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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > wild guess
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1) Общая лексика: догадка наобум2) Математика: ошибочное предположение -
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ניחוש פרוע* * *◙ עורפ שוחינ◄ -
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Англо-русский словарь по исследованиям и ноу-хау > wild guess
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12 Take a wild guess.
Разговорное выражение: Угадай с одной попытки. (говорится иронически, когда ответ очевиден) -
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English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to make a wild guess
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guess [ges]1. noun• three guesses! essaie de deviner !• that was a good guess! tu as deviné juste !• that was a good guess but... c'est une bonne idée, mais...• how did you know? -- it was just a lucky guess comment as-tu deviné ? -- j'ai dit ça au hasard• my guess is that he refused d'après moi, il a refusé• will he come tomorrow? -- it's anyone's guess (inf) viendra-t-il demain ? -- qui sait ?• at a guess I would say there were 200 à vue de nez, il y en avait 200• your guess is as good as mine! (inf) je n'en sais pas plus que toi !• you've guessed it! tu as deviné !• can you guess what it means? devine ce que ça veut dire• guess what! (inf) tu sais quoi ?• guess who! (inf) devine qui c'est !• you'll never guess who's coming to see us! tu ne devineras jamais qui va venir nous voir !b. ( = think) supposer• guess! essaie de deviner ! devine un peu !• you'll never guess! tu ne devineras jamais !4. compounds* * *[ges] 1.noun supposition f, conjecture fto have ou make a guess — essayer de deviner
to have ou make a guess at something — essayer de deviner quelque chose
2.at a (rough) guess I would say that... — au hasard je dirais que...
transitive verb1) ( intuit) devinerto guess somebody's age — ( correctly) deviner l'âge de quelqu'un; ( make estimate) donner un âge à quelqu'un
guess what! I've won a prize! — tu sais quoi (colloq)! j'ai gagné un prix!
3.‘he's right, you know’ - ‘I guess so’ — ‘il a raison, tu sais’ - ‘oui, je suppose’
intransitive verb devinerto guess at — faire des suppositions or des conjectures quant à [plans, outcome]
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wild [waɪld]∎ a wild beast une bête sauvage; figurative une bête féroce;∎ a pack of wild dogs une meute de chiens féroces ou sauvages;∎ a wild rabbit un lapin de garenne∎ wild strawberries fraises fpl des bois;∎ many parts of the country are still wild beaucoup de régions du pays sont encore à l'état sauvage∎ wild weather du gros temps;∎ a wild wind un vent violent ou de tempête;∎ a wild sea une mer très agitée;∎ it was a wild night ce fut une nuit de tempête∎ to be wild with grief/happiness/jealousy être fou de douleur/de joie/de jalousie;∎ that noise is driving me wild ce bruit me rend fou;∎ he had wild eyes or a wild look in his eyes il avait une lueur de folie dans le regard∎ a wild-looking young man un jeune homme à l'air farouche∎ the speaker received wild applause l'orateur reçut des applaudissements frénétiques;∎ familiar to be wild about sb être dingue de qn;∎ familiar to be wild about sth être dingue de qch, être emballé par qch;∎ I'm not really wild about modern art l'art moderne ne m'emballe pas vraiment(g) (outrageous → idea, imagination) insensé, fantaisiste; (→ promise) insensé; (→ rumour) délirant; (→ plan) extravagant;∎ he has some wild scheme for getting rich quick il a un projet farfelu ou abracadabrant pour devenir riche en peu de temps;∎ the book's success was beyond his wildest dreams le succès de son livre dépassait ses rêves les plus fous(h) (reckless) fou (folle);∎ they're always having wild parties ils organisent toujours des soirées démentes;∎ that was in my wild youth c'était au temps de ma folle jeunesse;∎ we had some wild times together nous en avons fait des folies ensemble;∎ there was a lot of wild talk about revolution/going to court on a beaucoup parlé de révolution/de porter l'affaire devant les tribunaux∎ to take a wild swing at sth lancer le poing au hasard pour atteindre qch;∎ to make a wild guess (at the answer) répondre à tout hasard ou à l'aveuglette;∎ at a wild guess à vue de nez;∎ Cards aces are wild les as sont libres;∎ figurative to play a wild card prendre un