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1 bezobrazan
• audacious; bold; brassy; brazen; caddish; calm; checky; cheeky; contumelious; familiar; festive; forward; foul; fresh; frontless; impertinent; impudent; insolent; malapert; nervy; perky; pert; petulant; sassy; saucy; scurrilous; unmannerly; unmindful; unwitting -
2 jak
• able; acute; beefy; cogent; firm; forte; fully; generous; gorgeous; greatly; hard; hearty; heavy; high; hight; humming; intense; intensive; lively; living; loud; lusty; massive; nappy; nervous; nervy; poignant; potent; powerful; powerfull; prevalent; puissant; quick; racy; robust; s; severe -
3 krepak
• brisk; going strong; hale; living; lusty; nervy; pitlty; robust; rugged; spry; stalwart; stout; strong; tight; tightly; vigorous; vigorously; virile -
4 razdražljiv
• acrimonious; atrabilious; excitable; fretful; ill-tempered; inflammatory; irascible; irritable; jumpy; nervous; nervy; nettly; out of temper; pettish; petylant; sensitive; sore; sour; splenetic; squeamish; techy; testy; tetchy; touchy -
5 smeo
• acock; audacious; bold; candid; confident; courageous; daring; dashing; doughty; gallant; hardy; hefty; high-sprinted; nervy; plucky; presumtuous; proud; spirited; steep; stout; stout-hearted; sturdy; valorous; venturesome; venturous -
6 srčan
• confident; fiery; hardy; manful; manly; masculine; nervous; nervy; plucky; spirited; stout hearted; stout-hearted; vigor; virile
См. также в других словарях:
nervy — erv y (n[ e]rv [y^]), a. [Compar. {nervier} (n[ e]rv [i^]*[ e]r); superl. {nerviest}.] 1. Strong; sinewy. His nervy knees. Keats. [1913 Webster] 2. Offensively bold or presumptuous; insolent; cheeky; pushy. [PJC] 3. Exhibiting courage or daring;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
nervy — index insolent Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
nervy — (adj.) full of courage, 1870, from NERVE (Cf. nerve) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Sense of excitable is from 1891 … Etymology dictionary
nervy — [adj] bold, pushy cheeky*, crass, crude, forward, fresh*, impudent, inconsiderate, pert, plucky*, rude, sassy*, smart, smart alecky*, wise; concept 401 Ant. afraid, modest, shy, timid, unwilling … New thesaurus
nervy — ► ADJECTIVE (nervier, nerviest) 1) chiefly Brit. nervous or tense. 2) N. Amer. informal bold or impudent. DERIVATIVES nervily adverb nerviness noun … English terms dictionary
nervy — [nʉr′vē] adj. nervier, nerviest 1. Rare strong; vigorous; sinewy 2. Brit. nervous; excitable; jittery 3. full of courage; bold ☆ 4. Informal rudely bold; brazen; impudent nervily adv. nerviness n … English World dictionary
nervy — [[t]nɜ͟ː(r)vi[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If someone is nervy, their behaviour shows that they are very tense or anxious, or they are the type of person who is easily upset. [mainly BRIT] Sometimes dad was nice to us, but sometimes he was bad tempered and … English dictionary
nervy — nervily, adv. nerviness, n. /nerr vee/, adj., nervier, nerviest. 1. brashly presumptuous or insolent; pushy: a nervy thing to say; a nervy trick to pull. 2. having or showing courage; brave or bold: the nervy feats of the mountaineers. 3. strong; … Universalium
nervy — UK [ˈnɜː(r)vɪ] / US [ˈnɜrvɪ] adjective Word forms nervy : adjective nervy comparative nervier superlative nerviest informal 1) British worried and afraid a nervy and excitable group 2) a) American willing to do something although it might offend… … English dictionary
nervy — 1. mod. nervous. □ Mary is so nervy. Anything will set her off. □ Now, don’t get nervy. 2. mod. daring; courageous. □ What a nervy guy! □ Don’t get nervy with me … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
nervy — nerv|y [ nɜrvi ] adjective INFORMAL 1. ) AMERICAN willing to do something although it might offend someone: It was a bit nervy of me, I know, but I rushed to the front of the line. a ) rude and showing little respect for what people think or… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
