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StuffierБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > stuffier
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материалы, вкладываемые в конверты, в которых рассылаются счета, извещения, пресс-релизы и прочая корреспонденция -
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1. n спорт. резко финиширующий бегун2. n четвертьСинонимический ряд:1. fuller (adj.) fuller; more exact; more faithful; more rigorous; stricter2. more familiar (adj.) chummier; friendlier; more confidential; more familiar; more intimate3. more immediate (adj.) more immediate; more near-at-hand; more nearby; more proximate; nearer; nigher4. more silent (adj.) dumber; more close-lipped; more closemouthed; more close-mouthed; more close-tongued; more inconversable; more reserved; more reticent; more shut-mouthed; more silent; more silentious; more speechless; more taciturn; more tight-lipped; more tight-mouthed; more uncommunicative; more wordless5. stingier (adj.) cheaper; meaner; more cheeseparing; more closefisted; more close-fisted; more costive; more hardfisted; more hardhanded; more ironfisted; more mingy; more miserly; more narrow-fisted; more narrowhearted; more niggard; more niggardly; more parsimonious; more penny-pinching; more penny-wise; more penurious; more pinching; more pinchpenny; more save-all; more scrimy; more tightfisted; more ungenerous; more ungiving; scrimpier; stingier6. stuffier (adj.) more airless; more breathless; more stifling; more stivy; more suffocating; stuffier; sultrier7. thicker (adj.) denser; more compact; more confining; more cramped; more crowded; more packed; narrower; thicker8. tighter (adj.) tauter; tenser; tighter -
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1. n сушащее вещество, сушитель; сиккатив2. n сушилка; сушильное устройство; сушильный шкафhair drier — фен, сушилка для волос
Синонимический ряд:1. duller (adj.) drearier; duller; more aseptic; more boring; more humdrum; more irksome; more monotonous; more sterile; more tedious; more tiresome; more tiring; more uninteresting; more wearisome; stuffier; wearier2. flatter (adj.) drabber; flatter; more colourless; more earthbound; more lacklustre; more lifeless; more pedestrian; more prosaic; more spiritless; more unimaginative; more uninspired3. harsher (adj.) harsher; hoarser; more discordant; more grating; more jarring; more rasping; more raucous; more rugged; more squawky; more strident; more stridulent; more stridulous; raspier; rougher; rustier4. more arid (adj.) droughtier; dustier; more anhydrous; more arid; more bone-dry; more bromidic; more dehydrated; more desiccated; more dryasdust; more insipid; more moistureless; more teetotal; more unwatered; more waterless; more weariful; serer5. more impassive (adj.) more apathetic; more impassive; more matter-of-fact; more phlegmatic; more stoic; more stolid; more unemotional6. plainer (adj.) balder; barer; homelier; more discreet; more inelaborate; more modest; more unadorned; more unbeautified; more undecorated; more unelaborate; more unembellished; more unembroidered; more ungarnished; more unornamented; more unostentatious; more unpretentious; more unvarnished; plainer; simpler7. sourer (adj.) more acerb; more acerbic; more acetose; more acid; more acidulous; sourer; tarter8. thirstier (adj.) more athirst; more parched; more rainless; more thirsting; thirstier -
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1. n сушильщик2. n сушилка; сушильная машина3. n тех. сиккативСинонимический ряд:1. duller (adj.) drearier; duller; more aseptic; more boring; more humdrum; more irksome; more monotonous; more sterile; more tedious; more tiresome; more tiring; more uninteresting; more wearisome; stuffier; wearier2. flatter (adj.) drabber; flatter; more colourless; more earthbound; more lacklustre; more lifeless; more pedestrian; more prosaic; more spiritless; more unimaginative; more uninspired3. more acid (adj.) more acerbic; more acid; more acidulous; sourer; tarter4. more arid (adj.) more anhydrous; more arid; more bone-dry; more dehydrated; more desiccated; more waterless5. more matter-of-fact (adj.) more impassive; more matter-of-fact; more unemotional6. rougher (adj.) harsher; hoarser; more discordant; more grating; more jarring; more rasping; more raucous; more squawky; more strident; raspier; rougher7. simpler (adj.) balder; barer; more unadorned; more unvarnished; plainer; simpler8. thirstier (adj.) more athirst; more parched; more rainless; thirstier
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stuffy — /ˈstʌfi / (say stufee) adjective (stuffier, stuffiest) 1. close or ill ventilated, as a room; oppressive from lack of freshness, as the air, etc. 2. lacking in interest, as writing or discourse. 3. affected with a sensation of obstruction in the… …
