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21 Bee
1. n Би2. n энт. пчела3. n амер. помощь соседям; совместная работа или развлечения4. n амер. неодобр. действия скопом5. n амер. конкурсСинонимический ряд:1. caprice (noun) boutade; caprice; conceit; crank; crotchet; fancy; freak; humor; maggot; megrim; notion; vagary; whigmaleerie; whim; whimsy2. flying insect (noun) black; bumblebee; carpenter bee; drone; flying insect; honey bee; insect; killer bee; queen; worker3. social gathering (noun) contest; harvest home; party; social; social gathering; work party -
22 conceit
1. n тщеславие; самомнение; чванство2. v арх. льстить,3. v арх. воображать, представлять себеСинонимический ряд:1. amour propre (noun) amour propre; amour-propre; arrogance; bragging; complacence; complacency; conceitedness; consequence; ego; egoism; egotism; immodesty; narcissism; outrecuidance; pride; self admiration; self-admiration; self-adulation; self-complacency; self-conceit; self-consequence; self-esteem; self-exaltation; self-glory; self-importance; self-love; self-opinion; self-pride; swelled head; swellheadedness; vainglory; vainness; vanity2. caprice (noun) bee; boutade; caprice; crank; crotchet; freak; humor; humour; impulse; maggot; megrim; vagary; whigmaleerie; whimsy3. idea (noun) apprehension; belief; concept; conception; fancy; idea; image; imagination; impression; intellection; notion; perception; thought; whimАнтонимический ряд:humility; meekness; modesty -
23 shivers
дрожать; дрожьit gives me the shivers to think of it — без содрогания не могу об этом думать, меня в дрожь бросает от одной мысли об этом
Синонимический ряд:1. illness (noun) chill; cold; cough; fever; flu; grippe; illness; sniffles; virus2. jitters (noun) dither; fidgets; heebie-jeebies; jitters; jumps; shakes; whim-whams; willies3. shivers (noun) quavers; quivers; shivers; shudders; thrills; tics; tremors; twitches4. breaks (verb) breaks; bursts; cleaves; disjoins; disjoints; fractures; fragments; rives; shatters; smashes; splinters; sunders5. shakes (verb) dithers; quakes; quavers; quivers; shakes; shivers; shudders; trembles; tremors; twitters -
24 dither
1. n разг. смятение; крайнее возбуждение2. n диал. дрожь, дрожание3. v разг. находиться в крайнем возбуждении4. v разг. приводить в смятение, в возбуждение5. v разг. диал. дрожать, трепетатьСинонимический ряд:1. commotion (noun) agitation; commotion; confusion; flap; lather; pother; stew; tumult; turbulence; turmoil2. jitters (noun) heebie-jeebies; jitters; jumps; shakes; shivers; whim-whams; willies3. chat (verb) babble; burble; cackle; chat; chatter; chin-chin; clack; clatter; gab; gabble; jaw; patter; prate; prattle; rattle; run on; smatter; talk; tinkle; twaddle; twiddle; yak; yakety-yak; yammer; yatter4. falter (verb) alternate; falter; flounder; fluctuate; halt; hesitate; hover; shilly-shally; stagger; straddle; vacillate; waver; whiffle; wiggle-waggle5. shake (verb) quake; quaver; quiver; shake; shiver; shudder; tremble; tremor; twitter -
25 fad
n причуда, пунктикa fad reaching the dimensions of a mania — причуда, переходящая в манию
Синонимический ряд:1. fashion (noun) bandwagon; caprice; chic; craze; cry; dernier cri; fashion; furore; le dernier cri; mania; mode; rage; style; temporary fashion; the in thing; thing; ton; trend; vagary; vogue; whim2. new gimmick (noun) bauble; curiosity; new gimmick; novelty; oddity; trinket -
26 maggot
1. n энт. безногая личинка2. n блажь, причуда, прихоть; навязчивая идея3. n человек с причудами, прихотями4. n разг. окурокwhat maggot bites you? — что тебе взбрело в голову?; какая муха тебя укусила?
