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21 improperly
tr[ɪm'prɒpəlɪ]1 (incorrectly) incorrectamente2 (indecently) indecentemente3 (dishonestly) deshonestamenteimproperly [ɪm'prɑpərli] adv: incorrectamente, indebidamenteɪm'prɑːpərli, ɪm'prɒpəli[ɪm'prɒpǝlɪ]ADV [behave, act] (=in unseemly way) incorrectamente, indecorosamente, impropiamente; (=indecently) indecentemente; [use] indebidamente; (=illicitly) deshonestamente* * *[ɪm'prɑːpərli, ɪm'prɒpəli] -
22 godzić
1. (godzę, godzisz); imp gódź; perf po-; vt( doprowadzać do zgody) to reconcile2. vigodzić w czyjeś prawa/interesy — to threaten sb's rights/interests
* * *ipf.1. (= jednać) reconcile.2. (= łączyć) reconcile, square ( coś z czymś sth with sth); godzić pracę z nauką reconcile work and study; godzić ogień z wodą reconcile two opposites.3. (= celować) aim (w kogoś/coś at sb/sth) ( z czegoś with sth).4. (= trafiać, uderzać) hit, strike (w kogoś/coś sb/sth); godzić na czyjeś życie threaten sb's life; godzić w czyjś honor be an insult l. affront to sb, insult l. affront sb.5. przest. (= najmować) hire, take on (do kogoś/czegoś to work for sb/do sth).ipf.1. (= jednać się) be l. become reconciled ( z kimś with sb).2. (= zgadzać się) agree ( na coś to sth) ( z czymś with sth); godzić się na ciężkie warunki accept difficult conditions; godzić się z czymś come to terms with sth; godzić się z losem be resigned to one's fate.4. przest. (= najmować się) hire on ( do czegoś as sb l. to do sth).5. lit. (= wypada, należy, wolno, trzeba) be suitable l. proper l. fit(ting); to się nie godzi it is unseemly, it it not proper.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > godzić
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23 ml
m.LM, light minimum.* * *ml► símbolo* * *ABR= mililitro(s) ml* * *ml (mililitro)Ex: Test for acidity with a spot of chlorophenol solution (0-42 gm. chlorophenol in 1,000 ml. distilled water).
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ml
ml.
ml (abr de mililitro) millilitre, ml
'ml' also found in these entries:
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English:
aimless
- aimlessly
- blameless
- bottomless
- comely
- extremely
- firmly
- glumly
- harmless
- harmlessly
- homeless
- homely
- ml
- nameless
- namely
- omelet
- omelette
- randomly
- shameless
- shamelessly
- shamelessness
- solemnly
- supremely
- timeless
- timely
- unseemly
- warmly
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24 ETJA
(et, atta, attr), v.1) to incite, egg (goad) on to fight, with dat.; etja hestum, to make horses fight; with acc., etja e-n til þolinmœði, to exhort one to patience;2) etja hamingju, afli, við e-n, to match one’s luck, strength, with anolher’s; etja kappi við e-n, to contend in rivalry, vie with one; etja ráðum, hvárt …, to consider, if …; etja saman manndrápum, to incite two parties to manslaughter;3) etja við e-t, to contend against; etja við aflsmun (liðsmun), to fight against odds;4) to put forth; hann etr fram skallanum, he exposes his bare skull (to the blows);5) to cause to be eaten; etja heyvi, heyjum, to feed cattle upon hay;6) refl., etjast við e-n, to contend with one; ef menn etjast vitnum á, if men contend (plead) with witnesses.* * *atti; pres. et; part. att; but etjað, Andr. 625. 73; [it means probably ‘to make bite,’ a causal of eta]:—to make fight, with dat., esp. etja hestum, of horse fights, a favourite sport of the ancients; for a graphic description of this fight see Bs. i. 633. Arons S. ch. 18, Glúm. ch. 18, Rd. ch. 12, Nj. ch. 58, 59, Vígl. ch. 7, N. G. L. ii. 126; vide hesta-þing, hesta-at, víg-hestr, etc.2. gener. to goad on to fight; atta ek jöfrum en aldri sætta’k, Hbl. 24.β. etja hamingju við e-n, to match one’s luck with another, Fms. iv. 147; e. kappi við e-n, to match one’s force against one, Ld. 64, Eg. 82; e. vandræðum við e-n, 458; e. saman manndrápum, to incite two parties to manslaughter, Anecd. 14: in a good sense, to exhort, ok etjað þá þolinmæði, Andr. l. c. (rare).