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21 unpleasant un·pleas·ant adj
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22 a strange experience
Общая лексика: (an unpleasant) странный (неприятный) случай -
23 disagreeable
adjective (unpleasant: a disagreeable task; a most disagreeable person.) desagradabletr[dɪsə'grɪəbəl]1 desagradabledisagreeable [.dɪsə'gri:əbəl] adj: desagradableadj.• antipático, -a adj.• desagradable adj.• desapacible adj.• destemplado, -a adj.• displicente adj.'dɪsə'griːəbəladjective <smell/experience/person> desagradable; <task/job> ingrato, desagradable[ˌdɪsǝ'ɡriːǝbl]ADJ1) (=unpleasant) [experience, task] desagradable2) (=bad-tempered) [person] desagradable, antipático; [tone of voice] malhumorado, áspero* * *['dɪsə'griːəbəl]adjective <smell/experience/person> desagradable; <task/job> ingrato, desagradable -
24 hell
[hel] 1.to go to, be in hell — andare, essere all'inferno
2) colloq. (unpleasant experience) inferno m.to make sb.'s life hell — rendere la vita di qcn. un inferno
a neighbour from hell — colloq. un vicino insopportabile
3) colloq. (as intensifier)he's one hell of a smart guy — AE è un tipo davvero in gamba
we had a hell of a time — (bad) siamo ammattiti, siamo usciti pazzi colloq.; (good) ci siamo divertiti un casino
like hell I will, you are! — col cavolo!
"it's a good film" - "like hell it is!" — "è un bel film" - "bello un corno!"
why, who the hell? — perché diavolo, chi diavolo?
2.oh, what the hell! — (too bad) accidenti!
interiezione pop. diavolo••go to hell! — colloq. va' all'inferno!
all hell broke loose colloq. si sono scatenati i diavoli dell'inferno; come hell or high water colloq. costi quel che costi; there was hell to pay è scoppiato un casino; to catch hell AE colloq. rice vere o prendersi una strigliata; to do sth. for the hell of it colloq. fare qualcosa per il gusto di farlo; to give sb. hell pop. (cause to suffer) fare soffrire le pene dell'inferno a qcn.; (scold) fare una sfuriata a qcn.; to raise (merry) hell — colloq. piantare un casino (with sb. con qcn.)
* * *[hel]((according to some religions) the place or state of punishment of the wicked after death with much pain, misery etc.) inferno- hellbent on* * *[hel] 1.to go to, be in hell — andare, essere all'inferno
2) colloq. (unpleasant experience) inferno m.to make sb.'s life hell — rendere la vita di qcn. un inferno
a neighbour from hell — colloq. un vicino insopportabile
3) colloq. (as intensifier)he's one hell of a smart guy — AE è un tipo davvero in gamba
we had a hell of a time — (bad) siamo ammattiti, siamo usciti pazzi colloq.; (good) ci siamo divertiti un casino
like hell I will, you are! — col cavolo!
"it's a good film" - "like hell it is!" — "è un bel film" - "bello un corno!"
why, who the hell? — perché diavolo, chi diavolo?
2.oh, what the hell! — (too bad) accidenti!
interiezione pop. diavolo••go to hell! — colloq. va' all'inferno!
all hell broke loose colloq. si sono scatenati i diavoli dell'inferno; come hell or high water colloq. costi quel che costi; there was hell to pay è scoppiato un casino; to catch hell AE colloq. rice vere o prendersi una strigliata; to do sth. for the hell of it colloq. fare qualcosa per il gusto di farlo; to give sb. hell pop. (cause to suffer) fare soffrire le pene dell'inferno a qcn.; (scold) fare una sfuriata a qcn.; to raise (merry) hell — colloq. piantare un casino (with sb. con qcn.)
