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openmouthed
открытый ртом
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open-mouthed ,
foul-mouthed ,
open out ,
open-ended ,
o
open-necked
open-mouthed [ˌəʊpnˈmaʊðd, ingl. am. ˈoʊpnˌ-] ADJ.
open-mouthed
удивлённый
open-mouthed
рази́нувший рот от удивле́ния
foul-mouthed [ˈfaʊlmaʊðd] ADJ.
foul-mouthed
скверносло́вящий
I. open out V. intr.
1. open out (open):
open out
раскрыва́ться
2. open out (become more communicative):
open out
разговори́ться
3. open out (become wider):
open out
расши́риться
4. open out (grow bigger):
open out
разрасти́сь
II. open out V. trans.
1. open out (open):
open out
открыва́ть
2. open out (make bigger):
open out
увели́чивать
3. open out (widen):
open out
расширя́ть
open-ended [ˌəʊpnˈendɪd, ingl. am. ˌoʊ-] ADJ.
open-ended question, discussion
откры́тый
open-ended promise, commitment
не свя́занный усло́виями
open-necked [ˌəʊpənˈnekt] ADJ.
open-necked blouse, dress:
open-necked
с откры́тым широ́ким во́ротом
open-necked
расстёгнутый
Present
Iopen out
youopen out
he/she/itopens out
weopen out
youopen out
theyopen out
Past
Iopened out
youopened out
he/she/itopened out
weopened out
youopened out
theyopened out
Present Perfect
Ihaveopened out
youhaveopened out
he/she/ithasopened out
wehaveopened out
youhaveopened out
theyhaveopened out
Past Perfect
Ihadopened out
youhadopened out
he/she/ithadopened out
wehadopened out
youhadopened out
theyhadopened out
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He is a sarcastic, drug-addicted, foul-mouthed, troubled, bitter, but deeply brilliant gonzo journalist with a deep-seated hatred of authority, political corruption and dogs.
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If she does not, she will be remembered as a foul-mouthed bigot for the rest of her life.
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Ill-mannered, dim-witted, and foul-mouthed, he constantly hounds the vice president's office, even after he loses the gubernatorial election.
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He's actually very foul-mouthed, short-tempered, and cruel, his features twisting horrifically when aggravated or enraged.
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Ironically he is also extremely foul-mouthed and his bad language usually gets him in trouble with the media.
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