γ. ellipt., etja við e-t, to contend against; e. við aflamun, to fight against odds, Al. 110; e. við liðsmun, id., Fms. i. 42, ix. 39, Fs. 122; e. við ofrefli, id., Fms. iii. 9; e. við reiði e-s, Fb. i. 240.3. to stretch forth, put forth; hann etr fram berum skallanum, he put forth his bare skull to meet the blows, Fms. xi. 132; (Icel. now use ota, að, in this sense.)II. reflex., lét eigi sama at etjask við kennimenn gamla, said it was unseemly to hoot old clergymen, Sturl. i. 104; er ofstopi etsk í gegn ofstopa, if violence is put against violence, 655 xxi. 3.2. recipr. to contend mutually; ef menn etjask vitnum á, if men contend ( plead) with witnesses, N. G. L. i. 247; ok ef þeir vilja andvitnum á etjask, Gþl. 298. -
25 seemly
adjective* * *adjective ((negative unseemly) (of behaviour etc) suitable, proper or decent: seemly conduct.) schicklich* * *seem·ly[ˈsi:mli]* * *['siːmlɪ]adj (+er)schicklichit isn't seemly ( for sb to do sth) — es schickt sich nicht (für jdn, etw zu tun)
* * *seemly [ˈsiːmlı] adj1. anständig, schicklich, passend2. obs hübsch, nett* * *adjectiveit isn't seemly to praise oneself — es gehört sich nicht, sich selbst zu loben
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26 iharduki
[from *inar- (?) + eduki (have)] iz. fight, spat; ez min guziengatik atxeterretara, ez \iharduki orogatik auzitara (atsot.) don't make a mountain out of a molehill du/ad.1. ( eztabaidatu, aharratu) to fight, argue, quarrel, squabble; elkarren artean \ihardukitzen zuten they {argued || quarreled || squabbled} among themselves; halakoek dihardukatenean ez da zuhurtzia haien artea sartzea when such people are quarreling no wisdom can be prevailed upon them; eta hasi ziren haren \ihardukitzen and they began to argue with him; hitzez ez dezan nehork iharduk so that no one will argue about words2. ( mintzatu, solastu)a. to talk, speak, discuss; ezkonduz gero ez du gehiago gazte lagunekin \ihardukitzen since she married she no longer talks to her childhood friends ; egun herriaren egoeraz \iharduki behar dugu today we must discuss the situation of the country; gizon prestuekin ez da deus ere galtzen nothing is lost by talking to righteous men; gizon hark zihardukan ebasle gaiztoen gain that man spoke out against wicked thievesb. ( arazo batez solastu) to talk, converse, communicate; zerbait egitekoz \iharduki behar dugu we must talk about doing something ; bekatua eginez gero Jainkoarekin \iharduki behar da having committed sin you must communicate with God3. ( jardun) to be busy doing, be at it; zertan dihardukazu hori? what are you up to there?4.a. ( buru egin, gogor egin) [ dio ] to resist, oppose, dispute; Jainkoaren nahia ri \ihardukiz going against God's will; landare honek ederki \ihardukitzen dio gaitz horri this plant is very resistant to that diseaseb. ( gudukatu) (- (r)ekin) ; to fight, battle, contend ; zeren berdinarekin \ihardukitzea arriskutsu da, handiagoarekin erokeria, eta txikiagoarekin itsusi eta desohore for it is risky to fight against your equal, insanity to fight against someone bigger, and unseemly and dishonorable to fight against someone smaller; orain hamar bekaturekin dihardukazu, gero ehunekin \iharduki beharko duzu now you're contending with ten sins and then you'll have to contend with a hundred5. ( ihardetsi) to reply, answer, talk back; obedi dezagun \iharduki gabe let us obey without talking back; hor dago — \iharduki zuen mutikoak "there it is", answered the little boy -
27 indecor
indĕcor, cŏris, or indĕcŏris, e, adj. [2. in-decorus], unbecoming, unseemly, indecorous, inglorious, disgraceful, shameful (very rare; for the most part poet.): cujus sit vita indecoris, Att. ap. Non. 489, 1:non indecorem tua te regina reliquit,
Verg. A. 11, 845; cf. id. ib. 12, 679: non erimus regno (dat.) indecores, id. ib. 7, 231:nec genus indecores,
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28 indecorous
a неблагопристойный; некорректный, бестактный, неуместный, некрасивый; предосудительныйСинонимический ряд:1. improper (adj.) immodest; improper; inappropriate; indelicate; malodorous; ridiculous; rough; unbecoming; undecorous; ungodly; unseemly; unsuitable; untoward2. vulgar (adj.) coarse; disgraceful; indecent; obscene; offensive; rude; shameful; uncouth; vulgarАнтонимический ряд:appropriate; respectable -