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25 negative
['negətɪv] 1.1) (saying no) [answer, statement] negativo2) (pessimistic) [attitude, response] negativo3) (harmful) [effect, influence] negativo4) (unpleasant) [experience, feeling] negativo5) med. fis. mat. negativo6) fot. negativo2.1) (refusal) risposta f. negativa, diniego m., rifiuto m.2) fot. negativo m.3) ling. negazione f.4) elettron. polo m. negativo* * *['neɡətiv] 1. adjective1) (meaning or saying `no'; denying something: a negative answer.) negativo2) (expecting to fail: a negative attitude.) negativo3) (less than zero: -4 is a negative or minus number.) negativo4) (having more electrons than normal: The battery has a negative and a positive terminal.) negativo2. noun1) (a word etc by which something is denied: `No' and `never' are negatives.) negazione2) (the photographic film, from which prints are made, on which light and dark are reversed: I gave away the print, but I still have the negative.) negativo•* * *['negətɪv] 1.1) (saying no) [answer, statement] negativo2) (pessimistic) [attitude, response] negativo3) (harmful) [effect, influence] negativo4) (unpleasant) [experience, feeling] negativo5) med. fis. mat. negativo6) fot. negativo2.1) (refusal) risposta f. negativa, diniego m., rifiuto m.2) fot. negativo m.3) ling. negazione f.4) elettron. polo m. negativo -
26 terrible
'terəbl1) (very bad: a terrible singer; That music is terrible!) atroz, pésimo, horrible, horroroso2) (causing great pain, suffering, hardship etc: War is terrible; It was a terrible disaster.) horrible, horroroso3) (causing great fear or horror: The noise of the guns was terrible.) horrible, horroroso•- terriblyterrible adj1. terrible2. malísimo / fatal
Multiple Entries: algo terrible terrible
terrible adjetivo
terrible adjetivo
1 (desagradable) terrible, awful
2 (intensificador) terrible
3 (travieso) naughty ' terrible' also found in these entries: Spanish: abominable - amanecer - campeonato - canutas - condición - demonio - diabólica - diabólico - disgusto - espanto - estado - follón - hambruna - impresionante - infumable - lamentable - lástima - maltrecha - maltrecho - miedosa - miedoso - pecho - pena - penosa - penoso - pésima - pésimo - rabiosa - rabioso - secuela - susto - tener - traer - tremebunda - tremebundo - tremenda - tremendo - triunfo - agobiante - antología - barbaridad - bueno - cabreo - calamidad - cochino - endiablado - enredo - espantoso - fatal - funesto English: abominable - appalling - bad - blow - carry-on - damage - dispose - doom - flap - lousy - ordeal - oversight - rotten - shocking - terrible - think back - dreadful - flirt - harrowing - horrendous - jobtr['terɪbəl]1 terrible, espantoso,-a, atroz2 familiar (as intensifier) mucho,-aterrible ['tɛrəbəl] adj: atroz, horrible, terribleadj.• espantable adj.• fatal adj.• medroso, -a adj.• pésimo, -a adj.• terrible adj.'terəbəla) ( very bad) <movie/singer/weather> espantoso, atroz, malísimo, fatal (Esp fam)to feel terrible — ( ill) sentirse* or encontrarse* pésimo or muy mal; (guilty, ashamed) sentirse* muy mal
that's terrible! — qué terrible!, qué horror!
['terǝbl]ADJ1) (=very unpleasant) [experience, accident, disease] terrible, espantoso2) * (=very bad) [weather, food] horrible, espantosoher French is terrible — habla fatal el francés, habla un francés espantoso
"what was it like?" - "terrible!" — -¿qué tal fue? -¡espantoso!
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I'm terrible at cooking — se me da fatal la cocina *I'm terrible at remembering names — se me da fatal recordar (los) nombres, soy malísimo para recordar (los) nombres
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I've had a terrible day at the office — he tenido un día malísimo or horrible en la oficina•
you sound terrible, is something wrong? — ¡vaya tono!, ¿pasa algo?•
he's having terrible trouble with his homework — le está costando horrores or un montón hacer los deberes ** * *['terəbəl]a) ( very bad) <movie/singer/weather> espantoso, atroz, malísimo, fatal (Esp fam)to feel terrible — ( ill) sentirse* or encontrarse* pésimo or muy mal; (guilty, ashamed) sentirse* muy mal
that's terrible! — qué terrible!, qué horror!
