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1 одуревший
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2 одурелый
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3 окосевший
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4 сбитый с толку
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5 одуревший
разг.
(от вина) muzzy; (от наркотиков) junked up, loaded; bombed, floating амер.; сленг* * *muzzy; junked up, loaded; bombed, floating сленг* * *muzzystrung-out -
6 изображение на экране телевизора размытое
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > изображение на экране телевизора размытое
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7 расплывчатый
1) General subject: blear, blurred, blurry, diffuse, general, loose, muzzy, muzzy (о мыслях, контуре и т.п.), nebulous, unstructured, vague, washy, whity brown, whity-brown, shadowy, indeterminate3) Colloquial: wishy-washy4) Engineering: diffused, dim, indistinct5) Cinema: fuzzy6) Telecommunications: graduated7) Textile: indistinct (напр. о рисунке)8) Automation: fuzzy (об изображении) -
8 запутавшийся
addle, mazed, mixed-up, muzzy, puzzle-headed; (о сетях, якоре) foul; (сбившийся с пути) wandered* * *addle, mazed, mixed-up, muzzy, puzzle-headed; foul -
9 запутавшийся
1) General subject: addled, afoul (о снастях), balled up, balled-up, hard put it, hung up, knee deep, mazed, mixed up, mixed-up, muzzy, puzzleheaded, raddled, wandered, will, entangled2) Colloquial: hungup3) Jargon: gummixed up, messed up4) Invective: fucked out, screwed-up -
10 мрачный
1) General subject: Novemberish, Novembery, adust, as long as a fiddle (о лице), baleful, beetle browed, beetle-browed, black, black as ink, black browed, black-browed, blackfaced, blae, bleak (о выражении лица), cheerless, cloudy, dark, darksome, despondent, dim (о помещении), disconsolate, dismal, dour, downward, dreary, eerie, feral, funebrial, funereal, gaunt, gloomy, glum, gray, grey, grim, grim humour, gruff, gruffy, howling, ill looking, ill-looking, inhospitable, low browed, low-browed, lowering, lowery, lugubrious, lurid, melancholy, mirk, morose, mournful, murk, murky, muzzy (о погоде, месте и т.п.), nighted, nightly, obscure, overcast (о нёбе), sable, saturnine, sepulchral, shadowy, sinister, solemn, solemn (о цвете), somber (sombre), sombre, sombrous, sorry, sour eyed, sour-eyed, spleenful, subfusc, sulky, sullen, sunless, tenebrous, thundery, tristful, woebegone, grave, noir, dystopian, sordid, gravely, dead-and-alive2) Naval: ugly3) Colloquial: down in the dumps, downbeat, rusty5) Poetical language: drear6) Bookish: Stygian, subfuscous7) Religion: Stygian (Extremely dark, gloomy, or forbidding)8) Architecture: dingy10) Theatre: heavy11) Jargon: down in the dumps (adv.phr), sad sack, bringdown, sick12) Oil: sad13) Makarov: apocalyptic, as black as ink, ghastly, sad (о цвете), sullen (о цвете), surly, tenebrose14) Archaic: tenebrious15) Taboo: downbeats -
11 неясный
1) General subject: abstract, abstruse, acroamatic, ambiguous, amorphic, amorphous, amphibolic, blear, bleary, blind, blurry, cloudy, crepuscular, dark, dim, doubtful, dreamy, dubious, dull, equivocal, esoteric, half light, half-light, hazy, indefinite, indeterminate, indigested, indistinct, intangible, misty, muddy, muzzy, nebulose, nebulous, not clear, nubilous, obscure, oracular, recondite, shadowy, shady, slippery, smudgy, swimmy, thick (о погоде), tortuous (об ответе, доводе), transcendental, twilight, ulterior, unaccounted, unaccounted for, unaccounted-for, uncertain, unclear, undistinguished, unintelligible, vague, woolly (о доводах и т. п.), disputable, fuzzy (It makes the picture more fuzzy. — Это делает изображение более размытым.), hermetic, dimmish2) Biology: empty, vague (напр. о признаке)3) Medicine: opaquing4) Poetical language: dusk, obliterate5) Bookish: inexplicit7) Mathematics: elusive, ill-defined, undefined, undetermined8) Law: illiquid9) Australian slang: clear as mud10) Architecture: soft12) Physics: foggy13) Jargon: iffy14) Oil: turbid15) Business: faint16) Programming: outstanding17) Robots: opaque18) Makarov: blurred, dusky, flat, foggy (фото), indecisive, muddy (о языке, стиле и т.п.), obscure (о смысле), obsolete, problematic, problematical, tenuous, twilit, undecided19) oil&gas: inclement20) Phraseological unit: blot out21) Hi-Fi. opaque (термин для описания характера звучания, отличающегося мрачностью, туманностью, завуалированностью звуковой сцены. Противоположность - прозрачное (transparent)) -
12 одуревший
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13 опьяневший
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14 подвыпивший
1) General subject: a sheet to the in the wind's eye, beery, capernoited, cocktailed, disguised with drink, drunk, elevated, exhilarated, glorious, half seas over, half-seas-over, in liquor, jolly, mellow, moony, shot away, the worse for liquor, top heavy, totty, well oiled, winy2) Naval: shot-away3) Colloquial: bright in the eye, cut, fuddled, gay, merry, mops and brooms, muzzy, pickled, shot in the neck, tight, tipsy, top-heavy, wat, wet, high, full of hops4) Dialect: bosky5) American: oiled, under the weather6) Literal: by the head7) Military: one over the eight8) Jocular: ebriose9) Rare: screwy10) Jargon: fluffy, fresh, lushy, moppy, screwed, sprung, squiffy, under, well-oiled, half-under, loopy11) Graphic expression: down by the head12) Makarov: a sheet in the wind, a sheet to the wind, in the wind's eye, sheet in the wind, sheet to the wind13) Phraseological unit: bit by a barn mouse (Tipsy.) -
15 сбитый с толку
1) General subject: addled, baffled, bewildered, confounded, confused, distracted, mazed, muzzy, perplexed, pixy led, pixy-led, raddled, slewed, get muddled, disoriented, befuddled2) Colloquial: dizzy, delusioned3) Australian slang: bushwhacked, up a gum tree4) Jargon: boogily-woogily, in flush, kerflumixed, freaked out, bliss ninny, shook, pixilated5) Taboo: balled up6) Phraseological unit: at sea -
16 сумрачный
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17 туманный
1) General subject: blurry, brumous, caliginous, cloudy (о мысли), confused, dim, dreamy, elliptical (о стиле), filmy, foggy, hazy, milky, mistful, misty, moisty, muzzy, nebulose, nebulous, nubilous, quibbling, soupy, thick, transcendental, turbid, vague, vaporous, vapourish, spurious, fuzzy3) American: smoky4) Obsolete: damp5) Poetical language: gloomy6) Engineering: bleary7) Rare: vaporific8) Automobile industry: mist9) Makarov: blurred, muddy (о языке, стиле и т.п.), murky, obscure, shadowy, thick (о погоде), vapory, vapoury10) Hi-Fi. thick (термин для описания характера звучания с неопределенным басом или непрозрачной звуковой сценой) -
18 неясный
1) not clear, unclear, (о каком-л. явлении и т.п.) not understood
2) перен. vague* * ** * *1) not clear, unclear 2) vague* * *abstruseambiguousblearyblindblurrycloudydimdimmishdisputabledoubtfuldreamydubiousfuzzyhazyindefiniteindeterminateindistinctmistymuzzynebulousobscureoracularreconditesadshadowytranscendentaltwilightunaccountedunaccounted-forunclearundistinguishedunexplicitunlucidunobviousvague -
19 подвыпивший
прич. от подвыпить; разг.
slightly tight* * ** * *прич. от подвыпить ; slightly tight, tipsy, drunk* * *beeryexhilaratedgloriousmuzzy -
20 расплывчатый
1) dim, indistinct
2) перен. vague* * ** * *dim, indistinct; blurred, diffuse, diffused* * *blurrymuzzyunstructured
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muzzy — (adj.) confused, dazed, 1720s, perhaps from MOSSY (Cf. mossy), or from dialectal mosey (adj.) moldy, hazy; stupefied with drink, dull, stupid … Etymology dictionary
muzzy — ► ADJECTIVE (muzzier, muzziest) 1) dazed or confused. 2) blurred or indistinct. DERIVATIVES muzzily adverb muzziness noun. ORIGIN of unknown origin … English terms dictionary
muzzy — [muz′ē] adj. muzzier, muzziest [prob. < MU(DDY) + (FU)ZZY] Informal 1. confused; befuddled 2. blurred … English World dictionary
muzzy — UK [ˈmʌzɪ] / US adjective Word forms muzzy : adjective muzzy comparative muzzier superlative muzziest British informal 1) not able to think clearly, usually because you are ill, tired, or affected by alcohol Her head felt muzzy. 2) if an image or … English dictionary
muzzy — adjective (muzzier; est) Etymology: perhaps blend of muddled and fuzzy Date: circa 1728 1. a. deficient in brightness ; dull, gloomy < a muzzy day > b. lacking in clarity and precision < his conclusions can be … New Collegiate Dictionary
muzzy — [[t]mʌ̱zi[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If someone feels muzzy, they are confused and unable to think clearly, usually because they are ill or have drunk too much alcohol. [mainly BRIT, INFORMAL] Syn: groggy 2) ADJ GRADED If a photograph or television… … English dictionary
muzzy — adjective BrE 1 unable to think clearly, especially because you are ill or drunk; confused: I was feeling a bit muzzy by that time, and decided to go home. 2 not clear; blurred: a muzzy TV picture muzzily adverb muzziness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
muzzy — muz|zy [ˈmʌzi] adj BrE [Date: 1700 1800; Origin: Perhaps from muddled + fuzzy] unable to think clearly, especially because you are ill, sleepy, or drunk ▪ Juliet s head felt muzzy , and she hoped she hadn t a cold coming on … Dictionary of contemporary English