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101 unsavory
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102 unappetising
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103 knock about with
phrvi infmlYou ought to be more careful who you're seen knocking about with — Ты должна быть более осторожной в выборе людей, с которыми тебя видят на улице
I think I should tell you that your daughter's knocking about with some pretty unsavoury people — Я должен вам сказать, что ваша дочь связалась с довольно сомнительными личностями
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > knock about with
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104 a Sunday saint
"святой по воскресеньям", грешник, выдающий себя за праведника; ханжаI believe the rumours concerning his unsavoury reputation. He is only a Sunday saint. — Я верю слухам: он человек сомнительной репутации. Грешник под личиной святоши.
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105 distasteful
1. a неприятный; тошнотворный, противный2. a неприятный; обидныйСинонимический ряд:1. bitter (adj.) afflictive; bitter; galling; grievous; indigestible; painful2. displeasing (adj.) disagreeable; dislikable; displeasing; offensive; repugnant; repulsive; unpleasant3. loathsome (adj.) disgusting; loathsome; nauseating; objectionable; sickening; sour4. unpalatable (adj.) flat; flavorless; ill-flavored; insipid; savorless; tasteless; unappetising; unappetizing; unpalatable; unsavory; unsavouryАнтонимический ряд:delectable; pleasing; savory; welcome -
106 flat
1. n плоскость, плоская поверхностьflat tank — цистерна с плоскими стенками, днищем и крышей
2. n фаска, грань3. n равнина, низина4. n отмель; плоская мель или банка; низкий берег5. n плоскодонка; баржа; шаланда6. n широкая неглубокая корзина7. n туфли без каблуков8. n амер. соломенная шляпа с низкой тульёй и широкими полями9. n сл. простофиля; тупица10. n муз. бемоль11. n разг. гриб-шляпух12. n амер. разг. спущенная шинаrun flat — шина, остающаяся безопасной после прокола
13. n сл. журнал большого формата, напечатанный на тонкой бумаге14. n геол. горизонтальный пласт; пологая залежьflat wall — подошва пласта, лежачий бок
15. n стр. настил16. n тех. боёк молотка17. n ж. -д. горн. горизонтальный участок18. n горн. околоствольный двор19. a плоский, ровный, гладкийas flat as a pancake — плоский как блин, совершенно плоский
20. a растянувшийся во всю длину, плашмя21. a в той же плоскости22. a нерельефный, плоскийflat as a pancake — плоский как блин, совершенно плоский
23. a мелкий, неглубокий24. a плоскодонный25. a без каблука, на низком каблуке26. a полосовой27. a воен. настильный28. a полигр. несфальцованный; листовой, флатовый29. adv плоско, ровно, гладко30. adv плашмя31. adv ясно, прямо, определённо, категорически32. adv совершенно33. adv точно, как раз34. adv фин. без процентов35. n квартира36. n дом, состоящий из нескольких таких квартир37. n редк. этажСинонимический ряд:1. boring (adj.) boring; pointless; spiritless; tedious; unanimated; uninteresting2. collapsed (adj.) collapsed; deflated3. downright (adj.) downright; indubitable; unquestionable; up-and-down4. dry (adj.) blind; colorless; colourless; dead; dim; drab; dry; dull; earthbound; lackluster; lacklustre; lifeless; lusterless; mat; matter-of-fact; muddy; murky; muted; pedestrian; prosaic; prosy; unimaginative; uninspired5. exactly (adj.) exactly; precisely6. fixed (adj.) absolute; fixed; outright; peremptory; positive; unequivocal; unqualified7. flavorless (adj.) bland; bleak; flavorless; stale; unsavoury; unseasoned; vapid8. horizontally (adj.) horizontally; levelly9. insipid (adj.) banal; driveling; flavourless; inane; innocuous; insipid; jejune; milk-and-water; namby-pamby; sapless; swashy; waterish; watery; wishy-washy10. level (adj.) decumbent; equal; even; flush; horizontal; level; low; planate; plane; procumbent; prone; prostrate; reclining; recumbent; smooth; straight; supine11. poor (adj.) beggared; broke; destitute; dirt poor; fortuneless; impecunious; impoverished; indigent; necessitous; needy; penurious; poor; poverty-stricken; stone-broke; stony; strapped; unprosperous12. unpalatable (adj.) distasteful; ill-flavored; savorless; tasteless; unappetizing; unpalatable; unsavory13. apartment (noun) apartment; lodging; lodgings; rental; rooms; suite; tenement14. blowout (noun) blowout; puncture15. lowland (noun) lowland; plane; prairie; shoal16. absolutely (other) absolutely; definitely; positivelyАнтонимический ряд:acrid; animated; approximately; conditional; doubtful; dubious; effervescent; elevated; erect; exciting; hilly; interesting; keen; lively; perpendicular; pointed; raised; rough; round; spicy; vertical; vertically -
