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62 licentious
/lai'senʃəs/ * tính từ - phóng túng, bừa bâi; dâm loạn - (từ hiếm,nghĩa hiếm) phóng túng về niêm luật (thơ); tuỳ tiện về ngữ pháp -
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adjectiveദുരാചാരിയായ, വിഷയാസക്തനായ, ദുര്ന്നടത്തയുള്ള, താന്തോന്നിത്തമുള്ള -
64 licentious
[lai΄senʃəs] a սանձարձակ, անբարոյական -
65 Licentious
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66 licentious living
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67 licentious feasts
Общая лексика: буйные пиры, оргии -
68 licentious in number of syllables
Общая лексика: с неправильным числом слогов (о стихе)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > licentious in number of syllables
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69 licentious living
Общая лексика: беспутная жизнь -
70 licentious morals
Общая лексика: распущенные нравы -
71 licentious rhyme
Общая лексика: вольная рифма -
72 licentious li·cen·tious adj
[laɪ'sɛnʃəs]frm licenzioso (-a) -
73 licentious life
s.vida airada, vida ancha, estricote. -
74 licentious person
s.licencioso, persona sensual, disoluto, libertino. -
75 licentious place
s.fumadero de opio, antro. -
76 licentious woman
s.mujer de costumbres licenciosas, chica promiscua, licenciosa, disoluta. -
77 wanton
'wontən1) (without reason; motiveless: wanton cruelty; the wanton destruction of property.) sin motivo, injustificado; gratuito2) ((of a person) immoral: wanton young women.) libertino, desvergonzado•- wantonly- wantonness
tr['wɒntən]1 (gratuitous) gratuito,-awanton ['wɑntən, 'wɔn-] adj1) lewd, lustful: lascivo, lujurioso, licencioso2) inhumane, merciless: despiadadowanton cruelty: crueldad despiadadaadj.• fácil adj.• jugetón, -ona adj.• lascivo, -a adj.• lozano, -a adj.• sin propósito adj.n.• libertino s.m.'wɔːntṇ, 'wɒntəna) ( willful) sin sentido, gratuitob) ( licentious) < lifestyle> licencioso, disipado['wɒntǝn]ADJ1) (=wilful, gratuitous) [neglect] displicente; [destruction] sin sentido, gratuito; [violence] gratuito2) † pej (=dissolute) [woman] lascivo, libertino; [behaviour] disipado, inmoral3) (=unrestrained) [spending] desenfrenado* * *['wɔːntṇ, 'wɒntən]a) ( willful) sin sentido, gratuitob) ( licentious) < lifestyle> licencioso, disipado -
78 wanton
adjective1) (dated): (licentious) lüstern; wollüstig [Person, Gedanken, Benehmen]2) (wilful) mutwillig [Beschädigung, Grausamkeit, Verschwendung]; leichtfertig [Vernachlässigung]* * *['wontən]•- academic.ru/93610/wantonly">wantonly- wantonness* * *wan·ton[ˈwɒntən, AM ˈwɑ:ntən]1. (wilful) leichtfertig, rücksichtslos\wanton destruction mutwillige Zerstörung\wanton disregard völlige Gleichgültigkeit\wanton waste sträfliche Verschwendung\wanton smile lüsternes Lächeln geh\wanton breeze leichte Brise* * *['wɒntən]1. adjCupid, that wanton boy (liter) — Amor, dieser kleine Lüstling
2) (= wilful) cruelty, destruction mutwillig; disregard, negligence sträflich, völlig unverantwortlich; waste sträflich, kriminell (inf)to spend money with wanton extravagance — Geld mit sträflichem Leichtsinn ausgeben
2. n(old: immoral woman) Dirne f* * *A adj (adv wantonly)1. mutwillig:a) obs ausgelassen, ungebärdig, wildb) leichtfertigwanton negligence JUR grobe Fahrlässigkeit2. rücksichtslos, unbarmherzig, brutal (Grausamkeit etc)3. obs widerspenstig, störrisch (Kind etc)4. liederlich, ausschweifend, zügellos (Leben etc)5. wollüstig, geil, lüstern6. üppig (Haar etc):she has a wanton imagination sie hat eine blühende Fantasie;wanton vegetation wuchernder PflanzenwuchsB s obsa) Kokotte fb) Wollüstling m, Wüstling mC v/i ausschweifend leben* * *adjective1) (dated): (licentious) lüstern; wollüstig [Person, Gedanken, Benehmen]2) (wilful) mutwillig [Beschädigung, Grausamkeit, Verschwendung]; leichtfertig [Vernachlässigung]* * *adj.mutwillig adj.übermütig adj.üppig adj. -
79 развратный
прил. dissolute, licentious;
lecherous, debauched, profligate, depraved;
corruptdissolute, licentious ;Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > развратный
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80 Corinthian
kəˈrɪnθɪən
1. прил.
1) коринфский Corinthian order
2) изящный, элегантный (напр., о литературном стиле)
3) распущенный, распутный;
легкомысленный( о манерах, поведении) Syn: licentious, profligate
2. сущ.
1) коринфянин
2) а) уст. светский человек;
весельчак, распутник, повеса Syn: profligate idler, licentious man б) франт, щеголь Syn: swell
3) богатый человек, увлекающийся спортом (как правило, не профессионал, дилетант, использует для занятий спортом собственные корты, лошадей, яхту и т.д.)коринфянин светский человек;
прожигатель жизни богатый любитель спорта (американизм) любитель-яхтсмен (библеизм) Послание к коринфянам коринфский - * order (архитектура) коринфский ордер роскошный, разукрашенный распутный, развращенный цветистый, вычурный( о слоге)Corinthian коринфский;
Corinthian order архит. коринфский ордер ~ коринфянин ~ уст. светский человек ~ состоятельный человек, увлекающийся спортомCorinthian коринфский;
Corinthian order архит. коринфский ордерБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > Corinthian
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licentious — adjective Etymology: Latin licentiosus, from licentia Date: 1535 1. lacking legal or moral restraints; especially disregarding sexual restraints 2. marked by disregard for strict rules of correctness • licentiously adverb • licentiousness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary