A word for frantically

бешено

наречие

- неистово, бешено, безумно

Словосочетания

to gesticulate frantically, wildly — активно, выразительно жестикулировать  
crowd frantically eddied — толпа исступлённо металась  

Примеры с переводом

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Contexts ▼

In a mad, wild, or uncontrolled manner

In a wild or fierce manner

With precipitation

In an indiscriminate manner

… more ▼

Adverb

▲

In a mad, wild, or uncontrolled manner

wildly

frenziedly

amok

frenetically

wild

amuck

berserkly

hectically

madly

hysterically

crazily

uncontrollably

agitatedly

desperately

excitedly

franticly

pell-mell

harum-scarum

helter-skelter

furiously

violently

rabidly

deliriously

distraughtly

feverishly

berserk

distractedly

distressedly

anxiously

fiercely

crazedly

ravingly

manically

maniacally

uncontrolledly

intensely

ferociously

dementedly

unrestrainedly

tumultuously

emotionally

energetically

insanely

hotly

nervously

passionately

angrily

livelily

antsily

heatedly

worriedly

edgily

restlessly

fumingly

jitterily

busily

troubledly

jumpily

uptightly

ragingly

tensely

perturbedly

turbulently

enragedly

cholerically

chaotically

fierily

boisterously

panickily

hyperactively

irately

confusedly

flusteredly

seethingly

lividly

indignantly

wrathfully

ballistically

convulsively

bustlingly

fidgetily

irefully

sorely

apoplectically

finally

shirtily

twitchily

excitingly

alarmedly

uneasily

spiritedly

unsettledly

nervily

rashly

vivaciously

steamingly

tempestuously

irrationally

boilingly

hoppingly

vehemently

consumedly

irascibly

explosively

uninhibitedly

psychotically

dramatically

frightenedly

animatedly

impetuously

vibrantly

stormily

touchily

neurotically

fervidly

incandescently

annoyedly

impatiently

apprehensively

disconcertedly

excitably

actively

unreasonably

recklessly

impulsively

briskly

incontinently

incautiously

unmindfully

fearfully

scaredly

rampantly

in confusion

enthusiastically

volatilely

volcanically

cyclonically

temperamentally

paroxysmally

festively

hotheadedly

irrepressibly

crowdedly

crossly

melodramatically

pettishly

quarrelsomely

snappily

sensitively

fractiously

petulantly

hypersensitively

querulously

blindly

obsessively

affectedly

lastly

fanatically

mercurially

dynamically

forcefully

irritably

unbridledly

rushedly

horrifiedly

unquietly

vexedly

irritatedly

ungovernably

unrulily

disorderedly

overwhelmingly

overpoweringly

snakily

extremely

riotously

rousingly

zestfully

stirringly

highly

flamingly

demonically

testily

meanly

smokingly

merrily

buzzily

thrivingly

kinetically

flourishingly

peppily

electrifyingly

zestily

disorderly

incredulously

roughly

abandonedly

hurriedly

eventfully

like mad

like crazy

skittishly

ebulliently

intemperately

shakily

viciously

flightily

unreluctantly

barmily

discombobulatedly

nuttily

aggressively

eagerly

cataclysmically

teemingly

aggravatedly

aggrievedly

noteworthily

interestingly

confusingly

cowedly

concernedly

unconstrainedly

unrepressedly

immoderately

savagely

zealously

like a lunatic

displeasedly

exasperatedly

huffily

bewilderedly

windily

sadly

keenly

avidly

incoherently

demoniacally

splenetically

fearsomely

freakily

aberrantly

unhappily

emotively

carelessly

frustratedly

waxily

stroppily

ardently

desirously

hallucinatorily

lightheadedly

ramblingly

disappointedly

insecurely

queasily

heavingly

lately

painedly

doggedly

antagonistically

hostilely

blusteringly

thirstily

irresistibly

lowly

strenuously

about

around

resentfully

sparely

darkly

bluely

excessively

rampageously

woundedly

amazedly

concentratedly

uproariously

solicitously

hungrily

voraciously

wearily

tiredly

spasmodically

blazingly

pottily

daftly

heroically

rumbustiously

woolily^US

burningly

woollily^UK

unstoppably

strongly

unquenchably

perfervidly

insuppressibly

weirdly

more ❯

“A pretty red-haired girl waved frantically to catch Allyson’s attention from the school’s parking lot.”

