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Sub.  | Betonungen |
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| Allg. |
agitation; excitement; unrest; troubles; riots; disturbance; ferment (умов); flurry; fluster; flutter (nervous excitement • She was in a great flutter); commotion (моря; (a) confused, noisy uproar); trouble; uproar; worry; tizzy (особенно по пустякам); combustion; disquiet; feeling (emotion • He spoke with great feeling); fermentation; heartbeat; perturbation; pother; sea (на море); swell; taking; throb; way; troubled waters; emotion; discomposure; perturbative; trepidity; worriment; broil; embroilment; excitation; gurgitation; jitter; popple; seethe; stirring; swelter; twit; agita (a feeling of agitation or anxiety anna); bubble; tweak; turbulence; affection; heart-beat; toss; tumult; anxiety (alexghost); dismay; solicitude; fizzle; squall; after-tossing; ruffle; tingly (i.e. she felt a tingle Dudintv); throbbing; urgency (Ремедиос_П); fret (mandarinaduck); choppiness; disquietude; fash; fidget; twitteration; alarm (тревога kee46); hubbub (Sergei Aprelikov) |
| Gruzovik |
uprising |
| aeroh. |
sea (моря) |
| Amerik., umg. |
up; feeze |
| Biol. |
effervescence |
| Dial., großbr. |
worrit |
| Dipl. |
stir |
| E.öl. |
worrying |
| Film |
mind-blowing |
| Fischz. |
rough sea (dimock); state of the sea (dimock) |
| Gruzovik, Mar. |
choppiness; rough sea; rough water |
| Gruzovik, übertr. |
stir; disturbance; agitation; excitement; commotion |
| hydr. |
wave |
| Makarow. |
produce agitation; fume; lop; surge; the fidgets; excess |
| Mar. |
seaways (моря); wave disturbance; seaway; churning of water; seas (состояние моря); sea-wave; sea state (по мере нарастания силы волнения: rough sea, heavy sea, high sea Himera) |
| Navig. |
rough conditions (на море • Boater dies when small boat capsizes in rough conditions off Vancouver's Point Grey  squamishchief.com ART Vancouver) |
| Ozeanogr. |
undulation |
| Poet. |
rout; router |
| Psychol. |
agitation anxiety |
| Sachal. |
seas |
| seer. |
seas (моря) |
| selt. |
suscitation |
| Slang. |
row-de-dow; bubbletude (синоним excitement Willie W.); blast; dustup; oomph; rowdy-dow; rowdy-dowdy; rowdydow; ruckus; rumpus; shindy; to-do; buzz (от удовольствия; The dancers gave the old man a buzz. Танцующие вызвали у старика волнение. Interex); pizzazz (Interex); stink (Interex); row-de-dowdy; turn-on |
| Slang., Brit. |
carfuffle |
| Sport. |
nervousness (Александр Рыжов) |
| Tech. |
surging; heaving (моря) |
| umg. |
stew; twitter; snit; take-on; fryer; jitters; tizzy (обыкн. по пустякам); ructions; broudhaha (МДА); spin; fry |
| Versich. |
riot |
| Öl&Gas |
wave agitation (Johnny Bravo) |
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| Allg. |
maihem; tumult; turbulence; disturbances; distemper; disturbance; solicitudes; trouble; unrest (a state of trouble or discontent, especially among a group of people); disorder; insurgency; grizzle; ructions; solicitude; pother (Pippy-Longstocking); thrills (suburbian); hoopla (george serebryakov); disorders (массовые); upheavals (Dude67) |
| Игорь Миг |
mass disruptions of public order; civilian riot; popular riots |
| Amerik. |
blow-out |
| Geschäftsvokab. |
commotion; confusion; rioting; riots |
| Makarow. |
insurgence; outbreak; outburst |
| Rel. |
worries |
| Slang. |
tsuris |
| umg. |
ruckus (grafleonov) |
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| Allg. |
convulsion; curl; distemper; disturbing; fluttering; hurry; movement; ondulation; ruffling; turbulency; turmoil; vexation; rough seas; choppy seas; disturbances (civil, political, etc.); thrill; upset (Liv Bliss); trepidation (sea holly); effervescency; kerfuffle; sweats; stir (a fuss or disturbance • The news caused a stir) |
| Gruzovik |
riot |
| Geogr. |
waves; waving |
| Geophys. |
sea |
| kajakf. |
surf |
| Makarow. |
swelling |
| Mar. |
rough waters; wave height |
| Massenmed. |
wave (видеоэффект) |
| Mil. |
storm |
| natürl. |
sea way |
| Sport. |
stage fever |
| Tech. |
irritation |
| umg. |
sweat |
| veralt. |
becurl; disquietness; distemperance; distemperature; estuation; flaw; incomposedness; rufflement; tumultuation; unquietness |
| Wass.vork. |
heave |
| übertr. |
bullition; ebullition; fretting; tempest (в душе); bluster (моря и т. п. Vadim Rouminsky); ebullience |
