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1 гиблое место
1) General subject: sinister place, deathtrap, god-forsaken spot, wretched hole, death trap2) Colloquial: hell's kitchen3) Makarov: quicksandy spot -
2 гиблый
разг.гиблое дело — it / that is hopeless / pointless
гиблое место — god-forsaken place, wretched hole
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3 гиблый
разг.bad, rotten; good-for-nothingги́блое де́ло — it is hopeless / pointless
ги́блое ме́сто — god-forsaken place, wretched hole
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4 зияющая дыра
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5 жалкий
1) General subject: abject, beggarly, caitiff, crummy, demi semi, despicable, despisable, down at heel, forlorn, hangdog, hole in the wall, impoverished, lamentable, lowlife, measly, miserable, niggardly, paltry, parsimonious, pathetic, pathetical, pimping, piss poor, piteous, pitiable, pitiful, poor, queachy, ratty, rueful, run-down, rundown, ruthful, scrannel, scrubby, shabby, silly, sordid, sorry, squalid, tacky, three farthing, three-farthing, threepenny, woeful, woesome, worm, wormling, wretched, feeble, ugly, meager3) American: hole-in-the-wall, jeasely, jeasly4) Rare: prone6) Scornful: demi-semi8) Makarov: mean, paperbacked, sad, thin9) Taboo: crappy11) Phraseological unit: blow chunks -
6 ну и дыра!
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7 ну
1. wellну что ж, жалеть не стоит — that is just as well
ну, уж от вас никак не ожидал! — well, you of all people!
2. what aboutчто нового о; ну; как — what about
ну и работёнка!, какая волынка! — what a fag!
ну как, повторим? — how about the other half?
ну, парень, выкладывай — come out with it, boy
Синонимический ряд:ну-ка (проч.) ну-ка; ну-кась
См. также в других словарях:
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