Adverb

▲

In a wild or fierce manner

furiously

wild

fiercely

madly

heatedly

wildly

violently

frenziedly

savagely

hotly

energetically

intensely

strongly

ferociously

viciously

brutally

roughly

tempestuously

impetuously

fierily

hysterically

turbulently

stormily

angrily

aggressively

rabidly

forcefully

uncontrollably

threateningly

bloodthirstily

harshly

feverishly

deliriously

tumultuously

explosively

menacingly

murderously

cruelly

ferally

uncontrolledly

barbarically

malevolently

ruthlessly

venomously

forcibly

frighteningly

callously

barbarously

mercilessly

frenetically

horribly

tigerishly

maniacally

pitilessly

sadistically

agitatedly

heartlessly

convulsively

inhumanly

hotheadedly

headstrongly

potently

vehemently

volatilely

cyclonically

animatedly

paroxysmally

volcanically

berserkly

intemperately

pugnaciously

destructively

thuggishly

homicidally

assertively

restlessly

demoniacally

fumingly

crazily

tensely

passionately

breathlessly

eagerly

apprehensively

excitedly

excitably

erratically

dangerously

grimly

intimidatingly

unrulily

unrestrainedly

fearsomely

severely

brutely

forbiddingly

unmercifully

terribly

steelily

malignantly

sternly

ungently

gruffly

balefully

dourly

brutishly

truculently

austerely

ragingly

frightfully

flintily

fiendishly

enragedly

loweringly

fearfully

starkly

inhumanely

ruggedly

remorselessly

hardly

monstrously

ravingly

crazedly

hellishly

primitively

rapaciously

relentlessly

keenly

riotously

boldly

malignly

irascibly

maleficiently

tooth and nail

in a frenzy

like cats and dogs

with bared teeth

like cat and dog

with no holds barred

hot-headedly

more ❯

Adverb

▲

With precipitation

rashly

headlong

hastily

recklessly

carelessly

hurriedly

precipitately

heedlessly

impulsively

hotfoot

impetuously

precipitously

thoughtlessly

cursorily

unthinkingly

foolishly

wildly

incautiously

passionately

irresponsibly

speedily

imprudently

indiscreetly

furiously

abruptly

boldly

daringly

excitedly

expeditiously

feverishly

fiercely

headily

headstrongly

inadvisedly

indomitably

madly

precipitantly

unpreparedly

unwarily

unwisely

pell-mell

ill-advisedly

on the spur of the moment

foolhardily

overhastily

rushedly

injudiciously

temerariously

flyingly

previously

dangerously

violently

hazardously

riskily

lawlessly

audaciously

determinedly

monstrously

heinously

scandalously

anxiously

distractedly

shockingly

worriedly

desperately

atrociously

venturesomely

mindlessly

negligently

senselessly

inattentively

unguardedly

stupidly

inconsiderately

neglectfully

improvidently

unmindfully

unheedingly

misguidedly

irrationally

ill-judgedly

brashly

regardlessly

impolitically

unreasoningly

idiotically

witlessly

remissly

unintelligently

sillily

brainlessly

hotheadedly

dumbly

unreasonably

imbecilically

moronically

short-sightedly

undiscerningly

unobservantly

indifferently

tactlessly

obtusely

inadvisably

daftly

ignorantly

spontaneously

inanely

densely

simplemindedly

thickly

fatuously

sloppily

simply

doltishly

thickheadedly

inadvertently

prematurely

blindly

nonsensically

casually

absent-mindedly

vacuously

slowly

slipshodly

dimly

forgetfully

unsafely

adventurously

boneheadedly

unconcernedly

gormlessly

venturously

dozily

dopily

dorkily

unpremeditatedly

weak-mindedly

shortsightedly

asininely

gracelessly

unwatchfully

suddenly

naively

vapidly

oafishly

cretinously

impractically

inexpediently

crazily

indiscriminately

undiplomatically

softheadedly

pointlessly

imbecilely

imperceptively

wrong-headedly

flightily

simple-mindedly

apathetically

disregardfully

laxly

ineptly

absurdly

indelicately

ridiculously

unperceptively

opaquely

inappropriately

unsoundly

blithely

uncritically

immaturely

illogically

softly

meaninglessly

reactively

blockheadedly

stolidly

obliviously

deafly

insensately

deficiently

randomly

passingly

slackly

cluelessly

unstudiedly

haphazardly

capriciously

unselectively

preposterously

fantastically

delinquently

nonchalantly

parenthetically

trivially

superficially

ludicrously

overboldly

dimwittedly

halfwittedly

lackadaisically

mistakenly

frenziedly

fierily

insuppressibly

unexpectedly

gullibly

cavalierly

oscitantly

quickly

swiftly

uncaringly

confusedly

dippily

uncontrolledly

giddily

laughably

puerilely

wrongly

barmily

bovinely

futilely

ad hocly

listlessly

fruitlessly

shallowly

uncarefully

credulously

suicidally

overconfidently

insanely

unsympathetically

risibly

infelicitously

abstractedly

helter-skelter

warily

uncautiously

unthoughtfully

unconsciously

goofily

adventuresomely

backwardly

unintellectually

feeble-mindedly

daffily

unwarrantedly

erroneously

feeblemindedly

sluggishly

carefreely

unfastidiously

uninterestedly

unadvisedly

uncreatively

unimaginatively

unfoundedly

fallaciously

without thinking

undesirably

cloddishly

unsuitably

deludedly

impracticably

woodenly

unworkably

myopically

promiscuously

extemporaneously

instinctively

fancifully

extravagantly

ardently

eagerly

vehemently

errantly

lazily

detachedly

intuitively

whimsically

uninhibitedly

involuntarily

unreflectingly

fervidly

restively

unrealistically

dispassionately

insouciantly

freakishly

unpromptedly

emotionally

unrepressedly

in the heat of the moment

unadvisably

incuriously

relaxedly

unheedfully

unpredictably

abandonedly

gauchely

crudely

gruffly

automatically

hectically

perfunctorily

indiscriminatingly

unwittingly

untactfully

unpolitically

sharply

roughly

bluntly

uncivilly

unsubtly

harshly

tardily

awkwardly

bunglingly

crassly

clumsily

vulgarly

maladroitly

barratrously

inconsistently

reprehensibly

culpably

blameworthily

willfully

incidentally

purblindly

triflingly

frivolously

simplistically

glibly

in an unguarded moment

schematically

insubstantially

without rhyme or reason

emptily

sketchily

hollowly

frothily

facilely

flimsily

paltrily

vainly

piddlingly

farcically

wishy-washily

pettily

more ❯

Adverb

▲

In an indiscriminate manner