Синонимический ряд:1. caprice (noun) bee; boutade; caprice; conceit; crank; crotchet; fancy; freak; humor; megrim; notion; vagary; whigmaleerie; whim; whimsy2. larva (noun) caterpillar; grub; larva; worm -
27 whimper
1. nounхныканье2. verbхныкатьSyn:weep* * *1 (n) визг; вой; нытье; хныканье2 (v) журчать; завывать; ныть; скулить; хныкать* * *1. хныканье 2. хныкать* * *[whim·per || 'hwɪmpə(r) /'w-] n. хныканье v. хныкать, скулить, разнюниться* * *скулитьхныканьехныканья* * *1. сущ. хныканье 2. гл. хныкать -
28 caprice
1. n каприз, причуда2. n неустойчивость, изменчивость; своенравиеСинонимический ряд:bee (noun) bee; boutade; conceit; crank; crotchet; eccentricity; fancy; freak; humor; humour; impulse; maggot; megrim; notion; quirk; silly thought; vagary; whigmaleerie; whim; whimsy -
29 crotchet
1. n крюк, крючок2. n фантазия, причуда, каприз3. n муз. четвертная нотаСинонимический ряд:caprice (noun) bee; boutade; caprice; conceit; crank; fancy; freak; humor; humour; maggot; megrim; notion; quirk; vagary; whigmaleerie; whim; whimsy -
30 daydream
мечтать; мечтаСинонимический ряд:1. fantasy (noun) dream; fancy; fantasy; illusion; imagination; nightmare; phantasm; phantasy; reverie; vision; whim2. dream (verb) dream; fantasize; imagine; museАнтонимический ряд:reality; reason -
31 jitters
Синонимический ряд:dither (noun) dither; fidgets; heebie-jeebies; jumps; shakes; shivers; whim-whams; willies -
32 megrim
1. n уст. мигрень2. n уныние; плохое настроение3. n арх. прихоть, каприз, причуда4. n вет. вертячка, ценурозСинонимический ряд:caprice (noun) bee; boutade; caprice; conceit; crank; crotchet; fancy; freak; humor; humour; impulse; maggot; notion; vagary; whigmaleerie; whim; whimsy -
33 vagary
n каприз, причуда; выходкаСинонимический ряд:caprice (noun) bee; boutade; caprice; conceit; crank; crotchet; eccentricity; fancy; flash; freak; humor; humour; impulse; maggot; megrim; notion; quirk; thought; urge; whigmaleerie; whim; whimsy -
34 whimsy
1. n прихоть, причуда; каприз2. n фантазия, воображениеСинонимический ряд:caprice (noun) bee; boutade; caprice; conceit; crank; crotchet; fancy; flash; freak; freak notion; humor; humour; impulse; maggot; megrim; notion; thought; urge; vagary; whigmaleerie; whim
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whim — ► NOUN ▪ a sudden desire or change of mind. ORIGIN of unknown origin … English terms dictionary
whim — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ sudden ▪ The nest is vulnerable to the sudden whims of the weather. ▪ mere ▪ personal ▪ political ▪ … Collocations dictionary
whim — noun (C) a sudden feeling that you would like to do something or have something, especially when there is no particularly important or good reason: on a whim (=because of a whim): I went to visit her on a whim. | at the whim of: The palace decor… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
whim — [ wım, hwım ] noun count a sudden feeling that you must have or do something. This word often suggests that what someone wants is not important: on a whim: On a whim, she decided to go away for the weekend. at someone s whim: Prisoners were… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
whim´per|ing|ly — whim|per «HWIHM puhr», verb, noun. –v.i. 1. to cry with low, broken, mournful sounds: »The sick child whimpered. 2. to make a low, mournful sound. 3. Figurative. to complain in a peevish, childish way; whine: »to whimper for mercy. –v.t. to say… … Useful english dictionary
whim´per|er — whim|per «HWIHM puhr», verb, noun. –v.i. 1. to cry with low, broken, mournful sounds: »The sick child whimpered. 2. to make a low, mournful sound. 3. Figurative. to complain in a peevish, childish way; whine: »to whimper for mercy. –v.t. to say… … Useful english dictionary
whim|per — «HWIHM puhr», verb, noun. –v.i. 1. to cry with low, broken, mournful sounds: »The sick child whimpered. 2. to make a low, mournful sound. 3. Figurative. to complain in a peevish, childish way; whine: »to whimper for mercy. –v.t. to say with a… … Useful english dictionary
whim|sy — «HWIHM zee», noun, plural sies, adjective. –n. 1. an odd or fanciful notion. SYNONYM(S): vagary, caprice. 2. odd or fanciful humor; quaintness: »“Alice in Wonderland” is full of whimsy. SYNONYM(S): drollery … Useful english dictionary
whim´si|cal|ness — whim|si|cal «HWIHM zuh kuhl», adjective. 1. full of whims; having many odd notions or fancies: »a whimsical person. However absurd the story may sound when thus reduced, Garnett is much too fine an artist to be whimsical (Newsweek). SYNONYM(S):… … Useful english dictionary
whim´si|cal|ly — whim|si|cal «HWIHM zuh kuhl», adjective. 1. full of whims; having many odd notions or fancies: »a whimsical person. However absurd the story may sound when thus reduced, Garnett is much too fine an artist to be whimsical (Newsweek). SYNONYM(S):… … Useful english dictionary
whim|si|cal — «HWIHM zuh kuhl», adjective. 1. full of whims; having many odd notions or fancies: »a whimsical person. However absurd the story may sound when thus reduced, Garnett is much too fine an artist to be whimsical (Newsweek). SYNONYM(S): capricious,… … Useful english dictionary