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27 mention **** men·tion
['mɛnʃ(ə)n]1. nmenzione f, accenno2. vt(gen) accennare a, (name, person) fare il nome di, menzionareall those people, too numerous to mention, who... — tutti coloro che qui sarebbe troppo lungo elencare, i quali...
I need hardly mention that... — inutile dire che...
not to mention; without mentioning — per non parlare di, senza contare
don't mention it! — non c'è di che!, prego!
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28 purgatory
noun(Relig.) Fegefeuer, das* * *pur·ga·tory[ˈpɜ:gətəri, AM ˈpɜ:rgətɔ:ri]n no pl1. RELto be in P\purgatory im Fegefeuer seinthis is sheer \purgatory! das ist die reinste Hölle!to go through \purgatory Höllenqualen ausstehen* * *['pɜːgətərI]n2) (fig: state) die Hölle* * *2. fig die Hölle* * *noun(Relig.) Fegefeuer, dasit was purgatory — (fig.) es war eine Strafe od. die Hölle
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29 purgatory
pur·ga·tory [ʼpɜ:gətəri, Am ʼpɜ:rgətɔ:ri] n1) relto be in P\purgatory im Fegefeuer sein;this is sheer \purgatory! das ist die reinste Hölle!;to go through \purgatory Höllenqualen ausstehen -
30 hell
A n1 ( also Hell) Relig enfer m ; to go to/be in hell aller en/être en enfer ; may you rot in hell†! que le diable t'emporte! ; I'll see him in hell first†! plutôt mourir! ;2 ○ ( unpleasant experience) enfer m ; life was hell (on earth) la vie était un enfer ; Mondays are sheer hell le lundi, c'est l'enfer ; Oxford is hell on a Saturday Oxford est infernal le samedi ; to make sb's life hell (for him/her) rendre la vie infernale à qn ; it was hell getting the work finished on a eu toutes les peines du monde à terminer le travail ; to go through hell connaître un calvaire (doing à faire) ; a neighbour from hell ○ un voisin infernal or insupportable ;3 ○ ( as intensifier) a hell of a waste/shock un gâchis/un choc terrible ; it's a hell of a lot worse/ easier c'est nettement pire/plus facile ; he's one hell of a smart guy US c'est fou ce qu'il est intelligent ○ ; we had a hell of a time ( bad) on en a bavé ○ ; ( good) on s'est payé du bon temps ○ ; you've got a hell of a nerve! tu ne manques pas de culot ○ ! ; a hell of a way to do sth une drôle de façon de faire qch ; as jealous/guilty as hell terriblement jaloux/coupable ; it sure as hell wasn't me une chose est sûre, ce n'était pas moi ; to run/fight like hell courir/se battre de toutes ses forces ; let's get the hell out of here! barrons-nous ○ ! ; get the hell out of here! dégage! ; like hell I will/you are! pas question! ; ‘it's a good film’-‘like hell it is!’ ‘c'est un bon film’-‘tu rigoles ○ !’ ; why/who the hell? pourquoi/qui bon Dieu ○ ? ; what the hell are you doing? qu'est- ce que tu fais, bon Dieu ○ ? ; how the hell should I know? comment je pourrais le savoir, bon Dieu ○ ? ; oh, what the hell! ( too bad) tant pis! ; oh, to ou the hell with it! je laisse tomber ○ !B ◑ excl bon Dieu ○ ! ; hell's bells!, hell's teeth! nom de Dieu! ; go to hell ○ ! va te faire voir ○ ! ; to hell with all of you! ○ allez vous faire voir ○ !all hell ○ broke ou was let loose le raffut a éclaté ; come hell or high water ○ coûte que coûte ; he/she has been to hell and back il/elle revient de loin ; there was/will be hell to pay il/elle l'a payé/le paiera cher ; to be hell ○ on sth US être un enfer ○ pour qch ; to beat ou knock hell out of sb/sth cogner qn/qch