indiscriminately

aimlessly

blindly

randomly

unsystematically

at random

chaotically

erratically

haphazardly

injudiciously

non-selectively

uncritically

undiscriminatingly

unmethodically

wildly

arbitrarily

carelessly

casually

desultorily

instinctively

madly

mindlessly

thoughtlessly

unthinkingly

wholesale

confusedly

promiscuously

purposelessly

undiscerningly

unselectively

without method

without exception

across the board

disorganizedly^US

disorganisedly^UK

disorderlily

undirectedly

scatteredly

uncoordinatedly

irregularly

messily

jumbledly

sloppily

unpredictably

unpremeditatedly

heedlessly

capriciously

directionlessly

disorderedly

waywardly

topsy-turvily

unkemptly

designlessly

undisciplinedly

insouciantly

credulously

naively

cursorily

airily

perfunctorily

incidentally

unevenly

inconsistently

whimsically

shambolically

uncontrolledly

unrestrainedly

heterogeneously

inefficiently

unsettledly

unpreparedly

wantonly

indiscriminatingly

inconstantly

untidily

incoherently

unquestioningly

irresponsibly

unreasoningly

implicitly

fitfully

sporadically

slipshodly

disheveledly^US

mussily

dishevelledly^UK

blanketly

haphazard

variably

indifferently

anarchically

remissly

unperceptively

willy-nilly

in all directions

lackadaisically

illogically

uncertainly

indeterminately

flukily

unfastidiously

omnivorously

entropically

frenziedly

fractally

aleatorily

stochastically

nonuniformly

disconnectedly

imprudently

imperceptively

extensively

comprehensively

goallessly

vagrantly

flightily

pointlessly

wanderingly

driftingly

accidentally

chancily

incalculably

thoroughly

driftlessly

unexpectedly

unaccountably

unscientifically

approximately

unconsciously

spontaneously

all at once

on a large scale

more ❯

Adverb

▲

With strength, energy, force or power

strongly

explosively

energetically

forcefully

hard

powerfully

rigorously

aggressively

forcibly

intensely

relentlessly

spiritedly

vigorously

assertively

dynamically

emphatically

ferociously

mightily

actively

fiercely

furiously

strenuously

indomitably

invincibly

madly

steadily

violently

wildly

like gangbusters

with a vengeance

with might and main

to beat the band

with all one’s might

with energy

with force

with vigor^US

with vigour^UK

severely

firmly

robustly

animatedly

boisterously

briskly

earnestly

like fury

viciously

roughly

savagely

vivaciously

vehemently

determinedly

resoundingly

resolutely

zealously

muscularly

potently

boldly

fierily

passionately

authoritatively

unwaveringly

unyieldingly

effectively

unfalteringly

unrelentingly

tenaciously

sturdily

hardly

decidedly

feistily

staunchly

gutsily

enthusiastically

doggedly

compellingly

obstinately

keenly

stoutly

insistently

purposefully

domineeringly

commandingly

influentially

heartily

steadfastly

livelily

dominantly

inflexibly

convincingly

persuasively

ardently

eagerly

unswervingly

drivingly

pushily

toughly

decisively

lustily

effectually

fervently

confidently

unbendingly

single-mindedly

bullishly

fanatically

vitally

positively

burningly

flamingly

unrestrainedly

assuredly

punchily

intensively

steelily

sharply

efficaciously

urgently

greatly

tellingly

unbridledly

rabidly

impressively

profoundly

unflinchingly

uncompromisingly

peppily

zippily

imperiously

bossily

audaciously

torridly

perseveringly

unshakably

imposingly

persistently

obdurately

committedly

surely

unshakeably

overbearingly

weightily

uncontrolledly

untiringly

pushingly

unmalleably

cogently

stiffly

demandingly

tirelessly

intently

coercively

indefatigably

intransigently

stubbornly

unshakenly

trenchantly

soundly

strong-mindedly

materially

roundly

perfervidly

feverishly

fervidly

thoroughly

emotionally

acutely

extremely

deeply

unhesitatingly

ambitiously

demonstratively

terribly

fixedly

warmly

adamantly

heavily

dreadfully

excruciatingly

ragingly

almightily

explicitly

incandescently

rigidly

blisteringly

wholeheartedly

religiously

definitively

blazingly

frightfully

peremptorily

zestfully

enterprisingly

heatedly

grittily

ghastlily

flamboyantly

effervescently

masterfully

exquisitely

controllingly

hellaciously

fearsomely

glowingly

fearfully

spryly

competitively

consumingly

movingly

rousingly

stirringly

harshly

racily

sparkily

spunkily

impactfully

excessively

bitingly

uncontrollably

virilely

indubitably

incisively

impetuously

imperatively

rampantly

intemperately

pertinaciously

devastatingly

motivationally

stimulatingly

unfetteredly

intelligently

plausibly

lucidly

categorically

validly

overwhelmingly

self-confidently

self-assuredly

affectingly

provocatively

grimly

ringingly

consequentially

deliriously

intuitively

relevantly

satisfyingly

incontestably

undisputedly

conclusively

unambiguously

vibrantly

infallibly

formidably

insightfully

pertinently

ingeniously

completely

dictatorially

militantly

autocratically

unmistakably

clearly

ruggedly

strictly

thoroughgoingly

brassily

magnetically

electrically

crushingly

volatilely

roaringly

brutally

overpoweringly

magisterially

fluidly

unequivocally

obviously

distinctly

evidently

sweepingly

totally

forwardly

really hard

very hard

stalwartly

strong

undauntedly

fearlessly

whole-heartedly

immovably

definitely

truely

collectedly

daringly

composedly

exhaustively

constantly

intrepidly

unalterably

implacably

determinately

stably

certainly

unremittingly

excitedly

prevailingly

unqualifiedly

inexpugnably

undeviatingly

ruthlessly

unmixedly

hardily

high-handedly

manically

charismatically

productively

consistently

directly

importunately

pressingly

sparklingly

frenetically

obsessedly

solidly

flourishingly

electrifyingly

excitingly

seriously

deliberately

cocksurely

mulishly

dazzlingly

dashingly

zestily

bustlingly

exigently

stonily

unquenchably

bitterly

crucially

pivotally

inspiringly

inspirationally

readily

downrightly

unconditionally

colourfully^UK

bouncily

vividly

perkily

airily

animately

colorfully^US

kinetically

patiently

inexorably

