How would that be said in Russian? (or something else similar that basically means "pays very close attention to details")
"He is a very meticulous person"
and of course, is there a word that would be similar to "anal"?
Thanks!
-Fantom
How would that be said in Russian? (or something else similar that basically means "pays very close attention to details")
"He is a very meticulous person"
and of course, is there a word that would be similar to "anal"?
Thanks!
-Fantom
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Is it what you need? Both these words have a negative meaning
Meticilous: тщательный, and Rostova the english word doesn't have a negative connotation.
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"Дотошный" doesn't have a negative connotation in Russian either. One more synonym: "скрупулезный".
Скрупулёзный.Originally Posted by Vesh
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Sometimes, it does. It depends on the situation."Дотошный" doesn't have a negative connotation in Russian either.
Lampada, maybe, Vesh doesn't have ё on his keyboard
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Ummm, анальный? As in anal probe?Originally Posted by fantom605
If you mean anal-retentive, then this word is probably sufficiently close
занудный
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занудный translates as draggy into English, so, imho, that's not the right word for meticulous.
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заднепроходный зонд?Originally Posted by adoc
Что-то типа этого
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Why meticulous??? Anal.Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
I've got a TV, and I'm not afraid to use it
Never heard of this usage of the word 'занудный'.
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I did, since I am.Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
I've got a TV, and I'm not afraid to use it
I beg your pardon?! Are you saying you're занудный meaning anal?
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Anal is meticulous with a negative connotation.
Noooo... is it?? Anal is being... anal! Nothing to do with meticulousness!
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Look at what I have found in the English dictionary.
anal or anal-retentive - giving too much attention to details in a way that annoys people
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kalinka_vinnie you've never heard this before?
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Argh! Apparently, not me alone.Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
I've got a TV, and I'm not afraid to use it
I think that the dictionary is wrong. It is hard to describe "anal retentive" and the dictionary tries to give too simple of an answer.Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
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