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27 merry andrew
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28 merry as a cricket
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29 merry chap
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30 merry dancers
merry dancers [ˊmerɪˏdɑ:nsəz] nшотл. се́верное сия́ние -
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35 merry eyes
merry (tender, joyful, radiant, shining/happy) eyes весёлые (нежные, радостные, сияющие, счастливые) глаза -
36 merry as a cricket
очень весёлый, жизнерадостный, полный жизни; ≈ рад-радёшенек [выражение as merry as a marriage-bell создано Дж. Байроном: Soft eyes look'd love to eyes which spake again, And all went merry as a marriage-bell. (‘Childe Harold's Pilgrimage’, canto III)]; см. тж. chirpy as a cricketWe will... have old Cobs the fiddler, and be as merry as the maids. (W. Scott, ‘Rob Roy’, ch. IX) — Мы... позовем скрипача Кобса и повеселимся на славу.
I have not had all the luck I expected, but am... as merry as a cricket. (Ch. Kingsley, ‘Two Years Ago’, ch. IV) — Мне не так повезло, как я ожидал, но я и этому рад-радешенек.
She was the best-tempered little thing that ever was. Nothing seemed to put her out. She was always as merry as a cricket. (W. S. Maugham, ‘The Gentleman in the Parlour’, ch. X) — У моей бирманки был чудесный характер. Казалось, ничто не могло вывести ее из себя. Она всегда была всем довольна и весела.
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38 Merry Andrew
уст.(Merry Andrew (тж. Merry-Andrew или merry-andrew))шут, фигляр, гаерHe found the master of the puppet-show belabouring the back and ribs of his poor Merry Andrew. (H. Fielding, ‘Tom Jones’, part XII, ch. VIII) — Он увидел содержателя кукольного театра, который нещадно дубасил бедного шута по спине и ребрам.
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[ʹmerıgəʋ͵raʋnd] n1. карусель2. вихрь (удовольствий и т. п.)3. разг. кольцевая транспортная развязка
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