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1) Военный термин: взрыв возмущения2) Макаров: взрыв негодованияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > outburst of indignation
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§ აფეთქება§ ფეთქება, ამოხეთქვა -
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взрыв; выбросThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > outburst
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გულისწყრომა, აღშფოთებაhis words aroused the indignation of the audience მისმა სიტყვებმა აუდიტორია აღაშფოთა●●he let his indignation loose აღშფოთება ვერ დაფარაhe was quivering with indignation აღშფოთებისაგან კანკალებდა / ცახცახებდა -
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[΄autbə:st] n պայթյուն, պոռթկում. an outburst of anger/indignation/applause զայրույ թի/ վրդովմունքի/ծափահարությունների պոռթկում -
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1. noun1) Unwetter, das; (thunderstorm) Gewitter, dasthe night of the storm — die Sturmnacht
a storm in a teacup — (fig.) ein Sturm im Wasserglas
2) (fig.): (dispute) Sturm der Entrüstung3) (fig.): (outburst) (of applause, protest, indignation, criticism) Sturm, der; (of abuse) Flut, die2. intransitive verbtake somebody/something by storm — jemanden überrumpeln/etwas im Sturm nehmen
1) stürmenhe stormed in — er kam hereingestürmt
2) (talk violently) toben3. transitive verbstorm at somebody — jemanden andonnern (ugs.)
(Mil.) stürmen* * *[sto:m] 1. noun1) (a violent disturbance in the air causing wind, rain, thunder etc: a rainstorm; a thunderstorm; a storm at sea; The roof was damaged by the storm.) der Sturm2) (a violent outbreak of feeling etc: A storm of anger greeted his speech; a storm of applause.) der Sturm2. verb1) (to shout very loudly and angrily: He stormed at her.) wüten2) (to move or stride in an angry manner: He stormed out of the room.) stürmen3) ((of soldiers etc) to attack with great force, and capture (a building etc): They stormed the castle.) stürmen•- academic.ru/71056/stormy">stormy- stormily
- storminess
- stormbound
- stormtrooper
- a storm in a teacup
- take by storm* * *[stɔ:m, AM stɔ:rm]I. nthe \storm raged for twelve hours der Sturm tobte zwölf Stunden lang2. ( fig: bombardment) of missiles Hagel m (of von + dat); of arguments [Protest]sturm m; of shouting Ausbruch m kein pla \storm of applause ein wahrer Beifallssturmto die in a \storm of bullets im Kugelhagel umkommen\storm of protest Proteststurm m\storm and stress LIT Sturm und Drangto take sth by \storm etw im Sturm nehmen [o erobern4.my wife's cooking up a \storm for the party tonight meine Frau kocht wie eine Weltmeisterin für die Party heute Abend▶ to go down a \storm [with sb] [bei jdm] sehr gut ankommen▶ to take sb by \storm jdn im Sturm erobern\storm force Sturmstärke f\storm force [wind] Sturm m mit Windstärke zehn\storm warning Sturmwarnung fIII. vi1. (speak angrily) toben▪ to \storm against sb/sth gegen jdn/etw wettern2. (move fast) stürmen, jagenthey \stormed to an early lead sie waren nicht aufzuhalten▪ to \storm in hereinstürmen▪ to \storm off davonstürmen▪ to \storm out hinausstürmenit was \storming again last night letzte Nacht war wieder ein heftiger SturmIV. vt▪ to \storm sth etw stürmen* * *[stɔːm]1. n1) Unwetter nt; (= thunderstorm) Gewitter nt; (= strong wind) Sturm mthere is a storm blowing — es stürmt
come in out of the storm — kommen Sie herein ins Trockene
of +gen); (of blows, arrows, missiles) Hagel m (of von); (= outcry) Aufruhr mto brave the storm — dem Unwetter/Gewitter/Sturm trotzen; (fig) das Gewitter über sich (acc) ergehen lassen
3)to take sth/sb by storm ( Mil, fig ) — etw/jdn im Sturm erobern
2. vtstürmen3. vi1) (= talk angrily) toben, wüten (at gegen)he stormed on for an hour about the government — er schimpfte eine Stunde lang wütend über die Regierung
2) (= move violently) stürmento storm out of/into a room — aus einem/in ein Zimmer stürmen
