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1 Pushy Bitch
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2 Pushy Broad
Position ( job): PB -
3 Pushy Broads
Chat: PB -
4 Pushy Chick
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5 Old Pushy Liturgist
Position ( job): OPLУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Old Pushy Liturgist
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6 настойчивый человек
pushy people имя существительное:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > настойчивый человек
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7 пробивной
прл разгgo-getting, энергичный go-ahead; pushy derog, pushing derogона́ - челове́к пробивно́й — she is a real go-getter/pusher coll
он недоста́точно пробивно́й, что́бы преуспе́ть в би́знесе — he is not pushy enough to succeed in business
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8 агрессивный
1) General subject: aggressive, bellicose, combatant, combative, corrodent (о среде), high-pressure, invasive, offensive, truculent, vicious (напр., о собаке), trigger-happy, scrappy, bullying, (как вариант) confrontational2) Psychiatry: assaultive (о поведении)3) Engineering: corrosive4) Bookish: incursive5) British English: bolshy6) Australian slang: aggro7) Politics: offensively assertive, hawkish8) Deprecatingly: jackbooted9) Jargon: pushy, rough and tumble, world-beater10) Management: competitive (напр., поведение, стиль управления)12) Makarov: aggressive (о среде), belligerent, harsh, hostile, mordant (химически)13) Electrochemistry: corroding14) Hi-Fi. aggressive (описание выдвинутого впёрёд звучания; кажется, что музыка обрушивается на слушателя) -
9 бесцеремонный
1) General subject: arrogant, bareknuckle, bold, brusque, burly, careless of the decencies, cavalier, cheeky, familiar, flip, free and easy, inconsiderate, obtrusive, off hand, offhand, presumptuous, pushing, pushy, rough, rough and ready, unceremonious, uppity, offhanded, high-handed, easy-mannered, discourteous3) Australian slang: rough as guts4) Makarov: free-and-easy, rough-and-ready, summary -
10 злобный
1) General subject: acrimonious, baleful, bitchy, black-hearted, cankered, cat witted, cat-witted, cattish, catty, dog eat dog, dog-eat-dog, envenomed, evil minded, evil-minded, hateful, hellish, ill natured, ill-conditioned, ill-natured, malevolent, malicious, malign, malignant, nasty, nocuous, ornery, peaking, rancorous, sardonic, sardonical, satanic, satanical, shrewish, snaky, spiteful, spleenful, sulphurous, swart, ugly, unholy, venomous, vicious (о взгляде, словах), viperish, viperous, virulent, vitriolic, vituperative, vituperatory, wicked, uncharitable2) Zoology: feline3) Obsolete: shrewd4) Poetical language: despiteful5) Bookish: despiteous6) Religion: diabolic, diabolical7) Law: mischievous8) Australian slang: snakey10) Simple: inveterate11) Business: malus -
11 навязчивый
1) General subject: compulsive, fixed, haunting (о мелодии, ритме), intrusive, meddlesome, meddling, obsessive, obtrusive, officious, persistent, persuasive, polypragmatic, shrill, clingy, pushy2) Medicine: obsessional (о состоянии)3) American: forthputting4) Rare: protrusive5) Psychology: haunting (мысль и т. п.)6) American English: annoyingly persistent [like a fly]7) Aviation medicine: compulsive (о симптомах психических болезней), compulsory (о симптомах психических болезней)8) Psychoanalysis: haunting (мысль и т.п.) -
12 наглый
1) General subject: arrogant, as bold as brass, assured, audacious, barefaced, bareknuckle, bauld, bold, bold as brass, bold faced, bold-faced, brassbound, brassy, brazen, brazen faced, brazen-faced, bumptious, cheeky, contumelious, cool, hubristic, immodest, impertinent, impudent, insolent, lippy, nervy, perky, pert, presumptuous, rousing, saucy, snotty, unashamed, unbashful, unblushing, uppish, uppity, blatant (ложь lie), pushy, obnoxious3) American: gay4) Obsolete: malapert5) Rare: petulant6) Jargon: bare-face (характеристика выступления, поступка), bare-faced (характеристика выступления, поступка), crusty, gool, hard-boiled, salty, world-beater, ditsy, ditzy, off base, small8) Phraseological unit: brass neck, brass-necked -
13 назойливый
1) General subject: importunate, importune, interfering, intrusive, meddler, meddlesome, meddling, obtrusive, officious, pestilent, pragmatic, pragmatical, pushing, pushy, shrill, uppity, urgent, worrisome, obnoxious, annoying, strident2) Colloquial: busybody3) American: pesky4) Australian slang: pain in the neck5) Makarov: troublesome -
14 напористый
1) General subject: activist, assertative, assertive, high voltage, high-voltage, punchy, pushing, pushy, self asserting, self assertive, self-assertive, up and coming, up-and-coming, gutsy, pushful2) Colloquial: (smb.) who won't take "no" for an answer (энергичный, умеющий добиться своего ( часто с неодобрительным оттенком) energetic, able to achieve one's goal (often with a negative connotation)), in your face3) British English: bobbish4) Economy: pushing (о качествах работника)6) Rude: ballsy7) Sakhalin energy glossary: intense8) Makarov: aggressive, self-asserting9) Hi-Fi. punchy (термин для описания характера звучания, в котором хорошо передаётся динамика удара, что особенно важно для хорошего воспроизведения баса) -
15 настырный
1) General subject: pully, stick at it ive, stick to it ive, stick-to-it-ive, pushy, stubborn, persistent2) Colloquial: tenacious3) American: stick-at-it-ive4) Jargon: sore -
16 нахальный
1) General subject: arrogant, audacious, bold-faced, bumptious, cocksy, cocky, contumelious, cool, coxy, forward, impertinent, impudent, inpudent, insolent, nervy, pert, presumptuous, pushing, pushy, sassy, saucy, smart alecky, uppity, wise3) American: forthputting, fresh, smart-alecky4) Rare: petulant7) Phraseological unit: brass neck, brass-necked -
17 нахрапистый
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18 не наезжай!
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19 отмороженная проститутка
General subject: pushy hoe (American slang)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > отмороженная проститутка
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20 отмороженный
1) Medicine: frost-bitten, frostbitten2) Colloquial: a bully, a geek (странный, ненормальный, как правило, с замедленными рефлексами человек smb. who behaves strangely, wears unusual clothes, etc.), a hell-raiser, a terror (отчаянно-безрассудный преступник, как правило, начинающий a violent criminal, usually a beginner, not afraid of danger), a thug, a wacko, a weirdo3) Jargon: numb4) American English: pushy (American expression), off one's rocker (Context...), withdrawn, like a lump on a log (Depends on context...), dazed, like a slug, zoned out, spaced out, like a zombie
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