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41 гострий
sharp; edged, keen, acute; edgy тж.; (різкий, агресивний) truculent; ( про присмак) poignant, pungent; (про зір, спух) quick; pointed (особл. про зауваження); (дошкульний, уїдливий) biting, trenchant, lashingгострий біль — acute (keen, stinging) pain, smart
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42 догадливість
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43 дотепність
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44 жвавіше!
hurry up! make haste!; (be) quick!, go ahead!; bustle! -
45 заводний
1) ( що приводиться в дію заводом) clockwork; mechanical2) ( призначений для заведення) starting, winding3) (азартний, рухливий, жвавий) active, quick-moving, lively -
46 закусувати
= закусити1) to have a snack; ( перекусити) to get a bite; ( перед обідом) to take some hors d'oeuvres -
47 запальний
I див. запалювальнийзап`альнийII запальн`ий1) inflammatory, flaming, blazing; ( палкий) fiery; glowing, fervent, fervid, ebullient, ardent; ( пристрасний) passionate, impassioned; ( гарячий) hot-tempered, quick-tempered, hotheaded, irascible, choleric; peppery2) мед. inflammatoryзапальний процес — inflammatory process, inflammation
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48 запальність
жardency, ardour, quick temper; ( пристрасність) passion -
49 коротке керівництво користувача
комп.compendium; quick-reference guideУкраїнсько-англійський словник > коротке керівництво користувача
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50 легкоплавкий
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51 ліквідний
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52 малоінерційний
fast, fast-response, immediate-action, low-inertia, quick-response -
53 миттю
instantly, instantaneously; in a moment, in a trice; in a jiffy, in a crack, as quick as thought ( lightning) -
54 моторний
I тех. II1) ( спритний) quick, prompt, nimble, agile, alert, swift, lightsome, speedy, adroit2) фізіол. motive, motor -
55 некмітливий
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56 ну
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57 образливий
1) ( що ображає) offensive, insulting, abusive, contumelious, invidious, injurious, opprobrious, obnoxious; outrageous2) ( що ображається) touchy, susceptible, quick to take offence, pettish, te(t)chy, huffish, huffy; hoity-toity -
58 окатий
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59 півслова
не сказав ні півслова — never said ( uttered) a word
зрозуміти з півслова — to catch the meaning at once, to take a hint; sl to be quick on the up take
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60 пливун
ч гідр.quicksand, quick ground
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