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41 подлость
............................................................1. meanness............................................................2. baseness............................................................3. mean/vile/low action............................................................4. foul thing -
42 скупость
............................................................1. meanness............................................................2. miserliness............................................................3. stinginess............................................................4. scantiness -
43 мелкота
1) smallness; small size; pettiness, meanness перен.; shallowness разг.
2) коллект.; разг. small fry* * *smallness; small size; pettiness -
44 мерзость
1) abomination
2) (мерзкая вещь)
nasty/loathsome thing* * ** * *abomination; meanness; vileness, loathsomeness* * *abominationfilthvillainy -
45 низменность
1) геогр. lowland
2) только ед. (подлость)
baseness* * ** * *1) lowland, plain 2) baseness, meanness -
46 посредственность
mediocrity* * ** * ** * *also-rancommonnessindifferencemeannessmediocritysecond-ratersecondrater -
47 убожество
1) wretchedness
2) устар. (увечье) infirmity* * ** * *1) wretchedness; squalor; poverty 2) infirmity* * *meannessmiseriesmiserysqualor -
48 мерзость
abomination, loathsomeness, meanness, vileness -
49 низость
baseness, meanness -
50 вредность
ж.1) ( способность наносить вред) harmfulness2) ( вредные условия работы) job hazard3) ( вредный характер) meanness, maliciousness -
51 мелкота
ж. разг.1) ( небольшой размер) smallness2) (мизерность, ничтожность) pettiness, meanness3) собир. (о незначительных людях, существах, предметах) small fry -
52 мелочность
ж.meanness, pettiness -
53 натерпеться
(рд.) разг.have endured a great deal (of), have gone through a lot (of)натерпе́ться стра́ху — have had a fright
натерпе́ться от кого́-л — endure smb's meanness long enough
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54 неспособный
1) (к; на вн.) incapable (of)он неспосо́бен на таку́ю ни́зость — he is incapable of such baseness / meanness
2) ( неталантливый) untalented; ( к учению) slow (to learn things)3) прост. (к; неподходящий) unfit (for) -
55 низменность
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56 низость
ж.1) ( нечестность) baseness, meanness2) ( низкий поступок) base / mean actэ́то ни́зость — it is mean / despicable
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57 паскудство
с. прост. бран.meanness; lousiness; mean trick -
58 подлость
ж.meanness, baseness [-s-]; (подлый поступок тж.) mean / base / lowdown act / trick -
59 свинство
с. разг.1) (грубость, хамство) swinishness, rudeness2) ( крайняя неопрятность) dirtiness, flagrant untidinessкако́е сви́нство они́ развели́ на ку́хне! — what a pigpen / pigsty they made out of the kitchen!
3) (подлость, нечестность) meanness, mean / base nature4) (нечестный, отталкивающий поступок) mean / low-down trick••бе́дность не поро́к, но большо́е сви́нство погов. шутл. — ≈ poverty is no disgrace but it is a great inconvenience
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60 шкурничество
с. презр.selfishness, meanness
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