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1 грубый фарс
1) General subject: knockabout, knockabout farce (англ. оборот взят из статьи в газете Los Angeles Times)2) Cinema: knock-about act, slapstick comedy -
2 груб
(за повърхност) rough, coarse(недоизработен, примитивен) crude, rough(неизискан) uncouth, rugged, crude(неучтив) rude, uncivil, uncourteous. unmannerly(неприличен) coarse(вулгарен) vulgar, low, gross, broad(явен, очебиен и за лъжа, ласкателство, несправедливост, преувеличение) gross(материалистичен) earthy(за глас) harsh, rough, gruff(за език) coarse, rude, gross(прям) bluntгруб интерес brute interestгруб (много кратък) отговор a curt replyгруб плат/хартия coarse cloth/paperгруб фарс a broad farce; knockabout, a slapstick comedyгруб човек a rough man, ( неделикатен) a coarse-fibred/-grained manгруба грешка a flagrant/gross error, a gross/glaring blunder, a bad mistakeразг. a howlerгруба действителност brute/rugged/grim realityгруба заплаха a crude threatгруба измислица a gross inventionгруб а изработка crude worksmanshipгруба кожа coarse skinгруба намеса a crude/gross interferenceгруба работа rough work spade-workгруба шега a coarse/broad/gross joke, ("номер") a practical jokeпозволявам си груби шеги с play rough jokes onгрубо нарушение a gross/flagrant violationгрубо невежество crass ignoranceгрубо оскърбление a gross insultгруби обноски unpolished/rough/crude mannersгруби ръце horny/hardened/calloused hindsв груби черти in broad outline* * *груб,прил. (за повърхност) rough, coarse; ( недоизработен, примитивен) crude; ( неучтив) rude, uncivil, uncourteous, unmannerly; gross; earthy; currish; разг. roughnecked, gruff, crabby, crabbed; ( неприличен) coarse; ( вулгарен) vulgar, low, gross, broad; ( явен, очебиен и за лъжа, ласкателство, несправедливост, преувеличение) gross, heavy-handed; ( материалистичен) earthy; (за глас) harsh, rough, gruff; (за език) coarse, rude, gross; ( прям) blunt; \груб интерес brute interest; \груб на пипане (за плат) rough to the touch, coarse to the feel; \груб ( много кратък и рязък) отговор curt/gruff reply; \груб плат/хартия coarse cloth/paper; \груб фарс broad farce; knockabout, slapstick comedy; \груб човек rough man, ( неделикатен) coarse-fibred/-grained man; \груба грешка flagrant/gross error, gross/glaring blunder, bad mistake; разг. howler; \груба действителност brute/rugged/grim reality; \груба заплаха crude threat; \груба измислица gross invention; \груба изработка crude workmanship; \груба кожа coarse skin; \груба намеса crude/gross interference; \груба работа rough work, spade-work; \груба сила brute strength/force; \груба сметка rough estimate; \груба шега coarse/broad/gross joke, (“ номер”) practical joke; \груби обноски unpolished/rough/crude manners; \груби ръце horny/hardened/calloused hands; \груби черти (на лице) hard/heavy features; \грубо ласкателство fulsome flattery; \грубо нарушение gross/flagrant violation; \грубо оскърбление gross insult; позволявам си \груби шеги с play rough jokes on; • в \груби черти (в общи линии) in broad outline.* * *broad; brusque; brutal; churlish; coarse{kO;s}: груб cloth - груб плат; coarse- minded; crass{krEs}; crude; cubbish; fierce; gross; gruff; harsh; loutish; lubberly; material; outlandish; raw{rO;}; rebarbative; rough{rXf}: a груб man - груб човек; rude; rugged; rustic; ungentle{Xn`djentl}; unkind; untutored* * *1. (вулгарен) vulgar, low, gross, broad 2. (за глас) harsh, rough, gruff 3. (за език) coarse, rude, gross 4. (за повърхност) rough, coarse 5. (материалистичен) earthy 6. (недоизработен, примитивен) crude, rough 7. (неизискан) uncouth, rugged, crude 8. (неприличен) coarse 9. (неучтив) rude, uncivil, uncourteous. unmannerly 