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1 белая горячка
1) General subject: blue devils, clanks, delirium tremens, jimjams, the jumps2) Medicine: alcoholic mania, alcoholomania, delirium, delirium sine delirio, jumps, mania apotu, tremens, tromomania3) American: clanks (the clanks)4) Jocular: DT's5) Australian slang: dry horrors (Delirium tremens), dingbats6) Jargon: jerks, meemies, orc, orch, ork, orks, screaming meemies, snozzle-wobbles, blue Johnnies, rats, bottleache, horrors, whoops and jingles, whips and jingles, staggers, zings, barrel fever, batty, pink spiders7) Simple: (употр. с глаголом во мн.ч.) jimjams8) American English: be delirious, have the shakes9) Aviation medicine: delirium alcoholicum -
2 (употр . с глаголом во мн.ч.) белая горячка
Simple: jimjamsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (употр . с глаголом во мн.ч.) белая горячка
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3 крайне нервозное состояние
General subject: jimjamsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > крайне нервозное состояние
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4 мандраж
1) General subject: jimjams, collywobbles2) Sports: yips3) Jargon: heebie-jeebies, jim-jams, the jimmies4) American English: anxiety, fidgets, heebie-jeebies, nerves, shakes, shivers, tenseness, willies, creeps, pins and needles, heart sinking. -
5 мороз по коже
1) General subject: goosebumps, jimjams, send cold shivers down, make one's flesh crawl2) Graphic expression: a cold shiver ran down one's spine -
6 мурашки
1) General subject: creep, formication (по телу), goosebumps (от страха), horripilation, jimjams, juicebumps (от страха)2) Colloquial: creeps -
7 нервная дрожь
1) General subject: buck fever, jimjams, nervous chill, thrill, willies2) Medicine: nervous fever, nervous trembling4) Jargon: buzz, fantods, heebie-jeebies, jim-jams, the jimmies, the willies, charge, belt5) Makarov: butterflies -
8 нервозность
1) General subject: Katzenjammer, fussiness, jumpiness, nerve, nervosity, nervousness2) Colloquial: ants in (one's) pants3) Military: buck fever5) Jargon: ants in one's pants, cheek, heebie-jeebies, jim-jams, jimjams, the jimmies, the jitters, whing-ding, whingding, wing-ding, wingding6) Aviation medicine: nervosism -
9 пижама
1) General subject: jams, night-suit, pajamas, pyjamas, sleeper, sleeping suit, sleeping-suit, undress, sweat clothes2) Colloquial: (употр. с глаголом во мн.ч.) jams3) Australian slang: jammies4) Jargon: P.J.'s.5) Advertising: night suit7) Clothing: sleepwear -
10 содрогание
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11 мурашка
разг.
1) (букашка)
small ant/insect
2) только мн.; (пупырышки)
creep, jimjams; horripilation книжн.* * *small ant/insect* * *antemmetpismire
См. также в других словарях:
jimjams — [jim′jamz΄] pl.n. [arbitrary echoic formation] Slang 1. delirium tremens 2. a nervous feeling; jitters: usually with the … English World dictionary
jimjams — ˈjimˌjamz, ˌjaa(ə)mz noun plural Etymology: perhaps alteration of delirium tremens slang : delirium tremens; also : a markedly nervous, overwrought, or depressed condition especially arising from excess or fear drink so muc … Useful english dictionary
jimjams — Synonyms and related words: agitation, all overs, blue Johnnies, blue devils, chills of fear, cold creeps, cold shivers, cold sweat, creeps, disquiet, disquietude, dithers, fear and trembling, goose bumps, gooseflesh, heartquake, heebie jeebies,… … Moby Thesaurus
jimjams — noun plural Etymology: perhaps alteration of delirium tremens Date: 1852 jitters … New Collegiate Dictionary
jimjams — /jim jamz /, n. (used with a pl. v.) Slang. 1. extreme nervousness; jitters. 2. See delirium tremens. [1540 50; gradational compound based on JAM1. Cf. FLIM FLAM, jingle jangle, etc.] * * * … Universalium
jimjams — noun pajamas … Wiktionary
jimjams — jim·jams jim .jamz n pl 1) DELIRIUM TREMENS 2) JITTERS … Medical dictionary
jimjams — n. nervousness, stress, anxiety, jitters (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
jimjams — Noun. Pyjamas. Also jim jams . See jammies … English slang and colloquialisms
jimjams — jim·jams … English syllables
jimjams — jim•jams [[t]ˈdʒɪmˌdʒæmz[/t]] n. (used with a pl. v.) Slang. 1) jitters 2) delirium tremens • Etymology: 1540–50; compound based on jam I … From formal English to slang