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101 self-conceit
n самомнение, заносчивость, самодовольствоСинонимический ряд:egotism (noun) assurance; conceit; egoism; egotism; narcissism; pride; selfishness; self-love; vanity -
102 species
1. n род, породаthe species, our species — человеческий род
2. n вид, разновидность3. n филос. чувственное представление4. n филос. умственный образ5. n филос. объект мысли, рассматриваемый как подобие предмета в природеСинонимический ряд:type (noun) breed; cast; caste; category; character; class; cut; description; division; family; feather; genus; ilk; kidney; kind; lot; manner; mold; mould; nature; order; persuasion; race; sort; stamp; stripe; subdivision; type; variety; way -
103 wise
1. a мудрый, премудрый; умудрённый2. a умный, разумныйto get wiser — поумнеть; приобрести жизненный опыт
he did a wise thing in calling them down — он поступил умно, поставив их на место
3. a благоразумный, здравомыслящийit would not be wise to do it — было бы неблагоразумно делать это;
4. a амер. разг. осведомлённый, знающийto be wise — узнать, понять; увидеть, подметить, заметить
I was none the wiser for his explanation — его объяснение мне ничего не дало; из его объяснения я ничего не вынес
they laughed at him and he never the wiser — они смеялись над ним, а он ничего не замечал
if you hold your tongue no one will be any the wiser — если ты будешь держать язык за зубами, никто ничего не узнает
5. a амер. разг. умничающий; заносчивый6. a амер. разг. расчётливый; хитрый, ловкий; проницательный; себе на уме7. a амер. разг. ирон. глубокомысленный8. a амер. разг. арх. диал. занимающийся колдовством9. a амер. разг. нахальный, дерзкий10. n тк. sing арх. способСинонимический ряд:1. bold (adj.) bold; bold-faced; cheeky; forward; fresh; impudent; nervy; pert; procacious; sassy; smart-alecky2. canny (adj.) astute; cagey; canny; hep; keen; nimble-witted; perspicacious; quick; quick-witted; sharp; sharp-witted; shrewd; slick3. discerning (adj.) discerning; gnostic; insighted; insightful; knowledgeable; perceptive; sagacious; sophic; wisehearted4. erudite (adj.) educated; erudite; learned; scholarly; scholastic; schooled; smart5. expedient (adj.) advisable; expedient; politic; prudent; tactical6. judicious (adj.) balanced; commonsensical; intelligent; judgmatic; judicious; level-headed; rational; reasonable; sage; sane; sapient; sound7. knowing (adj.) alive; awake; aware; cognisant; conversant; knowing; mindful; sensible; sentient8. method (noun) fashion; manner; method; mode; modus; style; system; technique; wayАнтонимический ряд:ignorant; naive; obtuse; rash; silly; simple; stupid; unwise -
104 wont
1. n арх. обыкновение, привычка2. a predic арх. имеющий обыкновение3. v арх. иметь обыкновение4. v арх. приучатьСинонимический ряд:1. accustomed (adj.) accustomed; addicted; habituated; used; wonted2. habit (noun) consuetude; custom; habit; habitude; manner; practice; praxis; rule; trick; usage; use; way3. accustom (verb) accustom; familiarize; habituate; inure; use
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