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1 murkier
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2 dimmer
1. n эл. реостат для регулирования силы света лампы2. n авт. ближний свет фар3. n авт. переключатель света фарСинонимический ряд:1. darker (adj.) darker; dunner; duskier; gloomier; more caliginous; more dusk; more lightless; more somber; more tenebrous; more unilluminated; murkier; obscurer2. duller (adj.) blinder; deader; drabber; duller; flatter; more lackluster; more lusterless; more mat; more muted; muddier3. fainter (adj.) blearier; cloudier; fainter; filmier; foggier; fuzzier; hazier; mistier; more beclouded; more blear; more blurred; more ill-defined; more indefinite; more indistinct; more shadowy; more unclear; more undefined; more undetermined; more undistinct; more vaporous; shadowier; unclearer; vaguer -
3 dunner
n назойливый кредиторСинонимический ряд:darker (adj.) darker; dimmer; duskier; gloomier; more caliginous; more dusk; more lightless; more somber; more tenebrous; more unilluminated; murkier; obscurer -
4 flatter
1. v льстить; чрезмерно хвалитьto flatter oneself — быть слишком высокого мнения о себе; переоценивать себя
2. v быть польщённым3. v подольщаться4. v приукрашивать; преувеличивать достоинстваthe portrait flattered her — на портрете она красивее, чем в жизни
5. v быть к лицу, красить6. v поэт. быть приятным, ласкать7. n тех. гладилка, правильный молотокСинонимический ряд:1. evener (adj.) evener; flusher; more even; more level; more planate; more plane; smoother; straighter2. flatter (adj.) blinder; deader; dimmer; drabber; drier; duller; flatter; more colorless; more colourless; more earthbound; more lackluster; more lacklustre; more lifeless; more lusterless; more mat; more matter-of-fact; more muted; more pedestrian; more prosaic; more spiritless; more unimaginative; more uninspired; muddier; murkier; prosier; staler3. more insipid (adj.) blander; inaner; more banal; more driveling; more flavourless; more innocuous; more insipid; more jejune; more milk-and-water; more namby-pamby; more sapless; more swashy; more vapid; more waterish; more watery; more wishy-washy4. more prone (adj.) more decumbent; more horizontal; more procumbent; more prone; more prostrate; more reclining; more recumbent5. more unpalatable (adj.) more distasteful; more flavorless; more ill-flavored; more savorless; more tasteless; more unappetizing; more unpalatable; more unsavory6. poorer (adj.) lower; more beggared; more broke; more destitute; more fortuneless; more impecunious; more impoverished; more indigent; more necessitous; more penurious; more poverty-stricken; more stone-broke; more strapped; more unprosperous; needier; poorer; stonier7. adulate (verb) adulate; compliment; extol; laud8. deceive (verb) deceive; delude; fool; mislead9. embellish (verb) adorn; beautify; become; embellish; enhance; enrich; suit10. puff (verb) admire; commend; congratulate; praise; puffАнтонимический ряд:belittle; criticize; detract; disgrace; disparage; insult
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