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dictionaries.essential_ru_es- The Dictionary contains about 50,000 entries which cover the contemporary Russian language of literature and daily speech. ABBYY lexicographers have enriched the Dictionary with terms relating to different religions and cultures as well as with colloquialisms and slang words. Spanish translations are provided on the basis of the Spanish language spoken in Spain, the peculiarities of the Latin American region are also taken into consideration. The Dictionary has been compiled to meet the needs of many specialists working with Spanish, translators, and university professors and students.
- The Dictionary contains about 50,000 entries which cover the contemporary Russian language of literature and daily speech. ABBYY lexicographers have enriched the Dictionary with terms relating to different religions and cultures as well as with colloquialisms and slang words. Spanish translations are provided on the basis of the Spanish language spoken in Spain, the peculiarities of the Latin American region are also taken into consideration. The Dictionary has been compiled to meet the needs of many specialists working with Spanish, translators, and university professors and students.
дремота
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somnolencia f, soñolencia f, sopor m, modorra f
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Ганин сел подле него и долго глядел на его пьяную дремоту, хмуря густые брови и подпирая кулаком висок, отчего слегка оттягивалась кожа и глаз становился раскосым.Ganin se sentó al lado de aquella embriagada y adormilada criatura, y la contempló durante largo rato, juntas las espesas cejas, apoyada la cabeza en el puño, lo que daba tirantez a la piel del rostro y sesgo a los ojos.Набоков, Владимир / МашенькаNabokov, Vladimir / MashenkaMashenkaNabokov, VladimirМашенькаНабоков, Владимир
Утомленные работой и горячим солнцем, они ворочались, вздыхали, вскрикивали в тяжелой дремоте.Fatigados por el arduo trabajo y el abrasador sol se revolcaban, suspiraban y gritaban inmersos en angustiosa modorra.Беляев, Александр / Человек-амфибияBeliaev, Alexander / IctiandroIctiandroBeliaev, Alexander© 1928 by Alexandr Beliaev© 1989 Editorial RádugaЧеловек-амфибияБеляев, Александр
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дремота
Feminine nounsomnolencia; soñolencia; sopor; modorra
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дремота
существительное, неодушевлённое, женский род
Ед. ч. | Мн. ч. | |
Именительный | дремота | дремоты |
Родительный | дремоты | дремот |
Дательный | дремоте | дремотам |
Винительный | дремоту | дремоты |
Творительный | дремотой, дремотою | дремотами |
Предложный | дремоте | дремотах |