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Слай |
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хитрый (cunning or deceitful • He sometimes behaves in rather a sly manner); пронырливый; лукавый (playfully mischievous • He made a sly reference to my foolish mistake); озорной; коварный; тайный; скрытый; ушлый (Tanya Gesse); вороватый; тонкий; зловредный (Sergei Aprelikov); ловкий; вероломный (Yorick feels a sly hand between his shoulder blades on his way down the stairs. Abysslooker); скрытный |
| Gruzovik, forens. |
вороватый |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
продувной; шельмоватый |
| Gruzovik, obs. |
лестный; хитростный |
| inf. |
хитрюга (you're a sly one! – ну ты и хитрюга! TaylorZodi); хитрожопый (TaylorZodi); ушлый (прохиндей; clever in a dishonest way Val_Ships); жуликоватый (he had a sly personality Val_Ships) |
| obs. |
злокозненный (Anglophile) |
| proverb, disappr. |
себе на уме (used as pred.) |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr., space |
stratospheric limb infrared emission spectrometer |
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| abbr., avia. |
Salehard, Russia |
| abbr., el. |
sector limited yield |
| abbr., inet. |
Someone Loves You |
| abbr., oil |
southerly |
| abbr., relig. |
St Lawrence Youth; St Luke's Youth |
| abbr., st.exch. |
Safety, Liquidity, And Yield |
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slowly |
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| abbr., sport. |
sloppy |
