammoniac and a hypodermic. "Do things look bad?" "What do you mean?" replied the nurse, "nonsense..." (1a).2. the situation is extremely unfavorable (for s.o.), nothing good will come of it:- X is in trouble (in hot water, in a real mess);- the situation is bad.♦ Прокурор давеча сказал - дело плохо, кто-то должен сесть в тюрьму (Тендряков 1). The Prosecutor had said yesterday that it was a bad business, and that someone could go to prison for it (1a).♦...[Дядя Сандро] уныло поднялся в дом, где не только не нашли Тали, а, наоборот, обнаружили, что исчез патефон... Тут всем стало ясно, что дело плохо, и стали искать её обратные следы... (Искандер). Не [Uncle Sandro] climbed dolefully up to the house, where they not only had not found Tali, but, on the contrary, had discovered that the phonograph was gone....By now it was clear to everyone that this was bad business. They began hunting for her return tracks.. (3a).♦...Жена прокурора... стала уверять [Хабуга], что прокурора нету дома, что он завтра будет у себя в кабинете и что он вообще теперь про дела разговаривает только у себя в кабинете. Тут старый Хабуг понял, что дело плохо, но решил подождать до следующего дня (Искандер 3). The magistrates wife...assured him [Khabug] that the magistrate was not home, that he would be in his office tomorrow, and that nowadays he generally discussed business only in his office. Old Khabug realized that this meant trouble, but he decided to wait until the next day (3a).♦ Он [адвокат] меня слушает, изредка задаёт вопросы, прикрывая рот ладонью, - признак, что алкаш... Я вижу перед собой алкаша, понимаю, что дело плохо... с таким алкашом мы дело проиграем... (Рыбаков 1). Не [the lawyer] listened to me, putting a question occasionally, and covering his mouth with his hand, the sure sign of a drunk....I was looking at an alcoholic and I knew the situation was bad... with an alcoholic like this one we would lose the case... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дело швах
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8 плохо
1. commonly2. third rateтретьесортный; дешевый; плохой — third rate
3. badly4. wicked5. worse6. bad; badly7. amissпоступать плохо, ошибаться — to act amiss
8. cheap9. evilсамое неприятное, самое плохое — the devil of it
10. ill11. poorСинонимический ряд:1. скверно (прил.) дрянно; дурно; нехорошо; никудышно; паршиво; скверно; хреново; худо2. неудовлетворительно (проч.) неудовлетворительно3. нехорошо (проч.) ахово; дурно; нехорошо; никудышно; паршиво; плево; погано; скверно; хреново; худоАнтонимический ряд: -
9 в плохом состоянии
1) General subject: ill-conditioned, in a bad way, in a low condition, in bad nick, in bad shape, in condition (также о здоровье), in poor condition (о здоровье), on the blink, (физическом) out of case, out of condition (также о здоровье), out of heart, run-down2) Medicine: out of case (физическом)3) Automobile industry: to bad repair4) Jargon: sleazy5) Oil: in bad fix, in bad order, out of fix6) Advertising: out of order7) Makarov: downhill, ill-conditioned (о скоте), on the down-grade, out of ply8) Taboo: bummyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > в плохом состоянии
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10 в плохом состоянии
in bad condition наречие:in a bad way (в плохом состоянии, плохим способом)имя прилагательное: словосочетание:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > в плохом состоянии
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11 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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HE В СЕБЕ coll PrepP Invar subj-compl with бытье (subj: human)1. one is in a state of severe emotional upset, has lost his composureX не в себе - X is in a bad way (in bad shape)X has been thrown off balance (in limited contexts) X is not in his right mind."Я вижу, ты не в себе, чувак. Лучше бы дома сидел» (Аксёнов 6). UI can see you're in a bad way, kid. You should have stayed at home" (6a).«Знаешь наших-то (из миномётной)?» -«Знаю, знаю, - говорит он, - всех знаю... Всех (убило). Подчистую. Один я остался»... - «Врёшьты все!» - «Ты его не слушай, - говорит сестра, - он ведь не в себе» (Окуджава 1). "Do you know our men (from the mortar battery)?" "Yes, I know them," he says. "I know them all....The lot of them. Wiped clean out. I'm the only one left..." "You're lying. It's all lies!..." "Don't listen to him," says the nurse. "He's not in his right mind" (1a).2. one is not in his usual frame of mind, feels different than usualX не в себе - X is not (quite) himselfX is out of sorts.(Андрей:) Я всю ночь не спал и теперь немножко не в себе, как говорится (Чехов 5). (A.:) I haven't slept all night, and now I'm not quite myself, as they say (5a). -
