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81 insisting on unrealistic demands
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82 insisting pursue unrealistic demands
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83 aperiod when unrealistic things happen
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84 unreal
(unrealistic)غير واقعي ، خيالي ، تصوري ، واهي ، وهمي -
85 visionary
tr['vɪʒənərɪ]1 (showing vision) con visión de futuro2 (unrealistic) visionario,-anoun (pl visionaries)1 visionario,-avisionary ['vɪʒə.nri] adj1) farsighted: visionario, con visión de futuro2) utopian: utópico, poco realistaadj.• quimerista adj.• visionario, -a adj.n.• iluminado s.m.• quimerista s.m.,f.• visionario s.m.
I 'vɪʒəneri, 'vɪʒənria) ( farsighted) <leader/plan> con visión de futurob) ( unrealistic) utópico
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a) ( dreamer) visionario, -ria m,fb) ( seer) iluminado, -da m,f, visionario, -ria m,f['vɪʒǝnǝrɪ]1. N1) (=original thinker) visionario(-a) m / f2) (=dreamer) soñador(a) m / f2. ADJ1) (=farsighted) [person, plan] con visión de futuro, visionario2) (=impractical) [idea, plan] utópico, quimérico3) (=idealistic) [person] idealista4) (=religious, supernatural) [experience] sobrenatural* * *
I ['vɪʒəneri, 'vɪʒənri]a) ( farsighted) <leader/plan> con visión de futurob) ( unrealistic) utópico
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86 fantastic
1) (unbelievable and like a fantasy: She told me some fantastic story about her father being a Grand Duke!) fantástico2) (wonderful; very good: You look fantastic!) fantásticofantastic adj fantástico / maravillosotr[fæn'tæstɪk]1 fantástico,-afantastic [fæn'tæstɪk] adj1) unbelievable: fantástico, increíble, extraño2) enormous: fabuloso, inmensofantastic sums: sumas fabulosas3) wonderful: estupendo, fantástico, bárbaro fam, macanudo fam♦ fantastically [-tɪkli] advadj.• fantástico, -a adj.• quimérico, -a adj.fæn'tæstɪk1)a) ( wonderful) (colloq) fantástico, estupendob) ( enormous) fabuloso, fantástico2)a) ( incredible) < story> absurdo, increíbleb) ( unrealistic) < plan> descabellado3) ( based on fantasy) < literature> fantástico[fæn'tæstɪk]ADJ1) * (=fabulous, terrific) [person, achievement, opportunity, news] fantástico, estupendo, regio (LAm) *, macanudo (S. Cone) *, chévere (Col, Ven) *it's fantastic to see you again! — ¡qué alegría verte de nuevo!
you look fantastic! — (=healthy) ¡qué buen aspecto tienes!; (=attractive) ¡qué guapo estás!
2) * (=huge) [amount, profit, speed] increíble3) (=exotic) [creature, world] fantástico; [shapes, images] extraño4) (=improbable) [story, idea] fantástico* * *[fæn'tæstɪk]1)a) ( wonderful) (colloq) fantástico, estupendob) ( enormous) fabuloso, fantástico2)a) ( incredible) < story> absurdo, increíbleb) ( unrealistic) < plan> descabellado3) ( based on fantasy) < literature> fantástico -
87 cloud
1. noun1) Wolke, die; (collective) Bewölkung, diego round with or have one's head in the clouds — (fig.) (be unrealistic) in den Wolken schweben; (be absent-minded) mit seinen Gedanken ganz woanders sein
every cloud has a silver lining — (prov.) es hat alles sein Gutes
2)cloud of dust/smoke — Staub-/Rauchwolke, die
3) (fig.): (cause of gloom or suspicion) dunkle Wolke2. transitive verbhe left under a cloud — unter zweifelhaften Umständen schied er aus dem Dienst
1) verdunkeln [Himmel]; blind machen [Fenster[scheibe], Spiegel]2) (fig.): (cast gloom or trouble on) trüben [Glück, Freude, Aussicht]; überschatten [Zukunft]; (make unclear) trüben [Urteilsvermögen, Verstand, Bewusstsein]Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/85435/cloud_over">cloud over* * *1.1) (a mass of tiny drops of water floating in the sky: white clouds in a blue sky; The hills were hidden in cloud.) die Wolke2) (a great number or quantity of anything small moving together: a cloud of flies.) der Schwarm3) (something causing fear, depression etc: a cloud of sadness.) der Schatten2. verb2) (to (cause to) become blurred or not clear: Her eyes were clouded with tears.) trüben•- cloudless- cloudy