29 rough
1. n неровная местность2. n «бурьян», неровная часть поля3. n нечто грубое на видrough tongue — грубый язык, грубость
4. n нечто шероховатое, неровное5. n трудный, тяжёлый период в жизниthe rough and the smooth — превратности судьбы, неудачи и удачи
6. n неотделанность, незаконченность7. n необрушенный рис, падди8. n хулиган, буян9. n шип10. a неровный, шероховатый; шершавый11. a труднопроходимый12. a неотделанный; необработанный, неочищенныйrough rice — необрушенный рис, падди
rough machined — обработал начерно; обработанный начерно
faced rough — отделал начерно; отделанный начерно
13. a неотшлифованный14. a нестроганый15. a чёрный16. a неоштукатуренныйrough wall — неоштукатуренная стена; бутовая стена
17. a крупнозернистый18. a лохматый, косматый19. a черновойrough draft — эскиз, набросок
20. a приблизительный21. a грубый; неотёсанный, грубоватый; невежливыйrough manners — грубые манеры, неотёсанность
cloth that is rough to the touch — сукно, грубое на ощупь
rough and ready — сделанный кое-как; наспех; грубоватый
rough work — черновая работа; грубая работа
22. a жёсткий, резкийher voice was rough but had an appealing quality withal — голос у неё был резкий, но довольно приятный
23. a сл. непристойный24. a шумливый, драчливый; буйный; хулиганствующийrough children — распущенные дети, драчуны
25. a бурный, бушующий26. a резкий, порывистый27. a режущий слух, неприятный28. a терпкий29. a сильный, резкий; грубый30. a тяжёлый, неквалифицированный, чёрный31. a разг. трудный, горький, тяжёлыйrough luck — горькая доля, неудача
32. a суровый, лишённый комфорта33. a фон. произносимый с придыханиемwe drove over a rough road and were much shake n — мы ехали по выбоинам, и нас очень трясло
34. v делать шероховатым, грубымrough in — набрасывать вчерне; делать вчерне
35. v становиться шероховатым; грубеть36. v допускать грубость37. v допускать грубость по отношению к противнику38. v ерошить, лохматить, всклокочивать39. v волновать; рябить40. v волноваться, бурлить, бушевать41. v подковывать на шипы42. v преим. австрал. объезжатьСинонимический ряд:1. approximate (adj.) approximate; inexact; vague2. bluff (adj.) abrupt; bluff; blunt; breviloquent; brief; brusque; crusty; curt; gruff; short; short-spoken; snippety; snippy3. boisterous (adj.) boisterous; disorderly; raucous; riotous; violent4. bristly (adj.) bristly; hairy; hirsute; shaggy5. coarse (adj.) coarse; grainy; granular; gritty6. hard (adj.) arduous; backbreaking; bad; burdensome; demanding; difficile; difficult; effortful; exacting; formidable; hard; heavy; knotty; labored; laborious; onerous; operose; oppressive; rigorous; serious; severe; slavish; sticky; strenuous; taxing; terrible; tight; toilful; toilsome; tough; tricksy; trying; uphill; weighty7. harsh (adj.) discordant; dry; grating; harsh; hoarse; jarring; rasping; raspy; rusty; squawky; strident; stridulent; stridulous8. indecorous (adj.) improper; indecent; indecorous; malodorous; ridiculous; unbecoming; undecorous; ungodly; unseemly; untoward9. irregular (adj.) asperous; bitter; brutal; bumpy; cragged; craggy; ironbound; irregular; jagged; ragged; rugged; scabrous; scraggy; severe; stony; uneven; unlevel; unsmooth10. raw (adj.) barbarian; barbaric; boorish; churlish; coarse; crass; crude; earthy; gross; incult; inelegant; low; Philistine; primitive; raw; tasteless; uncivilised; uncouth; uncultivated; vulgar11. rude (adj.) angular; lumpy; proximate; roughhewn; rude; undressed; unfashioned; unformed; unhewn; unworked12. stormy (adj.) agitated; blustering; blustery; dirty; disturbed; furious; inclement; raging; stormful; stormy; tempestuous; tumultuous; turbid; turbulent; unwrought; wild13. tight (adj.) sticky; tight; tricky14. tough (adj.) rough-and-tumble; strenuous; tough15. uncivil (adj.) impolite; indelicate; uncivil; uncultured; unrefined16. unfinished (adj.) imperfect; incomplete; plain; preliminary; sketchy; tentative; uncorrected; unfinished; unperfected; unpolished; unprepared; unset17. roughness (noun) irregularity; roughness; unevenness18. tough (noun) brawler; bullyboy; mucker; mug; plug-ugly; punk; rascal; roughneck; rowdy; ruffian; thug; tough; toughie; yahoo19. manhandle (verb) manhandle; slap aroundАнтонимический ряд:calm; complete; even; exact; fair; finished; hairless; harmonious; level; orderly; polished; precise; refined; regular; smooth -