* * *storm [stɔː(r)m]A s1. Sturm m (auch fig), Unwetter n:storm in a teacup Br Sturm im Wasserglas2. (Hagel-, Schnee) Sturm m, Gewitter n4. MIL (An-)Sturm m:5. fig (Geschoss- etc) Hagel m:6. fig (Beifalls-, Protest- etc) Sturm m:B v/i1. wüten, toben (Wind etc; auch fig:at wegen)3. MIL stürmen, angreifen4. stürmen, stürzenC v/t1. MIL etc (er)stürmen3. fig etwas wütend vorbringen* * *1. noun1) Unwetter, das; (thunderstorm) Gewitter, dasa storm in a teacup — (fig.) ein Sturm im Wasserglas
2) (fig.): (dispute) Sturm der Entrüstung3) (fig.): (outburst) (of applause, protest, indignation, criticism) Sturm, der; (of abuse) Flut, die2. intransitive verbtake somebody/something by storm — jemanden überrumpeln/etwas im Sturm nehmen
1) stürmen2) (talk violently) toben3. transitive verbstorm at somebody — jemanden andonnern (ugs.)
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['skændl]1) (something that is considered shocking or disgraceful: The price of such food is a scandal.) skandale2) (an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful: Her love affair caused a great scandal amongst the neighbours; They kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal.) skandale3) (gossip: all the latest scandal.) sladder•- scandalise
- scandalous
- scandalously* * *['skændl]1) (something that is considered shocking or disgraceful: The price of such food is a scandal.) skandale2) (an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful: Her love affair caused a great scandal amongst the neighbours; They kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal.) skandale3) (gossip: all the latest scandal.) sladder•- scandalise
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муж. explosion, detonation;
(out) burst перен. произвести взрыв атомной бомбы ≈ to explode an atom bomb взрыв чувств ≈ passion взрыв аплодисментов ≈ burst of applause, of cheers, round of applause произвести взрыв ≈ to set off an explosion взрыв смеха ≈ burst/peal of laughter взрыв гнева ≈ outbreak/burst of anger ""большой взрыв"" ≈ the big bangм.
1. explosion;
~ снаряда shell-burst;
2. (разрушение) blowing up;
~ моста blowing up of a bridge;
3. (внезапное, бурное проявление чего-л.) (out) burst;
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1. n взрыв; разрывstellar explosion — звёздная вспышка, взрыв звезды
2. n вспышка; взрыв3. n бурный ростpopulation explosion — бурный рост населения, демографический взрыв
4. n фон. взрыв; эксплозия, размыкание5. n тех. взрыв; вспышка6. n авт. выхлопСинонимический ряд:1. blast (noun) access; backfire; blast; blowout; blow-out; blow-up; bomb bursting; burst; concussion; detonation; discharge; eruption; flare-up; gust; noisy outburst; outbreak; outburst; sally2. convulsion (noun) convulsion; fit; flare up; seizure; tantrum3. report (noun) bang; bark; crack; pop; report; snap -
17 anger
ˈæŋɡə
1. сущ. гнев;
раздражение (at;
towards, with) to arouse (stir up) anger ≈ разгневаться to express/feel/show anger ≈ показывать недовольство, показывать раздражение to allay/appease/calm smb.'s anger ≈ смирять чей-л. гнев, гасить чье-л. раздражение repress/swallow one's anger ≈ сдерживать чей-л. гнев/чье-л. раздражение to vent one's anger ≈ выплеснуть чей-л. гнев blind anger ≈ слепой гнев burning anger ≈ яростный гнев deep (profound, seething) anger ≈ сильное раздражение righteous anger ≈ праведный гнев unbridled anger ≈ необузданная ярость to blaze/fit/outburst of anger ≈ взорваться от гнева, кипеть от ярости He finally expressed his deep anger at being mistreated. ≈ В конце концов он выразил глубокое возмущение по поводу того, что с ним дурно обошлись. She struck back in anger. ≈ Она в гневе произнесла ответную реплику. burning with anger ≈ сгорая от гнева, сгорая от ярости Syn: fury, indignation, ire, rage, wrath Ant: amiability, calmness, clemency, forbearance, gentleness, leniency, placidity, tranquillity, docility anger is a short madness посл. ≈ гнев - недолгое безумие
2. гл. вызывать гнев;
