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person reizbar; reaction, mood gereizt;\pettish behaviour Widerborstigkeit f -
3 bosszús
(DE) aufgebraust; fuchtig; grimmen; indigniert; ingrimmig; ungehalten; unmutig; unwillig; verärgert; wirsch; hässig; krickelig; maßleidig; (EN) angry; annoyed; be choked; fretful; harassed; pettish; resentful; sore -
4 ingerlékeny
(DE) Gallenkrankheit {e}; Jähzorn {r}; Verdrossenheit {e}; brummig; entzündbar; rammdösig; reizbar; verdrossen; (EN) bilious; chippy; cross as two sticks; excitable; fractious; fretful; fudgy; gingery; grumpy; hasty; hot-tempered; ill-humored; ill-humoured; inflammable; irascible; irascoble; irritable; like a bear with a sore head; nettlesome; neurotic; peevish; peppery; perturbable; perverse; pettish; petulant; prickly; spleenful; spleeny; techy; testy; tetchy; touchy; waspish -
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(DE) aufgebracht; gereizt; ungehalten; (EN) be on edge; cross; edgy; have the needles; indignant; irate; nettled; pettish; piqued; ratty; rubbed; ruffled; shirty; snakey; snappish; snappy -
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(DE) Verdrossenheit {e}; deprimiert; lustlos; mißvergnügt; niedergeschlagen; unlustig; verdrossen; übelgelaunt; maßleidig; unmutsvoll; (EN) be off one's oats; broken-spirited; contentless; dead-alive; dejected; dejectory; dumpish; dumpy; half-hearted; humoursome; listless; moody; mumpish; out of humor; out of humour; out of spirits; peevish; pettish; sour; stuporous -
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(DE) brummig; grantig; hintersinnen; hintersinnig; indisponiert; miesepetrig; missgelaunt; missgestimmt; misslaunig; missmutig; mißgelaunt; mißgestimmt; mißmutig; muffelig; schlechtgelaunt; übelgelaunt; übellaunig; glupsch; gnatzig; hantig; maßleidig; unmutsvoll; (EN) be in low spirits; be in poor spirits; be in the blues; be off one's oats; be off one's rocker; be out of sorts; be out of spirits; be out of temper; be out of trim; be out of tune; broken-spirited; cross; disgruntled; dumpish; dumpy; fantod; feel blue; feel out of sorts; glum; grumpish; grumpy; have a fit of blues; have a liver; have the blues; have the hump; have the mumps; have the sullens; hipped; hippish; huffy; ill-humored; ill-humoured; liverish; low; moody; mumpish; off one's rocker; out of humour; out of spirits; pettish; pouting; seedy; shirty; sore; spleenful; spleenish; spleeny; splenetic; sulky -
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(DE) Grillenhaftigkeit {e}; exaltiert; fantastisch; grillenhaft; kapiziös; kapriziös; launenhaft; launisch; schrullig; wirbelig; zickig; grillenfängerisch; grillig; kurrig; muckisch; wetterwendisch; (EN) capricious; changeful; eccentric; erratic; fanciful; fantastic; fickle; fitful; have a little finger ache; have moods; humoursome; inconstant; kinky; maggoty; mercurial; moody; pettish; rhapsodic; skittish; temperamental; tricksome; vagarious; wanton; whimmy; whimsical
См. также в других словарях:
Pettish — Pet tish, a. [From {Pet}.] Fretful; peevish; moody; capricious; inclined to ill temper. A pettish kind of humor. Sterne. {Pet tish*ly}, adv. {Pet tish*ness}, n. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pettish — index fractious, petulant, querulous Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
pettish — 1550s, “impetuous,” evidently from PET (Cf. pet) in some sense + ISH (Cf. ish). Meaning “peevish, easily annoyed” is from 1590s. It has naturally been assoc. with PET sb.1, as being a characteristic habit of a вЂpet or indulged and… … Etymology dictionary
pettish — *irritable, fractious, peevish, petulant, snappish, waspish, huffy, fretful, querulous … New Dictionary of Synonyms
pettish — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ petulant. DERIVATIVES pettishly adverb pettishness noun … English terms dictionary
pettish — [pet′ish] adj. [< PET2 + ISH] peevish; petulant; cross pettishly adv. pettishness n … English World dictionary
pettish — pettishly, adv. pettishness, n. /pet ish/, adj. petulantly peevish: a pettish refusal. [1585 95; see PET2, ISH1] * * * … Universalium
pettish — /ˈpɛtɪʃ/ (say petish) adjective peevish; petulant: a pettish refusal. {pet1 + ish1, originally, like a spoiled child} –pettishly, adverb –pettishness, noun …
pettish — adjective Etymology: probably from 4pet Date: 1583 fretful, peevish • pettishly adverb • pettishness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
pettish — adjective bad tempered; peevish … Wiktionary
pettish — pet|tish [ˈpetıʃ] adj ↑petulant >pettishly adv … Dictionary of contemporary English
