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61 huff
1. n припадок раздражения или гнева; вспышка гнева; обидаin a huff — рассерженный, раздражённый; обиженный, оскорблённый
2. n фук, фуканье3. v раздражать; выводить из себя; обижать4. v раздражаться, впадать в гнев; обижаться, дуться, надуваться5. v говорить недовольным, раздражённым тоном6. v задирать; нападать7. v пыхтеть, тяжело дышать8. v фукать, взять фук9. v уст. раздуваться; важничатьСинонимический ряд:1. offense taken (noun) anger; annoyance; bad mood; dudgeon; fit; fury; miff; offence; offense; offense taken; pique; rage; resentment; snit; tantrum; temper; umbrage2. irritate (verb) aggravate; burn up; exasperate; gall; get; grate; inflame; irritate; nettle; peeve; pique; provoke; put out; rile; roil3. pant (verb) be short of breath; blow; gasp; heave; pant; puff; wheeze -
62 impact
1. n удар, толчок, импульс2. n коллизия, столкновение3. n влияние, воздействие; последствияthis would have a significant impact on our relations — это существенно сказалось бы на наших отношениях
4. n физ. ударная сила5. n воен. попадание; поражение цели6. n спорт. момент удара по мячу7. v плотно сжимать, уплотнять8. v плотно вгонять, прочно укреплять9. v ударять10. v ударяться11. v оказывать воздействиеСинонимический ряд:1. appulse (noun) appulse; blow; bump; clash; collision; concussion; contact; crash; force; impingement; impression; jar; jolt; jounce; percussion; shock; smash; violent contact; wallop2. consequences (noun) consequences; repercussions; reverberations3. effect (noun) bearing; effect; imprint; influence; mark; repercussion4. bump into (verb) bump into; collide with; run into; strike5. influence (verb) affect; impress; influence; move; sway; touch -
63 passionate
1. n подверженный страстям2. a страстный, пылкий3. a влюблённый,4. a неистовый, необузданныйhe was violently passionate when he was wronged — когда его обижали, он приходил в неистовый гнев
5. a вспыльчивый, горячийСинонимический ряд:1. excitable (adj.) animated; earnest; ecstatic; emotional; enthusiastic; excitable; excited; fervid; intense2. impassioned (adj.) ardent; blazing; burning; dithyrambic; fervent; fiery; flaming; glowing; hot-blooded; impassioned; overheated; perfervid; red-hot; torrid; white-hot3. irascible (adj.) choleric; cranky; cross; hasty; hotheaded; hot-headed; hot-tempered; irascible; ireful; peppery; quick-tempered; ratty; short-tempered; temperish; tempestuous; testy; tetchy; touchy4. lustful (adj.) concupiscent; erotic; goatish; hot; lascivious; libidinous; lickerish; lustful; prurient; ruttish; rutty; satyricАнтонимический ряд:calm; cold; collected; cool; dispassionate; dull; frigid; impassive; lethargic; phlegmatic; stolid -
64 peppery
1. a наперченный; острый; едкий2. a колкий, острый3. a вспыльчивый, жёлчный; раздражительный; горячийСинонимический ряд:1. irascible (adj.) choleric; churlish; cranky; cross; fretful; hot-headed; hot-tempered; irascible; ireful; irritable; passionate; peevish; petulant; querulous; quick-tempered; ratty; short-tempered; snappish; temperish; testy; tetchy; touchy; waspish2. pungent (adj.) hot; piquant; poignant; pungent; racy; seasoned; snappy; spicy; zesty3. sarcastic (adj.) acute; biting; sarcastic; sharp; stinging4. spirited (adj.) beany; fiery; gingery; high-hearted; high-spirited; mettlesome; spirited; spunky; vibrantАнтонимический ряд:calm; friendly; good-natured; insipid; mild; tasteless -
65 testy
a вспыльчивый, раздражительный; запальчивый; брюзгливыйtesty temper — вспыльчивость, раздражительность
Синонимический ряд:cross (adj.) bad-tempered; cantankerous; choleric; churlish; crabby; cranky; cross; disagreeable; edgy; fretful; grouchy; grumpy; hot-headed; hot-tempered; irascible; ireful; irritable; nasty; passionate; peevish; peppery; petulant; querulous; quick-tempered; ratty; short-tempered; snappish; snappy; surly; temperish; tetchy; touchy; waspishАнтонимический ряд: -
66 play hell with smb.
(или smth.) paзг.paзpушить, пoгубить кoгo-л. (или чтo-л.), пoдopвaть чтo-л., иcкoвepкaть кoгo-л. (или чтo-л.); нaдeлaть бeды; внecти paзлaд; пepeвepнуть ввepx днoм'In other words, you're turning me down.' 'Well, that's putting it rather flat...' 'But that's the situation, isn't it?' 'Oh, now wait,' said Haviland. 'From your expression I can see that this plays hell with your plans, but what can I do?' (M. Wilson). Love of admiration plays Old Harry with women! (J. Galsworthy). 'I'm sorry, me 1 dears, that I was so short with ye ! yesterday," Paddy said I ingratiatingly. 'But the cursed I gout plays the devil with a man's I temper' (K. S. Prichard)
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