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1 рахитичный
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2 рахитичный
rickety имя прилагательное: -
3 покосившийся
rickety имя прилагательное: -
4 рахитичный
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5 шаткий стол
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6 шаткий стол
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7 шаткий
1) unsteady; shaky; rickety (о мебели); tottering
2) precarious,, wavering (переменчивый, ненадежный); weak (слабый); unsteady (неустойчивый); tottering (прогнивший - о режиме)* * ** * *unsteady; shaky; rickety; tottering* * *crazygroggypasteboardricketyshakyunsteadywobblywonky -
8 расшатанный
1) General subject: crank (о механизме), cranky (о механизме), haywire, rattletrap, rickety, unstrung (о нервах), (о нервах) all to pieces2) Dialect: doddered3) Automobile industry: dicky4) Makarov: rickety (о здоровье)5) Yachting: tender -
9 трясущийся
1) General subject: aguish, doddering, doddery, jiggly, niddle noddle, niddle-noddle, quaking, quaky, rickety (a rickety old car - старая трясущаяся машина), shakey, shaky, tottery3) Automobile industry: tossing -
10 колченогий
разг.
lame, hobbling; rickety, wobbly перен. (о мебели)* * ** * *lame, hobbling; rickety, wobbly перен.* * * -
11 покосившийся
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12 расшатанный
прич. от расшатать
1) shaky
2) shattered (о нервах); seriously impaired (о здоровье)* * *shaky, rickety, wobbly* * *crankcrankyrattletrapricketyslackunstrung -
13 расшататься
несовер. - расшатываться; совер. - расшататься
1) loosen; get loose; get/become rickety
2) перен. become slack (о дисциплине); be shattered/impaired (о здоровье, нервах); give away (о здоровье)
3) перен. break down, collapse, go to pieces* * *loosen; get loose; get/become rickety -
14 расшатывать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) shake/knock loose; make rickety (о мебели); make unsteady/wobbly
2) перен. slacken (о дисциплине); shatter, impair (о здоровье, нервах)* * ** * *shake/knock loose; make rickety* * *depolariseloosenunfixunstring -
15 расшатываться
I несовер. - расшатываться; совер. - расшататься
1) loosen; get loose; get/become rickety
2) перен. become slack (о дисциплине); be shattered/impaired (о здоровье, нервах); give away (о здоровье)
3) перен. break down, collapse, go to pieces
II страд. от расшатывать* * *loosen; get loose; get/become rickety -
16 шаткий
прлrickety, shaky, unsteady, BE dicky collша́ткий стул — rickety/shaky/dicky chair
ша́ткое положе́ние — insecure/precarious/shaky/unstable position
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17 шаткий
1. wobbly2. shaky; rickety; tottering; unsteady; fickle3. crazy4. groggy5. rickety6. unsteadyСинонимический ряд:зыбка (прил.) валка; зыбка; качка; нетверда; неустойчива -
18 (старая) развалина
General subject: rickety old man (о человеке)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > (старая) развалина
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19 колченогий
General subject: badger legged, badger-legged, gammy, rickety, wobbly -
20 непрочный
1) General subject: built on sand, cardboard, crumbly, deformable, destroyable, destructible, explodable, feeble, flimsy, frail, fugitive, haywire, incompetent (о пласте), insecure, instable, insubstantial, one off, one-off, pasteboard, perishable, rickety, rotten, sandy, shakey, short life, short-life, skittish, sleazo, sleazy, sleezy, slimpsy, tickle, ticklish, tickly, unserviceable, unsolid, unstable, unsteadfast, unsubstantial, wasty, undurable, (достигнутое равновесие, напр.) precarious2) Medicine: fugative, precarious4) American: slimsy5) Engineering: unreliable, unstable6) Construction: brittle7) Mining: incompetent (о грунте или породе), unsound8) Textile: nondurable9) Physics: unfast10) Ecology: transient11) Business: fragile13) Quality control: tenuous14) Paint work: not fast15) Makarov: shaky, soft, unfast (об окраске)16) Gold mining: poor competency17) Cement: loosely bound
См. также в других словарях:
Rickety — Rick et*y, a. 1. Affected with rickets. [1913 Webster] 2. Feeble in the joints; imperfect; weak; shaky. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
rickety — index imperfect Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
rickety — liable to fall down, 1680s, from RICKETS (Cf. rickets) (with + Y (Cf. y) (2)), via notion of weak, unhealthy. Literal sense is from c.1720 but never common in English. Of material things, from 1799 … Etymology dictionary
rickety — meaning ‘insecure or shaky’, is spelt ety, not etty … Modern English usage
rickety — [adj] unsound, broken down broken, decrepit, derelict, dilapidated, feeble, flimsy, fragile, frail, imperfect, infirm, insecure, jerry built*, precarious, ramshackle, rattletrap*, rocky, shaky, tottering, tottery*, tumble down, unsteady, wavering … New thesaurus
rickety — ► ADJECTIVE 1) poorly made and likely to collapse. 2) suffering from rickets. DERIVATIVES ricketiness noun … English terms dictionary
rickety — [rik′it ē] adj. 1. of or having rickets 2. weak in the joints; tottering 3. liable to fall or break down because weak; shaky ricketiness n … English World dictionary
rickety — UK [ˈrɪkətɪ] / US adjective Word forms rickety : adjective rickety comparative ricketier superlative ricketiest a rickety structure or piece of furniture is likely to break if you put any weight on it, often because it is old a rickety… … English dictionary
rickety — adjective Date: 1683 1. affected with rickets 2. a. lacking stability or firmness ; shaky 2a < a rickety coalition > b. in unsound physical condition < rickety veterans > < rickety stairs > … New Collegiate Dictionary
rickety — rick|et|y [ˈrıkıti] adj [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: rickets] a rickety structure or piece of furniture is in very bad condition, and likely to break easily ▪ a rickety old wooden chair ▪ a rickety bridge … Dictionary of contemporary English
rickety — ricketiness, n. /rik i tee/, adj., ricketier, ricketiest. 1. likely to fall or collapse; shaky: a rickety chair. 2. feeble in the joints; tottering; infirm: a rickety old man. 3. old, dilapidated, or in disrepair. 4. irregular, as motion or… … Universalium