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1 увалень
1) General subject: blimp, clod, clodhopper, clumsy person, dumbhead, goof, hodmandod, laggard, looby, lout, lubber, slouch, slug, snail, swab, swabber, swob, woolsack, kaputnik (Eran is such a kaputnik.)2) Naval: lubber (презрительная кличка, даваемая моряками неопытному работнику)3) Colloquial: clutz6) Makarov: hulk -
2 неумёха
1) General subject: botch, bush leaguer, bush-leaguer, butcher, dabster, goof up, tawpie, all thumbs (ex. She is all thumbs - Она такая неумёха), kaputnik, clumsy2) Colloquial: butter-fingers, butters4) Jargon: butterfingers (у которого руки растут не из того места), goof-up -
3 тупица
1) General subject: Boeotian, CH, asshead, banana head, beef head, beetle, beetle head, blimp, blockhead, bone-head, bufflehead, bullhead, chili bowl, chili-bowl, clodpate, clodpole, clodpoll, clonk, clot, cloth head, clunk, crack-head, dullard, dumb egg, dummy, dump egg, dunce, flat, food for squirrels, four-letter man, gink, hammer head, jerk, josser, lard head, lob, lubber head, lubber-head, lump, lumpish boor, muddle-head, nowt, numbskull, numskull, oaf, ouph, ouphe, sap, schmuck, slob, slowcoach, stick, thick head, thick skull, thick-head, thickhead, wampus, wittol, wooden-head, woodenhead, ignoramus, dipstick, beetle-brain, doof, dufus, kaputnik, stupid thing, nitwit, butthead, lemon, leather-head2) Colloquial: Colonel Blimp, beetle-head, cabbage head, cabbage-head, cloth-head, dimwit, dodo, duffer, fiddlehead, goof, numnut, pigbrain (= pighead), pigsconce, pinhead, punk, thick, thicko, doofus, ass maggot, idiot, Pighead3) Slang: goon4) American: banana-head, cheese, foozle, lard-head, lunk, lunkhead, nerd, nurd, peahead, schmo, schmoe, schnook, wooden Indian5) Obsolete: hammer-head8) Irish: Gowl9) Psychology: dull normal10) Jargon: arse, bonehead, clunkhead, dum-dum, dumb-dumb, dumdum, meathead, mope, mush-head, nudnik, oil can, pin-head, solid ivory, yack, yak, yock, yuck, yuk, zombi, zombie, dope (I'm not such a dope. Я не такой тупица.), turkey (You are such a turkey! Ты такая тупица!), tool (stupid person), (задница) Caffler, numbhead, cheesehead, lorg, lug, strawberry, divvy, gomer, clunker12) Invective: fuckhead13) Makarov: a wooden head, wooden head14) Taboo: ass-brain, ass-head, ass-hole, barf bag, berk, bit of a knob (см. knob), bletherskate, cheesy helmet, damn fool, darnfoolski, dingleberry, dink, dumb-ass, fuck-knuckle, gack, gee-bag (см. gee), gooberhead, mong, muppet, nucker, shit-head, silly ass, wank stain15) Phraseological unit: melon head
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