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1 беспокойный
1) General subject: adither, anxiety, anxious, bobbery, bothersome, breachy, burbly, busy, disorderly, disquiet, feverish, fidget, fidgety, fractious, fussy, hectic, hectical, impatient, incommodious, inconvenient, kittle, meddler, obstreperous, restive, restless, roisterous, spiny, troubled, troubled look, troublesome, tumultuous, turbulent, twittery, uneasy, unquiet, unsettled, vexatious, worrisome, volatile, monkey mind2) American: pesky3) Bookish: troublous4) Psychology: unsound6) Psychoanalysis: unrestful -
2 беспокойство
1) General subject: ado, agitation, anxiety, bother, botheration, commotion, discomfort, discomposure, disquiet, disquietude, fidget, fizzle, flurry, fuss, harass, harassment, incommodity, inconvenience, inquietude, perturbation, plague, pucker, qualms, restlessness, solicitude, suspense, trepidation, trouble, troubled waters, tweak, unease, uneasiness, unquiet, unrest, while, worriment, worrisome, worry, concern, disturbance, care-about2) Medicine: psychic tension, qualm, titubation3) Colloquial: ants in (one's) pants, flap, palaver, ructions, sweat4) Obsolete: taking5) Military: annoyance6) Religion: discommode, discommodity7) Diplomatic term: malaise, turbulence8) German: Angst9) Scottish language: fash10) Entomology: ant11) Jargon: ants, ants in one's pants, headache, kick-up, pain in the ass, pain in the butt, pain in the neck, pain in the rear, twit, screaming-meemies, screaming-meamies, Katzenjammer, butterflies, knock, pain, the eagers12) Ecology: nuisance13) Archaic: jealousy14) Taboo: (что-л., причиняющее) pain in the ass -
3 беспорядки
1) General subject: alarums and excursions, disorders (массовые волнения), distemper, insurgency, ructions, trouble, uproar, disturbances, unrest2) Colloquial: squall3) American: blow-out4) Law: upheaval5) Australian slang: corroboree6) Diplomatic term: turmoil7) Jargon: donnybrook9) Makarov: disorder, disturbance, insurgence, outburst -
4 волнение
1) General subject: affection, after-tossing, agita (a feeling of agitation or anxiety), agitation, broil, bubble, carfuffle, combustion, commotion (моря), discomposure, disquiet, disturbance, ebullience, embroilment, emotion, excitation, excitement, feeling, ferment, fermentation, fizzle, flurry, fluster, flutter, fret, gurgitation, heart-beat, heartbeat, heave (моря), jitter, perturbation, perturbative, popple, pother, riots, ruffle, sea (на море), seethe, squall, stirring, swell, swelter, taking, throb, throbbing, tizzy (особенно по пустякам), toss, trepidity, trouble, troubled waters, troubles, tumult, turbulence, tweak, twit, twitteration, unrest, uproar, way, worriment, worrisome, worry2) Biology: effervescence3) Naval: churning of water, rough water, seaway, wave disturbance4) Colloquial: fry, fryer, jitters, ructions, snit, stew, sweat, take-on, tizzy (обыкн. по пустякам), twitter5) Dialect: worrit6) American: feeze7) Sports: nervousness10) Rare: suscitation11) Diplomatic term: stir12) Cinema: mind-blowing13) Psychology: agitation anxiety14) Jargon: dustup, row-de-dow, row-de-dowdy, rowdy-dow, rowdy-dowdy, rowdydow, ruckus, rumpus, shindy, to-do, (от удовольствия) buzz (The dancers gave the old man a buzz. Танцующие вызвали у старика волнение.), stink, pizzazz, blast, oomph, turn-on15) Oil: worrying16) Fishery: rough sea, state of the sea17) Sakhalin energy glossary: seas18) Marine science: undulation20) General subject: wave -
5 волнения
1) General subject: disorder, disturbances, maihem, mayhem, tumult, turbulence, distemper, disturbance, grizzle, insurgency, ructions, solicitude, solicitudes, trouble, unrest2) Colloquial: ruckus3) American: blow-out4) Religion: worries5) Jargon: tsuris7) Makarov: insurgence, outbreak, outburst, the trouble -
6 если вы поздно придёте домой, будут неприятности
General subject: if you come home late there'll be ructionsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > если вы поздно придёте домой, будут неприятности
