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* * *['ʃeIdInɪs]nSchattigkeit f; (fig) Zwielichtigkeit f* * *shadiness [ˈʃeıdınıs] s1. Schattigkeit f2. umg Zwielichtigkeit f -
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shadiness ['ʃeɪdɪnɪs](a) (of place) ombre f, ombrage m -
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noun senčnost* * *[šéidinis]nounsenčnost, senca; figuratively nejasnost, colloquially sumljivost -
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noun sombra['ʃeɪdɪnɪs]N1) (=shade) sombra f, lo umbroso2) * (=dubiousness) [of person] dudosa honradez f ; [of deal] lo turbio, carácter m turbio -
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noun skuggi -
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noun tamsumas -
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noun pochybnosť* * *• stiesnenost• stlacit• pochybnost• podozrievavost• neistota• nejednoznacnost• nespolahlivost -
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noun ombre -
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noun sombra -
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1. n тенистость, тень2. n сомнительностьhe knew of the shadiness of the transaction — он знал, что это было «тёмное» дело
Синонимический ряд:1. blueness (noun) blueness; raciness; riskiness; saltiness; sexiness; suggestiveness; wickedness2. craft (noun) chicaneries'; craft; craftiness; deviousness; dishonesties'; indirection; slyness; sneakiness; trickery; trickiness; underhandedness3. disreputableness (noun) disgracefulness; dishonorableness; disreputableness; ignominiousness; ingloriousness; shabbiness; shamefulness; shoddiness4. doubtfulness (noun) ambiguousness; doubtfulness; dubiousness; equivocalness; indecisiveness; openness; precariousness; queasiness; shakiness; suspiciousness; uncertainness; uneasiness; unsettledness; unstableness5. shadowiness (noun) shadowiness; umbrageousness
См. также в других словарях:
shadiness — shady ► ADJECTIVE (shadier, shadiest) 1) situated in or full of shade. 2) giving shade. 3) informal of doubtful honesty or legality. DERIVATIVES shadiness noun … English terms dictionary
shadiness — noun 1. relative darkness caused by light rays being intercepted by an opaque body it is much cooler in the shade there s too much shadiness to take good photographs • Syn: ↑shade, ↑shadowiness • Derivationally related forms: ↑shadowy ( … Useful english dictionary
shadiness — noun see shady … New Collegiate Dictionary
shadiness — noun The property of being shady … Wiktionary
shadiness — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun Lack of straightforwardness and honesty in action: chicanery, craft, craftiness, deviousness, dishonesty, indirection, shiftiness, slyness, sneakiness, trickery, trickiness, underhandedness. See HONEST … English dictionary for students
shady — adjective (shadier; est) Date: 1579 1. producing or affording shade 2. sheltered from the sun s rays 3. a. of questionable merit ; uncertain, unreliable b. disreputable • shadily adverb • shadiness … New Collegiate Dictionary
shady — adjective (shadier, shadiest) 1》 situated in or full of shade. 2》 giving shade. 3》 informal of doubtful honesty or legality. Derivatives shadily adverb shadiness noun … English new terms dictionary
shady — /ˈʃeɪdi / (say shaydee) adjective (shadier, shadiest) 1. having a lot of shade; shaded: shady paths. 2. giving shade. 3. shadowy; indistinct; spectral. 4. Colloquial uncertain; questionable; of dubious character or reputation: *the only… …
shady — ► ADJECTIVE (shadier, shadiest) 1) situated in or full of shade. 2) giving shade. 3) informal of doubtful honesty or legality. DERIVATIVES shadiness noun … English terms dictionary
shadowiness — noun relative darkness caused by light rays being intercepted by an opaque body it is much cooler in the shade there s too much shadiness to take good photographs • Syn: ↑shade, ↑shadiness • Derivationally related forms: ↑shadowy, ↑shady … Useful english dictionary
opacity — noun (plural ties) Etymology: Middle French opacité shadiness, from Latin opacitat , opacitas, from opacus shaded, dark Date: 1560 1. a. obscurity of sense ; unintelligibleness b. the quality or state of being mentally obtuse ; dullness 2. the… … New Collegiate Dictionary