instrumentally

bluntly

touchingly

meaningfully

hoppingly

thrivingly

busily

snappily

freshly

pushfully

enticingly

alluringly

seductively

bouncingly

friskily

breezily

unflaggingly

pertly

radiantly

springily

vibratingly

clamantly

direly

perseverantly

cryingly

monotonously

reiteratively

continuously

competently

successfully

centrally

capably

fatefully

strikingly

contributorily

usefully

responsibly

ably

efficiently

formatively

operatively

inducingly

considerably

critically

encouragingly

momentously

monumentally

taxingly

arduously

exhaustingly

jauntily

gaily

spankingly

jazzily

solemnly

pointedly

soberly

ungovernably

inordinately

riotously

dauntlessly

unsentimentally

nervily

resiliently

tough-mindedly

titanically

unmanageably

immoderately

painfully

desperately

convulsively

enragedly

agonizingly^US

ruinously

hotly

concentratedly

tumultuously

stormily

frenziedly

tempestuously

turbulently

paroxysmally

outrageously

volcanically

more ❯

Adverb

▲

In an emotional or excited manner

urgently

emotionally

anxiously

excitedly

enthusiastically

impetuously

vigorously

passionately

ardently

fervently

fervidly

perfervidly

fierily

wholeheartedly

zealously

profoundly

intensely

vehemently

feverishly

keenly

torridly

deeply

demonstratively

incandescently

flamingly

religiously

earnestly

blazingly

violently

heartfeltly

heatedly

glowingly

fiercely

fanatically

powerfully

burningly

overpoweringly

inspiredly

stirringly

animatedly

vividly

sincerely

rousingly

overemotionally

mushily

sentimentally

romantically

touchingly

movingly

emotively

melodramatically

furiously

warmly

eagerly

consumingly

strongly

frenziedly

ragingly

forcefully

extremely

uncontrollably

acutely

hectically

more ❯

Adverb

▲

In an incoherent manner

incoherently

aimlessly

ambiguously

brokenly

chaotically

confusedly

disconnectedly

discontinuously

disjointedly

drunkenly

frenziedly

illegibly

illogically

incomprehensibly

indistinctly

ineptly

randomly

sloppily

spasmodically

uncertainly

unclearly

unintelligibly

unrecognizably

unsystematically

wildly

Adverb

▲

Adverb for displaying a lack of sensibleness or good judgment

dottily

crazily

daftly

madly

nuttily

insanely

sillily

foolishly

wackily

loonily

stupidly

kookily

senselessly

dippily

daffily

absurdly

whackily

fatuously

nonsensically

witlessly

preposterously

brainlessly

asininely

balmily

dementedly

unwisely

crazedly

battily

zanily

psychotically

barmily

simplemindedly

mentally

certifiably

cockeyedly

loopily

jerkily

sappily

ineptly

unstably

ridiculously

frenziedly

distraughtly

psychopathically

distractedly

bizarrely

ravingly

deliriously

eccentrically

manically

barkingly

hysterically

oddly

peculiarly

weirdly

queerly

illogically

goofily

strangely

unconventionally

impractically

idiosyncratically

twistedly

weak-mindedly

maniacally

unsoundly

fruitily

scattily

crankily

brainsickly

irrationally

berserkly

wildly

rabidly

disorderedly

unsettledly

psychopathologically

sociopathically

schizophrenically

uncontrollably

ragingly

sickly

mindlessly

confusedly

neurotically

idiotically

flakily^UK

unreasonably

uncontrolledly

paranoidly

pottily

bemusedly

dreamily

demoniacally

wrongly

dazedly

sparely

unsafely

fantastically

invalidly

aberrantly

postally

furiously

rampantly

gibberingly

inanely

imbecilically

unintelligently

moronically

giddily

ludicrously

dumbly

doltishly

flightily

simply

gormlessly

thickheadedly

imprudently

thoughtlessly

puerilely

dimly

vacuously

thickly

frivolously

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dizzily

laughably

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recklessly

cretinously

risibly

imbecilely

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ill-advisedly

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yeastily

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frothily

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outlandishly

light-mindedly

obtusely

incautiously

capriciously

indiscreetly

futilely

feeble-mindedly

kinkily

softly

funnily

fancifully

halfwittedly

quirkily

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carelessly

childishly

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curiously

densely

vapidly

heedlessly

ignorantly

lightheadedly

farcically

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incongruously

unreally

inconsistently

simple-mindedly

oafishly

impolitically

immaturely

opaquely

unusually

impetuously

rumly

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remarkably

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carefreely

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grotesquely

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clownishly

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weakly

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nitwittedly

unrealistically

quizzically

excitably

incredibly

outrageously

impracticably

unbelievably

dorkily

insouciantly

short-sightedly

retardedly

hilariously

meaninglessly

vacantly

backwardly

derisorily

derisively

shockingly

astonishingly

pathetically

monstrously

cluelessly

bathetically

defectively

bovinely

changeably

unsteadily

anomalously

unworkably

surreally

untenably

callowly

obsessedly

obstinately

insipidly

forgetfully

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unpredictably

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greenly

credulously

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excitedly

unnaturally

precipitately

soppily

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haphazardly

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temerariously

inconstantly

originally

juvenilely

facetiously

negligently

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daringly

regardlessly

imaginatively

lightly

chimerically

perkily

arbitrarily

crotchetily

creatively

randomly

chancily

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Adverb for feeling fear or frightened