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- under a cloud* * *[klaʊd]I. ncirrus \cloud Federwolke f, Zirruswolke fcumulus \cloud Kumuluswolke frain \cloud Regenwolke fstratus \cloud Schichtwolke f, Stratuswolke f2. (mass)the \cloud of suspicion hanging over his head der auf ihm lastende Verdacht3.▶ to have one's head in the \clouds mit seinen Gedanken ganz woanders sein▶ a \cloud on the horizon ein Wölkchen am Horizontthe only \cloud on the horizon is my in-laws coming to stay in December nur der Besuch meiner Schwiegereltern im Dezember liegt mir auf der Seele▶ to be under a \cloud keinen guten Ruf habenII. vt▪ to \cloud sth etw vernebelnto \cloud an issue eine Angelegenheit verschleiernto \cloud sb's memory jds Erinnerungsvermögen trübento \cloud sb's spirit jdn betrüben* * *[klaʊd]1. n1) Wolke flow cloud(s) delayed takeoff — tief hängende Wolken verzögerten den Start
to have one's head in the clouds — in höheren Regionen schweben; (momentarily) geistesabwesend sein
every cloud has a silver lining (Prov) — kein Unglück ist so groß, es hat sein Glück im Schoß (Prov)
2) (of smoke, dust etc) Wolke f; (of insects) Schwarm m, Haufen m; (of gas, smoke from fire) Schwaden mcloud of dust/smoke — Staub-/Rauchwolke
a cloud of controversy/confusion surrounded the whole matter — die ganze Angelegenheit wurde von Kontroversen überschattet/nebulöses Durcheinander herrschte in der ganzen Angelegenheit
the cloud of suspicion hanging over him suddenly dispersed — der Verdacht, der über ihm schwebte, verflog plötzlich
2. vt2) (fig: cast gloom on) prospect, sb's enjoyment trüben; face, expression umwölken (geh); (= mar, spoil) friendship, sb's future überschatten; (= make less clear) mind, judgement, awareness trüben; nature of problem verschleiern;3. viSee:= cloud over* * *cloud [klaʊd]A s1. Wolke(n) f(pl):yesterday there was a lot of cloud gestern war es stark bewölkt;cloud of dust Staubwolke;cloud of smoke Rauchwolke;cloud of steam Dampfwolke;there’s a cloud on the horizon fig ihr etc Glück ist nicht ganz ungetrübt;have one’s head in the clouds figa) in höheren Regionen oder Sphären schweben,be on cloud nine umg im siebten Himmel schweben, sich (wie) im siebten Himmel fühlen; → silver lining2. Wolke f, Schwarm m, Haufe(n) m:cloud of insects Insektenschwarm;cloud of electrons PHYS Elektronenwolke, -schwarm;3. Wolke f (auch in Flüssigkeiten), dunkler Fleck, Fehler m (in Edelsteinen, Holz etc)4. (dunkler) Fleck (z. B. auf der Stirn eines Pferdes)cast a cloud on einen Schatten werfen auf (akk), etwas trüben;under a cloud (of suspicion) unter merkwürdigen oder ungeklärten Umständen;a) deprimiert sein,b) einen schlechten Ruf habenB v/t1. be-, umwölken2. Glas etc, auch jemandes Verstand, Urteil etc trüben:cloud the issue die Sache vernebeln oder unklar machen3. fig trüben, einen Schatten werfen auf (akk):a clouded future eine trübe Zukunft4. jemandes Ruf etc beflecken5. ädern, flecken6. TECHa) Seide moirierenb) Stoff, auch Stahl flammen1. sich bewölken2. sich trüben, sich umwölken (beide auch fig)3. (sich) beschlagen (Glas)* * *1. noun1) Wolke, die; (collective) Bewölkung, diego round with or have one's head in the clouds — (fig.) (be unrealistic) in den Wolken schweben; (be absent-minded) mit seinen Gedanken ganz woanders sein
every cloud has a silver lining — (prov.) es hat alles sein Gutes
2)cloud of dust/smoke — Staub-/Rauchwolke, die
3) (fig.): (cause of gloom or suspicion) dunkle Wolke2. transitive verb1) verdunkeln [Himmel]; blind machen [Fenster[scheibe], Spiegel]2) (fig.): (cast gloom or trouble on) trüben [Glück, Freude, Aussicht]; überschatten [Zukunft]; (make unclear) trüben [Urteilsvermögen, Verstand, Bewusstsein]Phrasal Verbs:* * *n.Schatten - m.Wolke -n f. -
