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41 брезгать
несов. - бре́згать, сов. - побре́згать; (тв.)1) ( испытывать брезгливость) be fastidious / squeamish (about)он бре́згает пить из чужо́го стака́на — he is squeamish about drinking out of smb else's glass, it disgusts him to drink out of smb else's glass
2) (гнушаться - обыкн. с отриц.) disdain (d), shrink (from)он не бре́згает никаки́ми сре́дствами — he does not scruple / disdain to use any means; he is not squeamish / fastidious about any means he uses
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42 не желающий делать чего-нибудь
General subject: (squeamish about smth) squeamishУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > не желающий делать чего-нибудь
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43 etepetete
Adj. umg.1. (geziert) la-di-da2. (penibel) fussy3. (zimperlich) squeamish* * *ete|pe|te|te [eːtəpe'teːtə]adj pred (inf)fussy, finicky (inf), pernickety (inf)* * *ete·pe·te·te[ˈe:təpeˈte:tə]* * ** * *etepetete adj umg1. (geziert) la-di-da2. (penibel) fussy3. (zimperlich) squeamish* * * -
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45 melindrear
v.to act the prude; indulge in affectation; to be squeamish.* * *VI (=ser afectado) to be affected; (=ser aprensivo) to be squeamish; (=ser mojigato) to be prudish; (=ser quisquilloso) to be finicky, be terribly fussy -
46 déconseiller
déconseiller [dekɔ̃seje]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb• déconseiller qch à qn/à qn de faire qch to advise sb against sth/sb against doing sth* * *dekɔ̃seje* * *dekɔ̃seje vt[pratique, choix] to advise againstdéconseiller à qn de faire — to advise sb against doing, to advise sb not to do
Je lui ai déconseillé d'y aller. — I advised him not to go.
* * *déconseiller verb table: aimer vtr déconseiller qch à qn to advise sb against sth; déconseiller à qn de faire to advise sb against doing; il nous a vivement déconseillé d'accepter he strongly advised us not to accept; l'avion m'est déconseillé I have been advised not to fly; à déconseiller aux âmes sensibles not recommended for the squeamish.[dekɔ̃seje] verbe transitifc'est déconseillé it's not (to be) recommended, it's to be avoided -
47 âme
âme [αm]feminine noun• avoir or être une âme sensible to be a sensitive soul to be very sensitive• grandeur or noblesse d'âme high- or noble-mindedness* * *ɑm1) Philosophie, Religion soul(que) Dieu ait son âme — (may) God rest his/her soul
2) ( nature profonde) soul, spiritavoir une âme de poète — to have the soul of a poet ou a poetic soul
3) ( siège de la pensée et des émotions) soul4) ( conscience morale) soul5) (personne, habitant) soulc'est une âme généreuse — he/she has great generosity of spirit
pas âme qui vive — not a (living ou single) soul
6) (de nation, parti) soul (de of); ( de complot) moving spirit (de in)•Phrasal Verbs:- âme sœur* * *ɒm nf1) (esprit, principe vital) souldans l'âme; un joueur dans l'âme — a gambler through and through
2) (individu) soul* * *âme nf2 ( nature profonde) ( de l'homme) soul; ( de nation) soul, spirit; avoir une âme de poète to have the soul of a poet ou a poetic soul; avoir l'âme d'un pionnier/chef to have the pioneering spirit/the spirit of a leader; il se sentait l'âme d'un conquérant he felt in his soul the power of a conqueror; ville sans âme soulless town;3 ( siège de la pensée et des émotions) soul; du fond de l'âme from the (very) depths of one's soul; avoir l'âme sensible to be a sensitive soul; être ému jusqu'au fond de l'âme to be moved to the depths of one's soul; chanter/jouer avec âme to sing/play with feeling; interprétation sans âme soulless interpretation; socialiste/musicien dans l'âme a socialist/musician to the core;4 ( conscience morale) soul; avoir l'âme sereine to have an easy conscience; grandeur or noblesse d'âme nobility of spirit; paix de l'âme spiritual peace; en mon âme et conscience in all honesty;5 (personne, habitant) soul; âme noble noble soul; c'est une âme généreuse he/she has great generosity of spirit; une bonne âme a kind soul; une bonne âme, une âme charitable aussi iron some kind soul; sans voir âme qui vive without seeing a (living ou single) soul; hameau de 25 âmes hamlet of 25 souls;6 (de résistance, nation, parti) soul (de of); ( de complot) moving spirit (de in);7 Tech (de canon, fusil) bore; (de rail, statue, câble) core; ( de soufflet) air-valve; ( d'instrument à cordes) soundpost;8 ‡( terme d'affection) mon âme dear heart†.