107 flavourless
1. a безвкусный, пресный2. a без запахаСинонимический ряд:flat (adj.) dead; flat; insipid; stale; tasteless; unsavoury; unseasoned; vapid -
108 smell
1. n обоняние2. n запахsweet smell — аромат, благоухание
nasty smell — отвратительный запах, зловоние
mouldy smell — затхлый запах, запах плесени
3. n дурной запах, вонь, зловоние4. n намёк, признак, след5. n атмосфера, дух6. n капелька, чуточка7. n нюханьеa smell of the lamp — кабинетность, вымученность ; нудный педантизм; наукообразность
8. v обонять; чувствовать запах; чуять9. v чуять, чувствоватьhe smelt a plot — он почувствовал, что готовится заговор
10. v нюхать, вдыхать запахmusty smell — кислый запах; запах плесени
11. v пахнуть; иметь запахto smell strong — припахивать, дурно пахнуть
putrescent smell — запах гнили, вонь
12. v пахнуть, отдавать13. v дурно пахнуть, вонять; иметь дурной запахto smell to heaven — издавать удушливый смрад; смердеть, вонять
fish soon smells in summer if it is not kept on ice — летом рыба быстро протухнет, если её не положить на лёд
smutty smell — < головневый> запах
Синонимический ряд:1. air (noun) air; ambience; atmosphere; aura; feel; feeling; mood; tone2. aroma (noun) aroma; bouquet; emanation; essence; fragrance; odour; perfume; snuff; whiff3. hint (noun) breath; cast; dash; hint; intimation; lick; shade; shadow; smack; smatch; soupcon; spice; sprinkling; strain; streak; suggestion; suspicion; taste; tincture; tinge; touch; trace; trifle; twang; vein; whisper; wink4. nose (noun) nose; olfaction; scent5. olfactory sense (noun) detection by smell; olfactory perception; olfactory sensation; olfactory sense; sense of smell; smelling6. stench (noun) effluvium; fetidness; fetor; foulness; malodor; odor; rank fumes; reek; stench; stink7. detect by nose (verb) breathe in; detect; detect by nose; get a whiff of; notice; perceive; respond to olfactory stimulus8. reek (verb) emanate; emit an odor; exude; funk; pervade; reek; smell bad; smell good; stench; stink9. scent (verb) inhale; nose; scent; sniff; snuff; whiff10. suggest (verb) savor; savour; smack; suggest; taste -
109 sour
1. n кислятина2. n кислый раствор3. n амер. «сауэр», лимонный коктейль4. a прокисший; свернувшийся5. a недовольный, в дурном настроении, мрачный, разочарованный6. a неудачный, неудовлетворительный, плохой7. a отвратительный, неприятный8. a шотл. промозглый9. a с. -х. кислый; сырой, болотистый10. a хим. кислый, подкислённый11. a хим. сернистый12. a хим. муз. фальшивый; фальшивящий13. adv мрачно; неприятно14. v скисать, закисать, прокисать15. v заквашивать16. v становиться мрачным, мрачнеть; быть недовольным17. v раздражать, озлоблять18. v хим. окислять19. v портить, гноитьСинонимический ряд:1. bad (adj.) bad; disagreeable; displeasing; rotten; unhappy; unpleasant2. bitter (adj.) acerb; acerbic; acetose; acetous; acid; acidic; acidulous; acrid; astringent; bitter; rancid; tangy; tart3. caustic (adj.) austere; biting; caustic; cutting; dry; harsh; keen; sharp; stinging4. cross (adj.) acrimonious; cross; grouchy; irritable; peevish; rude; short-tempered; testy; touchy5. distasteful (adj.) distasteful; irritating; unsavory; unsavoury; vitriolic6. gloomy (adj.) crabby; dour; gloomy; glum; morose; saturnine; sulky; sullen; surly7. unripe (adj.) green; unripe8. embitter (verb) embitter9. turn (verb) acerbate; acidify; acidulate; curdle; envenom; ferment; spoil; turnАнтонимический ряд:affable; agreeable; amiable; bland; cheerful; cordial; courteous; friendly; genial; gracious; kind; kindly; mellow; pleasant; polite; sweet -
110 unappetizing
1. a неаппетитный, невкусный2. a неинтересный, скучныйunappetizing volumes — книги, которые не хочется читать
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111 unpalatable
1. a невкусный, противный2. a неприятныйthey must be told the truth, however unpalatable it may be — им надо сказать правду, как бы неприятна она ни была
Синонимический ряд:1. bitter (adj.) acrid; afflictive; bitter; galling; grievous; indigestible; painful; unpleasant2. distasteful (adj.) distasteful; flat; flavorless; ill-flavored; insipid; nauseous; savorless; savourless; tasteless; unappetising; unappetizing; unsavory; unsavoury -