88 fanciful
adjectiveversponnen [Person]; abstrus, überspannt [Vorstellung, Gedanke]; fantastisch [Gemälde, Design]* * *1) (inclined to have fancies, especially strange, unreal ideas: She's a very fanciful girl.) phantasiereich2) (imaginary or unreal: That idea is rather fanciful.) wirklichkeitsfremd* * *fan·ci·ful[ˈfæn(t)sifəl]1. (unrealistic) unrealistisch, aus der Luft gegriffen\fanciful notion[s] Fantasterei[en] f[pl] pejsomeone's been filling his head with \fanciful notions jemand hat ihm einen Floh ins Ohr gesetzt famam I just being \fanciful? bilde ich mir das nur ein?* * *['fnsIfUl]adjstory, idea fantastisch, phantastisch, abstrus; (= fancy) costume reich verziert; pattern, animal etc fantasievoll, phantasievoll; (= unrealistic) plan etc unrealistisch; visions überspanntI think you're being somewhat fanciful — ich glaube, das ist etwas weit hergeholt
and I don't think it's fanciful to claim that... — und ich glaube nicht, dass es verstiegen ist zu behaupten, dass...
* * *fanciful adj (adv fancifully)1. (allzu) fantasiereich, voller Fantasien, schrullig, wunderlich (Person)2. bizarr, kurios, ausgefallen (Sache)3. eingebildet, unwirklich4. fantastisch, wirklichkeitsfremd* * *adjectiveversponnen [Person]; abstrus, überspannt [Vorstellung, Gedanke]; fantastisch [Gemälde, Design]* * *adj.phantasiereich adj.phantastisch adj. -
89 realistic
1) (showing things as they really are: a realistic painting.) realistisk2) (taking a sensible, practical view of life: I'd like to think we'd sell five of these a day, but it would be more realistic to say two.) realistisk* * *1) (showing things as they really are: a realistic painting.) realistisk2) (taking a sensible, practical view of life: I'd like to think we'd sell five of these a day, but it would be more realistic to say two.) realistisk -
90 impractical
[ɪm'præktɪkl]1) (unworkable) [ solution] impraticabile, inattuabile2) (unrealistic) [ idea] non realistico; [ person] privo di senso pratico* * *[im'præktikəl](lacking common sense: an impractical person/suggestion.) non pratico* * *impractical /ɪmˈpræktɪkl/a.impracticalityn.1 [u] scarsa praticità; scarsa funzionalità; scomodità2 [u] l'essere irrealistico3 aspetto poco pratico; scomodità; difficoltà4 [u] mancanza di capacità manuali; l'essere incapace* * *[ɪm'præktɪkl]1) (unworkable) [ solution] impraticabile, inattuabile2) (unrealistic) [ idea] non realistico; [ person] privo di senso pratico -
91 fantastic
[fæn'tæstɪk]1) colloq. (wonderful) [news, weather] fantastico, magnifico2) (unrealistic) irreale, fantastico4) (magical) fantastico, immaginario* * *[fæn'tæstik]1) (unbelievable and like a fantasy: She told me some fantastic story about her father being a Grand Duke!) fantastico2) (wonderful; very good: You look fantastic!) fantastico* * *[fæn'tæstɪk]1) colloq. (wonderful) [news, weather] fantastico, magnifico2) (unrealistic) irreale, fantastico4) (magical) fantastico, immaginario -
92 impractical
1. a непрактичный2. a практически нецелесообразный3. a идеалистическийСинонимический ряд:1. impossible (adj.) impossible; impracticable; infeasible; irrealizable; nonfunctional; unattainable; unfeasible; unfunctional; unrealisable; unrealizable; unserviceable; unthinkable; unusable; unworkable2. ineffective (adj.) ineffective; useless; worthless3. quixotic (adj.) quixotic; romantic; visionary4. unreal (adj.) dreamy; intangible; mythical; unreal5. unrealistic (adj.) abstract; hypothetical; ivory-tower; ivory-towered; ivory-towerish; nonrealistic; theoretical; unpractical; unrealistic; viewyАнтонимический ряд:applied; realistic; useful -
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94 нереалистичный
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > нереалистичный
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95 нереальность
жен. unrealityнереальн|ость - ж.