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7 нагоняй
1) General subject: blow-up, blowing-up, blowup, call down, call-down, dressing down, dressing-down, earful, lashing, railing, rating, rebuke, row, rowing, ruction, ructions, scold, scolding, set down, set-down, slating, snub, telling, wigging, kick up the arse2) Colloquial: dressing, licking, snorter, telling-off, wig3) American: jesse4) Military: shaft5) Jargon: going over, rape session, rocket, telling off, rocketing (to give someone a rocketing)6) Advertising: pep talk7) Makarov: a kick in the pants, kick in the pants8) Taboo: ass-kicking, ballocking (usu get a ballocking, give somebody a ballocking), get (one's) balls chewed off9) Idiomatic expression: slap on the wrist (I got a slap on the wrist from my wife for leaving the kitchen in a mess. Я получил нагоняй от жены оставив беспорядок на кухне.) -
8 раздражающий
1) General subject: acrid, aggravating, annoying, burdensome, displeasing, exasperating, galling, grating, irksome, irritative, irritatory, jarring, nerve racking, nerve wracking, nerve-racking, nerve-wracking, nettlesome, provocative, provoking, puckery, tormenting, trying, vexatious, vexatious to ( smb.) (кого-л.)2) Biology: excitant3) Medicine: amyctic, irritant, revellent, stimulating4) Colloquial: tryin'5) Botanical term: irritating (лат. irritans)6) Construction: discontenting7) Australian slang: a pain in the arse, pain in the neck9) Perfume: irritating10) Makarov: abrasive (о человеке), harsh (о цвете, свете и т.п.)11) Taboo: piss-taking, ratshit12) Hi-Fi. tizzy (термин для описания характера звучания с излишней энергией верхних высоких частот. Этот вид окрашивания называют также зернистостью) -
9 ссора
1) General subject: a quarrel with (smb.) (с кем-л.), bad blood, barney, beef, blow out, blow-up, broil, bustup, contention, controversy, difference, disagreement, disgust, embroglio, embroilment, falling out, falling-out, fallout, fracas, imbroglio, jar, jarring, kick up, logic chopping, logic-chopping, muss, quarrel, quarreller, row, ruffle, rumpus, run in, scrap, scrimmage, scrum, scrummage, splore, squabble, strife, tangle, tilt, unpleasantness, upset, variance, word, wrangle, stoush2) Colloquial: breeze, kick-up, pique, ructions, run-in, scrape, tig, bust-up (a serious quarrel or fight), blowup3) Slang: hassle4) American: blow-out7) Latin: discordia8) Bookish: altercation9) British English: ding-dong11) Diplomatic term: tiff12) Politics: tiff over (sth)14) Jargon: blow-off blowoff, brannigan, niff, shemozzle, shlemozzle, bull (Had a right bull with my misses last night.), Argie-bargie15) Mass media: showdown in relations16) Taboo: ass-kicking, fisticuffs, hell's delight -
10 трудный
1) General subject: anxiety (о времени), arduous, awkward (о человеке), baffling, catchy, complex, demanding, difficult, exigeant, formidable, hairy, hard, heavy, keen, kittle, knotty, labored, laborious, laboured, man sized, mean, narrow, near, peevish, ponderous, problem, punishing, rough, rugged, severe, stiff, strenuous, sweaty (о работе), sweaty, taxing, thorny (о вопросе и т. п.), tickle, ticklish, tickly, tight, toilsome, tough, trickish, tricky, troublesome, trying, warm, young Tatar, mixed-up (о ребенке, подростке), painful, stressful, boffinated, labourious2) Colloquial: awkward (часто о человеке), tryin'3) American: man-sized4) Literal: uphill5) Latin: difficilis6) Engineering: complicated7) Bookish: difficile (о человеке), toilful8) Railway term: heavy (об условиях работы, о нагрузке)9) Economy: exacting11) Automobile industry: heavy (об условиях работы, о дороге и т. п.)12) Psychology: complex (для понимания или объяснения), difficult (для понимания, выполнения), tough (для выполнения), unmanageable14) Quality control: challenging15) Psychoanalysis: laborous16) Makarov: robust -
11 волнения
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