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21 сорнорепейная шерсть
Русско-английский текстильный словарь > сорнорепейная шерсть
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22 обшарпанный
shabby; (об одежде, людях тж.) ragged, frayed, worn out / away -
23 низкий поступок
Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > низкий поступок
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24 обтрепанный
shabby; frayedСинонимический ряд:потрепанный (прил.) затрепанный; обтерханный; обшарпанный; потрепанный -
25 потрепанный
прич. от потрепать
1) shabby
2) перен. worn
3) battered* * ** * *shabby, threadbare, ragged, tattered* * *batteredseedyshabbyshotweather-beaten -
26 поношенный
1. shabby2. worn; shabby3. ragged4. well-wornСинонимический ряд:потрепанный (прил.) истасканный; истрепанный; подержанный; потасканный; потертый; потрепанный -
27 ветхий
1) General subject: decrepit, dilapidated, old, ramshackle, rattletrap, shabby, shabby (об одежде, вещах), tumbledown, worn-out, long in the tooth (figurative use of factual occurrence in sheep - their teeth get longer as they get older and is used to estimate a sheep's age), time-worn, rundown (rundown building - ветхое здание), timeworn2) Dialect: doddered3) Religion: ancient4) Australian slang: hairy6) Makarov: shabby (об одежде) -
28 захудалый
decayed, shabby, impoverished, run-down, scrub, scrubby, down and out; mean; flea-bitten разг.* * ** * *decayed, shabby, impoverished, run-down, scrub* * *impoverishedscrubbyshabby -
29 обтрепанный
1. прич. от обтрепать
frayed
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(о человеке) shabby, shabbily dressed* * ** * *прич. от обтрепать frayed; tattered* * *dingyshabby -
30 поношенный
прич. от поносить
shabby, threadbare* * ** * *прич. от поносить shabby, threadbare, frayed* * *flea-bittengrey-headednaplessraggedshabbytime-wornworn-out -
31 потертый
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32 поношенный
прлworn(-out), shabby, о ткани threadbearпоно́шенный костю́м — shabby/threadbare/worn-out suit
вид у но́вого жильца́ поно́шенный перен — the new lodger looks shabby/worn(-out)
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33 неубедительный
1) General subject: actorish, actory, flimsy, inconclusive, lame, slim, thin, two dimensional, two-dimensional, unconvincing, unpersuasive (о доводе), weak, (напр, аргумент) shabby2) Diplomatic term: untenable (о теории и т.п.)3) Makarov: shabby, tenuous (о доводе) -
34 пакость
2) Religion: malefaction3) Jargon: crud4) Makarov: dirty trick, dog's trick, nasty trick, shabby trick -
35 подлость
1) General subject: a dirty trick, dirt, dirtiness, dirty( shabby, nasty, dog's) trick, funny business, infamy, low act, meanness, rascality, scoundrelism, turpitude, villainy, yellow, underhandedness2) Obsolete: vility3) Bookish: ignobiliti4) Makarov: dirty trick, dog's trick, ignobility, ignobleness, nasty trick, shabby trick -
36 поношенный
1) General subject: bare, beat up, eld, flea bitten, frayed, grey-headed, hand me down, hand-me-down, mangy, napless, old, ragged, shabby, well worn, well-worn, worn, threadbare, dingy2) Colloquial: beat-up, flea-bitten, seedy3) Textile: napless (о ворсовой ткани)4) Jargon: reach-me-down5) Makarov: bare (об одежде), shabby (об одежде) -
37 потёртый
1) General subject: frayed, napless, overworn, rubbed, scuffed, shabby, threadbare, trite, worn, worn to the last thread, worn to the thread, worn-out2) Makarov: bare (об одежде), shabby (об одежде), shiny, tired (об одежде и т.п.) -
38 потертый
1) General subject: frayed, napless, overworn, rubbed, scuffed, shabby, threadbare, trite, worn, worn to the last thread, worn to the thread, worn-out2) Makarov: bare (об одежде), shabby (об одежде), shiny, tired (об одежде и т.п.) -
39 потрёпанный
1) General subject: battered, battle scarred, battle-scarred, beat up, clapped out, clapped-out, eld, old, played out, played-out, scaly, seedy, shabby, shot, threadbare, weather beaten, weather-beaten, well handled, well worn, well-handled, well-worn, worn, worn to the thread, frayed, dingy, weatherbeaten3) Literal: seasoned (\потрёпанный "видавший виды")4) Architecture: tatty5) Jargon: ratty, sooner, un-together, untogether, through the mill, tacky6) Makarov: poky (об одежде), shabby (об одежде)7) Taboo: manky -
40 захудалый
decayed, shabbyзахудалый городок — a shabby / run-down little town
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