1. unreality;
2. (невыполнимость) impracticability;
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3. (фантастический) unreal;
4. (невыполнимый) impractical, unrealistic.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > нереальность
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96 нереальный
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97 romantic
reuˈmæntɪk
1. прил.
1) романтичный;
романтический а) проникнутый романтикой When we are together, all he talks about is business. I wish he were more romantic. ≈ Когда мы вместе, он говорит только о делах. Хотелось бы, чтобы он был немного более романтичен. Syn: sentimental б) относящийся к роману между мужчиной и женщиной He was not interested in a romantic relationship with her. ≈ Он не собирался заводить с ней роман. romantic comedy ≈ романтическая комедия в) имеющий отношение к романтизму - направлению в искусстве, характеризующемуся стремлением к индивидуальному своеобразию, изображению идеальных героев и чувств romantic poet ≈ поэт-романтик
2) нереальный, фантастический, утопический( о проекте и т. п.) Syn: unrealistic, visionary
1., fantastic, extravagant, quixotic
3) воображаемый, выдуманный, вымышленный, придуманный Syn: imaginary
4) романный (имеющий отношение к роману как форме эпической прозы) It was a step in my advance towards romantic composition. ≈ В моем творчестве это был шаг, приближающий мои произведения к форме романа.
2. сущ.
1) романтик а) последователь романтизма Syn: romanticist б) человек, проникнутый романтикой или склонный к идеализации действительности He is a hopeless romantic. ≈ Он безнадежный романтик. Syn: visionary
2. Ant: realist
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2) мн. а) характерные черты романа как литературного жанра б) что-л., проникнутое романтикой, возвышенными чувствами романтик выспренние чувства;
пышные, высокопарные речи черты, особенности и т. п. рыцарского романа черты, свойственные романтизму романтический, романтичный - * youth романтичный юноша - * adventure романтическое приключение романтический, относящийся к романтизму - * poetry романтическая поэзия - R. movement (литературоведение) романтизм фантастический, нереальный (о проекте и т. п.) вымышленный, воображаемый romantic вымышленный, воображаемый ~ pl высокопарные речи;
выспренние чувства ~ романтик ~ романтичный;
романтический ~ фантастический (о проекте и т. п.)Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > romantic
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98 low achiever
упр., псих. неуспешный человек* (человек, достижения которого ниже его ожиданий, претензий, запросов)I would classify him as a low achiever because he consistently set goals that are too difficult and unrealistic for his capabilities. — Я бы назвала его неуспешным, потому что он постоянно ставит недостижимые для себя цели.
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99 realistic
1) (showing things as they really are: a realistic painting.) realista2) (taking a sensible, practical view of life: I'd like to think we'd sell five of these a day, but it would be more realistic to say two.) realistarealistic adj realistatr[rɪə'lɪstɪk]1 realistarealistic [.ri:ə'lɪstɪk] adj: realistaadj.• realista adj.'riːə'lɪstɪk, ˌriə'lɪstɪkb) (Art, Lit) realista[rɪǝ'lɪstɪk]ADJ [person, approach, painting] realista; [price] razonable* * *['riːə'lɪstɪk, ˌriə'lɪstɪk]b) (Art, Lit) realista -
100 approach
1. n1) подход, метод2) pl подступы•to champion an approach — выступать за какой-л. подход
to make an approach — вступать в контакт, завязывать отношения
to soften one's approach to smth — смягчать свой подход к чему-л.
