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1 snitchy
раздраженный имя прилагательное: -
2 snitchy
(австралийское) (разговорное) раздраженный, злой -
3 snitchy
[ʹsnıtʃı] a австрал. разг.раздражённый, злой -
4 snitchy
['snɪtʃɪ]Австралийский сленг: злой, раздражённый -
5 snitchy
a; австрал.роздратований, злий -
6 snitchy
a; австрал.роздратований, злий -
7 snitchy
(a) злой; раздраженный -
8 snitchy
MT 1. раздражённый;2. злой -
9 snitchy
MT 1. раздражённый;2. злой -
10 snitchy
a австрал. разг. раздражённый, злой -
11 злой
1) General subject: angry, bad, bad actor, bad tempered, bad-tempered, baleful, bitter, black, black-hearted, blackhearted, carping, cattish, diabolic, diabolical, evil, evil minded, evil-minded, fiendish, fierce, gallows, glaring (о взгляде), glowering, ill disposed, ill natured, ill-conditioned, ill-disposed, ill-natured, impish, malevolent, malicious, malign, malignant, mordant, porkey, puckish, rogue, serpent, severe, sharp (о языке), snappish, snooty, snotty, spiteful, stepmotherly, unkind, unkindly, vicious, waspish, wicked, ill, scathing, sinister, mean (http://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/mean\#mean_II), nasty3) Religion: malice5) Jargon: P.O., chawed, hot, hot under the collar, in a huff, narky, p.o.'d, peeved off, pissed off, pluged, ratty, red-assed, redassed, scotty, t'd off, t.o.d., tee'd off, teed off, up in arms, hacked off, jacked out, fenced, ticked (off), browned off, fired up, jacked (out), mad, peeve, porky, ripped, ripped off, ripped up, steamed up7) Makarov: glowering (о человеке)8) Taboo: hell-roaring, niggly, pissed, shat -
12 раздражённый
1) General subject: angry, annoyed, bilious, brittle, browned off, chuffed, crank, cranky, cross, disgruntled, distempered, edgy, exasperated, fretted, hot, huffy, irritable, nattered, nettled by( smth.) (чем-л.), nettled with (smth.) (чем-л.), on edge, out of temper, riley, roily, rubbed, sore, spleenful, warm, wild, querulous, frustrated, snippy2) Colloquial: cheesed-off, magged, nattery, peeved, shirty, ticked off (about)3) Obsolete: exasperate4) Bookish: acerbate5) Australian slang: fit to be tied, hot under the collar, pissed off, ropable, snakey, snitchy, wally7) Jargon: aggravated, browned-off, cheesed off, hacked, in a huff, jacked (out), peeve, ratty, jacked out, in a twit, hung8) Fishery: irritated9) Cliche: All bent out of shape10) Makarov: all on edge, heated11) Taboo: brassed off, bummed out, fucked off, hacked off, hell-roarious, miffed, naffed off, narked, narky, peed off, peeved as asshole, peeved as assholes, pissed, (with somebody/something) pissed off, red-assed, shat -
13 раздраженный
irritated имя прилагательное:annoyed (раздраженный, раздосадованный)irked (раздраженный, утомленный)sorehead (раздраженный, недовольный)browned-off (раздраженный, недовольный)словосочетание:
См. также в других словарях:
snitchy — Irritable and rude. Stay away from Matt, he s snitchy … Dictionary of american slang
snitchy — Irritable and rude. Stay away from Matt, he s snitchy … Dictionary of american slang
snitchy — /snich ee/, adj., snitchier, snitchiest. Brit., Australian. cross; ill tempered. [SNITCH2 + Y1] * * * … Universalium
snitchy — /ˈsnɪtʃi/ (say snichee) adjective Colloquial bad tempered. {snitch2 + y1} …
snitchy — Used as instant nicknames by British children for a child unable to keep a secret, or one who relates things to a teacher or parent which are meant to be kept private. Also used, according to the Opies, for a small child. See also Tattle tale… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
snitchy — /snich ee/, adj., snitchier, snitchiest. Brit., Australian. cross; ill tempered. [SNITCH2 + Y1] … Useful english dictionary
Steve Snitch — Infobox rugby league biography playername = Steve Snitch fullname = Steve Snitch nickname = Snitchy caption = country = position = Second row / Prop currentclub = leagueicon|Huddersfield|size=16 Huddersfield Giants clubnumber = 17 dateofbirth =… … Wikipedia
Nora: The Last Chronicle of Devildom — North American cover of Nora: The Last Chronicle of Devildom volume 1 NORA ノラ … Wikipedia
tich — A commonly used generic nickname in Britain for a very small person. An uncle applies it to his niece in Mariana, by Monica Dickens, though she is in fact quite tall. The term is most used in the school playground, where it is used insultingly … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
