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- Mostly it's some things (like Алексей said) or behavior patterns (bold, cocky ones) used just for showing off basically. Also, this word is mostly used in a negative way. But adjective "понтовый" and adverb "понтово" are used in a positive way to describe something nicely done, cool, of a high quality. It's informal, of course.0 votedJanuary 11, 20180
- How do you call a meal that makes you feel full when eaten? I've found some options like "full meal", "square meal", "hearty meal", "sustaining meal", but I'm not sure which ones are correct, which are better, which are more common and even what are the differences? I'm rather wondering about correct adjectives than idioms (but those are cool too ofc). I would really appreciate any details on formal/informal ways of saying that, which's more common for Britain/USA/etc and so on. Thank you!January 11, 201860
- Tatiana очень хорошо ответила насчёт значения этого выражения. Хочу добавить про то, в каком случае можно его использовать. Так как выражение является довольно грубым (хотя и не имеет цели кого-то обидеть), то его можно использовать только при общении с близкими друзьями. Но если среди собеседников есть чувствительные люди, то лучше не использовать это выражение вообще.0 votedJanuary 8, 20180
- There are some proper answers already, but I'd like to notice, that you're probably gonna use "положительный" most of the time instead of "позитивный" in spoken language. "Позитивный" is more about attitude, about mood, e.g. cheerful person can be called "позитивный/позитивная", and that's almost it. Also there are some special meanings of "позитивный" you can look up in a dictionary, but those are used rather rarely, IMHO. As for "негативный", it can be used to describe some grumpy or angry person or unkind attitude too, but it's also commonly used for unpleasant experience (thing is, that for pleasant experience native speaker would rather say "положительный опыт" than "позитивный опыт", IMHO). So again, in spoken language you're gonna mostly use "отрицательный". Hope that helps :)0 votedJanuary 8, 20180

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