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1 гордый своим богатством
pursy имя прилагательное:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > гордый своим богатством
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2 сморщенный
contracted, pursy, shrunken* * *contracted, pursy, shrunken, withered, scowling* * *contractedcorrugatecorrugatedcrumpledpuckerypursyshriveledshrivelledwitheredwizened -
3 богатый
1) General subject: abundant (чем-либо), affluent, ample, better to do, better-off, better-to-do, copious (о словаре, стиле), daedal, dedal, exuberant (о растительности), fat, flush of money (деньгами), full, high, high-grade (о руде), long on (чем-л.), lousy (чем-л.), lousy with money, luxuriant, monied, opulent, pinguid (о почве), plenteous (чем-л.), plentiful (чем-либо), pregnant (о воображении и т. п.), profuse, profuse in (smth.) (чем-л.), pursy, replete (чем-л.), rich, silk stocking, superb, teeming, wealthy, well fixed, well heeled, well-heeled, moneyed, favourably endowed with (чем-л.), abound with, generous, bounteous, palatial2) Colloquial: warm3) American: brownstone, silk-stocking4) Poetical language: foodful5) Jocular: filthy (чем-л.)6) Rare: pecunious7) Construction: florid8) Mathematics: high in, high-grade9) Religion: Byzantine11) Economy: ample (напр. о ресурсах), heavy (напр. об урожае)13) Mining: prolific (о нефтяном месторождении, участке, скважине)14) Diplomatic term: fat (чем-л.)15) Psychology: abundant in16) Physics: fertile17) Jargon: holding, in the chips, loaded, oofy, plummy, sitting pretty, swank, tinny, scratch (He's got scratch. Он стал богатым.), flash, heavy (чем-либо), heeled, ritzy18) Oil: prolific (о месторождении)19) Business: better off, prosperous20) Makarov: abounding (изобилующий), flush (чем-л.), heavy with chips, rich (о почве, видовом составе), rich (in, with) (чем-л.), splendid21) Taboo: wadded -
4 гордый своим богатством
General subject: pursyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гордый своим богатством
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5 гордящийся своим богатством
General subject: purse proud, purse-proud, pursyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гордящийся своим богатством
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6 зазнавшийся
General subject: jumped up, purse proud, purse-proud (о богаче), pursy, too big for one's boots, bumptious -
7 запаленная лошадь
1) General subject: piper, pursy horse, whistler2) Veterinary medicine: roarer -
8 морщинистый
1) General subject: creasy, crinkly, furrowed, lined, liney, liny, puckered, pursy (о коже, материи), rugged, rugose, withered (о коже), wizen, wizened, wrinkled, wrinkly, furrow-faced, seamed3) Medicine: rugate4) Botanical term: folded (лат. rugosus), rugate (лат. rugosus), rugose (лат. rugosus), wrinkled (лат. rugosus)5) Agriculture: shrunken6) Forestry: rugouse7) Textile: cockled8) Oil: rugous9) Polymers: rippled (о покрытии)10) Makarov: creasy (о коже на вымени), crumpled (напр. о пластинке листа), lined (напр. о бумаге), wizened (о коже) -
9 поджатые губы
General subject: pursy mouth, close-lipped mouth -
10 полный
1) General subject: absolute, abysmal, alive (чего-л.), all around, all inclusive (АД), all round, all-out, all-round, allout, ample, blank, blanket, bouncing, broad, charged, chock a block, chub, chubby, clear, complete, comprehensive, consummate, corpulent, cover to cover, cover-to-cover (о чтении, реферировании), crass, crowded, dead (dead silence - полная тишина), decisive, declared, dire, direct, down the line, down-the-line, entire, fat (толстый), fatty, flush (до краёв - о реке), fraught, fubsy, full, full blast, full blown, full bodied, full fledged, full length, full of, full-blast, full-blown, full-blown (о человеке), full-bodied, full-fledged, fully fledged, fully-fledged, gorbellied (о человеке), hole, (в сложных словах с греч. корнями) holo-, honest to god, honest to goodness, honest-to-God, honest-to-goodness, hundred per cent, hundred-per-cent, in flesh, instinct (жизни), integrate, lumping, obese, out and out, out-and-out, outright, overall, overblown, overendowed (чего-л.), overweight (о человеке, животном), perfect, plenary, plum, plump, plumpy, portly, profound, pudsy, pursy, radical, replete (чего-л.), rich, rife (чего-л.), roly poly, roly-poly, rotund, round, roundabout, self contained, self-contained, stark, stout, straight out, straight-out, teetotal, thick with (чего-л.), thorough, thorough paced, thorough-paced, total, unabbreviated, unabridged, uncurtailed, uncut (о тексте и т. п.), utter, vera, very, well lined, well padded, well rounded, well-lined (о животе), well-rounded, whole, implicit, integral, intact, sound, plein, -e, (при выборе одежды) plus size, unexpurgated, unquestioning2) Computers: full featured, full size3) Naval: chock-a-block, deliberate5) Slang: horizontally oriented6) Dialect: bonny7) Obsolete: compleat8) Literal: wholesale9) Botanical term: double10) Military: detailed11) Engineering: nonselective12) Bookish: orbicular13) Agriculture: butty (о структуре кожи)14) Jocular: plenitudinous, well-padded15) Rare: essential16) Mathematics: diametrical, everywhere defined, general, high, integrated17) Railway term: thick18) Automobile industry: gross19) Diplomatic term: overwhelming20) Forestry: fully stocked21) Politics: arrant, blatant, dyed-in-the-wool, hardcore, hardened, hopeless, inveterate, paid-up, unrelieved22) Scottish language: sonsy (преим. о женщине)23) TV: composite24) Abbreviation: f25) Jargon: all out, fulsome, (заполненный) jampacked, damn darn26) Information technology: definitive, exhaustive27) Business: full-time28) Drilling: aggregate29) Network technologies: end-to-edge (напр., end-to-edge access - полный доступ, в противоположность end-to-end - ограниченный)30) Polymers: full-scale31) Makarov: alert (with) (чего-л.), all-around, all-embracing, all-up, deep, deep (о звуке, голосе), diametric (о противоположности), diametrical (о противоположности), fleshly, fleshy, full-width, omnibus, plain, resulting, rich (о рифме), sheer, thoroughgoing, unabridged (о литературном произведении и т.п.)33) Taboo: damn, dang, (подражание произношению негров из южных штатов) sheet, shit, tomtit34) Tengiz: overall (inspection) -
11 прищуренные глаза
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12 пухленькие купидоны
General subject: little pursy cupidsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пухленькие купидоны
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13 с запалом
1) Veterinary medicine: pursy2) Makarov: broken-winded (о лошади), gone in the wind (о лошади) -
14 сморщенный
1) General subject: contracted, corrugate, corrugated, puckered, puckery, pursy, shrunken, shrunken (от старости), skinny, withered (о яблоке), wizen, wizened, wrinkled, wrinkly3) Medicine: bullate4) Botanical term: corrugated (лат. corrugatus), wrinkled (лат. corrugatus)6) Forestry: shrunk7) Makarov: crumpled (напр. о пластинке листа), wizened (о яблоке и т.п.) -
15 страдающий одышкой
1) General subject: puffy, pursy, shorn-winded, short breathed, short of breath, short winded, short-breathed, wheezy2) Medicine: broken-winded, dyspneic, short-winded3) Mining: dyspneic (вследствие заболевания силикозом), dyspnoeic (вследствие заболевания силикозом)4) Aviation medicine: (сильной) hyperpneic5) Makarov: touched in the windУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > страдающий одышкой
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16 тучный
1) General subject: battle, beefy, corpulent, fat, fertile, gross, obese, pinguid, portly, puffy, pursy, stout, ventricose, ventripotent, plus size2) Medicine: fatty3) Colloquial: stuff, beef to the hoof, husky4) Slang: horizontally oriented7) Jocular: plenitudinous8) Economy: rank10) Taboo: big-ass11) Phraseological unit: bacon-faced -
17 богатый
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rich
2. скл. как прил.
rich man; мн.; коллект. the rich* * ** * *1. rich, wealthy 2. скл. как rich man; the rich* * *abundantaffluentexuberantfullhighhigh-gradeluxuriantmoneyedoofyopulentpinguidplentifulpregnantprofusepursyrichstrongwealthywell-to-do -
18 дородный
stout* * ** * *stout, burly, portly, corpulent* * *burlycorpulentfatfubsyfullportlypursyroundabout -
19 зазнавшийся
jumped-up; (богач) purse-proud* * *jumped-up; (богач) purse-proud, pursy* * *arrogantconceitedoverbearingpurse-proudstuck-upsupercilious -
20 дороден
burlycorpulentfatfubsyportlypursyroundabout
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См. также в других словарях:
Pursy — Pur sy, a. [OF. pourcif, poulsif, poussif, fr. pousser to push, thrust, heave, OF. also poulser: cf. F. pousse the heaves, asthma. See {Push}.] Fat and short breathed; fat, short, and thick; swelled with pampering; as, pursy insolence. Shak.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pursy — pursy1 [pʉr′sē] adj. pursier, pursiest [ME purcy < purcyfe < Anglo Fr pursif, for OFr polsif < polser, to push, also breathe, pant < L pulsare, to beat < pulsus: see PULSE1] 1. short winded, esp. from being obese 2. obese; fat… … English World dictionary
pursy — /ˈpɜsi/ (say persee) adjective (pursier, pursiest) 1. short winded, especially from corpulence or fatness. 2. corpulent or fat: *He sat with his hands resting on his pursy thighs, very deliberate. –patrick white, 1955. {earlier pursive, Middle… …
pursy — I. adjective (pursier; est) Etymology: Middle English pursi, pursif, from Anglo French porsif, alteration of *polsif, from Old French pousser to exert pressure, breathe heavily more at push Date: 15th century 1. short winded especially because of … New Collegiate Dictionary
pursy — pursy1 pursily, adv. pursiness, n. /perr see/, adj., pursier, pursiest. 1. short winded, esp. from corpulence or fatness. 2. corpulent or fat. [1400 50; late ME purcy, var. of ME pursif < AF porsif, var. of OF polsif, deriv. (see IVE) of polser… … Universalium
pursy — adjective fat and short breathed … Wiktionary
pursy — pur·sy || pÉœrsɪ / pÉœË adj. winded, panting, breathing out strenuously; stout, fat … English contemporary dictionary
pursy — adjective archaic 1》 (especially of a horse) short of breath; asthmatic. 2》 fat. Derivatives pursiness noun Origin ME: reduction of Anglo Norman Fr. porsif, alt. of OFr. polsif, from polser breathe with difficulty , from L. pulsare set in violent … English new terms dictionary
pursy — a. 1. Fat, corpulent, fleshy, plump, short, thick, pudgy, podgy. 2. Short breathed, short winded, think winded … New dictionary of synonyms
pursy — pur·sy … English syllables
pursy — a. short winded, especially because stout … Dictionary of difficult words