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1 резковатый
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2 резковатый на вкус
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > резковатый на вкус
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3 вызывающий
1) General subject: attention-getting (о поведении), bardy, coat trailing, coat-trailing (что-л.), defiant, deflant, evocative, flaunting, insolent, offending, provocative, provocative (что-л.), provocative of (что-либо), provoking, saucy, truculent, extravagant3) Sports: announcing4) Chemistry: stirring up, triggering off5) Railway term: calling party6) Law: summoning to appear8) Psychology: plastic9) Telecommunications: ringing up10) Oil: bringing on, giving rise11) Special term: calling12) Food industry: brassy13) Atomic energy: bringing forth14) Perfume: aggressive16) SAP.tech. accessing, causing, entailing, fetching17) SAP.fin. getting -
4 кисловатый
1) General subject: acidoulous, acidulated, acidulous, lemony, sourish, tartish2) Medicine: acescent3) Engineering: slightly sour4) Ecology: subacid -
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6 яркий
1) General subject: Oriental, blazing, bright, brilliant, broad, cheerful (о дне), colorful, colourful, emphatic, flamboyant, flaming, flammeous, flashy, flossie, flossy, forcible, fresh coloured, fresh-coloured, garish, gaudy, gay, glad, glare, glaring (о свете), glary, glowing (о красках), gorgeous, high coloured, high-coloured, jazz, jazzy, lightsome, live (о цвете), lively (о впечатлении, цвете и т. п.), lucent, lucid, noisy, of different colors, of the soil, orient, oriflamme, outstanding, painted, pictorial (о стиле и т. п.), picturesque (о языке), powerful (о речи, описании), psychodelic, quicksilver, racy (о речи, стиле), rich, rosy, salient, saturated (о цвете), sheen, shining, showy, (слишком) shrill, sinewed, sinewy (о стиле), splendent, staring, starry, striking, tawdry, technicolor, vibrant (об оттенке), viewy, vigor, vitriol (о свете, краске), vivid, attention-getting, eye-catching, fancy (например, народный костюм), brightly coloured (brightly coloured kids' clothes and shoes), bold (о вкусе), excellent, shiny, audacious3) Zoology: obvious6) Botanical term: bright-coloured (лат. laetus)7) Engineering: luminous8) Mathematics: intense9) Religion: illustrious10) Architecture: clear, tartish (о цвете или расцветке)13) Scottish language: bricht14) Textile: brilliant (о красителе), loud-coloured (о цвете), noisy (о цвете или костюме), vivid (об окраске)15) Jargon: up-beat, upbeat, ritzy, Coney Island, Hollywood16) Automation: brightfield17) Oceanography: (представитель, напр.) conspicuous (напр. seal is a conspicuous wild life Arctic animal, тюлень-яркий представитель дикой природы Арктики)18) Makarov: fiery, garish (о красках, свете и т.п.), incandescent, living (о цвете), luculent, racy of the soil (о языке), rich (о цвете), spectacular19) Taboo: pimping -
7 кисловатый
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8 кисловатый
sourish имя прилагательное:acidulous (кисловатый, подкисленный)tartish (кисловатый, резковатый на вкус)
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