âme damnée partner in crime; âme en peine soul in torment; errer comme une âme en peine to wander around like a lost soul; âme sœur soul mate.[am] nom féminin1. [vie] soulavoir ou être une âme généreuse to have great generosity of spirit3. [principe moral]faire quelque chose avec/sans âme to do something with/without feelingde toute mon âme with all my heart ou soul5. [personne] soul(soutenu) [en appellatif]mon âme, ma chère âme (my) dearestâme charitable, bonne âme kind soulson âme damnée the person who does his evil deeds ou dirty work for himâmes sensibles, s'abstenir not for the squeamishchercher/trouver l'âme sœur to seek/to find a soulmate6. (littéraire) [inspirateur] soul8. [d'un violon] soundpost -
48 dēlicātus
dēlicātus adj. with comp. and sup. [P. of * dēlicō, to clear up], alluring, charming, pleasing, delightful, luxurious, voluptuous: in illo delicatissimo litore: hortuli, Ph.: puerorum comitatus: delicatiores in cantu flexiones: puella delicatior haedo, softer, Ct. — Given to pleasure, luxurious, effeminate: pueri: iuventus: capella, Ct.— Nice, squeamish: tam, quam iste: fastidium.* * *Idelicata -um, delicatior -or -us, delicatissimus -a -um ADJluxurious/sumptuous, addicted to pleasure; self-indulgent/comfortable; pampered; foppish, effeminate; polite, elegant; charming; tender; voluptuous; wanton; skittish/frisky/frivolous; fastidious/squeamish; delicate/dainty/pretty/fineIIparamour, favorite; voluptury (L+S); one addicted to pleasure -
49 fastīdiōsus
fastīdiōsus adj. with comp. and sup. [fastidium], full of disgust, squeamish, disdainful, scornful: mentes civium: fastidiosior Crassus: (litterarum) Latinarum: dominus terrae, H.: aegrimonia, H.— Nauseous, loathsome, disgusting: copia, H.* * *fastidiosa, fastidiosum ADJsqueamish; exacting; disdainful; nauseating -
50 arkatuntoinen
conscientious (adje)scrupulous (adje)squeamish (adje)* * *• conscientious• scrupulous• squeamish -
51 nirso
yks.nom. nirso; yks.gen. nirson; yks.part. nirsoa; yks.ill. nirsoon; mon.gen. nirsojen; mon.part. nirsoja; mon.ill. nirsoihinchoosey (adje)choosy (adje)dainty (adje)fastidious (adje)nice (adje)particular (adje)picky (adje)squeamish (adje)* * *• choosey• choosy• discriminating• exacting• fastidious• finicky• dainty• fussy• nice• overparticular• particular• squeamish• selective• picky• pretentious -
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fastidious* * ** * *fastidious, squeamish, pernickety* * *fastidiousfinicalfinickingfinickynicepernicketyqueasysqueamish -
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54 щепетильный
1) punctilious; (over)scrupulous (добросовестный)
2) delicate (о деле, вопросе)* * ** * *1) punctilious;scrupulous; squeamish 2) delicate* * *donnishmeticulousnicepreciseprimpunctiliousqueasyscrupuloussquare-toedsqueamish -
55 obrzydliw|y
adj. grad. 1. (budzący wstręt) [jedzenie, wino, smak, zapach, myśl, widok, robak] disgusting, revolting; [postępek] detestable, deplorable; [nawyk] nasty, disgusting; [dowcip, opowieść] sick 2. pot. (brzydzący się) squeamish- nie jestem obrzydliwy, mogę zjeść nawet ślimaki I’m not squeamish, I can even eat snailsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > obrzydliw|y
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56 брезгать
несовер. - брезгать; совер. - побрезгать(кем-л./чем-л.)disdain, shrink (from) ( гнушаться) (обычно с отрицанием); be fastidious/squeamish (about)он не брезгает никакими средствами — he does not scruple/disdain to use any means; he is not squeamish/fastidious about any means he uses
