Словарь синонимов английского языка - rock

(n) 1. ctone; boulder: In the avalanche, the rocks thoroughly destroyed the ski lodge. 2. crag, tor, escarpment, scarp, Brit outcrop, US outcropping: We used to go rock climbing when I had the strength. 3. on the rocks. a on ice: I'd like a whisky on the rocks, thanks. b in (a) shambles, destroyed, in ruins, ruined, finished, broken-down, beyond repair: He lost his job and his marriage went on the rocks. c destitute, poverty-stricken, indigent, penniless, bankrupt: Unable to find another job, he's been on the rocks for a year, now. (v) 1. sway, swing, lull: Her father used to rock her to sleep in his arms. 2. roll, reel, lurch, toss, swing, sway, wobble: The building rocked so during the earthquake that I thought it was going to fall down. 3. astound, astonish, shock, surprise, jar, stagger, amaze, stun, dumbfound or dumfound, daze, stupefy, overwhelm, disconcert, unnerve, Colloq set (someone) back on his or her or their heels, throw, rattle, shake up: I was really rocked by the news that Sue was marrying Craig.