comme un sourd ○ ; to catch hell ○ US prendre un savon ○ ; to do sth for the hell of it ○ faire qch pour le plaisir ; to give sb hell ◑ ( cause to suffer) rendre la vie dure à qn ; ( scold) engueuler ○ qn ; go on, give 'em hell ◑ vas-y, montre-leur ○ ; not to have a cat in hell's chance ou a snowball's chance in hell ◑ ne pas avoir une foutue ◑ chance ; not to have a hope in hell ◑ of doing ne pas avoir une foutue ◑ chance de faire ; to play (merry) hell with sth ○ chambouler qch ○ ; to raise (merry) hell ○ faire une scène (with sb à qn).■ hell around ○ US mener une vie de patachon ○. -
31 nasty
1) (unpleasant to the senses: a nasty smell.) asqueroso, desagradable, repugnante2) (unfriendly or unpleasant in manner: The man was very nasty to me.) desagradable3) (wicked; evil: He has a nasty temper.) malo4) ((of weather) very poor, cold, rainy etc.) malo5) ((of a wound, cut etc) serious: That dog gave her a nasty bite.) feo, grave6) (awkward or very difficult: a nasty situation.) peligroso, difícil•- nastily- nastiness
nasty adj desagradable / malotr['nɑːstɪ]1 (unpleasant) desagradable, repugnante, horrible■ what a nasty smell! ¡qué olor más desagradable!2 (malicious) malintencionado,-a; (unkind) antipático,-a3 (dangerous) peligroso,-a4 (tricky) peliagudo,-a5 (serious) grave\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have a nasty mind ser mal pensado,-ato turn nasty ponerse feo,-a1) filthy: sucio, mugriento2) obscene: obsceno3) mean, spiteful: malo, malicioso4) unpleasant: desagradable, feo5) repugnant: asqueroso, repugnantea nasty smell: un olor asquerosoadj.• asqueroso, -a adj.• feo, -a adj.• indecente adj.• malévolo, -a adj.• repugnante adj.• sucio, -a adj.'næsti, 'nɑːstiadjective -tier, -tiest1)a) <taste/smell/medicine> asqueroso, repugnante; < habit> feo, desagradableb) <film/book> asqueroso, inmundothey are really nasty to him — son realmente malos or crueles con él
to have a nasty temper — tener* muy mal carácter
what a nasty trick! — qué canallada!; piece 2)
3)b) (difficult, dangerous) <question/exam> peliagudo, muy difícil; <corner/intersection> muy peligrosoc) ( unpleasant) <situation/experience> desagradable['nɑːstɪ]1. ADJ(compar nastier) (superl nastiest)1) (=unpleasant) [situation, experience, surprise] desagradable; [taste, smell] desagradable, repugnante; [habit, weather] desagradable, feo, malo•
I've got a nasty feeling that... — tengo la horrible sensación de que...•
history has a nasty habit of repeating itself — la historia tiene la mala costumbre de repetirsetaste 1., 2)•
the situation turned nasty — la situación se puso fea2) (=serious) [accident] serio, grave; [cut, wound] feo; [infection] fuerte; [disease] peligroso•
a nasty case of — un caso grave de3) (=difficult) [question] difícil; [bend, junction] peligroso; [problem] complicado•
there was one nasty moment when... — se produjo un momento de tensión cuando...4) (=spiteful) [person, remark] cruel, desagradable; [joke] de mal gusto, grosero•
a nasty-looking individual — un individuo mal encarado•
to be nasty to sb — ser cruel con algn•
he turned nasty and started to shout — se puso agresivo y empezó a gritar2.N*video 3.there were a few hidden nasties in my bill — había unas cuantas sorpresas desagradables en mi cuenta
* * *['næsti, 'nɑːsti]adjective -tier, -tiest1)a) <taste/smell/medicine> asqueroso, repugnante; < habit> feo, desagradableb) <film/book> asqueroso, inmundothey are really nasty to him — son realmente malos or crueles con él