scaredly

frightenedly

fearfully

nervously

panickily

agitatedly

alarmedly

worriedly

horrifiedly

hysterically

shakily

jumpily

jitterily

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frozenly

funkily

timorously

windily

apprehensively

spinelessly

tremulously

affrightedly

perturbedly

frenziedly

scarily

tensely

cowardlily

timidly

uneasily

concernedly

nervily

fretfully

pusillanimously

cowedly

troubledly

yellowly

faint-heartedly

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▲

Adverb for hectic, full of work or activities

busily

hectically

chaotically

exactingly

tiringly

actively

arduously

challengingly

demandingly

eventfully

frenetically

frenziedly

hardly

livelily

toughly

exhaustingly

laboriously

energetically

harshly

restlessly

severely

taxingly

testingly

tryingly

turbulently

unsparingly

animatedly

burdensomely

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furiously

riotously

strenuously

tirelessly

tumultuously

wildly

bumpily

imperiously

onerously

raucously

rowdily

spiritedly

unrulily

wearingly

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▲

Adverb for having lost hope

despairingly

desperately

hopelessly

despondently

depressedly

melancholily

suicidally

dejectedly

miserably

disconsolately

downcastly

forlornly

inconsolably

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anguishedly

distressedly

heartbrokenly

anxiously

desolately

dismally

gloomily

discouragedly

disheartenedly

pessimistically

resignedly

defeatistly

dolorously

bleakly

bluely

brokenheartedly

cynically

melancholically

painedly

sadly

wearily

Adverb

▲

Adverb for absent-minded, troubled, distracted

distractedly

absent-mindedly

abstractedly

preoccupiedly

absently

inattentively

absorbedly

distantly

forgetfully

obliviously

agitatedly

deliriously

distraughtly

frenziedly

heedlessly

hysterically

unawarely

vaguely

dreamily

unmindfully

Adverb

▲

Adverb for causing or creating excitement

thrillingly

excitingly

stirringly

stimulatingly

exhilaratingly

rousingly

breathtakingly

electrifyingly

inspiringly

intoxicatingly

grippingly

fascinatingly

electrically

rivetingly

galvanically

movingly

dramatically

sensationally

awesomely

enchantingly

miraculously

wondrously

emotionally

livelily

fabulously

emotively

headily

magnificently

overwhelmingly

inspirationally

spiritedly

delightfully

passionately

animatedly

inspiritingly

anthemically

wildly

quakingly

vibratingly

exquisitely

largely

madly

swingingly

mind-blowingly

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heart-stoppingly

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• 1
  frantically
  
  

  [‘fræntɪk(ə)lɪ]

  нареч.

  безумно, неистово, яростно

  Our philosopher was heartily and even frantically in love. — Наш философ был сильно и даже неистово влюблён.

  Англо-русский современный словарь > frantically

• 2
  frantically
  
  

  Англо-русский синонимический словарь > frantically

• 3
  frantically
  
  

  Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > frantically

• 4
  frantically
  
  

  [ʹfræntık(ə)lı]

  неистово, бешено, безумно

  НБАРС > frantically

• 5
  frantically
  
  

  Универсальный англо-русский словарь > frantically

• 6
  frantically
  
  

  безумно, неистово, яростно

  Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > frantically

• 7
  frantically
  
  

  * * *

  неистово, бешено, безумно

  * * *

  бешено

  * * *

  * * *

  безумно

  Новый англо-русский словарь > frantically

• 8
  frantically
  
  

  English-Russian smart dictionary > frantically

• 9
  frantically
  
  

  adv неистово, бешено, безумно

  Синонимический ряд:

  frenziedly (other) fanatically; ferociously; feverishly; fiercely; frenziedly; furiously; hard; hardly; like crazy (colloquial); like mad; madly; stormily; tumultuously; turbulently; vehemently; violently; wildly

  English-Russian base dictionary > frantically

• 10
  frantically
  
  

  English-Russian big medical dictionary > frantically

• 11
  crowd frantically eddied
  
  

  Универсальный англо-русский словарь > crowd frantically eddied

• 12
  the crowd frantically eddied
  
  

  Универсальный англо-русский словарь > the crowd frantically eddied

• 13
  неистово
  
  

  Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > неистово

• 14
  gesticulate
  
  

  Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > gesticulate

• 15
  ass over teakettle
  
  

  Универсальный англо-русский словарь > ass over teakettle

• 16
  from side to side
  
  

  со стороны в сторону

  из края в край

  от одного края до другого

  туда-сюда

  the fleet stretched four miles from side to side

  Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > from side to side

• 17
  applaud
  
  

  1. III

  1) applaud smb., smth. applaud an actor аплодировать /рукоплескать/ актеру и т. д.; встречать актера и т. д. аплодисментами

  2) applaud smth. the idea одобрять /приветствовать/ эту идею /мысль/ и т. д.

  2. IV

  applaud smb., smth. in some manner

  1) applaud smb., smth. warmly тепло и т. д. аплодировать /рукоплескать/ кому-л., чему-л., горячо и т. д. приветствовать кого-л., что-л., тепло и т. д. встречать кого-л., что-л. аплодисментами

  3. XI

  be applauded by smb. the speaker was applauded by the audience слушатели /зрители/ приветствовали оратора аплодисментами

  4. XXI1

  applaud smb. for smth. applaud the boy for his cleverness восхищаться сообразительностью мальчика и т. д.; I applaud you for your courage хвалю вас за мужество

  English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > applaud

• 18
  call
  
  

  1. I

  1) 1 heard smb. calling я слышал, что кто-то звал /кричал/; did you hear me call? вы слышали, как я звал?; obey when duty calls подчиняться требованию долга /, когда призывает долг/; [this is] London calling говорит Лондон

  2) did anybody call? кто-нибудь приходил /был/?; he was out when I called его не было [дома], когда я заходил

  2. II

  call at some time call often заходить /наведываться/ часто и т. д.; I’ll call tomorrow я забегу завтра; has the laundry called yet? из прачечной уже приезжали?; very few neighbours have called yet нас пока навестили еще очень немногие соседи; call somewhere call there заходить туда; all sorts of people call here сюда заходят всякие люди

  3. III

  1) call smb., smth. call a dog звать /окликать, подзывать/ собаку и т. д.; I called him but he didn’t hear me я крикнул ему, но он меня не услышал; your mother is calling you тебя зовет мать; call a doctor вызывать врача и т. д., call smb.’s name окликать кого-л. по имени, выкрикивать чье-л. имя; call a register делать перекличку; call a meeting созывать собрание; call a strike объявлять забастовку

  2) call smb., smth. usually in the interrogative what are you going to call the baby? как вы собираетесь назвать ребенка?; what do you call this flower? как называется этот цветок?; I don’t know what to call it не знаю, как это назвать

  4. IV

  1) call smb. in some manner call smb. persistently настоятельно и т. д. звать кого-л.; call smb. together созывать кого-л.; call smb. somewhere call smb. aside отзывать кого-л. в сторону; call smb. down попросить кого-л. сойти вниз; call smb. in

  приглашать кого-л. войти; call the children in позовите детей домой /в дом/; call smb. at some time he asked to call him early он просил разбудить его рано

  2) call smb. at some time please call me tomorrow пожалуйста, позвоните мне завтра [по телефону]

  5. V

  1) call smb. smth., smb. call smb. a taxi вызывать кому-л. /для кого-л./ такси и т. д.

