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1 self-esteem
- self-esteem of a country самоповага країни -
2 self-esteem
[ˌselfɪs'tiːm]nсамопова́га, почуття́ вла́сної гі́дності -
3 self-esteem
самоповага, почуття власної гідності -
4 self-esteem
n1) самоповага; почуття власної гідності2) зарозумілість* * *n1) самоповага, почуття власної гідності2) зарозумілість; самоствердження -
5 self-esteem
n1) самоповага, почуття власної гідності2) зарозумілість; самоствердження -
6 self-
преф.само-, себе-, своє-- self-accusation
- self-acting control
- self-administration
- self-annihilation
- self-assurance
- self-authenticating
- self-authentication
- self-binding
- self-burning
- self-censorship
- self-centered
- self-centred
- self-collision
- self-condemnation
- self-confessedly guilty
- self-confidence
- self-constituted
- self-constituted
- self-contained
- self-contradicting statement
- self-contradiction
- self-contradictory
- self-contradictory statement
- self-control
- self-dealing
- self-defence
- self-defence killer
- self-defence killing
- self-defense
- self-defensive measures
- self-denial
- self-depreciation
- self-depreciative
- self-destroyer
- self-destruction
- self-determination
- self-determination of peoples
- self-discipline
- self-elected
- self-elective
- self-employed
- self-employed person
- self-employment
- self-employment tax
- self-esteem
- self-exculpation
- self-executing
- self-executing treaty
- self-exposure
- self-explanatory
- self-flagellation
- self-glorification
- self-governing
- self-governing colony
- self-governing territory
- self-government
- self-government body
- self-government institution
- self-government organ
- self-government unit
- self-help
- self-homicide
- self-ignition
- self-immolation
- self-incriminating
- self-incriminating answer
- self-incriminating evidence
- self-incrimination
- self-incrimination clause
- self-incrimination guarantee
- self-incrimination immunity
- self-incrimination privilege
- self-induced intoxication
- self-inflicted
- self-inflicted death
- self-inflicted gunshot wound
- self-inflicted injury
- self-injury
- self-insurance
- self-interest
- self-interested
- self-invited
- self-jurisdiction
- self-justification
- self-killer
- self-love
- self-made
- self-made explosive device
- self-murder
- self-murderer
- self-mutilation
- self-mutilator
- self-partiality
- self-poisoning
- self-praise
- self-preservation
- self-proclaimed
- self-protection
- self-recrimination
- self-referral
- self-regard
- self-regulation
- self-reported
- self-reported criminal
- self-reproach
- self-respect
- self-respectful
- self-restraint
- self-rule
- self-ruling
- self-sacrifice
- self-seeking
- self-slander
- self-slaughter
- self-sufficiency
- self-sufficient
- self-supporting person
- self-sustained
- self-taxation
- self-validating
- self-will
См. также в других словарях:
Self esteem — Single par the Offspring extrait de l’album Smash Enregistrement 1994 Durée 4:17 Genre(s) Punk Rock Producteur(s) Thom Wilson … Wikipédia en Français
self-esteem — self es teem n [U] the feeling of being satisfied with your own abilities, and that you deserve to be liked or respected →↑self respect raise/build (up)/boost sb s self esteem ▪ Playing a sport can boost a girl s self esteem. ▪ students sense of… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Self Esteem — Single par the Offspring extrait de l’album Smash Enregistrement 1994 Durée 4:17 Genre Punk Rock Producteur Thom Wilson … Wikipédia en Français
Self Esteem — «Self Esteem» Sencillo de The Offspring del álbum Smash Formato CD vinilo casete Grabación 1994 Género(s) Punk rock … Wikipedia Español
self-esteem — /self i steem , self /, n. 1. a realistic respect for or favorable impression of oneself; self respect. 2. an inordinately or exaggeratedly favorable impression of oneself. [1650 60] Syn. See pride. Ant. diffidence. * * * Sense of personal worth… … Universalium
self-esteem — 1650s, from SELF (Cf. self) + ESTEEM (Cf. esteem). Popularized by phrenology, which assigned it a bump (Spurzheim, 1815) … Etymology dictionary
self-esteem — self es teem noun uncount * the feeling that you are as important as other people and that you deserve to be treated well: low/high self esteem (=not much/a lot of this feeling): patients suffering from depression and low self esteem … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
self-esteem — *self love, *conceit, egotism, egoism, amour propre Analogous words: *pride, vanity: self respect, self regard, self admiration (see base words at REGARD n) Antonyms: self distrust … New Dictionary of Synonyms
self-esteem — self respect / self esteem [n] pride in oneself amour propre, conceit, confidence, dignity, egotism, faith in oneself, morale, narcissism, self assurance, self content, self regard, selfsatisfaction, vanity, worth; concepts 411,689 Ant. self… … New thesaurus
Self-esteem — Self es*teem , n. The holding a good opinion of one s self; self complacency. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
self-esteem — [self′e stēm′] n. 1. belief in oneself; self respect 2. undue pride in oneself; conceit SYN. PRIDE … English World dictionary