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1 rickety table
Макаров: расшатанный стол -
2 rickety
[ʹrıkıtı] a1. мед. рахитичный2. расшатанный, ослабленный, хрупкий ( о здоровье)3. шаткий, неустойчивый4. неровный, прерывистый, с толчками; неуверенныйrickety walk - неуверенная /нетвёрдая/ походка
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3 rickety
1. a мед. рахитичный2. a расшатанный, ослабленный, хрупкий3. a шаткий, неустойчивый4. a неровный, прерывистый, с толчками; неуверенныйСинонимический ряд:1. decrepit (adj.) decrepit; deteriorated; flimsy; fragile; rachitic; rackety; rattletrap; shaky; tumbledown; wobbly2. weak (adj.) feeble; infirm; precarious; rootless; tottering; unstable; unsteady; unsure; weakАнтонимический ряд:robust; sturdy -
4 rickety
ˈrɪkɪtɪ прил.
1) мед. рахитичный
2) перен. а) расшатанный;
хрупкий (о здоровье) б) неустойчивый, шаткий a rickety old bus ≈ трясущийся старый автобус the rickety wooden steps ≈ шаткие деревянные ступени a few rickety pop stars ≈ несколько развалин поп-звезд Syn: unstable, unsteady (медицина) рахитичный - * child рахитичный ребенок - * symptoms симптомы рахита расшатанный, ослабленный, хрупкий ( о здоровье) - * old man( старая) развалина( о человеке) шаткий, неустойчивый - * table расшатанный стол - * building покосившееся здание неровный, прерывистый, с толчками;
неуверенный - * walk неуверенная /нетвердая/ походка rickety расшатанный;
хрупкий (о здоровье) ~ рахитичный ~ шаткий, неустойчивый;
rickety chair расшатанный стул;
rickety house покосившийся дом ~ шаткий, неустойчивый;
rickety chair расшатанный стул;
rickety house покосившийся дом ~ шаткий, неустойчивый;
rickety chair расшатанный стул;
rickety house покосившийся дом -
5 rickety legs of the table
расшатанные/шаткие ножки столаEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > rickety legs of the table
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6 (a) large table
a large (rickety, plain, bare) table большой (колченогий, простой, голый/пустой) стол -
7 crazy
1. n разг. псих2. n разг. фанатик, «крайний»3. a сумасшедший, безумный4. a разг. помешанный; сильно увлечённый5. a безумный, бредовый6. a неустойчивый, разваливающийся, распадающийся, шаткийthe crazy light blinks whenever anyone jiggles the table — неустойчивый светильник мигает, как только кто-нибудь заденет стол
7. a покрытый трещинами8. a амер. сл. замечательный, волнующий, потрясающий9. a сделанный из кусков различной формы10. adv эмоц.-усил. чрезвычайно, в высшей степени; до сумасшествияСинонимический ряд:1. bizarre (adj.) bizarre; odd; peculiar; weird2. confused (adj.) confused; impaired; infirm; weak3. foolish (adj.) absurd; donkeyish; dotty; fantastic; feeble-minded; foolish; harebrained; idiotic; idleheaded; imprudent; loony; loopy; lunatic; mad; nonsensical; outrageous; preposterous; sappy; senseless; silly; tomfool; unearthly; wacky; zany4. insane (adj.) bedlamite; berserk; brainsick; crackbrained; cracked; crazed; cuckoo; daffy; daft; demented; deranged; disordered; distraught; insane; maniac; mindless; non compos mentis; nuts; nutsy; nutty; reasonless; screwy; teched; touched; unbalanced; unsane; unsound; wild; witless; wrong5. rickety (adj.) doddering; loose; rickety; shaky; totteringАнтонимический ряд:reasonable; sane; sensible; strong -
8 leg
[leg]n1) нога, ножка (человека или животного), лапаSee:He was shot through in the leg. — Пуля попала в ногу.
Give me a leg up on to the wall. — Подсади меня на забор.
He hasn't a leg to stand on. — Ему нет никакого оправдания. /Его утверждения беспочвенны.
I've been on my legs all day. — Я весь день на ногах.
My leg hurts badly. — У меня очень болит нога.
- one's both legsThe horse got/stood on its hind legs. — Лошадь встала на дыбы
- bare legs
- bandy legs
- hairy legs
- strong legs
- sturdy legs
- one's bad legs
- wounded leg
- one's badly scratched legs
- one's strong legs
- front legs
- chicken leg
- leg show
- one's leg muscles
- legs of a man
- legs of a spider
- legs of a crab
- leg of mutton
- legs of a dog
- hind legs of a horse
- legs of trousers
- leg of a boot
- shin lower part of the leg
- pain in the leg
- deep cuts on the leg
- bruises on one's legs
- children with thin legs
- scrapes on the legs
- scars on the legs
- man with a wooden leg
- with one's tail between one's legs
- one's legs tremble
- bandage smb's sore leg
- be on one's legs all day
- be off one's legs
- be on one's own legs
- be on one's hind legs
- be laid up with a broken leg
- bend one's leg in the knee
- bind smb's legs
- bite smb in the leg
- break one's leg
- catch smb by the leg
- change leg
- cross one's legs
- cut off smb's leg
- cut one's leg badly
- dislocate one's leg
- drag one's legs
- draw up one's legs
- examine the injured leg
- exercise one's legs
- favour one's legs
- feel one's legs
- have a weak feeling in one's legs
- hurt one's leg
- injure one's leg
- jump with both legs
- jump on one leg
- keep one's legs
- lift one's leg
- lose a leg in fight
- move one's leg
- make a leg
- operate on the leg
- pull smb's leg
- put one's leg out of joint
- put smb on his legs
- rub the leg with a towel
- rub ointment into the leg
- pull up a ligament in one's leg
- run as fast as one's legs can carry one
- run smb off his legs
- scrape one's leg on a nail
- seize smb by the legs
- set the dislocated leg
- shake a leg
- shoot out a leg
- show one's legs
- sit with one's legs on the chair
- sit with one's legs in the air
- sit with one's legs crossed
- stand with his legs wide apart
- stretch one's legs
- rest one's legs
- kick one's legs
- use one's legs
- swing one's legs
- take smb's leg off
- tie a note to the leg of the bird
- tie smb's legs together
- treat smb's legs
- twist smb's leg
- twist one's leg
- walk smb off his legs
- wound smb in the leg2) ножка (какого-либо предмета), подпорка, подставка- chair leg- thin legs
- wooden legs
- leg vice
- leg of a table
- leg of the chair broke
- rickety legs of the table
- tables with metal legs
- hit against the leg of the stool•USAGE:
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