to have a nasty temper — tener* muy mal carácter
what a nasty trick! — qué canallada!; piece 2)
3)b) (difficult, dangerous) <question/exam> peliagudo, muy difícil; <corner/intersection> muy peligrosoc) ( unpleasant) <situation/experience> desagradable -
32 ghastly
adjective1) grauenvoll; grässlich; entsetzlich [Verletzungen]; schrecklich [Geschichte, Fehler, Irrtum]I feel ghastly — ich fühle mich scheußlich
* * *1) (very bad, ugly etc: a ghastly mistake.) haarsträubend2) (horrible; terrible: a ghastly murder; a ghastly experience.) gräßlich3) (ill; upset: I felt ghastly when I had flu.) entsetzlich•- academic.ru/31061/ghastliness">ghastliness* * *ghast·ly[ˈgɑ:stli, AM ˈgæst-]a \ghastly experience eine fürchterliche Erfahrungto feel \ghastly sich akk grässlich [o scheußlich] fühlen\ghastly white/pale totenbleich* * *['gAːstlɪ]adj (+er)1) (inf: dreadful) person grässlich (inf); object scheußlich (inf); situation, experience, mistake schrecklich, furchtbar; pain entsetzlichI feel ghastly — mir gehts scheußlich (inf)
2) (= frightening, spectral) pallor gespenstisch; (= grim, gruesome) accident, injuries, war, battle, news schrecklich, entsetzlich; crime, murder grausig* * *A adj1. grässlich, greulich, entsetzlich, schrecklich (alle auch fig umg)2. gespenstisch3. totenbleich4. verzerrt (Lächeln)5. umg schauderhaft, haarsträubendB adv1. obs grässlich etc ( → A)2. ghastly pale totenblass* * *adjective1) grauenvoll; grässlich; entsetzlich [Verletzungen]; schrecklich [Geschichte, Fehler, Irrtum]2) (coll.): (objectionable, unpleasant) scheußlich (ugs.); grässlich (ugs.)* * *adj.grausam adj.grässlich adj. -
33 nasty
['nɑːstɪ] 1.aggettivo colloq.1) (unpleasant) [ crime] orribile, terribile; [suspicion, surprise, habit, experience, stain, weather] brutto; [sight, feeling, task, rumour] sgradevole; [ expression] cattivo; [ taste] disgustoso, nauseante; [affair, business] brutto, sporcoto taste nasty — essere disgustoso, avere un gusto schifoso
to turn nasty — [ dog] diventare cattivo; [ person] incattivirsi; [ weather] guastarsi
3) (serious) [cut, cold, accident, crack] brutto4) (ugly) [colour, shape] bruttissimo, orrendo2.* * *1) (unpleasant to the senses: a nasty smell.) sgradevole2) (unfriendly or unpleasant in manner: The man was very nasty to me.) scortese3) (wicked; evil: He has a nasty temper.) cattivo, brutto4) ((of weather) very poor, cold, rainy etc.) brutto5) ((of a wound, cut etc) serious: That dog gave her a nasty bite.) brutto6) (awkward or very difficult: a nasty situation.) brutto•- nastily- nastiness* * *['nɑːstɪ] 1.aggettivo colloq.1) (unpleasant) [ crime] orribile, terribile; [suspicion, surprise, habit, experience, stain, weather] brutto; [sight, feeling, task, rumour] sgradevole; [ expression] cattivo; [ taste] disgustoso, nauseante; [affair, business] brutto, sporcoto taste nasty — essere disgustoso, avere un gusto schifoso
to turn nasty — [ dog] diventare cattivo; [ person] incattivirsi; [ weather] guastarsi
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34 frightful
