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play-actor[´plei´æktə] n 1. пренебр. актьор, комедиант; 2. неискрен човек. -
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1. n пренебр. комедиант, лицедей2. n неискренний человек, притвораСинонимический ряд:actor (noun) actor; actress; entertainer; ham; performer; player; stage performer; thespian; trouper -
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['pleɪˌæktǝ(r)]N (lit, fig) actor m, actriz f -
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1) пренебр. актер, комедиант, лицедей
2) неискренний человек( пренебрежительное) комедиант, лицедей неискренний человек, притвораБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > play-actor
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Общая лексика: комедиант, лицедей, неискренний человек, притвора -
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[`pleɪˏæktə]актер, комедиант, лицедейнеискренний человекАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > play-actor
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subst. \/ˈpleɪˌæktə\/( nedsettende) skuespiller -
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n1) знев. комедіант, лицедій; актор2) нещира людина; облудник* * *nкомедіант, лицедій; нещира людина -
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актерактёркомедиант
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