risque∎ to sow one's wild oats jeter sa gourme2 noun∎ in the wild en liberté;∎ the call of the wild l'appel m de la nature;∎ he spent a year living in the wild or the wilds il a passé un an dans la brousse;∎ the wilds of northern Canada le fin fond du nord du Canada3 adverb(a) (grow, live) en liberté;∎ strawberries grow wild in the forest des fraises poussent à l'état sauvage dans la forêt;∎ the deer live wild in the hills les cerfs vivent en liberté dans les collines∎ to go wild with joy/rage devenir fou de joie/de colère;∎ when he came on stage the audience went wild les spectateurs hurlèrent d'enthousiasme quand il arriva sur le plateau∎ they let their children run wild ils laissent leurs enfants traîner dans la rue; figurative ils ne disciplinent pas du tout leurs enfants;∎ they've left the garden to run wild ils ont laissé le jardin à l'abandon ou revenir à l'état sauvage►► Botany wild angelica angélique f sauvage;Zoology wild boar sanglier m;wild card (in card games) joker m; Computing joker m; Sport (player) = sportif invité à participer à une compétition sans s'être qualifié; (in American football) = équipe qualifiée pour la finale sans pour autant avoir remporté sa poule;Computing wild card character caractère m joker;Botany wild carrot carotte f sauvage;Botany wild chicory chicorée f sauvage, mignonnette f;wild horse cheval m sauvage;∎ figurative wild horses couldn't drag it out of me je serai muet comme une tombe;Botany wild hyacinth jacinthe f des bois;Botany wild madder garance f voyageuse;Botany wild mignonette réséda m jaune;Botany wild pansy petite jacée f;Cookery wild rice zizania m, riz m sauvage;wild silk soie f sauvage;Botany wild thyme serpolet m;Wild West Far West m;∎ a Wild West show = un spectacle sur le thème du Far West -
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A n supposition f, conjecture f ; to have ou make ou take a guess essayer de deviner ; to have ou make ou take a guess at sth essayer de deviner qch ; my guess is that they will lose à mon avis ils vont perdre ; at a (rough) guess I would say that he is about 30 au hasard je dirais qu'il a 30 ans environ ; there are, at a guess, ten families living in that building il doit y avoir approximativement une dizaine de familles habitant cet immeuble ; I'll give you three guesses! devine un peu! ; that was a good guess! tu as deviné juste! ; ‘how did you know?’-‘just a lucky guess!’ ‘comment est-ce que tu l'as su?’-‘c'est le hasard’ ; to make a wild guess deviner au hasard ; your guess is as good as mine je n'en sais pas plus que toi ; it's anybody's guess! les paris sont ouverts! ; what will happen now is anybody's guess Dieu seul sait ce qui va arriver maintenant.B vtr1 ( intuit) deviner [answer, reason, name, identity] ; deviner, estimer [length, width] ; to guess that conjecturer que, supposer que ; to guess sb's age ( correctly) deviner l'âge de qn ; ( make estimate) donner un âge à qn ; I should guess him to be about 30 je lui donnerais 30 ans environ ; I guessed the time to be about one o'clock il me semblait qu'il devait être environ une heure ; she had guessed what I was thinking elle avait deviné mes pensées ; you'll never guess what has happened! tu ne devineras jamais ce qui vient d'arriver! ; I guessed as much! je m'en doutais! ; guess what! I've won a prize! tu sais quoi ○ ! j'ai gagné un prix! ; guess who! devine qui c'est! ;2 US ( suppose) supposer ; (believe, think) penser, croire ; I guess (that) what he says is true je suppose que ce qu'il dit est vrai ; I guess (that) I must be going now il faut que je m'en aille maintenant ; ‘he's right, you know’-‘I guess so’ ‘il a raison, tu sais’-‘oui, je suppose’ ; ‘you can't be sure’-‘I guess not’ ‘tu ne peux pas être sûr’-‘non, effectivement’.C vi1 deviner ; to guess at faire des suppositions or des conjectures quant à [plans, outcome] ; to guess right deviner juste ; to guess wrong se tromper ; you're just guessing! tu ne fais que deviner! ; you'll never guess! tu ne devineras jamais! ; I couldn't begin to guess je n'en ai pas la moindre idée ; to keep sb guessing laisser qn dans le doute. -