1) (terrible or frightening: I had a frightful experience.) horroroso2) (very bad: He is a frightful liar.)tr['fraɪtfʊl]1 espantoso,-a, horroroso,-afrightful ['fraɪtfəl] adj1) frightening2) tremendous: espantoso, tremendoadj.• aterrador adj.• despeluznante adj.• espantable adj.• espantoso, -a adj.• horrible adj.• horroroso, -a adj.• pavoroso, -a adj.• temeroso, -a adj.• temible adj.• terrífico, -a adj.• tremebundo, -a adj.'fraɪtfəl1) ( horrific) aterrador2) (BrE colloq)a) ( very unpleasant) horroroso, horrendob) (as intensifier) <thirst/mess> espantoso['fraɪtfʊl]ADJ (=terrible) [tragedy, experience, shame] horroroso; (=awful) [noise, weather] espantoso* * *['fraɪtfəl]1) ( horrific) aterrador2) (BrE colloq)a) ( very unpleasant) horroroso, horrendob) (as intensifier) <thirst/mess> espantoso -
35 bitter
['bitə]1) (having a sharp, acid taste like lemons etc, and sometimes unpleasant: a bitter orange.) bitter2) (full of pain or sorrow: She learned from bitter experience; bitter disappointment.) bitter3) (hostile: full of hatred or opposition: bitter enemies.) bitter4) (very cold: a bitter wind.) bidende•- bitterly
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- bituminous* * *['bitə]1) (having a sharp, acid taste like lemons etc, and sometimes unpleasant: a bitter orange.) bitter2) (full of pain or sorrow: She learned from bitter experience; bitter disappointment.) bitter3) (hostile: full of hatred or opposition: bitter enemies.) bitter4) (very cold: a bitter wind.) bidende•- bitterly
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36 mellow
['meləu] 1. adjective1) ((of character) made softer and more mature, relaxed etc by age and/or experience: Her personality became more mellow as middle age approached.) mild2) ((of sound, colour, light etc) soft, not strong or unpleasant: The lamplight was soft and mellow.) dæmpet3) ((of wine, cheese etc) kept until the flavour has developed fully: a mellow burgundy.) fyldig; moden2. verb(to make or become softer or more mature: Old age has mellowed him.) gøre mild; blive mild* * *['meləu] 1. adjective1) ((of character) made softer and more mature, relaxed etc by age and/or experience: Her personality became more mellow as middle age approached.) mild2) ((of sound, colour, light etc) soft, not strong or unpleasant: The lamplight was soft and mellow.) dæmpet3) ((of wine, cheese etc) kept until the flavour has developed fully: a mellow burgundy.) fyldig; moden2. verb(to make or become softer or more mature: Old age has mellowed him.) gøre mild; blive mild -
37 vile
[vaɪl]1) (wicked) [crime, traitor] vile, ignobile2) (unpleasant) [smell, taste, weather] schifoso; [place, experience, colour] orribile, orrendo; [ mood] pessimo; [ behaviour] pessimo, vile* * *(horrible; wicked; disgusting: That was a vile thing to say!; The food tasted vile.) ignobile, volgare; orribile- vilely- vileness* * *vile /vaɪl/a.1 abietto; ignobile: He's a vile man!, è un uomo ignobile!2 orribile; disgustoso: vile weather, tempo orribile; a vile smell, un puzzo orribile; a vile temper, un caratteraccio; The food tasted absolutely vile, il cibo era veramente disgustoso3 (arc., lett.) vile; di scarso valoreFALSI AMICI: vile non significa vile nel senso di codardo vilely avv. vileness n. [u].* * *[vaɪl]1) (wicked) [crime, traitor] vile, ignobile2) (unpleasant) [smell, taste, weather] schifoso; [place, experience, colour] orribile, orrendo; [ mood] pessimo; [ behaviour] pessimo, vile -
38 worse
I 1. [wɜːs]1) (more unsatisfactory, unpleasant, serious etc.) peggiore ( than di, che)to get worse — [pressure, noise] aumentare; [conditions, weather] peggiorare
and what is worse,... — e il peggio è che...