13 не в себе
• НЕ В СЕБЕ coll[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть (subj: human)]=====1. one is in a state of severe emotional upset, has lost his composure:- [in limited contexts] X is not in his right mind.♦ "Я вижу, ты не в себе, чувак. Лучше бы дома сидел" (Аксёнов 6). "I can see you're in a bad way, kid. You should have stayed at home" (6a).♦ "Знаешь наших-то [из миномётной]?" - "Знаю, знаю, - говорит он, - всех знаю... Всех [убило]. Подчистую. Один я остался"... - "Врёшьты все!" - "Ты его не слушай, - говорит сестра, - он ведь не в себе" (Окуджава 1). "Do you know our men [from the mortar battery]?" "Yes, I know them," he says. "I know them all....The lot of them. Wiped clean out. I'm the only one left..." "You're lying. It's all lies!..." "Don't listen to him," says the nurse. "He's not in his right mind" (1a).2. one is not in his usual frame of mind, feels different than usual:- X is out of sorts.♦ [Андрей:] Я всю ночь не спал и теперь немножко не в себе, как говорится (Чехов 5). [A.:] I haven't slept all night, and now I'm not quite myself, as they say (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не в себе
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14 оплодотворить женщину
1) Makarov: do the trick2) Taboo: baby somebody, bang somebody up, big, boom the census, bottle somebody, bump somebody, fill somebody in, fix somebody up, get home, get somebody wrong, give somebody the fresh heir (игра слов на air и heir), jazz somebody up, kid somebody, knock somebody up, pump somebody, put somebody in a bad shape, ring the bell, seal, sew somebody up, slip somebody up, spoil a woman's shape, tie somebody upУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > оплодотворить женщину
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15 беременна
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16 пьяный
1) General subject: bacchic, bibacious, blind drunk, (вдребезги) blind to the world, boxed, canned, cock-eyed, disguised with liquor, drunken man, ebrious, flyblown, foxed, geed up, gingery, glassy eyed, groggy, high, in (one's) pot, in (one's) pots, in drink, in liquor, in wine, inebriate, inebrious, intoxicated, jagged, lit up, lush, off (one's) nut, overcome by drink, overcome with drink, overtaken in drink, pickled, pie eyed, pinko, queer, screwy, shot away, slewed, sodden, sotted, sozzled, spiffed, stewed, the worse for liquor, tiddly, tight, up the pole, vinose, vinous, wall eyed, winy, wiped-out2) Naval: shot-away3) Colloquial: baked, boozy, bousy, disguised, drunk back, loaded, lubricated, malty, pie-eyed, plastered, two sheets to the wind, under-the-table, wat, wet, bevvied, stocious, stotious, drunk, drunken, pissed, topsy4) Slang: nimptopsical5) American: frazzled, fuzzled, gaged, glassy-eyed, liquored up, lit, looped, tanked, vulcanized, half-blind, half-canned, half-crocked, belted6) Obsolete: intoxicate7) Military: one over the eight8) Bookish: ebriate9) Jocular: ebriose10) Rare: tempulent11) Law: drunken person12) Australian slang: half-seas-over14) Scottish language: fou as a wulk15) Jargon: Kentucky fried, Rileyed, awash, bagged, bamboozled, banged, barreled up, behind the cork, bewitched, blind, blitzed, blotto, boiled (How can you get so boiled on wine? Как ты мог стать таким пьяным от вина?), bombed, bongoed, boozed up, bottled, bowzed, bruised, buzzey, canned up, clobbered, comfortable, corked (up) (You'd be corked up, too, if you'd drunk as much as I have. Ты тоже был бы пьян если бы выпил столько как я.), corned, crocked, cronk, crumped up, cuckooed, dagged, damaged, decks awash, discouraged, edged, elevated, embalmed, faint, flooey, fluffy, four sheets in the wind, fractured, fried, geared up, ginned, glazed, glued, greased, half under, half-corned, half-screwed, half-stewed, hammered, happy (обычно слегка), high lonesome, hoary-eyed, hooted, hot, hot short, how-come-ye-so, illuminated, in (one's) cups, in the gun, jazzed, jug-steamed, jugged (up), juiced, juiced (up), jungled, keyed up to the roof, lathered, limp, lined, lit to the guards, lit up like the gills, lit up like the guards, loop-legged, lushed-up, maggoty, melted, merry, moppy, mulled mulled up, nazy, noggy, oiled, on the lee lurch, on the