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121 как сапожник
• КАК САПОЖНИК (-и) highly coll, disapprov[ как + NP; nom only]=====1. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) very poorly or clumsily:- играть в теннис (в шахматы и т. п.) как сапожник≈ play a rotten (lousy, pathetic etc) game of tennis (chess etc);- play tennis etc like a klutz;|| ездить верхом( играть на скрипке и т. п.) как сапожник≈ be a lousy (rotten, terrible, hopeless etc) rider (violinist etc);♦ С ним скучно играть в теннис: он играет как сапожник. It's boring to play tennis with him-he plays like a klutz.2. пьян(ый), напиться, нарезаться и т.п. как сапожник [modif or adv (intensif)]⇒ (to be, get etc) very (drunk):- (be < get>) drunk as a skunk (as a sailor, as a fiddler).3. ругаться, материться - [adv (intensif)]⇒ (to swear) vehemently:- X cursed up hill and down dale.♦ Она курила длинные иностранные сигареты, которые доставала по блату... пила водку, пела похабные частушки и вообще материлась как сапожник (Войнович 6). She smoked long foreign cigarettes that she got through her connections...drank vodka, sang bawdy songs, and swore like a trooper (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как сапожник
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122 stricken
1. a поражённый2. a книжн. раненый; больной3. a вровень с краями сосуда, мерыСинонимический ряд:1. unlucky (adj.) cursed; doomed; hapless; hopeless; ill-fated; ill-starred; luckless; unfortunate; unlucky2. attacked (verb) assailed; assaulted; attacked; beset; fall on; go at; have at; sail in; stormed3. caught (verb) caught; nipped; snapped; snatched4. hit (verb) clouted; hit; knocked; occurred; popped; slammed; slogged; smacked; smashed; swatted; whacked; whammed5. influenced (verb) affected; impacted; impressed; influenced; moved; swayed; touched6. racked (verb) afflicted; cursed; excruciated; plagued; racked; scourged; smitten; tormented; tortured7. rung (verb) bonged; chimed; knelled; pealed; rung; tolled8. taken (verb) seized; taken9. walk out (verb) walk out -
123 سب
سَبَّ \ call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. \ See Also شتم (شَتَمَ) -
124 شتم
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. -
125 abuse
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. -
126 call sb. names
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. -
127 curse
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. -
128 swear
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it.
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cursed with — adjective burdened with stuck with the tab • Syn: ↑stuck with • Similar to: ↑cursed, ↑curst … Useful english dictionary
be cursed with something — phrase to have a particular serious problem that continues or is repeated for a long time The region has been cursed with a series of floods. Thesaurus: to be in, or to get into a difficult situationsynonym Main entry: cursed … Useful english dictionary
(be) cursed with something — be ˈcursed with sth derived to continuously suffer from or be affected by sth bad • She seems cursed with bad luck. Main entry: ↑cursederived … Useful english dictionary
be cursed with something — to have a particular serious problem that continues or is repeated for a long time The region has been cursed with a series of floods … English dictionary
be cursed with — be afflicted with. → curse … English new terms dictionary
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cursed — curs|ed [ kɜrst ] adjective 1. ) affected in a negative way by a magic curse: They were starting to believe that the house was cursed. 2. ) / k3rsEd / only before noun INFORMAL OLD FASHIONED used for emphasizing that you think something is… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cursed — adjective 1 be cursed with to suffer because of a problem that you have: She had always been cursed with ill health. 2 (only before noun) old fashioned unpleasant or annoying: I m sick to death of being stuck in this cursed place. 3 literary… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
cursed — curs|ed [ˈkə:sıd US ˈkə:r ] adj 1.) be cursed with/by sth to be affected by something bad ▪ The museum has been cursed by financial problems since it opened. 2.) literary suffering as a result of a punishment by God or a god … Dictionary of contemporary English
cursed — adjective 1) UK [kɜː(r)st] / US [kɜrst] affected in a negative way by a magic curse They were starting to believe that the house was cursed. 2) [only before noun] informal old fashioned UK [ˈkɜː(r)sɪd] / US [ˈkɜrsəd] used for emphasizing that you … English dictionary
cursed — I (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Damned] Syn. blighted, doomed, under a curse; see damned 1 , doomed . 2. [Detestable] Syn. hateful, odious, disgusting; see damned 2 , offensive 2 . • be cursed with, Syn. suffer from, be afflicted with, bear; see endure … English dictionary for students