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1 они купаются в деньгах
General subject: they are filthy with money, they have slathers money, they have slathers of moneyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > они купаются в деньгах
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2 большое количество
1) General subject: a good ( great) many, a good few, a great deal, a great many, a great number, a quantity of (smth.) (чего-л.), array, bucket, bulk, generous amount, great many, lashing (чего-л.), mass (чего-л.), mint, mound, not a few, potful, quite a few, rout, school, sheafs, sight, store, troop (обыкн. pl), troops, trunkful, abundance, ample quantity, lump, mass, slump, passel, (чего-л.) bucketload4) Dialect: break (чего-либо), mickle, muckle7) Bookish: hecatomb8) Construction: by mass9) Mathematics: a considerable body, a great number of, a large number, gross, multiplicity10) Railway term: large block11) Economy: great quantity12) Accounting: strength13) Australian slang: acre, lashings, load, mob (людей, предметов, животных), more than one can poke a stick at (чего-л.), pot, stack, yonks14) Diplomatic term: quantity15) Jargon: forty-'leven, oodles, slew, that kind, boo coo16) Information technology: lots17) Astronautics: block18) Advertising: bulk quantity19) Business: large quantity, volume20) Programming: large number21) Makarov: a good many, armful, body (чего-л.), crop, good many, great deal of (чего-л.), heap, lot, many, mount, ocean, ot a few, raft, ream22) Taboo: shitload23) Logistics: bulksУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > большое количество
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3 куча
1) General subject: amassment, batch, boodle (чего-л.), brood, clamp (картофеля, прикрытого на зиму соломой и землёй), congeries, congery, congestion, cumulus, drift (песка, листьев и т. п., нанёсенная ветрорм), fid, heap, hill, huddle, jumble, lot of, lump, mass, mound, mountain, packet, parcel, peck, pile, plump, rabblement, ruck, scad, stack, swarm (часто pl), the mountain has brought forth a mouse, wilderness, world (he has had a world of troubles - у него пропасть хлопот), world of, bulk, shedloads ("куча всего", "дофига"), load (he's got a load of money - куча денег), rick, loads of2) Geology: dump4) Dialect: bing7) Rare: enrockment, entassment8) Construction: accumulation, stock pile, stockpile, tod9) Railway term: coal pile10) Architecture: mountain (определение количества)11) Mining: cluster, stock dump12) Forestry: storage pile13) Graphic expression: (денег) hoard14) Automation: drop15) Makarov: hulk, mount, rabble, ream, wilderness (чего-л.), wilderness of16) Gold mining: leach heap17) Logistics: lashing -
4 огромное количество
1) General subject: a number, a vast number (of), enormous number, horse load, horse-load, infinitude, lots and lots (кого-л., чего-л.), lots and lots of (кого-л., чего-л.), million, myriad, ocean, sea (чего-либо), zillion3) American: slathers4) Economy: immense amount5) Psychology: world6) Jargon: enough to choke a horse7) Medical appliances: enormous amountУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > огромное количество
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5 уйма
1) General subject: a host of, a lot of, a whole lot, acre, ample (We have ample work to do - У нас уйма дел), bags, great lot, heap, host, lot, lots of, oceans of (oceans of money- уйма денег;; oceans of time - уйма времени), raft, shock, slew, wilderness (чего-л.), enough to sink a battleship4) Psychology: mass6) Makarov: wilderness of -
6 они
1. themони ответили, что … — the answer was to the effect that …
2. these3. theyсейчас они, наверное, уже там — they should be there by now
они летели ввысь, они взмыли в вышину — they flew up and up
4. they the5. he; she; it; they -
7 расточать
1. consume2. waste3. slather4. slathered5. slathering6. slathers7. squander; waste; dissipate; lavish8. dissipate9. lavishСинонимический ряд:растранжиривать (глаг.) бросать на ветер; мотать; проматывать; просаживать; пускать на ветер; пускать по ветру; разбазаривать; растранжиривать; растрачивать; растрясать; сорить; спускать; транжирить; убивать; ухлопыватьАнтонимический ряд:копить; накапливать; накоплять
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slather — 1. noun A generous or abundant quantity. In her eyes the manse people were quite fabulously rich, and no doubt those girls had slathers of shoes and stockings. 2. verb a) To spread something thickly on something else; to … Wiktionary
slather — slath|er1 [ slæðər ] verb transitive INFORMAL to put a lot of a soft thick substance on a surface, or cover something with such a substance: slather on/over: Onion sauce is slathered over lightly boiled eggs. slather someone/something with… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
slather — (v.) spread liberally, 1847, of uncertain origin. Slather on the manure on all the hoed crops, if you have it; if not buy of your improvident neighbor. [ Genesee Farmer, June 1847] Sometimes said to be from a dialectal noun meaning large amount… … Etymology dictionary
slather — [[t]slæ̱ðə(r)[/t]] slathers, slathering, slathered VERB If you slather something with a substance, or slather a substance onto something, you put the substance on in a thick layer. [V n with adv] If your skin is dry, you have to slather on… … English dictionary
slather — [ slaδə] informal verb spread or smear thickly or liberally. noun (also slathers) N. Amer. a large amount. Phrases open slather Austral./NZ freedom to act without restriction; free rein. Origin C19: of unknown origin … English new terms dictionary
