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121 beggary
1. n нищета, нужда; крайняя бедность2. n собир. нищие, нищая братия3. n притон нищих4. n нищенствоСинонимический ряд:1. mendicancy (noun) bumming; cadging; mendicancy; mendicity; mooching; panhandling2. poverty (noun) abjection; borasca; destituteness; destitution; distress; impecuniousness; impoverishment; indigence; indigency; lack; need; neediness; pauperism; pennilessness; penury; poorness; poverty; privation; unprosperousness; want -
122 calculus-type language
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123 case-sensitive language
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124 chill
1. n холод; охлаждение, охлаждённое состояние2. n холод; холодная погодаthe chills of night — ночной холод, ночные заморозки
3. n простуда4. n озноб, дрожьchills and fever — перемежающаяся лихорадка, малярия
nervous chill — нервный озноб, нервная дрожь
5. n холодок; холодность, прохладность6. n расхолаживающее влияние; разочарованиеto cast a chill — охлаждать пыл; омрачать
7. n тех. резкое охлаждение, закалка8. a холодный; студёный9. a прохладный, холодный, неприветливый10. a бесчувственный, холодный; чёрствый11. a озябший12. v охлаждать; студить13. v охлаждать, замораживать14. v охлаждаться, холодеть15. v расхолаживать; разочаровывать; приводить в уныние; лишать бодрости16. v редк. чувствовать озноб17. v амер. разг. игнорировать, пренебрегать18. v метал. закаливать19. v метал. отбеливатьСинонимический ряд:1. cold (adj.) arctic; biting; brisk; chillsome; chilly; cold; cool; crisp; emotionless; freezing; frigid; frore; frosty; gelid; glacial; ice-cold; icy; nippy; shivery; unemotional; wintry2. depressing (adj.) bleak; depressing; discouraging; dreary3. unfriendly (adj.) aloof; distant; formal; indifferent; unfriendly; unresponsive4. cold (noun) bite; chilliness; cold; cold front; coldness; coolness; crispness; freezing; frigidity; frostiness; iciness; nip; rigour; sharpness5. shivering (noun) ague; cough; fever; flu; influenza; shivering; virus6. cool (verb) cool; dampen; deject; demoralize; depress; discourage; dishearten; disparage; dispirit7. refrigerate (verb) air condition; freeze; frost; ice; make cold; refrigerateАнтонимический ряд:balmy; heat; warmth -
125 computer-dependent language
English-Russian base dictionary > computer-dependent language
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126 computer-programming language
English-Russian base dictionary > computer-programming language
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127 computer-sensitive language
English-Russian base dictionary > computer-sensitive language
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128 constraint language
язык ограничений; декларативный язык
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penury — early 15c., from M.Fr. pénurie, from L. penuria want, need, related to paene scarcely … Etymology dictionary
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penury — ► NOUN ▪ extreme poverty. ORIGIN Latin penuria … English terms dictionary
penury — [pen′yo͞o rē, pen′yərē] n. [ME pennury < L penuria, want, scarcity < paene, scarcely: see PASSION] lack of money, property, or necessities; extreme poverty; destitution SYN. POVERTY … English World dictionary
penury — [[t]pe̱njʊri[/t]] N UNCOUNT Penury is the state of being extremely poor. [FORMAL] He was brought up in penury, without education … English dictionary
penury — [ penjʊrɪ] to commit penury … Combinatory dictionary
penury — pen|u|ry [ˈpenjuri] n [U] [Date: 1400 1500; : Latin; Origin: penuria] formal the state of being very poor = ↑poverty ▪ He died in penury in 1644. >penurious [pıˈnjuəriəs US ˈnur ] adj … Dictionary of contemporary English
penury — noun (U) formal the state of being very poor; poverty: families living in penury … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
penury — noun Dylan was oblivious to his brother s wretched state of penury Syn: extreme poverty, destitution, pennilessness, impecuniousness, impoverishment, indigence, pauperism, privation, beggary … Thesaurus of popular words