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breath-taking (Andrei Sedliarou); screaming; astonishing (Notburga); uncanny (an uncanny resemblance Taras); mind-boggling; showy; portentous; overwhelming (ssn); impressive; magnificent; remarkable (Physically, the parallels with the rival Central Intelligence Agency are remarkable. Like the C.I.A., the espionage directorate is out in the woods, away from the capital. Indeed, K.G.B. insiders call Yasenevo "the Russian Langley." The sign at the C.I.A. turnoff reads "Bureau of Public Roads." Inside the grounds of the directorate, the sign says, "Scientific Research Center." • It strikes me that Artyomov's command of the language is all the more remarkable if, as he claims, he has never lived in an English-speaking country.  nytimes.com cognachennessy); astounding; staggering (MichaelBurov); wonderful; sensational; incredible; stunning (I. Havkin); striking; amazing; startling; electric; rousing; surprising; breathtaking; ravishing (Супру); spectacular (sever_korrespondent); earth-shattering (Скоробогатов); eye-opening (reverso.net Aslandado); eye-boggling (eye-boggling facts Гевар); extraordinary (Побеdа); earthshaking; exciting (MichaelBurov); dazzling; strange; off the wall |
| Gruzovik |
marvelous |
| Игорь Миг |
eye-popping; mindbending; mind-blowing; dizzying; head-spinning; bewildering |
| appr. |
facemelting (Заменитель слов "unbelievable", "amazing", "astounding" и других выражений крайнего одобрения; Обычно относится к музыке. Также встречается написание через дефис (face-melting). urbandictionary.com Claire_Nettle) |
| austral., slang |
freaky |
| book. |
signal |
| emph. |
fabular; fabulous; colossal |
| fig.of.sp. |
walk-on-water (bellb1rd) |
| idiom. |
better than sex (Interex) |
| inf. |
jaw-dropping (Andrey Truhachev); monumental: (Даниил84); crackajack; mind-boggling; trimming |
| Makarov. |
admirable |
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dramatic |
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thrill (TarasZ) |
| amer., slang |
lollapalooza |
