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Jargon: shtick -
6 привлекающая отличительная черта
Jargon: shtickУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > привлекающая отличительная черта
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7 привлекающая характерная черта
Jargon: shtickУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > привлекающая характерная черта
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8 своеобразный талант
Jargon: shtickУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > своеобразный талант
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1) General subject: feat, flimflam, fob, gimmick, grift, hoax, hocus pocus, hocus-pocus, hokey pokey, hokey-pokey, joker, juggle, knack, prank, shuffle, stunt, trick, twist, wheeze, deceit2) Colloquial: lurk3) Military: ploy4) Law: artifice6) Advertising: flim-flam7) leg.N.P. device, sleight of hand8) Makarov: sham9) Archaic: fub10) Yiddish: shtick -
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1) General subject: artifice, blind, catch, circumvention, circumvolution, curve ball, dodge, doubling, elusion, expedient, fetch, fetcher, game, games, gimmick, jink, joker, management (it took a good deal of management to make him do it - потребовалось много уловок, чтобы заставить его сделать это), ploy, put off, put-off, racket, racquet, ruse, shift, shuffle, starting hole, starting-hole, stealth, stratagem, subterfuge, trick (don't know the trick of it, have not got the trick of it - не знаю, как это делается не знаю секрета), tweak, twist, wile, wiles, deceit, deception2) Colloquial: double-cross, rig, wangle, wheeze4) Military: (военная) stratagem5) Law: double6) Australian slang: lurk7) Diplomatic term: equivocation, evasion8) Scottish language: wimple10) Banking: loophole11) Advertising: device12) Business: beating about the bush13) Archaic: knack14) Politico-military term: stratаgem15) Yiddish: shtick -
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acuteness имя существительное:sharpness (острота, сметливость)acuteness (острота, сообразительность)bon mot (острота, оостроумное выражение)словосочетание: -
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shtick — shtick, shtik shtik(sht[i^]k), n. [Yiddish, pranks; fr. MHG st[ u]cke, pieces.] 1. A person s special talent, line of business, or habitual activity. [PJC] 2. (Show business) A comic routine or a specific gag inserted in a show for laughs. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
shtick — schtick [ʃtık] n [U] AmE [Date: 1900 2000; : Yiddish; Origin: shtik piece , from Middle High German stücke] the style of humour that a particular actor or ↑comedian typically uses … Dictionary of contemporary English
shtick — [ ʃtık ] noun uncount AMERICAN VERY INFORMAL 1. ) someone s usual way of behaving or talking 2. ) a particular thing that someone is very interested in … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
shtick — also schtick, 1959, from Yiddish shtik an act, gimmick, lit. a piece, slice, from M.H.G. stücke piece, play, from O.H.G. stucki (see STOCK (Cf. stock) (n.1)) … Etymology dictionary
shtick — ☆ shtick [shtik ] n. [< E Yiddish shtik, pl., pranks, interpreted as sing. < shtik, lit., piece < MHG stücke] Slang 1. a comic scene or piece of business, as in a vaudeville act 2. an attention getting device 3. a special trait, talent,… … English World dictionary
Shtick — A shtick (Yiddish: שטיק) (or schtick) is a comic theme or gimmick. Shtick is derived from the Yiddish word shtik (שטיק), meaning piece ; the closely related German word Stück has the same meaning. The English word piece itself is also sometimes… … Wikipedia
shtick — also schtick or shtik noun Etymology: Yiddish shtik pranks, literally, piece, from Middle High German stücke, from Old High German stucki; akin to Old English stycce piece, Old High German stoc stick more at stock Date: 1959 1. a usually comic or … New Collegiate Dictionary
shtick — , schtik (shtihk) [Yiddish, from German: pranks; antics] A contrived or studied routine or performance, usually comic, or a piece of “business” used by an actor; the use of exaggerated evices or gestures to draw people’s attention. A bit of … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
shtick lit — n. A writing genre in which the author undertakes an odd or stuntlike project with the intention of writing about the experience. Also: schtick lit, shtik lit. Example Citations: Now, in his third book, he spends two years eating, exercising and… … New words
shtick — /shtik/, n. Slang. 1. (esp. in comic acting) a routine or piece of business inserted to gain a laugh or draw attention to oneself. 2. one s special interest, talent, etc. Also, shtik. [1955 60; < Yiddish shtik pranks, whims, lit., piece < MHG… … Universalium
shtick — noun /ʃtɪk/ a) A characteristic trait or theme. b) A gimmick … Wiktionary