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58 щепетильная
1. prude2. punctilious3. scrupulous; punctilious; squeamish; fancy4. delicate5. meticulous6. squeamishСинонимический ряд:щекотливо (проч.) деликатно; тонко; щекотливо -
59 болезненный
1) General subject: ache, afflictive, ailing, angry, cachectic, crocky, cronk, delicate, frail, gray, green, grey, invalid, morbid, off colour, off-colour, painful, pimping, sallow, scrofulous, sensitive, sick, sickly, smarting, sore, squeamish, tender, unhealthy, unsound, unwholesome, valetudinarian, valetudinary, wan, weakly, weedy, wisht, touchy, thin-skinned2) Medicine: abnormal, algesic, algetic, algogenic, cacoethic, diseased, distressed, healthless, infirm, peccant, tender (при дотрагивании или давлении)3) Colloquial: fierce, wishy-washy5) Bookish: cachectical, dolorous, nettlesome9) Jargon: down10) Aviation medicine: nociceptive11) Psychoanalysis: pathic12) Makarov: abnormal (относящийся к болезни), algogenic (относящийся к боли), diseased (относящийся к болезни), dolorous (относящийся к боли), morbid (относящийся к болезни), painful (относящийся к боли), pathogen, pathogenic, sallow (о цвете лица), sickly (относящийся к болезни), unhealthy (относящийся к болезни)13) Taboo: peelie-wally -
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См. также в других словарях:
Squeamish — Squeam ish (skw[=e]m [i^]sh), a. [OE. squaimous, sweymous, probably from OE. sweem, swem, dizziness, a swimming in the head; cf. Icel. sveimr a bustle, a stir, Norw. sveim a hovering about, a sickness that comes upon one, Icel. svimi a giddiness … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
squeamish — index disinclined, reluctant Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
squeamish — mid 15c., variant of squoymous disdainful, fastidious (c.1300), from Anglo Fr. *escoymous, which is of unknown origin. He was somdel squaymous Of fartyng, and of speche daungerous [Chaucer, Miller s Tale, c.1386] … Etymology dictionary
squeamish — ñnicky, ñnicking, finical, particular, fussy, persnickety, pernickety, fastidious, *nice, dainty Analogous words: exacting, demanding, requiring (see DEMAND): hypercritical, *critical, faultfinding, caviling, captious, carping … New Dictionary of Synonyms
squeamish — [adj] nauseated; finicky annoyed, captious, delicate, disgusted, dizzy, exacting, fastidious, fussy, hypercritical, mincing, particular, prim, prudish, puritanical, qualmish, queasy, queer, scrupulous, shaky, sick, sickly, sick to one’s stomach* … New thesaurus
squeamish — ► ADJECTIVE 1) easily nauseated or disgusted. 2) having fastidious moral views. DERIVATIVES squeamishly adverb squeamishness noun. ORIGIN Old French escoymos … English terms dictionary
squeamish — [skwē′mish] adj. [ME squaymysch, earlier squaimous < Anglo Fr escoimous, orig., disdainful, shy] 1. having a digestive system that is easily upset; easily nauseated; queasy 2. easily shocked or offended; prudish 3. excessively fastidious;… … English World dictionary
squeamish — adjective 1) I m too squeamish to gut fish are you squeamish about a little blood? Syn: easily nauseated, nervous; (squeamish about) put off by, not able to stand the sight of 2) less squeamish nations will sell them arms Syn: scrupulous,… … Thesaurus of popular words
squeamish — squeam|ish [ˈskwi:mıʃ] adj [Date: 1300 1400; : Anglo French; Origin: escoymous] 1.) easily shocked or upset, or easily made to feel sick by seeing unpleasant things 2.) the squeamish [plural] people who are squeamish ▪ His new novel is not for… … Dictionary of contemporary English
squeamish — [[t]skwi͟ːmɪʃ[/t]] ADJ GRADED: usu v link ADJ If you are squeamish, you are easily upset by unpleasant sights or situations. I m terribly squeamish. I can t bear gory films... I am not squeamish about blood. Derived words: squeamishness N UNCOUNT … English dictionary
squeamish — adj. squeamish about * * * [ skwiːmɪʃ] squeamish about … Combinatory dictionary