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مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
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[ˈmerɪ] adjective1) cheerful; noisily or laughingly lively etc:مَرِحa merry party.
2) slightly drunk:شِبه سَكْرانHe's been getting merry on whisky.
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طَرُوب \ merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. -
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• All are not merry that dance lightly - Не всяк весел, кто поет (H)• Every man is not merry that dances - Не всяк весел, кто поет (H)• More, the merrier (The) - В тесноте, да не в обиде (B) -
6 Merry Devil
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7 Merry Land Properties, Inc.
NASDAQ: MRYPУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Merry Land Properties, Inc.
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8 Merry Marines
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9 Merry Meet
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10 Merry Part
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11 Merry Wives of Windsor by Shakespeare
Mass media: WIVУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Merry Wives of Windsor by Shakespeare
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12 merry-go-round
вращающийся транспортёр; круговой транспортёр; см. также revolving conveyorАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > merry-go-round
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13 merry-go-round train
поезд-«вертушка»Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > merry-go-round train
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14 merry-go-round
noun(American ˌcarouˈsel ) a revolving ring of toy horses etc on which children ride at a fair.لُعْبَة خَيْل خَشَبيَّه -
15 lead opponents a merry dance
■ Dominate the opposing team with a demonstration of technical and tactical superiority.■ Eine gegnerische Mannschaft durch das Demonstrieren der eigenen, meist technischen und physischen Überlegenheit bloßstellen.Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > lead opponents a merry dance
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16 טַוְזִ׳ m. (= טַב זִיג, v. זוֹגָא) merry company, picnic of young men. Ab. Zar.14a בט׳ (Ms. M. בטווזא) ‘the sons feast of which R. Judah speaks (Tosef. ib. I, 21) means a picnic (not a wedding). (Perles Et. St. p. 11 refers to Pers. ṭûzi. ṭuśi, Arab. תוזיע̇.
טְוָוח, טְוָחm. (טוּחַ II) pressing the bow, shot, shooting distance.Pl. טְוָוחִים, טְיָחִ׳. Gen. R. s. 53 (ref. to כמטחוי, Gen. 21:16) שני ט׳ בקשת מיל (‘Rashi a. l. טִיחוֹת) two shooting distances with the bow are a mile (מִיל); Yalk. Gen. 94.Jewish literature > טַוְזִ׳ m. (= טַב זִיג, v. זוֹגָא) merry company, picnic of young men. Ab. Zar.14a בט׳ (Ms. M. בטווזא) ‘the sons feast of which R. Judah speaks (Tosef. ib. I, 21) means a picnic (not a wedding). (Perles Et. St. p. 11 refers to Pers. ṭûzi. ṭuśi, Arab. תוזיע̇.
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17 קְלוּסַנְתְּרִ׳ m. pl. (a corrupt. of γελοιαστήρ = γελοιαστής) jesters, buffoons, kings fools (v. קְלַסְתָּא). Targ. Esth. 2:21 תרין ק׳ two merry-makers, opp. בַּכְיָן; Yalk. Esth. 1053 (in Hebr. dict.) קלוסנט׳ (some ed. קְלוֹסְטְרִין, קְלִיסְטְ׳, opp. בַּרְבָּרִי (v., however, קְלַסְרִיקִין).
קְלוּסְקָאv. גְּלוּסְקָא.Jewish literature > קְלוּסַנְתְּרִ׳ m. pl. (a corrupt. of γελοιαστήρ = γελοιαστής) jesters, buffoons, kings fools (v. קְלַסְתָּא). Targ. Esth. 2:21 תרין ק׳ two merry-makers, opp. בַּכְיָן; Yalk. Esth. 1053 (in Hebr. dict.) קלוסנט׳ (some ed. קְלוֹסְטְרִין, קְלִיסְטְ׳, opp. בַּרְבָּרִי (v., however, קְלַסְרִיקִין).
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19 lehce podnapilý
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20 glaîlegur, líflegur
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