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distemper

/dɪˈstem.pər/

Перевод: Существительное с несколькими значениями: тип краски для стен, вирусное заболевание животных (особенно собак) или состояние беспорядка и нестабильности., Устаревший глагол, означающий нарушать или расстраивать баланс или состояние чего-либо, или смешивать/приготавливать (особенно в живописи или медицине).

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noun

/dɪˈstem.pər/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: тип краски для стен, вирусное заболевание животных (особенно собак) или состояние беспорядка и нестабильности.

A noun with multiple meanings: a type of paint used for walls, a viral disease affecting animals (especially dogs), or a state of disorder or unrest.

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  1. Animal diseaseB2formalmedical

    A serious viral disease affecting animals, especially dogs, characterized by fever, coughing, and nervous system symptoms.

    ruЧума плотоядных

    • The puppy was vaccinated against distemper.
    • Distemper can be fatal if left untreated.
    • The shelter quarantined the dogs to prevent the spread of distemper.
  2. Paint typeC1formalbritishart

    A type of paint used for walls, made from pigments mixed with water and a binding agent like glue or egg yolk.

    ruКлеевая краска

    • The old house was decorated with distemper paint.
    • Distemper is often used in historical restoration projects.
    • The artist preferred distemper for its matte finish.

    Синонимыtempera

  3. Disorder or unrestC1formal

    A state of disorder, disturbance, or unrest, especially in a political or social context.

    ruБеспорядок или волнения

    • The country was in a state of political distemper.
    • Social distemper led to widespread protests.
    • The king's rule was marked by civil distemper.

    Синонимыagitationcommotiondisorderdisturbancetumultturmoilunrestupheaval

    Антонимыcalmharmonyorderpeacestability

Формы
  • distempers plural form
  • distempers' possessive plural form
  • distemper's possessive singular form

verb

/dɪˈstɛm.pər/C2formalустаревшее
  • ruУстаревший глагол, означающий нарушать или расстраивать баланс или состояние чего-либо, или смешивать/приготавливать (особенно в живописи или медицине).

An obsolete verb meaning to upset or disturb the balance or temper of something, or to mix or prepare (especially in painting or medicine).

  1. To upset or disturbC2formalbritish

    To disturb the normal state or order of something; to make someone ill or unsettled.

    ruРасстраивать

    • The political unrest distempered the entire region.
    • His mind was distempered by jealousy and suspicion.
    • The constant noise distempered her sleep.

    Синонимыagitatederangediscomposedisorderdisquietdisturbperturbruffleunsettleupset

    Антонимыcalmcomposequietsettlesoothetranquilize

Формы
  • distempered past participle
  • distempered past simple
  • distempering present participle
  • distempers third person singular