  2) call smb. smth., smb. call the baby Mary называть ребенка [именем] Мэри и т. д.; his name is Richard but we all call him Dick его имя Ричард, но мы все зовем его Диком; call smb. a liar называть /обзывать/ кого-л. лжецом и т. д.).

  3) call smth. smb., smth. call it a swindle считать /называть/ это мошенничеством и т. д.; do you call English an easy language? вы считаете /можете назвать/ английский язык легким?; I call that show a success по-моему, спектакль имел успех; this is what I call real coffee вот это я называю настоящим кофе

  6. VI

  call smth. as possessing some quality call smth. fair считать что-л. справедливым и т. д.; I don’t call this cheap я не нахожу, что это дешево

  7. VII

  call smb. to do smth. call the police to stop the fight позвать полицию, чтобы прекратить драку и т. д., call smth. to do smth. he called her name to see if she was at home он позвал ее по имени, чтобы проверить, дома ли она /чтобы убедиться, что она дома/

  8. XI

  1) be called in some manner the singer was called three times певца вызывали три раза; be called somewhere be called to the manager быть вызванным к управляющему и т. д.; I was called home on urgent business меня вызвали домой по срочному делу; the ambassador was called home посол был отозван; be called to smth. his attention was called to the dangerous state of the building ему указали /его внимание обратили/ на аварийное состояние здания; the meeting was called to order by the chairman председатель призвал собрание к порядку; be called for some time the meeting was called for Monday собрание было назначено на понедельник be called into being быть вызванным к жизни, возникнуть; the plant was called into being by war requirements этот завод появился в ответ на требования военного времени

  2) be called smth. be called John зваться Джоном и т. д.; what is it called? как это называется?; the book is called «The Gadfly» книга называется «Овод»; be called after smb. fin smb.’s honour/ be called after smb.’s mother быть названным в честь матери и т. д.

  3) be called smb., smth. be called the best writer of the period считаться /слыть/ лучшим писателем своего времени и т. д.; Chaucer is called the Father of English Poetry Чосера называют отцом английской поэзии

  4) be called on [by smb.]’ I don’t like to be called on before 11 a. m. я не люблю, когда ко мне приходят до одиннадцати утра; we were called on by the neighbours нас навестили /к нам зашли/ соседи; be called for the letter will be called for за письмом и т. д. придут /зайдут/; this envelope is to be left till called for конверт лежит /остается/ здесь, пока за ним не придут

  5) be called for strong measures are called for необходимы /нужны, требуются/ решительные меры и т. д.; you must take such steps as seem to be called for вы должны предпринять необходимые шаги; an explanation is called for a данном случае не обойтись без объяснений; no excuses are called for объяснений не требуется; if a second edition is called for если возникнет необходимость во втором издании; be called on to do smth. be called upon to speak оказаться вынужденным выступить и т. д.; my friend was called upon to make a report моего друга попросили выступить с отчетом /с докладом/; he felt called upon to speak он счел себя не в праве промолчать; I was never called on to play мне ни разу не пришлось играть; I feel called upon to warn you я чувствую себя обязанным предупредить вас

  9. XIII

  call to do smth. I called to see how you were я заходил, чтобы узнать, как вы поживаете и т. д.’, а man has called to read the electric power meter приходил какой-то человек снять показания счетчика

  10. XVI

  1) call for smth., smb. call for a taxi позвать /остановить/ такси и т. д., call for help звать на помощь; call for smb. звать кого-л.; call to smb. I called to him but he appeared not to hear я его окликнул, но он, казалось, не слышал; call to smb. to do smth. /for smth./ he called to me to help /for help/ он позвал меня на помощь; call to smth. the trumpet called to battle труба звала в бой; call from some place call from the roof кричать с крыши и т. д.; call across smth. call across a river звать /кричать/ с того берега реки и т. д.’, call upon smb. I now call upon Mr. Smith я предоставляю слово господину Смиту, слово имеет господин Смит

  2) call at some place call at smb.’s house заходить к кому-л. домой и т. д.;I will call at the post office on my way home я зайду на почту по дороге домой; the train calls at every station поезд останавливается на каждой станции; the boat calls at intermediate ports пароход заходит в промежуточные порты; call on smb. call on a friend заходить к другу /приятелю/ и т. д.’, I shall call on him personally я сам к нему загляну; they are not people one can call upon они не такие люди, к которым можно зайти запросто; we must call on our new neighbour нам надо навестить нашего нового соседа; call at some time call at noon заходить в полдень и т. д.; call for some time call for a moment зайти / заскочить/ на минутку и т. д.; call for smth., smb. call for the parcel заходить за посылкой и т. д., call for orders явиться за указаниями; he called for me with a car он заехал за мной на машине; I’ll call for you at your house я заеду или зайду за вами домой

  3) callf rom some place call from a pay booth

  4) call on smb. I hope we shall not have to call on you я надеюсь, нам не придется прибегать к вашим услугам, обращаться к вам [за помощью]; call on smth. call on smb.’s help прибегать к чьей-л. помощи и т. д.; call on smb.’s knowledge использовать чьи-л. звания и т.д., I had to call upon all my strength мне пришлось напрячь все силы; call on smb. for smth. call on you for help обращаться к вам за помощью и т. д., call on him for a speech просить его выступить; call on smb. to do smth. call upon us to help /on us to give assistance/ взывать к нам о помощи и т. д.; you must call on him to apologize вы должны потребовать, чтобы он извинился; the teacher called on him to answer учитель вызвал его отвечать

  5) call for smth. call for a discussion выступать с требованием провести дискуссию /обсуждение/ и т. д.; call for drastic measures требовать решительных мер и т. д.; the situation calls for tact and patience в такой ситуации необходимы такт и терпение /нужно вооружиться тактом и терпением/; the results of the experiment called for a discussion было необходимо обсудить результаты опыта

  11. XVIII

  call oneself smb., smth. call oneself a colonel называть себя полковником и т.д., назваться полковником и т. д.