112 unseasoned
1. a неприправленный2. a несозревший; невыдержанный; невысушенный3. a непривыкший, неприученный; нетренированный4. a воен. разг. необстрелянный, не имеющий боевого опытаСинонимический ряд:1. flavourless (adj.) dead; flat; flavourless; insipid; stale; tasteless; unsavoury; vapid2. inexperienced (adj.) callow; fresh; green; immature; inexperienced; inexpert; innocent; juvenile; puerile; raw; rude; unconversant; unexperienced; unfleshed; unpracticed; unpractised; unsophisticated; untried; unversed; young -
113 disreputable
1 ( unsavoury) [person] peu recommandable ; [district, establishment] mal famé ; [behaviour] déshonorant ;2 ( tatty) [clothes, appearance] miteux/-euse ;3 ( discredited) [method] douteux/-euse. -
114 honky-tonk
honky-tonk ['hɒŋkɪ‚tɒŋk]1 noun(b) American familiar (brothel) maison f close□ ; old-fashioned (nightclub) beuglant m; (bar) bouge m; (gambling den) tripot m∎ a honky-tonk bar un bar louche;∎ a honky-tonk district un quartier chaud;∎ a honky-tonk night club une boîte de nuit louche;∎ a honky-tonk woman une putain -
115 Harington, Sir John
SUBJECT AREA: Domestic appliances and interiors[br]b. 1561 Kelston (?), Somerset, Englandd. 20 November 1612 Kelston, Somerset, England[br]English inventor of the valve-operated. water-closet.[br]Harington was a writer and poet and was a godson of Queen Elizabeth I. In 1596 he published a satire entitled A New Discourse upon a Stale Subject called the Metamorphosis of Ajax, which described the water-closet that he constructed for his home in Kelston, near Bath. Ajax was a whimsical reference to "jakes", a euphemism for privy or closet. The use of the water-closet, he declared, "would make unsavoury Places sweet, noisome Places wholesome and filthy Places cleanly". The water-closet was illustrated in his book and was, in effect, a water-fed and -controlled close-stool. Water was pumped up into a cistern, which fed a closet pan, and was retained there by the operation of a valve. The water action was controlled by a handle set into the seat of the pan, thus causing the sewage to be discharged into a cesspool beneath. However, because of the lack of adequate water supplies and sewage systems, Harington's invention was not generally taken up until 1775, when Alexander Cumming patented it.[br]Further ReadingLucinda Lambton, 1978, Temples of Convenience: Gordon Fraser.DY -
116 kangaroo court
1) cудeбнaя инcцeниpoвкa, cудилищe (ocoб. уcтpaивaeмoe зaключёнными в тюpьмe для нaкaзaния пpoштpaфившиxcя, oпpeдeлeния, cкoлькo дeнeг или тaбaкa дoлжнo ocтaтьcя у внoвь пpибывшeгo зaключённoгo и т. п.) [букв. "cуд кeнгуpу"; нaмёк нa тo, чтo чepeз зaкoн kangaroo courtпepeпpыгивaют", oбxoдят eгo", пepвoнaч. aмep.]A municipal judge recently imposed a fine of twenty-five dollars and costs for contempt of court when a man called the municipal court a kangaroo court. Last month he [Эcкo-бap - глaвa мeдeльинcкoгo кapтeля] had two Medellyn cartel chieftains... forcibly brought to him at Envigado [тюpьмa] for a face-to-face kangaroo court: they were later found dead2) нeзaкoннoe cудeбнoe paзбиpaтeльcтвo, cудилищeHe could order the finest court room trimmings, I told him, but it would still be a kangaroo court and people would know it (5. Heym). Parliamentary committees which act as the citizen's eyes and ears in Whitehall are liberating. Those that try to act as kangaroo courts, even against unsavoury men, are oppressive (The Economist) -
117 smell
запах; чувствовать запах; пахнутьsmutty smell — < головневый> запах
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118 specimen
/'spesimin/ * danh từ - mẫu, vật mẫu =specimens of copper over+ những mẫu quặng đồng =specimen page+ trang mẫu - mẫu để xét nghiệm - (thông tục), cuồm thứ người (có một cái gì đặc biệt) =what a specimen!+ thật là một thằng kỳ quái! =an unsavoury specimen+ một thằng cha ghê tởm
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unsavoury — adj. tasteless, having a bad flavor; unpleasant, repulsive (from a social or moral perspective) … English contemporary dictionary
unsavoury — (US unsavory) adjective 1》 disagreeable to taste, smell, or look at. 2》 objectionable; disreputable. Derivatives unsavourily adverb unsavouriness noun … English new terms dictionary
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