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1 доносчик
1) General subject: checker, common informer, delator, denunciator, fink, gunsel, heeler, informant, informer, intelligencer, nark, noser, pimp, police informer, rat, ratter, rounder, sneak, sneaker, snitch, squeal, stoolie, talebearer, taleteller, telltale, tuft hunter, tuft-hunter, whistle blower3) Slang: whistler5) Law: questman7) Jargon: copper, grass, grasser, nose, peacher, scammer, setter, skammer, squealer, stool pigeon, tell-tale, weasel, whistle-blower, rat fink, evil-doers, grapevine, mouse, song-bird, yodeler8) Jail: beefer9) Business: denouncer10) Security: crud -
2 льстец
1) General subject: a tame spaniel, adulator, cajoler, courtier, fawner, flatterer, lickspittle, pleaser, smoothie, smoothy, soft soaper, soft-soaper, sycophant, tame spaniel, toad-eater, toadeater, tuft hunter, tuft-hunter, whillywha, wriggler2) Colloquial: brown-nose, toady3) Obsolete: pickthank4) Jargon: apple-shiner, bootlick, bootlicker, ear-banger5) Taboo: kiss-ass (см. ass-kisser) -
3 прихвостень титулованной знати
General subject: tuft hunter, tuft-hunterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прихвостень титулованной знати
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4 доносчик
informer; sneak школ.; мн. company checkers* * ** * *informer; sneak company checkers* * *delatordenunciatorrattalebearertuft-hunter -
5 приспешник
accomplice* * ** * *accomplice, stooge* * *hanger-onhenchmanonhangersatellitetuft-hunter
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