  12. XXI1

  1) call smb. to smth. call the children into the house звать детей в дом и т. д.; will you call the family to dinner? будьте добры позвать всех обедать; they called him to the Ministry его вызвали в министерство; call smth. smb. for smb. call a taxi for me вызовите мне такси и т.д., would you call the porter for me? будьте добры, позовите мне носильщика; call smb. by smth. call him by wireless вызвать его телеграммой и т. д., call smb. at some time call smb. at six o’clock

  2) call smth., smb. to smth. call the meeting to order призывать собрание к порядку и т. д.; three times during the lesson the teacher had to call one of the pupils to attention три раза за время урока преподавателю пришлось обратиться к ученику /окликнуть ученика/, чтобы он не отвлекался; call smb. to account призвать кого-л. к ответу; call smth., smb. to mind вспоминать что-л., кого-л.; I can’t call this scene to mind я не могу вспомнить эту сцену; call smb.’s attention to the picture обращать чье-л. внимание на картину и т.д., please call attention to any errors that you find просьба сообщать о всех замеченных ошибках; she tried not to call attention to herself она старалась не привлекать к себе внимания

  3) || call smth. into being /into existence/ создать что-л., вызвать /пробудить/ что-л. к жизни; better living conditions called into being new and wider Interest вследствие улучшения условий жизни возникли / появились/ новые, более широкие интересы

  4) call smb. by some name call the child by the name of Paul назвать ребенка именем Поль /Полем/ и т. д.; don’t call me by my first name не называйте меня no имени; call smb., smth. after smb., smth. call the child after his father называть ребенка именем /в честь/ отца и т. д.; call smth. in some language what do you call this in Russian? как это называется по-русски? id call things by their true /proper/ names называть вещи своими именами

  5) call smb. from somewhere call smb. from London || call smb. on the telephone позвонить кому-л. по телефону

  13. XXVI

  1) call smth. what… you can call it what you like можете называть это, как хотите

  2) call smb. when… call me when you arrive позвоните мне, когда приедете и т. д.

  14. XXVII2

  1) call on smb. while… someone called on you while /when/ you were out кто-то приходил к вам, пока вас не было

  English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > call

• 19
  pull
  
  

  1. I

  the cord won’t pull шнур не вытягивается /не выдергивается/; the bell-wire won’t pull шнур [дверного] колокольчика где-то заело; you pull and I’ll push ты тяни [к себе], а я буду толкать [сзади]; pull! к себе!

  2. II

  4) pull in some manner my pipe is pulling very badly моя трубка плохо и т.д. тянет

  3. III

  1) pull smth., smb. pull a cart тянуть /тащить, везти/ телегу и т.д.; pull а bell-горе дергать за шнур звонка и т.д.; pull smb.’s hair дергать кого-л. за волосы и т.д.; pull the trigger нажимать на курок, спускать курок

  2) pull smth. pull carrots собирать морковь и т.д.; pull weeds пропалывать /удалять/ сорняки; pull a tooth удалять /выдергивать/ зуб; pull a cork вытаскивать пробку; pull a knife а) вытаскивать /выхватывать/ нож; б) грозить ножом; pull many votes собрать много голосов id pull a face /faces/ гримасничать, строить рожи; pull smb.’s leg водить кого-л. за нос

  3) pull smth. coll. the police believe they pulled all three robberies полиция считает, что все три ограбления pull их работа

  4. IV

  1) pull smth. in same manner pull smth. energetically энергично /сильно/ и т.д. тащить /тянуть/ что-л.; pull smth. sharply резко дергать за что-л. и т.д.; pull smth., smb. somewhere pull smth. nearer пододвигать /подтягивать/ что-л. [поближе]; pull back the chairs отодвигать стулья; pull back one’s foot отдергивать ногу; I was on the point of sitting down when smb. pulled away the chair and I fell down я собирался сесть, когда кто-то отодвинул стул, и я упал; pull the shades down опускать шторы и т.д.; pull down that branch, please пожалуйста, нагните вот ту ветку; pull up a shade поднимать штору и т.д.; she can’t climb very well and we had to pull her up она плохо взбирается в гору, и нам пришлось тащить ее вверх; pull down a flag а) приспустить флаг; б) сорвать флаг; pull in one’s horns втягивать /прятать/ рожки и т.д.

  2) pull smth. somewhere pull one’s hat off снимать /стаскивать/ шляпу и т.д.; pull off one’s clothes стягивать с себя одежду и т.д.; pull off leaves срывать листья; pull off the bark обдирать кору; pull off branches отламывать ветки и т.д.; pull on one’s stockings натягивать чулки и т.д.; pull up one’s socks натягивать носки и т.д.; pull up one’s sleeves закатать /засучить/ рукава; pull out threads выдергивать /вытягивать/ нитки и т.д., pull out hair выдергивать /выдирать/ волосы; pull out a letter вытащить /вынуть/ письмо и т.д.; pull out a knife выхватывать нож и т.д.; pull out a tooth удалять зуб; pull out a drawer выдвигать ящик; pull out a cork вытаскивать пробку; he pulled out a handkerchief он вытащил [из кармана] носовой платок

  5. VI

  pull smth. to some state pull the door shut закрыть дверь и т.д.; pull smth. taut туго затягивать что-л.

  6. XII

  have smth. pulled somewhere I’ve had a tooth pulled out мне удаляли зуб

  7. XVI

  1) pull at smth. pull at one’s tie теребить галстук, дергать за галстук и т.д.; pull at the handle тянуть за ручку

  2) pull for /towards/ smth. pull for the shore направляться /двигаться/ к берегу и т.д.; pull off the road съезжать с дороги; pull into smth. the train pulled into the station поезд подошел к станции; the train pulled out of the station поезд отошел от станции; the ship pulled out of the harbour корабль вышел из гавани; the plane pulled out of the dive самолет вышел из пике; the circus pulls out of town tonight цирк сегодня уезжает из города

  3) pull through smth. pull through an illness выздороветь; you’ll need every ounce of strength you have to pull through this вам необходимо напрячь все силы, чтобы преодолеть это /выпутаться из этого/

  4) at smth. pull at a cigar затянуться сигарой ; pull at a bottle тянуть /потягивать/ из бутылки и т.д.

