Независимое собрание онлайн словарей
Независимое собрание онлайн словарей English explanatory dictionary of synonyms О сайте 10 самых Словари Обратная связь
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gab
( ̈ɪɡæb v. 1 jabber, gabble, chatter, gibber, blather or blether, prate, prattle, blab, gossip, Colloq Brit natter, witter, Slang jaw, yack, US run off at the mouth: Stop gabbing and get on Далее…
gad
( ̈ɪɡæd v. Usually, gad about or around. gallivant, run around, flit about, traipse: He's never home, always gadding about, from one party to another.)
gadget
( ˈɡædʒɪt n. contrivance, device, appliance, creation, invention, machine, tool, utensil, implement, instrument, mechanism, apparatus, Colloq contraption, widget, thingumabob or thingamabob Далее…
gag°
( v. 1 silence, stifle, still, muffle, stop (up), muzzle, quiet, curb, suppress, repress, restrain, throttle, strangle, check, inhibit, discourage: The department gagged him, forbidding any Далее…
gagÜ
( n. 1 joke, witticism, jest, quip, pun, gibe, Colloq wisecrack, Slang crack: He told some gags but nobody found them funny. 2 practical joke, hoax, prank, trick, Colloq fast one: For a gag, Далее…
gaiety
( ˈɡeɪətɪ n. 1 cheerfulness, exhilaration, elation, glee, joie de vivre, buoyancy, light-heartedness, blitheness, happiness, felicity, pleasure, delight, joy, joyfulness, joyousness, Далее…
gaily
( ˈɡeɪlɪ adv. 1 showily, gaudily, brightly, splendidly, brilliantly, colourfully, flashily, flamboyantly, garishly: The dancers appeared in their gaily coloured dresses. 2 happily, Далее…
gain
( ɡeɪn v. 1 get, obtain, acquire, procure, attain, achieve, secure, earn, win, capture, bag, net, harvest, reap, garner, glean, collect, gather, come by, pick up: Any advantage we gain today Далее…
gainful
( ˈɡeɪnful adj. advantageous, profitable, productive, fruitful, beneficial, useful, valuable, worthwhile, rewarding, remunerative, lucrative, moneymaking: Your father thinks it about time Далее…
gala
( ˈɡɑ:lə n. 1 féte or fete, festival, festivity, feast, celebration, event, red-letter day, holiday, holy day, carnival, occasion, happening, event, pageant, party, ball; field-day: The Далее…
gale
( ̈ɪɡeɪl n. 1 wind-storm, strong wind, (big or hard) blow, blast, turbulence, storm, tempest: I refuse to take the boat out in that gale. 2 outburst, burst, explosion, eruption; peal, roar, Далее…
gallant
( ˈɡælənt adj. 1 brave, courageous, bold, valiant, daring, dauntless, intrepid, plucky, fearless, valorous, unafraid, undaunted, manly, manful, plucky, mettlesome, stout-hearted, Далее…
gallows
( ˈɡæləuz n. gibbet: Another name for gallows was 'Tyburn tree', after that at Tyburn, in London.)
gall°
( n. 1 bitterness, acerbity, acrimony, harshness, vitriol, asperity, bile, spleen, causticness or causticity, bite, mordacity or mordaciousness, sharpness, rancidness or rancidity; venom, Далее…
gallÜ
( n. 1 sore (spot), abrasion, scrape, graze, scratch, chafe: This gall on my leg is from the saddle. 2 irritation, annoyance, nuisance, bother, exasperation, vexation, Colloq aggravation: Далее…
galore
( ɡəˈlɔ: adv. in abundance, in large quantity or numbers or amounts, in excess, everywhere, aplenty, in profusion: There were prizes galore for everything from swimming to skittles.)
gamble
( ˈɡæmbl v. 1 risk, venture, hazard, bet, wager, stake, chance, speculate; play, game, Brit punt: I wouldn't gamble that he'll be on time. I go to Monte Carlo to gamble. 2 gamble on. back, Далее…
game
( ̈ɪɡeɪm n. 1 amusement, pastime, diversion, distraction, recreation, play; sport: She regards love as just a game. 2 contest, competition, meeting or US also meet, tournament or US also Далее…
gamut
( ˈɡæmət n. range, scale, spectrum, compass, spread, sweep, field, series: Parker said that Hepburn's acting ran the whole gamut of emotions from A to B.)
gang
( ̈ɪɡæŋ n. 1 group, band, crowd, company, pack, mob, ring: The police are looking for the gang that robbed the mail train. 2 clique, set, coterie, circle, party, company, team, troupe: A Далее…
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