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1 актер
actor* * ** * *actor, player* * *actorhold-overnarratorplay-actorplayerprotagonisttrouper -
2 комедиант
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3 неискренний человек
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > неискренний человек
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4 актер
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5 комедиант
1) устар. comedian, actor; mountebank (шут)
2) презр. (притворщик)
play-actor* * ** * *comedian, actor; mountebank* * *comedianplay-actorplayactor -
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1) General subject: play actor2) Obsolete: histrion3) Australian slang: funnyman4) Scornful: comedian, hamfatter, play-actor -
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1) General subject: play actor2) Literal: dissembler3) Jocular: mummer (об актёре)4) Scornful: play-actor -
8 неискренний человек
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > неискренний человек
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11 комедиантский
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12 актёр
1) General subject: actor, all-American, artist, artiste, big-timer, grabber, guiser, iceman, iceman (и т.п.), player, trouper, top-ranker (спортсмен и т. п. высшего класса)2) Obsolete: histrion, histrionic3) Cinema: play-actor, performer4) Scornful: mummer5) Theatre: double6) Jargon: in-and-outer, hambone, huligan7) Archaic: stager -
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14 позер
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1. play-actor2. poser3. poseurСинонимический ряд:кривляка (сущ.) кривляка; ломака; пижон -
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с. нескл. театр.line of business, line; (перен.) roleамплуа первого любовника, резонёра — the role / part of the jeune premier, of the moralizer
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19 актёр раскрывает образ в пьесе
General subject: an actor interprets a character in a playУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > актёр раскрывает образ в пьесе
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20 С-688
СХОДИТЬ/СОЙТИ CO СЦЁНЫ VP1. (subj: human (of an actor) to end one's careerX сошёл со сцены X retired from the stage.2. ( subj: пьеса, опера etcoften neg impfv) (of a play, opera etc) to cease being performedX сошёл со сцены » X is not staged (put on) anymoreX is no longer produced (performed)Neg X не сходит со сцены много лет = X has been running (playing) for many years.3. (subj: human or, rare, abstr) to cease to be influential, significant in some area, stop one's activity in some areaX сошёл со сцены - X disappeared (passed) from the sceneX faded out of the picture X faded into the background (in limited contexts) X left the AdjP scene.Сторонники этой теории давно сошли со сцены. Proponents of this theory passed from the scene long ago.Хрущев в свое время пытался демократизировать партию и ввёл в устав пункт о постоянной сменяемости высших партийных кадров. Это и стало одной из причин его собственного падения. Свергнув Хрущёва, его преемники этот неприятный им пункт из устава немедленно вычеркнули. И сами себя обрекли на то, что сойти с политической сцены с почётом можно только умерев на посту (Войнович 1). At one point, Khrushchev tried to democratize the Party and introduced a rule to the effect that top Party people were interchangeable. This was one of the causes of his own downfall. Having overthrown Khrushchev, his successors immediately had that unpleasant rule stricken from the books. In so doing, they doomed themselves to leave the political scene honorably only by dying at their posts (1a).4. obs (subj: human to dieX сошёл со сцены - X passed on (away).
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