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wild west

/waɪld west/

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/waɪld west/B2informal
  • ruТермин, относящийся к периоду освоения американского Дикого Запада в конце XIX века, характеризующемуся беззаконием, хаосом и отсутствием порядка; также используется метафорически для описания любой ситуации или места, где правила не соблюдаются и может произойти всё что угодно.

A term referring to the American frontier period of the late 19th century, characterized by lawlessness, chaos, and lack of order; also used metaphorically to describe any situation or place where rules are not enforced and anything can happen.

  1. Historical periodB1formalamerican

    The western United States during the 19th century, known for its lawlessness, frontier life, and cowboy culture.

    ruДикий Запад

    • The Wild West era is often romanticized in movies.
    • Many settlers traveled west during the Wild West period.
    • Gunslingers and outlaws were common figures in the Wild West.
  2. Unregulated or chaotic situationB2informal

    A situation or place where there are few rules or laws, often characterized by disorder or unpredictability.

    ruДикий Запад

    • The early days of the internet were like the Wild West.
    • This neighborhood has become a Wild West of illegal parking.
    • The stock market can feel like the Wild West during a crash.
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