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guess [ges]1 noun(a) (at facts, figures) estimation f;∎ if you don't know, have a guess si tu ne sais pas, essaie de deviner;∎ it was just a lucky guess c'était un coup de chance;∎ at a (rough) guess, I'd say 200 à vue de nez, je dirais 200;∎ he made a good/a wild guess il a deviné juste/à tout hasard;∎ I'll give you three guesses devine un peu(b) (hypothesis) supposition f, conjecture f;∎ it's anybody's guess Dieu seul le sait, impossible de prévoir;∎ my guess is that he won't come à mon avis il ne viendra pas, je pense qu'il ne viendra pas;∎ your guess is as good as mine tu en sais autant que moi, je n'en sais pas plus que toi(a) (attempt to answer) deviner;∎ guess what! devine un peu!;∎ guess who! devine qui c'est!;∎ guess who I saw in town devine (un peu) qui j'ai vu en ville;∎ I guessed as much je m'en doutais, c'est bien ce que je pensais;∎ you've guessed it! tu l'as deviné!;∎ I guessed him to be twenty-five je lui ai donné vingt-cinq ans∎ I guess you're right je suppose que vous avez raison;∎ I guess he isn't coming je suppose qu'il ne viendra pas;∎ I guess so je pense que oui;∎ I guess not non, effectivementdeviner;∎ to guess at sth deviner qch;∎ how did you guess? comment avez-vous deviné?;∎ (try to) guess! devine un peu!;∎ you'll never guess tu ne devineras jamais;∎ the police guessed right la police a deviné ou vu juste;∎ we guessed wrong nous nous sommes trompés;∎ we could only guess at their plans nous ne pouvions qu'essayer de deviner leurs intentions;∎ I couldn't begin to guess je n'en ai pas la moindre idée;∎ ironic I would never have guessed je n'aurais jamais deviné;∎ to keep sb guessing laisser qn dans le doute;∎ don't keep me guessing! ne me laissez pas dans le doute!✾ Film 'Guess who's coming to Dinner?' Kramer 'Devine qui vient dîner?' -
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♦ wild /waɪld/A a.1 selvatico; selvaggio; ( di terreno) desertico; incolto; barbaro; primitivo; feroce: wild plants, piante selvatiche; wild country, territorio incolto; paese selvaggio; wild tribes, tribù selvagge (o primitive); wild animals [horses], animali [cavalli] selvatici; wild beasts, bestie feroci3 sfrenato; sregolato; ribelle; dissoluto; turbolento: a wild life, una vita sregolata; He's a wild one!, è un individuo sfrenato (o turbolento)4 agitato; tempestoso; burrascoso; di tempesta: the wild seas around the Hebrides, i mari agitati (o tempestosi) intorno alle isole Ebridi; We live in wild times, viviamo in un'età agitata (o in tempi difficili); a wild night, una notte di tempesta5 molto eccitato; fuori di sé; furibondo; stravolto; folle; pazzo, matto ( anche fig.): I was wild with grief, ero fuori di me per il dolore; to go wild, impazzire (per q. o qc.); My mother was wild about Elvis, mia madre andava matta per Elvis; The man had a wild look, l'uomo aveva uno sguardo folle; The stranger had a wild appearance, lo sconosciuto aveva l'aspetto stravolto7 avventato; azzardato; imprudente; incoerente; fatto a caso (o a casaccio); irregolare: wild plans, progetti avventati; piani cervellotici; wild guesses, congetture azzardate; wild talk, parole avventate, (un) discorso imprudente; wild words, parole incoerenti (o dette a vanvera); ( anche) parole avventate (o pericolose, imprudenti); wild shooting, lo sparare a casaccio; ( baseball) a wild pitch, un lancio irregolare8 (fam.) eccellente; eccezionale; strepitoso; favoloso: a wild success, un successo strepitoso; a wild party, un party favolosoB avv.avventatamente; a casaccio; all'impazzata: to shoot wild, sparare all'impazzataC n.1 [u] stato naturale; ambiente naturale; habitat naturale; vita in libertà; vita allo stato brado: animals in the wild, animali selvatici nel loro ambiente naturale; the call of the wild, il richiamo della vita in libertà2 (al pl.) – the wilds, le regioni selvagge; le zone disabitate: the wilds of the Amazon valley, le regioni selvagge dell'Amazzonia● (fam.) wild and woolly, selvatico, selvaggio; scatenato, sfrenato, violento; scontroso, ispido □ (zool.) wild ass ( Equus onager), onagro □ (volg. USA) wild-assed, pazzoide; matto; squilibrato □ wild berries, frutti di bosco □ (zool.) wild boar ( Sus scrofa), cinghiale □ (bot.) wild brier ( Rosa canina), rosa canina; rosa di macchia □ wild card, ( alle carte) matta, jolly; (fig.) persona imprevedibile, incognita (fig.); ( sport) ‘wild card’, squadra (o giocatore) jolly ( in un torneo); ► wildcard □ (GB) wild child, ragazzo (o ragazza) senza freni; ribelle □ a wild delight, una folle gioia □ (zool.) wild dog, ( Canis dingo) dingo; ( Cuon dukhunensis) buansu □ (zool.) wild duck ( Anas platyrhynchus), anatra selvatica; germano reale □ wild-eyed, dallo sguardo allucinato; con gli occhi stralunati; ( di un progetto) mal