English-Azerbaijani dictionary

miscarriage [ˈmiskӕridʒ]

1 (medical) in pregnancy, the loss of the baby from the womb before it is able to survive.
az: uşaq salma
ru: выкиды

2 a failure: a miscarriage of justice
az: uğursuzluq
ru: ошибка

miscellaneous [misəˈleiniəs] adjective

composed of several kinds; mixed: a miscellaneous collection of pictures.
az: qarışıq, müxtəlif
ru: неоднородный; смешанный
♦ noun
short for miscellaneous items: The last section of the catalogue is entitled ‘miscellaneous’.
az: müxtəlif, qarışıq əşyalar
ru: разно

miscellany [miˈseləni, (American) ˈmisəleini] noun (plural miscellanies)

a collection or mixture of things: He found a strange miscellany of objects in the drawer.
az: qatışıq
ru: смесь

mischance [misˈtʃaːns] noun

(a piece of) bad luck: By mischance, he becomes the prime suspect for a crime he did not commit.
az: uğursuzluq
ru: невезение

mischief [ˈmistʃif] noun

1 action or behaviour (especially of children) that causes small troubles or annoyance to others: That boy is always up to some mischief.
az: dəcəllik
ru: шалость

2 evil, damage or harm.
az: zərər, ziyan
ru: зло; вред

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mischievous [-vəs] adjective

a mischievous child.
az: nadinc
ru: озорной

mischievously adverb

She smiled mischievously.

az: nadincliklə
ru: озорно

misconception [miskənˈsepʃən] noun

a wrong idea or impression: It is a common misconception that the director did not like rehearsing with his actors.
az: səhv anlama
ru: неправильное понимание/представление

misconduct [misˈkondakt] noun

bad behaviour: He was dismissed on the grounds of professional misconduct.
az: pis davranış
ru: плохое поведение

misconstrue [ˌmiskənˈstruː] verb

 (formal) to misunderstand; to interpret wrongly: That’s not what she meant, her statement was misconstrued.
az: səhv anlamaq, yozmaq
ru: неправильно истолковывать

misdeed [misˈdiːd] noun

a bad deed: Eventually his misdeeds caught up with him and he ended up in prison.
az: pis iş, cinayət
ru: злодеяние

misdirect [misdiˈrekt, -dai-] verb

to direct wrongly: She was misdirected, and ended up in the wrong street.
az: yanlış yönləndirmək
ru: неправильно направлять

miser [ˈmaizə] noun

a mean person who lives very poorly in order to store up wealth: That old miser won’t give you a cent!
az: xəsis insan
ru: скупец

miserable [ˈmizərəbl] adjective

1 very unhappy: She’s been miserable since he went away.
az: yazıq, çarəsiz
ru: несчастный

2 very poor in quantity or quality: The house was in a miserable condition.
az: pis, yazıq
ru: жалкий

miserably adverb

They failed miserably to reach their target.

az: yazıq halda, çarəsiz şəkildə
ru: жалко