30 undue
1. a чрезмерный2. a неподходящий, несоответствующий3. a ком. непросроченный, по сроку ещё не подлежащий оплатеСинонимический ряд:1. excessive (adj.) dizzy; excessive; exorbitant; extreme; inordinate; overmuch; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; supernatural; towering; unmeasurable2. improper (adj.) ill-timed; improper; inadmissible; inappropriate; inapt; inept; intempestive; malapropos; unapt; unbecoming; unbefitting; uncomely; unfitting; unseasonable; unseemly; unsuitable; untimely3. unjustified (adj.) disproportionate; extravagant; forbidden; immoderate; indecorous; unearned; unjust; unjustified; unmerited4. unreasonable (adj.) unconscionable; unjustifiable; unreasonable; unwarrantable; unwarrantedАнтонимический ряд:appropriate; moderate -
31 unsuitable
a неподходящий, несоответствующий, непригодныйan unsuitable article for export — товар, не подходящий для экспорта
Синонимический ряд:improper (adj.) anomalous; ill-adapted; ill-suited; ill-timed; improper; inadmissible; inapplicable; inappropriate; inapt; incompatible; incongruous; inept; intempestive; malapropos; unacceptable; unapt; unbecoming; unbefitting; uncomely; undue; unfit; unfitted; unfitting; unmeet; unsatisfactory; unseasonable; unseemly; unsuited; untimelyАнтонимический ряд: -
32 unworthy
1. a низкий, подлый, презренный2. a недостойный3. a неподходящий; не соответствующийconduct unworthy of an honest man — поведение, не приличествующее честному человеку
4. a не имеющий никакой ценности, ничего не стоящийСинонимический ряд:1. improper (adj.) improper; inappropriate; incompatible; unbefitting; unsuitable2. inferior (adj.) base; cheap; coarse; counterfeit; inferior; poor; shabby; tawdry3. unworthy of (adj.) ineligible; undeserving; unqualified; unworthy of4. worthless (adj.) draffy; drossy; good-for-nothing; inadequate; inutile; no-good; nothing; unmerited; unseemly; unsuited; valueless; worthlessАнтонимический ряд:deserving; suitable -
33 ἀποματαΐζω
A behave idly or unseemly, euphem. for ἀποπέρδω, Hdt. 2.162, Favor. ap. Stob.4.50.25; cf. ἀποματαιάσαι· ἐξευτελίσαι, Hsch.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > ἀποματαΐζω
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34 hake
Merluccius australis (Whiting)Maori kehe, tikatiFA cod-like fish growing to 90cm long. It has a high commercial value and is most common off the West Coast of the South Island.Maori for hunchback, crooked, hunched, unseemly, misshapen -
35 αἰσχρολογία
αἰσχρολογία, ας, ἡ (X. et al.; Polyb., Diod S, Plut., Epict.; POxy 410, 77) speech of a kind that is generally considered in poor taste, obscene speech, dirty talk (Aristot., EN 4, 8 [1128a], contrasts the preference for obscenity in older drama with the more refined taste of later times and argues that αἰ., obscenity, can be expected from those of servile nature but not from a cultured gentleman. Clem. Al., Paed. 2, 6, 52 αἰ. εἰκότως ἂν καλοῖτο ἡ περὶ τῶν τῆς κακίας ἔργων λογοποιία, οἷον τὸ περὶ μοιχείας διαλέγεσθαι ἢ παιδεραστίας = αἰ. might properly be defined as story-telling involving such unseemly deeds as adultery or pederasty. αἰσχρός=obscene: Ps.-Demetr. Eloc. 151). Obscene expressions would also be used to flavor derogatory remarks (s. Aristot. above); hence the rendering scurrilous talk (Polyb. 8, 11, 8; 31, 6, 4; BGU 909, 11f) is pertinent Col 3:8, esp. since βλασφημία (=‘defamation’, s. βλ. a) immediately precedes. The gener. sense dirty talk fits D 5:1, which could apply to ribald stories as well as scurrilous talk.—AWikenhauser, BZ 8, 1910, 270. DELG s.v. αἶσχος. M-M. Sv. -
36 olmayacak
1. unseemly, unsuitable, improper. 2. impossible. - duaya amin demek to hope for the impossible.
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