to get worse (and worse) — peggiorare (sempre di più), aggravarsi
you'll only make things o it worse! non farai che peggiorare le cose! and to make matters worse,... e per peggiorare le cose,...; to be even worse at languages — andare ancora peggio con le lingue
2) (more unwell, unhappy)2. II [wɜːs]the decision couldn't have come at a worse time — la decisione non sarebbe potuta arrivare in un momento peggiore
1) (more unsatisfactorily, incompetently) peggio ( than di, che)2) (more seriously, severely) [cough, bleed, vomit] di più* * *((of things or people) to become better or worse: His fortunes have taken a turn for the better; Her health has taken a turn for the worse.) migliorare; peggiorare* * *I 1. [wɜːs]1) (more unsatisfactory, unpleasant, serious etc.) peggiore ( than di, che)to get worse — [pressure, noise] aumentare; [conditions, weather] peggiorare
and what is worse,... — e il peggio è che...
to get worse (and worse) — peggiorare (sempre di più), aggravarsi
you'll only make things o it worse! non farai che peggiorare le cose! and to make matters worse,... e per peggiorare le cose,...; to be even worse at languages — andare ancora peggio con le lingue
2) (more unwell, unhappy)2. II [wɜːs]the decision couldn't have come at a worse time — la decisione non sarebbe potuta arrivare in un momento peggiore
1) (more unsatisfactorily, incompetently) peggio ( than di, che)2) (more seriously, severely) [cough, bleed, vomit] di più -
39 bitter
1. adjective1) bitter2) (fig.) scharf, heftig [Antwort, Bemerkung, Angriff]; bitter [Kampf, Kälte, Enttäuschung, Tränen]; verbittert [Person]; erbittert [Feind]; scharf, bitterkalt [Wind, Wetter]; streng [Winter]to the bitter end — bis zum bitteren Ende
2. nounbe/feel bitter [about something] — [über etwas (Akk.)] bitter od. verbittert sein
(Brit.) bitteres Bier (halbdunkles, obergäriges Bier)* * *['bitə]1) (having a sharp, acid taste like lemons etc, and sometimes unpleasant: a bitter orange.) bitter2) (full of pain or sorrow: She learned from bitter experience; bitter disappointment.) bitter4) (very cold: a bitter wind.) bitterkalt•- academic.ru/7209/bitterness">bitterness- bitterly
- bitumen
- bituminous* * *bit·ter[ˈbɪtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]I. adj<-er, -est or most \bitter>\bitter almonds Bittermandeln pl\bitter lemon Bitter Lemon nt\bitter disappointment bittere [o herbe] EnttäuschungI pursued my claims to the \bitter end ich kämpfte bis zum bitteren Ende um mein Geld\bitter experience/truth bittere [o schmerzliche] Erfahrung/Wahrheit\bitter fruits bittere Früchteto taste the \bitter fruits of sth die negativen Auswirkungen einer S. gen zu spüren bekommen\bitter irony bittere [o grausame] Ironieto sweeten the \bitter medicine [or pill] die bittere Pille versüßento be a \bitter pill to swallow ein harter Schlag [o Wermutstropfen] seina \bitter memory eine quälende Erinnerunga \bitter reminder ein trauriges Andenken\bitter remorse bittere [o tiefe] Reue3. (resentful)\bitter expression verbitterter Gesichtsausdruck\bitter glance [or look] beleidigter [o gekränkter] Blick\bitter and twisted kauzig und verbittert4. (harsh) erbittert\bitter dispute heftiger Streit\bitter grudge tiefer Groll5. (stinging) bitterkalt\bitter cold bittere Kälte\bitter wind schneidender [o eisiger] Wind\bitter winter strenger WinterII. n BRIT, AUSa glass of \bitter ein Glas nt Bitterhalf a \bitter ein kleines Bitter* * *['bɪtə(r)]1. adj (+er)1) taste bitterit was a bitter pill to swallow (fig) — es war eine bittere Pille