- all-inclusive approachto take an approach — придерживаться какого-л. подхода, применять какой-л. метод
- alternative approach
- approach to a problem
- approach to policy making
- balanced approach
- biased approach
- blanket approach
- bureaucratic approach
- businesslike approach
- carrot-and-stick approach
- case-by-case approach
- cautious approach
- class approach
- coherent approach
- combined approach
- common approach
- comprehensive approach
- concerted approach
- conciliatory approach
- concrete approach
- conscious approach
- consensual approach
- constructive approach
- coordinated approach
- creative approach
- critical approach
- democratic approach
- departmental approach
- dialectical approach
- diplomatic approach
- divide-and-rule approach
- dynamic approach
- economic approach
- effective approach
- environmentally sound approach
- equitable approach
- even-handed approach
- flexible approach
- forecasting approach
- formalist approach
- forthright approach
- fresh approach
- fuzzy approach
- general approach
- global approach
- gradualist approach
- hard-line approach
- heavy-handed approach
- historical approach
- holistic approach
- impartial approach
- incremental approach
- individual approach
- informal approach
- integrated approach
- interdisciplinary approach
- kid-glove approach
- liberalized approach
- lop-sided approach
- low-keyed approach
- metaphysical approach
- multilateral approach
- multipronged approach
- new approach
- nonrealistic approach
- nonviolent approach
- on the approaches to a city
- one-sided approach
- open approach
- overall approach
- package approach
- partial approach
- personal approach
- petty-minded approach
- phased approach
- piecemeal approach
- pluralistic approach
- politically effective approach
- positive approach
- practical approach
- pragmatic approach
- principled approach
- priority approach
- proper approach
- rational approach
- realistic approach
- rethink of smb's approach to smth
- revolutionary approach
- rigid approach
- scholarly approach
- scholastic approach
- scientific approach
- sectorial approach
- separate approach
- simplified approach
- soft approach
- softly-softly approach
- stage-by-stage approach
- statistical approach
- step-by-step approach
- theoretical approach
- tolerant approach
- tough approach
- traditional approach
- umbrella approach
- unbiased approach
- unified approach
- uniform approach
- unofficial approach
- unrealistic approach
- unscientific approach
- utilitarian approach
- wait-and-see approach 2. vобращаться (к кому-л. с просьбой, предложением); вступать в контакт; вступать в переговоры
См. также в других словарях:
unrealistic — index infeasible, quixotic, subjective Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
unrealistic — (adj.) 1865, from UN (Cf. un ) (1) not + REALISTIC (Cf. realistic). Related: Unrealistically … Etymology dictionary
unrealistic — [adj] not believable or practical blue sky*, floating, gone*, half baked*, impossible, impracticable, impractical, improbable, ivory tower*, nonrealistic, nonsensical, not applicable, not sensible, on cloud nine*, quixotic, reachy, romantic,… … New thesaurus
unrealistic — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not realistic. DERIVATIVES unrealistically adverb … English terms dictionary
unrealistic — [un΄rē əl is′tik] adj. dealing with ideas or matters in a way that is not realistic; impractical or visionary unrealistically adv … English World dictionary
unrealistic — adjective unrealistic ideas, hopes are not based on facts: Predictions that Labour would win the election began to look unrealistic. | it is unrealistic to do sth: It is unrealistic to expect children to sit still for hours. | be being… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
unrealistic — adj. unrealistic to + inf. (it is unrealistic to hope for an improvement so soon) * * * [ˌʌnrɪə lɪstɪk] unrealistic to + inf. (it is unrealistic to hope for an improvement so soon) … Combinatory dictionary
unrealistic — un|rea|lis|tic [ˌʌnrıəˈlıstık] adj unrealistic ideas or hopes are not reasonable or sensible it is unrealistic to do sth ▪ It is unrealistic to expect these changes to happen overnight. ▪ Some parents have totally unrealistic expectations of… … Dictionary of contemporary English
unrealistic — [[t]ʌ̱nriəlɪ̱stɪk[/t]] ADJ GRADED: oft it v link ADJ to inf If you say that someone is being unrealistic, you mean that they do not recognize the truth about a situation, especially about the difficulties involved in something they want to… … English dictionary
unrealistic — un|re|al|is|tic [ ,ʌnriə lıstık ] adjective based on hopes or wishes, and not on what is likely or possible: Many people in the workplace are set completely unrealistic targets. it is unrealistic to do something: It is unrealistic to expect… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
unrealistic — UK [ˌʌnrɪəˈlɪstɪk] / US [ˌʌnrɪəˈlɪstɪk] adjective based on hopes or wishes, and not on what is likely or possible Many people in the workplace are set completely unrealistic targets. it is unrealistic to do something: It is unrealistic to expect… … English dictionary