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61 indented
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62 jagged
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63 joiner
столяр имя существительное: -
64 notched
зубчатый имя прилагательное: -
65 prostitute
проститутка имя существительное:курва (whore, prostitute)продажный человек (prostitute, Hessian)человек, продающий свои убеждения (prostitute)глагол: -
66 serrate
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67 serrated
зазубренный имя прилагательное: -
68 slut
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69 whore
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70 woodworker
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71 chippie
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72 indisposed
нерасположенный имя прилагательное: -
73 tank
I n AmE sl1)He went into the tank as a prisoner. — Его посадили в тюрьму как обыкновенного заключенного
He insists on a transfer - neurology bin, the alky tank, anywhere, he doesn't care — Он настаивает, чтобы его перевели в психбольницу, заведение для алкашей, куда угодно, ему все равно
2)One night in the tank was enough to make him take the pledge — Одной ночи, проведенной в вытрезвителе, было достаточно, чтобы он бросил пить
I had to pick him out of the collection in the drunk tank — Я должен был вытаскивать его из заведения, куда забирают алкашей
3)4)II vi slHer tank is big enough for a chippy habit — Для начинающей наркоманки это довольно большая потребность в наркотиках
1)2) AmE3) AmEIII vt AmE slThe entire stock market tanked on Friday — В пятницу на фондовой бирже произошло резкое падение курса акций
The coach got wind of a plan to tank Friday's game — Тренер узнал о том, что команда решила проиграть встречу в пятницу
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74 cage
клеть, загрузить клеть; подъёмная клеть; платформа для вагонеток, подъёмный сосуд•
- catch a cage
- chippy cage
- combined skip and cage
- counterbalanced cage
- counterweighted cage
- descending cage
- double-bank cage
- double-deck cage
- drop cage
- fast moving cage
- fast-running cage
- four-decker cage
- hammer-mill age
- hoisting cage
- inspection cage
- light-alloy mine cage
- mine cage
- man cage
- material cage
- mobile cage
- multi-deck cage
- multi-decker cage
- multiple-deck cage
- overturning cage
- pit cage
- safety cage
- self-dumping cage
- service cage
- single deck cage
- skeleton cage
- skip-cage
- slope cage
- spillage cage
- supply-cage
- three deck cage
- three decker cage
- tilting deck cage
- two-deck cage
- two-decker cage
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75 shaft
шахта, ствол шахты; вал; ось стержень, шпиндель; тяга, привод•
- agitator shaft
- air shaft
- articulated shaft
- auger shaft
- auxiliary shaft
- balanced crankshaft
- ball-bearing crankshaft
- basic shaft
- blind shaft
- bevel pinion shaft
- built-up crankshaft
- cage shaft
- cager rocker shaft
- caisson-sunk shaft
- cam shaft
- cardan shaft
- castellated saft
- centre shaft
- chippy shaft
- circular shaft
- clutch shaft
- connection shaft
- counter-weighted crankshaft
- crank shaft
- cutter shaft
- cutting shaft
- deep shaft
- discharging air shaft
- distributing shaft
- double-jointed shaft
- downcast shaft
- drainage shaft
- drawing shaft
- drive shaft
- drive shaft
- driven shaft
- driving shaft
- dummy shaft
- drum shaft
- eccentric shaft
- elliptical shaft
- emergency shaft
- enclosed cardan shaft
- engaging shaft
- engine shaft
- escape shaft
- exhaust camshaft
- exploratory shaft
- exposed propeller shaft
- extraction shaft
- feed shaft
- flexible shaft
- fluted shaft
- four-bearing crankshaft
- gear shaft
- grinding shaft
- haulage shaft
- hoisting shaft
- idle shaft
- inclined shaft
- inlet camshaft
- jack shaft
- joint hoisting shaft
- joint ventilation shaft
- live power take-off shaft
- mine drive shaft
- main shaft
- main winding shaft
- main working shaft
- monkey shaft
- multispeed power take-off shaft
- multithrow crankshaft
- one-piece crankshaft
- output shaft
- overhead camshaft
- pinion shaft
- power shaft
- power take-off shaft
- production shaft
- prospecting shaft
- pump shaft
- rectangular shaft
- reverse power take-off shaft
- reverse shaft
- roller-bearing crankshaft
- shifting camshaft
- single-throw crankshaft
- skip shaft
- spline shaft
- splined shaft
- stand-by shaft
- tender shaft
- three-throw crankshaft
- timbered shaft
- torsion shaft
- transmission shaft
- two-bearing crankshaft
- two-throw crankshaft
- upcast shaft
- variable-drive power take-off shaft
- winding shaft
- worm shaft
См. также в других словарях:
Chippy — may refer to: A shop serving the traditional British dish Fish and chips A slang term for a carpenter Chippy (album), an album of songs from a play of the same name Mrs. Chippy, a cat who accompanied Sir Ernest Shackleton s Imperial Trans… … Wikipedia
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Chippy — Chip py, a. Abounding in, or resembling, chips; dry and tasteless. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
chippy — promiscuous young woman; prostitute, 1880, U.S. slang, earlier (1864) short for chipping bird sparrow, perhaps ultimately a variant of cheep … Etymology dictionary
chippy — informal ► NOUN (also chippie) (pl. chippies) 1) Brit. a fish and chip shop. 2) Brit. a carpenter. 3) N. Amer. a prostitute. ► ADJECTIVE ▪ touchy and irritable … English terms dictionary
chippy — ☆ chippy or chippie [chip′ē ] n. pl. chippies 1. CHIPPING SPARROW 2. a chipmunk 3. Slang a) a promiscuous young woman b) a prostitute … English World dictionary
chippy — adj aggressive and hypersensitive, irritat ingly resentful. The word is based on either the 19th century chip in , meaning to interfere, or the later notion of having a chip on one s shoulder . ► He s chippy. I find that small people are often… … Contemporary slang
chippy — adjective (chippier; est) Etymology: chip on one s shoulder Date: 1898 aggressively belligerent < a chippy hockey player >; also marked by much fighting < a chippy game > … New Collegiate Dictionary
chippy — chippy1 /chip ee/, n., pl. chippies. 1. Also, chippie. Slang. a. a promiscuous woman. b. a prostitute. 2. See chipping sparrow. [1860 65, Amer.; CHIPP(ING SPARROW) … Universalium
chippy — [[t]tʃɪ̱pi[/t]] chippies also chippie N COUNT A chippy is the same as a chip shop. [BRIT, INFORMAL] For years he s visited the chippy at least once a week … English dictionary
chippy — 1. American a prostitute Usually at the lower end of the profession, from chip, a bit or piece1: He pays some chippie fifty to gobble his pork. (Diehl, 1978) A chippie joint is a brothel. 2. American to ingest illegal… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms