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adjective (obedient: a biddable child.) obediente* * *bid.da.ble[b'idəbəl] adj 1 obediente, dócil. 2 declarável (jogo de cartas). -
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yumuşak başlı* * *adjective (obedient: a biddable child.) itaatli uslu -
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65 þekkr
a. agreeable, liked; þekkr e-m or við e-n (þýðr em ok þekkr við sína menn).* * *adj. agreeable, pleasant, liked; þýðr ok þekkr við sína menn, Fms. x. 420.2. pliable, tractable, obedient, of a child; hug-þekkr, Ó. H. 16; vera þekkr og hlýðinn; ú-þekkr, disobedient, refractory. -
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a. acceptable, agreeable.* * *adj. acceptable, agreeable; fórnir þægjar goðum várum, 623. 12; Guði þægr, acceptable to God, 655 x. 2, and passim.2. gentle, obedient, willing, of a child; hann er þægr, þægt barn, and ó-þægr, refractory, unwilling. -
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adjective (obedient: a biddable child.) paklausīgs -
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adjective (obedient: a biddable child.) paklusnus -
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1) ( obedient) gehorsam;\amenable child braves Kind;\amenable dog folgsamer Hundto be \amenable to sth etw dat gegenüber aufgeschlossen sein3) ( susceptible)to be \amenable to sth auf etw akk anschlagen;her kidney failure is not \amenable to medical treatment ihr Nierenversagen lässt sich medizinisch nicht behandeln -
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adjective (obedient: a biddable child.) ascultător -
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adjective (obedient: a biddable child.) υπάκουος -
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adjective (obedient: a biddable child.) poslušný -
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1. a послушный, покорный2. a редк. понятливый способный к учениюСинонимический ряд:1. accommodating (adj.) accommodating; agreeable; complacent; obliging; willing2. domesticated (adj.) domesticated; gentle; harmless; mild; tame; trained3. manageable (adj.) amenable; biddable; manageable; obedient; pliant; submissive; teachable; tractable4. meek and mild (adj.) acquiescent; compliant; easily influenced; meek; meek and mild; mild-manneredАнтонимический ряд:disagreeable; rebellious; wild -
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1. n редк. странствующий рыцарь2. a поэт. странствующий3. a блуждающий4. a заблудший; грешный5. a кочевой6. a бродячийerrant calf — телёнок, отбившийся от стада
7. a нарушающий; отклоняющийсяСинонимический ряд:1. aberrant (adj.) aberrant; deviant; deviating; devious; erring; offending; sinning; wayward2. erratic (adj.) aimless; erratic; fugitive; itinerant; planetary; rambling; roaming; roving; shifting; stray; wandering3. fallible (adj.) errable; fallibleАнтонимический ряд:obedient; stationary -
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1. a неукротимый, неугомонный2. a неудержимый, безудержный; необузданный3. a разг. неугомонный человекСинонимический ряд:1. enthusiastic (adj.) effervescent; enthusiastic2. insuppressible (adj.) insuppressible; insuppressive; irrestrainable; uncontainable; uncontrollable; unrestrainable; unrestrained; wildАнтонимический ряд:calm; cold-blooded; collected; composed; cool; dull; flat; grave; inhibited; meek; melancholy; obedient; passive; patient; placid
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