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1 навязчивая идея
1) General subject: a fixed idea, buzz bug, fixation, fixed idea, haunter, idee fixe, maggot, mawk, obsession2) Medicine: imperative conception, notion of compulsion, obsessional idea3) Colloquial: King Charles's head4) Australian slang: bee in (one's) bonnet5) Psychology: anancastia, fetishism, insistent idea6) Jargon: a bee in (one's) bonnet, a bee in one's bonnet, a bee in the bonnet, ax to grind, bee, bug, buzz-bug, trip, hang up, bug in ( one's) ear7) Advertising: compulsive idea8) Aviation medicine: autochthonous idea, idea fixa9) Makarov: obcessive10) Idiomatic expression: bee in the bonnet -
2 навязчивая идея
compulsive idea, fixed idea, insistent idea, obtrusive idea, fixation, anancastia, haunter, obsession, фр. idee fixe, лат. idea fixaчеловек, одержимый навязчивой идеей — obsessionist
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