2) cold, winter bitter; weather, wind bitterkalt, eisig3) enemy, struggle, opposition erbittert4) disappointment, hatred, reproach, remorse, tears bitter; criticism scharf, heftig5) (= embittered) bitter; person also verbittertto be or feel bitter at sth — über etw (acc) bitter or verbittert sein
2. adv3. n1) (Brit: beer) halbdunkles obergäriges Bier2) pl Magenbitter mgin and bitters — Gin m mit Bitterlikör
* * *bitter [ˈbıtə(r)]A adj (adv bitterly)3. fig bitter (Schicksal, Wahrheit, Tränen, Worte etc), (Enttäuschung auch) herb, (Verlust etc) schmerzlich, hart:weep bitterly bitterlich weinen;4. fig scharf, heftig (Kritik etc)5. figa) erbittert (Feinde etc)b) verbittert (about, at wegen)bitter cold bitterkaltC s1. Bitterkeit f2. fig (das) Bittere:take the bitter with the sweet das Leben so nehmen, wie es ist3. a) Bittere(r) mb) Magenbitter m4. Br stark gehopftes (Fass)BierD v/t & v/i bitter machen (werden)* * *1. adjective1) bitterbitter lemon — (drink) Bitter lemon, das
2) (fig.) scharf, heftig [Antwort, Bemerkung, Angriff]; bitter [Kampf, Kälte, Enttäuschung, Tränen]; verbittert [Person]; erbittert [Feind]; scharf, bitterkalt [Wind, Wetter]; streng [Winter]2. nounbe/feel bitter [about something] — [über etwas (Akk.)] bitter od. verbittert sein
(Brit.) bitteres Bier (halbdunkles, obergäriges Bier)* * *adj.bitter adj.herb adj. -
40 mellow
I ['meləʊ]1) (smooth) [ wine] pastoso, maturo, generoso; [ flavour] delicato, pastoso; [ tone] suadente, melodioso4) (weathered) [ stone] levigato, eroso5) (calm) [ atmosphere] pacato, tranquillo; (relaxed) [ person] disteso, calmoII 1. ['meləʊ]to get o grow mellow with age — ammorbidirsi o addolcirsi con l'età
1) (calm) [ experience] ammorbidire, addolcire [ person]; (relax) [music, wine] rilassare, distendere [ person]2.1) (calm down) [ person] calmarsi, tranquillizzarsi; [ behaviour] moderarsi, calmarsi2) (tone down) [ attitude] ammorbidirsi, raddolcirsi* * *['meləu] 1. adjective1) ((of character) made softer and more mature, relaxed etc by age and/or experience: Her personality became more mellow as middle age approached.) posato, giudizioso2) ((of sound, colour, light etc) soft, not strong or unpleasant: The lamplight was soft and mellow.) caldo, pieno3) ((of wine, cheese etc) kept until the flavour has developed fully: a mellow burgundy.) generoso, maturo2. verb(to make or become softer or more mature: Old age has mellowed him.) addolcire, ingentilire* * *mellow /ˈmɛləʊ/a.5 ( di persona, del carattere) maturato dall'esperienza; comprensivo; dolce; mite; giudizioso; posato6 (fam.) tranquillo; rilassato; di buon umoremellowness n. [u]. (to) mellow /ˈmɛləʊ/A v. t.1 addolcire; ammorbidire; maturare; ingentilire; rendere teneroB v. i.1 addolcirsi; ammorbidirsi; maturarsi; ingentilirsi: to mellow with age, addolcirsi (o ingentilirsi) con l'età● (fam.) to mellow out, rilassarsi; calmarsi; distendersi; lasciarsi andare.* * *I ['meləʊ]1) (smooth) [ wine] pastoso, maturo, generoso; [ flavour] delicato, pastoso; [ tone] suadente, melodioso4) (weathered) [ stone] levigato, eroso5) (calm) [ atmosphere] pacato, tranquillo; (relaxed) [ person] disteso, calmoII 1. ['meləʊ]to get o grow mellow with age — ammorbidirsi o addolcirsi con l'età
1) (calm) [ experience] ammorbidire, addolcire [ person]; (relax) [music, wine] rilassare, distendere [ person]2.1) (calm down) [ person] calmarsi, tranquillizzarsi; [ behaviour] moderarsi, calmarsi2) (tone down) [ attitude] ammorbidirsi, raddolcirsi
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