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121 زهو
زَهْو، زُهُوّ: تَكَبّر، تِيه، اِخْتِيالpride, haughtiness, arrogance; vainglory, vanity, conceit(edness), self-conceit, self-esteem, self-importance; show-off, flaunt(ing) -
122 eigenwaarde
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123 Selbstwertgefühl
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124 haysiyet
",-ti 1. self-respect, self-esteem, amour propre, dignity, pride. 2. honor; good name; integrity. - divanı/kurulu discipline committee. -ine dokunmak /ın/ to touch (someone´s) self-respect, wound (someone´s) pride." -
125 заниженная самооценка
1) General subject: (низкая) low self-esteem2) Psychology: self- depreciationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > заниженная самооценка
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126 самоуважение
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127 Selbstgefühl
n Selbstwertgefühl* * *Sẹlbst|ge|fühlntself-esteemein übertriebenes Selbstgefühl besitzen — to have an exaggerated opinion of oneself, to have an oversized ego (inf)
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128 duma
* * *I.duma1f.1. (= godność osobista) pride, self-respect, self-esteem; urażona duma hurt pride; wbijać kogoś w dumę puff sb up, make sb proud of sth; to zwycięstwo napawa mnie dumą this victory makes me (really) proud; Polacy mają poczucie dumy narodowej Poles have a sense of national pride; zapomnieć o swojej dumie pocket one's pride, swallow one's pride.2. (= chluba, ozdoba) pride, boast; czyjaś duma sb's pride and joy; syn jest moją dumą my son is my pride and joy; patrzeć na swoje dzieci z dumą look at one's children with pride; ten most to duma naszego miasta this bridge is the pride of our city.II.duma2f.teor.lit. elegy; recytować dumę romantyczną recite a Romantic elegy.III.duma3f.polit. Duma Państwowa State Duma ( parlament rosyjski).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > duma
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