  8. XXI1

  1) pull smth., smb. along smth. pull a cart along the road тащить /тянуть, везти/ телегу и т.д. по дороге и т.д.; pull smb. up and down the river возить /катать/ кого-л. вверх и вниз по реке; pull smth. to the table подтянуть /пододвинуть/ что-л. к столу и т.д.; pull smb., smth. into the room втащить кого-л., что-л. в комнату и т.д.; pull smb., smth. off a chair стягивать /стаскивать/ кого-л., что-л. со стула и т.д.; pull smb., smth. out of the water вытаскивать кого-л., что-л. из воды и т.д.; pull a plug out of a socket вынимать /вытаскивать/ штепсель из розетки; pull smth. through the hole протащить что-л. через дыру; pull smb., smth. back from the edge of the river оттащить кого-л., что-л. от берега [реки] и т.д.; pull smb. back from danger избавить кого-л. от опасности; pull smb. by smth. pull smb. by the hair дергать кого-л. за волосы и т.д.; pull smb. by the ear надрать кому-л. уши; pull smth. on smb. pull a knife on smb. грозить кому-л. ножом и т.д., нападать на кого-л. с ножом и т.д.

  2) pull smth. over smth. pull one’s cap /one’s hat/ over one’s ears натянуть /нахлобучить/ шапку на уши и т.д.; pull one’s blanket over one’s face натягивать одеяло на голову, укрываться одеялом с головой и т.д.; pull smth. in smth. pull a ligament in one’s leg растянуть связки ноги и т.д.

  3) pull smth. up by smth. pull up a tree by the roots вырывать дерево и т.д. с корнями

  4) pull off smth. from smth. pull off the bark from a tree снимать /сдирать/ кору с дерева; pull off a piece from the stick отломать кусок палки || pull smth. to pieces /to bits/ разорвать, разобрать что-л. на куска, на части; pull the cloth to pieces /to bits/ разорвать /разодрать/ материал и т.д. на куски /в клочья/; the baby pulled the toy to pieces ребенок разломал игрушку; pull smb.’s proposal to pieces раскритиковать /разбить/ чье-л. предложение в пух и прах и т.д.

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  stir
  
  

  1. I

  1) the sleeper began to stir спящий пошевелился; if you stir I shall shoot если ты двинешься с места, буду стрелять; not a leaf stirred ни один листок не шелохнулся; there was no breath of air stirring в воздухе не было ни ветерка

  2) not a soul was stir ring все спали, ни одна живая душа не бодрствовала

  2. II

  3. III

  1) stir smth. stir soup мешать/помешивать, размешивать/ суп и т.д.; stir the cereal so it won’t stick to the pot помешайте кашу, чтоб она не пристала к кастрюле /не пригорела/; stir a mixture взбалтывать смесь и т.д.; the wind stirred the leaves ветер шелестел листвой; the wind stirred the waters от ветра на воде пошла рябь; not a breath stirs the lake гладь озера неподвижна; stir a foot

  2) stir smb. stir the audience вызвать волнение у зрителей и т.д., тронуть /взволновать/ зрителей и т.д.; stir smth. stir the senses волновать /будоражить/ чувства и т.д.; stir smb.’s interest возбуждать /вызывать/ у кого-л. интерес и т.д.

  4. IV

  1) stir smth. in some manner stir smth. vigorously энергично и т.д. помешивать /размешивать/ что-л.

  2) stir smb. in some manner stir smb. profoundly глубоко и т.д. волновать /будоражить/ кого-л.

  5. VII

  stir smth. to do smth. he won’t stir a finger /hand or foot/ to help us он и пальцем не пошевельнет, чтоб помочь нам

  6. XI

  be stirred by smth. he was deeply stirred by the news его глубоко взволновала эта новость; the audience was deeply stirred by his speech его речь глубоко тронула всех присутствующих; be stirred into smth. he was stirred into passionate anger ere довели до белого каления

  7. XVI

  1) stir from some place usually in the negative to stir from the place /from the spot/ after that set of tennis, I couldn’t even stir from the chair после этой партии в теннис я не мог даже подняться со стула; he settled in Brighton and never stirred from it он поселился в Брайтоне и никогда оттуда не выезжал; don’t stir from here никуда отсюда не уходи; she never stirs out of the house она никогда не выходит из дому; something stirred in the wood что-то зашевелилось в лесу, в лесу появилось какое-то движение; stir for some time don’t stir for a moment не шевелись /не двигайся/ минутку

  2) stir in smth. it was early and no one was stirring in the house было рано, и в доме еще спали; she stirred in her sleep она пошевелилась во сне; stir with smth. the city was stirring with new life город и т.д. просыпался к новой жизни; новые веяния всколыхнули город и т.д.; his heart stirred with shame and anger его душу охватил стыд и гнев

  3) stir in smth. pity stirred in his heart у него в душе шевельнулась жалость; odd sensations stirred in him в нем заговорили странные чувства

  8. XVIII

  stir oneself you’d better stir yourself а) давай, пошевеливайся; б) тебе надо встряхнуться

  9. XXI1

  1) stir smth. with smth. stir one’s tea with a spoon мешать /размешивать/ чай и т.д. ложкой; stir the fire with a poker помешивать огонь кочергой; stir smth. into smth. stir the cream into the soup влить сливки в суп и размешать; stir sugar into my tea положить сахар мне в чай и размешать

  2) stir smb. to smth. stir the people to revolt поднять народ на восстание и т.д.; stir smb. to pity вызвать у кого-л. жалость; stir smb. from smth. we could not stir him from his resolve мы не могли заставить его изменить свое решение

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