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1 добродушный
blid, blidlåten, blidvoren, fredsom, fredsommelig, godmodig, godslig -
2 мягкий
blid, bløt, from, mild, kjælen, lemfeldig, len, linn, myk, nybakt, putet, ømhjertet -
3 нежный
blid, kjælen, kjærlig, linn, skripen, øm, ømhetsfull -
4 кроткий
adj. blid, from, spag, stilfærdig, ydmyg* * *adj fsagtmodig; mild, blid; ydmyg\кроткийий как ягнёнок from som et lam. -
5 мягкий
adj. blid, blød, lemfældig, mild, mør, stilfærdig* * *adj1 blød; frisk (brød o.l.)\мягкийий вагон jernbanevogn med bløde sæder2 blid, mild; let. -
6 нежный
adj. blid, blød, kælen, liflig, mild, øm, sart, spæd* * *adjogså нежныйы1 blid, øm2 sart, fin3 blødagtig, forkælet. -
7 добродушный
adj. blid, godmodig, harmløs, jovial* * *adjgodmodig. -
8 шёлковый
adj1 silke-2 (silke)blid. -
9 кроткий
from, blid, mild -
10 нежный
mild, mjäll, blid, innerlig
См. также в других словарях:
blid — BLID, blide, s.n. (pop.) 1. Vas de lut, de lemn sau de tinichea în care se pun bucatele; strachină. ♢ expr. A mânca dintr un blid cu cineva = a fi în mare intimitate cu cineva. Pe (sau pentru) un blid de linte = pentru o răsplată neînsemnată… … Dicționar Român
blid — adj., t, e … Dansk ordbog
blid — • ljum, ljummen, halvvarm, avsvalnad, kylslagen, blid, mild … Svensk synonymlexikon
blid — s. n., pl. blíde/blíduri … Romanian orthography
bleeder — /ˈblidə/ (say bleeduh) noun 1. a person predisposed to bleeding; haemophiliac. 2. Chiefly British Colloquial a. (a term of abuse.) b. any person. 3. a beast which, having been immunised against tick fever, is used as a blood reservoir for… …
bleeding — /ˈblidɪŋ/ (say bleeding) noun 1. loss of blood: *I ve got to stop the bleeding and apply some heat right away or he s a goner. –frank hardy, 1963. 2. letting of blood. 3. exuding of sap from a cut. –adjective 4. emanating pity. 5. Chiefly British …
bleeding edge — /blidɪŋ ˈɛdʒ/ (say bleeding ej) noun the vanguard of new ideas, especially in technology. {humorous play on cutting edge} …
bleeding heart — /blidɪŋ ˈhat/ (say bleeding haht) noun Colloquial an unduly sensitive person whose concern and pity for others leads to a distorted point of view …
bleeding-heart — /blidɪŋ ˈhat/ (say bleeding haht) noun 1. any of various plants of the genus Dicentra, especially D. spectabilis, a common garden plant with racemes of red, heart shaped flowers. 2. any of certain other species, as Omalanthus nutans, with red… …
endarteritis obliterans — əˈblid.əˌranz noun Etymology: New Latin, obliterating endarteritis : endarteritis in which the intimal tissue proliferates and ultimately plugs the lumen of an affected artery … Useful english dictionary
thromboangiitis obliterans — əˈblid.əˌranz noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, obliterating thromboangiitis : thromboangiitis of the small arteries and veins of the extremities and especially the feet resulting in occlusion, ischemia, and gangrene called also Buerger s… … Useful english dictionary
