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1 plentifully
adv обильно, в изобилииСинонимический ряд:amply (other) abundantly; amply; bounteously; bountifully; copiously; generously; lavishly; liberally; more than adequately; plenteously; profusely; richly -
2 plenteously
adv часто поэт. обильно, богато, в изобилииСинонимический ряд:plentifully (other) abundantly; bounteously; bountifully; copiously; generously; liberally; plentifully -
3 richly
1. adv богато, роскошно2. adv вполне, полностью; с избыткомСинонимический ряд:1. affluently (other) affluently; opulently; wealthily2. amply (other) abundantly; amply; copiously; generously; lavishly; more than adequately; plentifully; profusely3. expressively (other) eloquently; expressively; meaningfully; pregnantly; sententiously; significantly4. fertilely (other) fertilely; fruitfully; productively; prolifically5. heavily (other) heavily6. luxuriously (other) elaborately; lushly; luxuriantly; luxuriously; palatially; plushly; sumptuously7. ornately (other) flamboyantly; floridly; ornately -
4 generously
1. adv великодушно, благородно2. adv щедроСинонимический ряд:1. agreeably (other) agreeably; favourably; kindly; willingly2. amply (other) abundantly; amply; copiously; lavishly; liberally; more than adequately; plentifully; profusely; richly3. free-handedly (other) free-handedly; handsomely; munificently; open-handedly; unsparingly; unstintingly4. well (other) considerately; heedfully; thoughtfully; well -
5 lavishly
1. adv щедро, щедрой рукой2. adv обильно; чрезмерноСинонимический ряд:1. amply (other) abundantly; amply; copiously; generously; liberally; more than adequately; plentifully; richly2. grandly (other) gorgeously; grandly; impressively; splendidly; sumptuously3. luxuriously (other) elaborately; luxuriantly; luxuriously; opulently; ornately; palatially; plushly4. profusely (other) exuberantly; lushly; luxuriantly; opulently; prodigally; profusely; riotously; superabundantly -
6 liberally
1. adv щедро, не скупясь2. adv в огромном количествеСинонимический ряд:1. bounteously (other) abundantly; bounteously; bountifully; freehandedly; free-handedly; freely; generously; handsomely; lavishly; munificently; openhandedly; open-handedly; plenteously; plentifully; unsparingly; unstintingly2. broadly (other) broadly; broad-mindedly; progressively; radically; tolerantly; widely3. largely (other) adequately; amply; copiously; enough; largely; sufficiently; thoroughly -
7 profusely
1. adv обильно2. adv щедро3. adv чрезмерноСинонимический ряд:1. generously (adj.) abundantly; easily; extravagantly; freely; generously; openly2. amply (other) abundantly; amply; copiously; generously; more than adequately; plentifully; richly3. exuberantly (other) exuberantly; lavishly; lushly; luxuriantly; opulently; prodigally; riotously; superabundantly -
8 sweat
[swet] 1. сущ.1)а) испарина, потHis forehead was dripping sweat. — У него со лба капал пот.
His face was all spattered with dirt and lined with sweat. — Его лицо было все забрызгано грязью и покрыто испариной.
Syn:б) роса, налёт влаги на какой-л. поверхности; выпотThe green meadows lay in morning chill and cooling sweats. — Зелёные луга покоятся в утренней прохладе и холодной росе.
2)а) потение; запотевание, выделение или осаждение влагиSyn:б) мед. потоотделение; проступание пота через порыSyn:diaphoresis, exudation3)а) книжн. тяжёлый трудSyn:б) разг. беспокойство, волнениеSyn:4) спорт.5) мед. потогонный препаратSyn:diaphoretic 2.6) ( sweats) амер.а) = sweatsuitб) = sweatpants••in / by the sweat of one's brow / face библ.; книжн. — в поте лица своего
- no sweat- cold sweat 2. гл.; прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. sweated, sweat1) потеть, обливаться потом, быть в испаринеHe sweated plentifully during the night, and the fever left him. — Ночью он сильно потел, и лихорадка отступила.
Syn:2)б) выделять влагу, сыретьSyn:в) запотевать ( о стекле)Syn:steam 3. 2)3)а) ( sweat for) разг. трудиться, "потеть" над (чем-л.)Well, the other team won the prize, but we made them sweat for it! — Да, победила другая команда, но мы заставили их попотеть!
Syn:б) разг. эксплуатироватьв) амер. допрашивать с пристрастием, допрашивать с применением пыток4) разг.а) беспокоиться, волноватьсяб) испытывать раздражение или нетерпениеThe press sweat with controversy. — Прессу сотрясают споры (дебаты).
•Syn:5) тех. паять, запаивать, припаивать6) разг. отдавать в залог, закладыватьSyn:pawn II 2.7) разг. грабить, воровать, красть; вымогатьI hope you understand what sweating a pound means, don't you? — Надеюсь, ты понимаешь, что значит украсть один фунт, не правда ли?
Syn:8) кул. тушить (мясо, овощи и т. п.)Finely chop one large onion and two cloves garlic; sweat these in a little oil in a little saucepan. — В конце мелко порежьте одну большую луковицу и два зубчика чеснока и потушите всё на медленном огне в маленькой кастрюльке.
•- sweat out••- sweat buckets- sweat bullets -
9 abundantly
обильно; с избытком; в большом количествеСинонимический ряд:1. generously (adj.) easily; extravagantly; freely; generously; openly; profusely2. amply (other) amply; bounteously; bountifully; copiously; generously; lavishly; liberally; more than adequately; plenteously; plentifully; profusely; richly -
10 bounteously
adv книжн. щедро; обильноСинонимический ряд:liberally (other) abundantly; bountifully; copiously; freehandedly; freely; generously; handsomely; liberally; munificently; openhandedly; plenteously; plentifully; unsparingly -
11 copiously
adv обильноСинонимический ряд:amply (other) abundantly; amply; bounteously; bountifully; generously; lavishly; liberally; more than adequately; plenteously; plentifully; profusely; richly
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