wagon, organized, orie-eyed, orry-eyed, oryide, ossified, out of one's skull, over the hump, overset, owl-eyed, owly eyed, paid, parboiled, pasted, pee'd, peonied, pepped, peppedup, peppy, piffed, pifficated, pigeon-eyed, pilfered, piped, pizz, plunked, polished up, polluted, potted (up), preserved, primed, primed to the ears, primed to the muzzle, pruned, rigid, sawed, scammered, schnozzle, scraunched, scronched, scrooched, shikker, slammed (АБ), sleepy, slopped, slopped over, sloshed, smashed, smoked, snapped, snozzle, snozzled, snubbed, snuffy, soaked, soapy-eyed, soshed, soused, sozzly, spifflicated, sprung, squiffed, squiffy, striped, stunned, swacked, swazzled, swiped, tandiged, tangle-footed, teed up, three sheets in (to) the wind, tipped, torn up (alcohol or drug intoxicated: He wasn't just drunk - he was massively tore up), tuned, tweased, tweeked, twisted, varnished, vegetable, wall-eyed, weak-Jointed, well oiled well-oiled, whipped, whipsy, whittled, whooshed, wilted, wing-heavy, woofled, zonked, chipper (A glass of wine will make her chipper almost immediately. Она становится почти сразу пьяной от стакана вина.), flabbergasted (After about six beers, Harry became flabbergasted and slid under the table. После приблизительно шести кружек пива Гэри опьянел и сполз под стол.), belly up (After four beers, I was belly up, for sure. После четырёх бутылок пива, я точно был пьян.), dinged out (Gary is dinged out and can't drive. Гэри пьян и не может управлять автомобилем.), elephant's (He shouldn't be driving! He's bloody elephant's.), piffled (He was so fiffled he couldn't walk. Он был настолько пьян, что не мог идти.), S.F. (How can that guy get so S.F.? Как мог этот парень так опьянеть?), coo-coo (How'd you get coo-coo so soon? Как ты мог так быстро опьянет?), arseholed (I got totally arseholed on Saturday night.), blown up (I guess I'm a little too blow up to drive Я думаю, я чересчур пьян, чтобы управлять автомобилем.), candу (I thing he's too candy to drive. Я думаю он слышком пьян для вождения.), dipsy (I think that Jed is permanently dipsy. Я думаю Джед постоянно пьян.), that way (I'm sorry, but Fred's that way again and can't drive to work. Я извиняюсь, но Фред опять пьян и не может приехать на работу.), glad (In fact, she was too glad to stand up. В действительности она была слишком пьяна чтобы стоять.), blooey (Man, I' m totaly blooey. I'm stoned to the bones. Чувак, я пьян в стельку.), sauced (Man, do you look sauced. Чувак, ты выглядишь пьяным.), clear (Man, is she ever clear. Чувак, она всегда пьяна.), clinched (Oh, brother, are you clinched! Так ты, брат, пьян!), fuzzy (She was too fuzzy to drive home. Она сильно пьяна чтобы ехать домой.), topsy-turvy (She was too topsy-turvy to stand up. Она была слишком пьяна чтобы стоять.), schicker (Two glasses of wine and she was totally schicker. Два стакана вина и она была совершенно пьяна.), floored (You'd be floored, too, if you'd drank a dozen beers. Ты бы тоже был пьян если бы выпил дюжину бутылок пива.), squizzed, stonkered, impaired, swizzled, whistled, whiffled, Brahms and Liszt, blown away, (от вина) grape shot, groggified, rattled, half-baked, half in the bag, half lit, have-sprung, half up the pole, upholstered, both sheets in the wind (She's both sheets in the wind at the moment. В данный момент она пьяна.), boozy-woozy, hard up, walking on rocky socks, hit under the wing, hepped(up), horizontal, honked, honkers, hooched up, screwed tight, screwed, blued, and tattooed, waxed, in the bag, in the suds, in bad shape, in a bad way, in rare form, shagged, shredded, buzzy, jambled, jiggered, skunked, slewy, sizzled, carrying a heavy load, juiced to the gills, electrified, on the sauce, tanky, tan someone's hide, laid to the bone, slugged, slushed (up), waa-zooed, whazood, snooted, snoozamorooed, soggy, loaded to the gills, loaded to the barrel, sopping(wet), soppy, soupy, spifficated, spificated, winged, maggotty, maxed out, starched, starchy, messed up, zagged, zissified, zoobang, zooted, zorked, (игра слов на Mickey Finn) Mickey finished, milled, mopped, mixed (up), moist around the edges, stuccoed, stozzled, muddied (up), muggy, swamped, stung, feshnushkied, flaked out, out cold, out of one's head, out of the way, discomboobulated, swoozled, swozzled, folded, foozlified, perked (up), batted, funked out, fuzzed, thawed, tiddled, gauged, pixilated, pixolated, phfft, pifflicated, pipped(up), tiffled, giffed, plootered, poopied, pop-eyed, popped, tipply, toasted, putrid, psyched (out), pummeled, topsy-boozy, quartzed, put the bed with a shovel, totalled, touched, trammeled, cotton-eyed, pafisticated, packaged, out, all geezed up, balmy, bent, blue, blue-eyed, breezy, cockeyed, cooked, crump, cut, fired up, floating, fogmatic, fresh, full, gassed, geezed, ginned up, grogged, guzzled, half-cocked half cocked, heeled, jake, jammed, jolly, knocked out, lit (особенно в приподнятом настроении), loaded for bear, lushed up, on, out of it, out on the roof, overboard, potted, puggled, pushed, queered, raunchie, raunchy, ready the ready, right, ripe, ripped off, ripped up, rocky, ronchie, rosy, rotten, rum dum, rum-dam, rumdum, sap-happy, screwed, sent, shaved, shot, shot in the neck, steamed up, stiff, stinko, tacky, tired, under the table, under the weather, up a tree, wiped out, woozy, wuzzy, zig-zag16) Simple: lumpy18) Makarov: bibulous, ebriated, overtaken with drink19) Taboo: bladdered (от bladder - мочевой пузырь), langered, leathered, peed, screwed up, shit-faced, shitty, snotted, tight as a fart, wazzed20) Aphorism: cherry- marry21) Idiomatic expression: loaded to the gunwales -
17 очень сильно
сильный насморк; сильная простуда — bad cold
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18 сильный
1. sharp2. strengous3. vehement4. forceful5. greatlyгород сильно возбуждён; — the town is in a great toss
6. acute7. highly8. vigorousздоровый, сильный, бодрый — vigorous of body
9. badly10. closely-coupled11. heavilyсильно вооружённый, с мощным вооружением — heavily armed
12. lively13. potent14. powerfully15. severely16. sileni17. silenus18. smashingly19. stronglyсильные выражения; бранные слова, брань — strong language
20. violent21. very much; hard22. strong; powerful; mighty; intense; heavy; bad; great; power23. brawny24. fierceсооружение, способное выдержать самые сильные бури — a structure framed to resist the fiercest storms
25. heavy26. high27. intense28. keen29. nervous30. powerful31. sappy32. severe33. sinewy34. smart35. strenuous36. sturdy37. worseСинонимический ряд:1. глубоко (прил.) глубоко2. могуче (прил.) дюже; здоровенно; здорово; могутно; могуче; мощно3. сведуще (прил.) грамотно; компетентно; сведуще4. ярко (прил.) густо; интенсивно; насыщенно; сочно; ярко5. очень (проч.) больно; весьма; до смерти; до чрезвычайности; дьявольски; жутко; зверски; здорово; крайне; отчаянно; очень; смертельно; страшно; ужасно; чертовски; чрезвычайноАнтонимический ряд:бессильно; слабо -
19 беременная
1) General subject: bang-up, big, big with child, enceinte, expectant, gravid, heavy with young (о самке), impregnate, in a certain position, parturient, quick with child (первоначально with quick child), with child, prego (i am 8 month prego - я на восьмом месяце), in a delicate condition2) Biology: heavy (об овце), in kindle (преим. о крольчихах), parous, pregnant (о собаке)5) Obsolete: great6) Agriculture: settled7) Australian slang: in the pudding club, preggie, preggo, up the spout8) Euphemism: in the family way9) Jargon: in a familiar way, in the club (особ. о незамужней), knocked-up, ln a (the) family way, in pod, up the stick, light bulb, P.G.(pregnant), preggy, P.G. pregnant, knocked up10) Fishery: gravid11) Makarov: stocked12) Taboo: anticipating, apron-up, away the trip, awkward, baby-bound, babyed, babyland shopping, bagged, banged up, belly up, (о женщине) bigged (см. big), caught, clucky (сравнение с курицей, снесшей яйцо), double-ribbed, expecting, fat, full in the belly, full of heir (игра слов на air и heir), gone (обыч. с указанием срока, напр. 6 months gone), heir-conditioned (игра слов на air-conditioned), high-bellied, high-waisted, in a bad shape, in for it, in pig, in the club, in the spud line, infanticipating (от infant и anticipate), jazzed, kidded, lumpy, not alone, obvious, on the hill, on the nest, pillowed, poisoned, preg, preparing the bassinet, priggling (от in pig и preggers), pu the elop (перевертыш от up the pole q.v.), pumped, rattle-shopping, rehearsing lullabies, run-to-seed, sewed up, shot in the giblets, stork-mad, storked, stung by a serpent, that way, thickening for something, up the duff, with a bay window, (о женщине) bun in the oven (usu She's got a bun in the oven) -
20 беременность
1) General subject: pregnancy2) Medicine: childbearing, cyesis, cyophoria, fetation, gestation (см. тж pregnancy), gravidism, graviditas, gravidity, maternity, syllepsis3) Rare: child-bearing4) Jargon: bellyful5) Chemical weapons: gestation (у животных)
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