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1 lazy beggar
разг.лентяй, ленивец, лодырь, бездельникI don't know how you can waste the best part of the day in bed. You ought to have been up before dawn like me. Lazy beggar. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘Mackintosh’) — Не понимаю, как вы можете проводить лучшее время дня в постели. Вам, ленивец вы эдакий, надо, подобно мне, вставать до рассвета.
‘Wake up, Uncle Jennison, you lazy dog,’ Eddie called... (A. Saxton, ‘The Great Midland’, ‘The First War’, ‘1912’) — - Эй, дядя Дженнисон! Вставай, лентяй! - крикнул Эдди...
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2 Lazy beggar
Лентяй. Ленивец. Лодырь. БездельникDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Lazy beggar
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3 lazy
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4 a lazy man is the beggar's brother
Пословица: лентяй-брат нищегоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > a lazy man is the beggar's brother
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5 idler
n бездельник, лентяйСинонимический ряд:1. idler (adj.) idler; lazier; more indolent; more shiftless; more slothful2. more groundless (adj.) more baseless; more bottomless; more groundless; more unfounded; more unwarranted3. more inactive (adj.) more asleep; more inactive; more inert; more inoperative; more passive; quieter; sleepier4. more unused (adj.) more unemployed; more unused; more vacant5. vainer (adj.) emptier; hollower; more nugatory; more otiose; vainer6. beggar (noun) beggar; loaf; rascal; tramp; vagrant7. lazy person (noun) drone; laggard; lazy person; lazybones; loafer; lounger; slacker8. sluggard (noun) bum; dolittle; do-nothing; faineant; ne'er-do-well; no-good; slouch; slug; slugabed; sluggard; wastrel -
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1. n груб. зад, задница2. n амер. разг. лодырь, лоботряс, бездельник3. n амер. сл. ни на что не годный, никчёмный человек; бродяга4. n амер. заядлый болельщик, любитель, фанат5. n амер. сл. кутёж6. a амер. разг. дрянной, халтурный; низкопробный7. a амер. разг. ложный; вводящий в заблуждение8. a амер. разг. больной, хромой9. v амер. разг. бездельничать; шататься, слоняться без дела10. v амер. сл. жить на чужой счёт11. v амер. сл. пьянствовать12. v амер. сл. сл. ездить «зайцем»13. v диал. громко жужжать14. v доставлять на лодке провизию на судаСинонимический ряд:1. binge (noun) bat; bender; binge; blowoff; booze; brannigan; bust; carousal; carouse; compotation; jag; orgy; ran-tan; rowdydow; soak; souse; spree; tear; toot; wassail2. sluggard (noun) dolittle; do-nothing; drone; faineant; idler; lazybones; loafer; ne'er-do-well; no-good; slouch; slug; slugabed; sluggard; wastrel3. transient (noun) beggar; derelict; drunk; good-for-nothing; hobo; pariah; renegade; social outcast; tramp; transient; vagrant; wino4. vagabond (noun) arab; canter; clochard; drifter; floater; piker; roadster; runagate; street arab; tramper; vag; vagabond; Weary Willie5. beg (verb) beg; borrow; mooch; scrounge; sponge6. idle (verb) dawdle; diddle; diddle-daddle; drone; goldbrick; idle; laze; lazy; loaf; loiter; loll; lounge
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