congegnato, insensato □ wild flower, fiore di campo □ wild-flower honey, miele millefiori □ (zool.) wild goose ( Anser anser), oca selvatica □ (fig.) wild-goose chase, impresa inutile; tentativo assurdo; cosa impossibile: to lead sb. on a wild-goose chase, menare q. per il naso □ (bot.) wild hyacinth ( Camassia esculenta), giacinto selvatico □ a wild man, un uomo violento; un selvaggio; (polit.) un estremista □ (polit.) the wild men, gli estremisti di un partito; gli ultrà □ (bot.) wild oat ( Avena fatua), avena matta □ ( slang) wild oats, la cavallina; la vita allegra □ (bot.) wild olive, ( Olea europaea oleaster) oleastro; ( Elaeagnus angustifolia) eleagno; olivagno □ (bot.) wild rape ► rape (2) □ wild rose = wild brier ► sopra □ a wild seacoast, una costa battuta dalle tempeste □ (mil.) wild shot, colpo fuori rosata ( d'artiglieria) □ ( Borsa, fin.) a wild swing, una oscillazione molto pronunciata □ a wild venture, un'impresa rischiosa □ (stor. USA) the Wild West, il selvaggio West; il Far West dei pionieri □ ( USA) Wild West show, spettacolo del Far West □ a wild wind, un vento violento □ a wild wood, una foresta impenetrabile □ to be wild, essere furibondo; andare su tutte le furie □ to be in wild spirits, essere eccitato al massimo □ to make (o to drive) sb. wild, fare andare q. su tutte le furie; fare uscire q. dai gangheri (fig.) □ to make a wild guess, tirare a indovinare □ to run wild, ( di pianta) inselvatichire; ( di persona) crescere senza controllo (o senza freno), diventare sfrenato.
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Wild Guess — was a kid s game show about animals taped in Canada. It was taped in 1988, and it later reran on The Animal Planet Network for one year from 1996 1997.PersonnelThe show was hosted by Neil Crone (referred to on the air as the Guessmaster) , and… … Wikipedia
wild guess — dissolute guess, shot in the dark … English contemporary dictionary
wild — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (of animals or plants) living or growing in the natural environment; not domesticated or cultivated. 2) (of people) not civilized. 3) (of scenery or a region) desolate looking. 4) uncontrolled; unrestrained. 5) not based on reason… … English terms dictionary
guess — I UK [ɡes] / US verb [intransitive/transitive] Word forms guess : present tense I/you/we/they guess he/she/it guesses present participle guessing past tense guessed past participle guessed *** a) to say or decide what you think is true, without… … English dictionary
guess — guess1 [ ges ] verb intransitive or transitive *** to say or decide what you think is true, without being certain about it: a contest to guess the weight of the pig guess what/who/how etc.: Would anyone like to guess what this object is? guess at … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
guess — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ fair, good, reasonable, safe ▪ April is a safe guess for first deliveries. ▪ educated, informed … Collocations dictionary
wild — wild1 [ waıld ] adjective *** ▸ 1 not raised by humans ▸ 2 with storm ▸ 3 with strong emotions ▸ 4 not accurate/considered ▸ 5 where people do not live ▸ + PHRASES 1. ) a wild animal or plant lives or grows on its own in natural conditions and is … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
wild — [[t]wa͟ɪld[/t]] ♦♦ wilds, wilder, wildest 1) ADJ: usu ADJ n Wild animals or plants live or grow in natural surroundings and are not looked after by people. We saw two more wild cats creeping towards us in the darkness... The lane was lined with… … English dictionary
wild — 1 /waIld/ adjective 1 PLANTS/ANIMALS living in a natural state, not changed or controlled by humans: wild flowers | a wild rabbit | grow wild: daffodils growing wild in the meadow 2 EMOTIONS feeling or expressing strong uncontrolled emotions,… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
wild — I UK [waɪld] / US adjective Word forms wild : adjective wild comparative wilder superlative wildest *** 1) a wild animal or plant lives or grows on its own in natural conditions and is not raised by humans The wild rose is a familiar sight in… … English dictionary
guess — guess1 W3S1 [ges] v [Date: 1200 1300; Origin: Probably from a Scandinavian language] 1.) [I and T] to try to answer a question or form an opinion when you are not sure whether you will be correct ▪ I d say he s around 50, but I m only guessing.… … Dictionary of contemporary English