раздражать, сердить It angered me (to learn) that they had not kept their promise. ≈ Меня рассердило то, что они не сдержали свое обещание. Syn: enrageгнев, ярость;
раздражение - controlled * сдерживаемый гнев;
- in * в гневе, в ярости;
в раздражении;
- fit of * приступ гнева;
- in a moment of * в минуту гнева;
- blind with * ослепленный гневом;
- to flush with * вспыхнуть от гнева;
- to burn with * пылать гневом (устаревшее) раздражение, воспаление;
боль сердить, злить, вызывать гнев;
раздражать - to * smb. сердить кого-л., вызывать чей-л. гнев;
- to be *ed by smth. быть разгневанным чем-л., разгневаться на что-л. сердиться, злиться;
распаляться - he *s easily он быстро выходит из себя;
его легко разозлить( устаревшее) вызывать раздражение, воспалениеanger вызывать гнев;
сердить, раздражать ~ гнев;
раздражение;
anger is a short madness посл. гнев - недолгое безумие~ гнев;
раздражение;
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'skændl1) (something that is considered shocking or disgraceful: The price of such food is a scandal.) escándalo2) (an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful: Her love affair caused a great scandal amongst the neighbours; They kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal.) escándalo3) (gossip: all the latest scandal.) chisme, chismorreo, habladuría•- scandalise
- scandalous
- scandalously
scandal n escándalotr['skændəl]1 (outrage) escándalo; (disgrace) vergüenza2 (gossip) chismes nombre masculino plural, chismorreoscandal ['skændəl] n1) disgrace, outrage: escándalo m2) gossip: habladurías fpl, chismes mpln.• campanada s.f.• difamación s.f.• escándalo s.m.• maledicencia s.f.'skændḷa) c ( outrage) escándalo mto cause a scandal — provocar* un escándalo
it's a scandal that... — es un escándalo or una vergüenza que... (+ subj)
b) u ( gossip) chismorreo m['skændl]1. N1) (=public furore) escándalo mit caused or created a scandal — causó escándalo
he was involved in a sex/drugs scandal — estuvo involucrado en un escándalo sexual/de drogas
2) (=disgraceful state of affairs) vergüenza fit's a scandal!, what a scandal! — ¡qué vergüenza!
3) (=gossip) chismes mplit's just scandal — no son más que habladurías or chismes
she reads all the scandal in the tabloid press — se lee todos los chismes de los periódicos sensacionalistas
the local scandal — los chismes del pueblo or del barrio etc
to talk scandal — murmurar, contar chismes
2.CPDscandal sheet N — (US) (=newspaper) periódico m sensacionalista
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the scandal sheets — la prensa sensacionalista* * *['skændḷ]a) c ( outrage) escándalo mto cause a scandal — provocar* un escándalo
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'skændl1) (something that is considered shocking or disgraceful: The price of such food is a scandal.) skandale2) (an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful: Her love affair caused a great scandal amongst the neighbours; They kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal.) skandale, forargelse3) (gossip: all the latest scandal.) sladder, folkesnakk•- scandalise
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- scandalouslyskandale--------sladdersubst. \/ˈskændl\/1) skandale2) anstøt, forargelse3) skam(plett), vanære4) sladder, sladderhistorier, folkesnakk5) ( jus) ærekrenkelse, fornærmelsebring scandal upon (bringe) vanære (over)cause a scandal lage skandale, gjøre skandalecause scandal to vekke anstøt\/forargelse hostalk scandal fly rundt med sladder, baktale -
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['skændl]1) (something that is considered shocking or disgraceful: The price of such food is a scandal.) hneyksli2) (an outburst of public indignation caused by something shocking or disgraceful: Her love affair caused a great scandal amongst the neighbours; They kept the matter secret, in order to avoid a scandal.) hneykslun3) (gossip: all the latest scandal.) slúður•- scandalise
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