10. (прям) blunt 11. (явен, очебиен - и за лъжа. ласкателство 12. ГРУБ (много кратък) отговор a curt reply 13. ГРУБ а изработка crude worksmanship 14. ГРУБ интерес brute interest 15. ГРУБ на пипане (за плат) rough to the touch, coarse to the feel 16. ГРУБ плат/хартия coarse cloth/paper 17. ГРУБ фарс a broad farce;knockabout, a slapstick comedy 18. ГРУБ човек a rough man, (неделикатен) a coarse-fibred/-grained man 19. ГРУБa грешка a flagrant/gross error, a gross/glaring blunder, a bad mistake 20. ГРУБa действителност brute/rugged/grim reality 21. ГРУБa заплаха a crude threat 22. ГРУБa измислица a gross invention 23. ГРУБa кожа coarse skin 24. ГРУБa намеса a crude/ gross interference 25. ГРУБa работа rough work spade-work 26. ГРУБa сила brute strength/force! ГРУБa сметка a rough estimate 27. ГРУБa шега a' coarse/broad/gross joke, ("номер") a practical joke 28. ГРУБo нарушение a gross/ flagrant violation 29. ГРУБo невежество crass ignorance 30. ГРУБo оскърбление a gross insult: ГРУБи обноски unpolished/rough/crude manners: ГРУБи ръце horny/hardened/calloused hinds, ГРУБи черти (на лице) hard/heavy features 31. в ГРУБи черти in broad outline 32. несправедливост, преувеличение) gross 33. позволявам си груби шеги с play rough jokes on 34. разг. a howler -
3 Schmierenkomödie
f pej. primitive knockabout comedy* * *Schmie|ren|ko|mö|dief (pej)slapstick farce, pantomime; (fig) pantomime, farce* * *Schmierenkomödie f pej primitive knockabout comedy -
4 payasada
f.1 piece of clowning (graciosa).hacer payasadas to clown around2 ludicrous thing to say/do (grotesca).* * *1 buffoonery, clowning2 familiar silly thing, stupid thing* * *SF clownish trick, stunt; pey ridiculous thing (to do)pl payasadas clowning sing ; (Teat) slapstick sing, knockabout humour sing, knockabout humor sing (EEUU)* * *1) ( bufonada)deja de hacer payasadas — stop clowning around o acting the clown (colloq)
2) (Chi fam)a) ( tontería) stupid thing to say/dob) ( cosa) thingamajig (colloq)* * *= slapstick, charade.Ex. Young children like slapstick, then change to a more subtle humour.Ex. Political parties happily play along with this charade because it enables them to look like they care about the planet.----* hacer payasadas = fool around.* * *1) ( bufonada)deja de hacer payasadas — stop clowning around o acting the clown (colloq)
2) (Chi fam)a) ( tontería) stupid thing to say/dob) ( cosa) thingamajig (colloq)* * *= slapstick, charade.Ex: Young children like slapstick, then change to a more subtle humour.
Ex: Political parties happily play along with this charade because it enables them to look like they care about the planet.* hacer payasadas = fool around.* * *Ala asamblea fue una verdadera payasada the meeting was a complete farce1 (tontería) stupid thing to say/doson puras payasadas that's utter nonsense¿cómo se abre esta payasada? how does this thingamajig o what-d'you-call-it open? ( colloq)* * *
payasada sustantivo femenino
1 ( bufonada):◊ deja de hacer payasadas stop clowning around o acting the clown (colloq)
2 (fam)
payasada f loc hacer payasadas, to clown around o to play the fool
* * *payasada nf1. [graciosa] piece of clowning;hacer payasadas to clown o fool around2. [grotesca]eso que has dicho/hecho es una payasada what you said/did is ludicrous* * *payasada nfbufonada: antic, buffoonery* * *payasada n1. (hecho) antic2. (dicho) joke -
5 балаган
1) General subject: booth (на ярмарке), buffoonery, carrousel, knockabout comedy, show, skits and buffoonery, slapstick comedy, travelling shew, travelling show2) Colloquial: gaff3) Literal: farce4) Architecture: circus5) Scornful: raree show (о зрелище)6) Jargon: penny gaff
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