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[English Word] clod (of earth)[Swahili Word] bonge[Swahili Plural] mabonge[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------ -
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klod(a thick lump, especially of earth.) terróntr[klɒd]1 terrón nombre masculino, tepe nombre masculinoclod ['klɑd] n1) : terrón m2) oaf: zoquete mfn.• gleba s.f.• terrón s.m.• tierra s.f.klɑːd, klɒda) ( of earth) terrón mb) ( oaf) (colloq) zoquete mf (fam), zopenco, -ca m,f (fam)[klɒd]N1) [of earth] terrón m2) (=person) patán m, zoquete mfyou clod! — ¡bestia!
* * *[klɑːd, klɒd]a) ( of earth) terrón mb) ( oaf) (colloq) zoquete mf (fam), zopenco, -ca m,f (fam) -
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nounKlumpen, der; (of earth) Scholle, die* * *[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) der Erdklumpen* * *[klɒd, AM klɑ:d]n* * *[klɒd]n1) (of earth) Klumpen m* * *1. Klumpen m2. Erdklumpen m, Scholle f3. fig Körper m (Ggs Seele)4. Tölpel m5. Schulterstück n (vom Rind)* * *nounKlumpen, der; (of earth) Scholle, die* * *n.Scholle -n f. -
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[klɒd]1) (of earth) zolla f.2) colloq. (fool) stupido m. (-a)* * *[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) zolla* * *clod /klɒd/n.1 zolla; zolla erbosa; blocco d'argilla● (agric.) clod-breaker (o clod-crusher), frangizolle.(to) clod /klɒd/v. t. e i.* * *[klɒd]1) (of earth) zolla f.2) colloq. (fool) stupido m. (-a) -
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klɔd
1. сущ.
1) а) комок, крупный кусок (земли или глины) ;
сгусток( крови, слизи) Syn: lump, block б) земля, почва Syn: soil, earth
2) дурачок, болван, дурень Syn: simpleton, noodle, oaf, dolt, blockhead, clodpate;
clodhopper
3) сл. медная монета, разменная монета
4) диал. сильный удар
2. гл.
1) образовывать комки/сгустки;
слеживаться, запекаться( о крови)
2) бросаться комьями Syn: pelt (коммерческое) глыба( особ. земли или глины) - to break the *s разбивать глыбы сгусток (крови) земное, плотское мертвое тело;
прах тупой, глупый человек;
болван шея (мясной туши) слеживаться;
делаться комковатым свертываться, запекаться ( о крови) швырять комьями (разговорное) медная монета, медяк clod дурень, олух ~ ком, глыба ~ прах, мертвое тело ~ слеживаться комьями ~ швырять комьями clod-poll: clod-poll =clod -
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[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) torrão* * *[klɔd] n 1 torrão de terra. 2 terra, solo. 3 coisa terrosa. 4 fig pessoa estúpida, cabeça-dura. -
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[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) kepa, gruda* * *I [klɔd]noungruda, kepa; človeško telo; figuratively tepec, butec, neotesanecthe clod — zemlja, tlaII [kləd]transitive verbv kepo stisniti; s kepami obmetavati; zgručiti se -
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1. n ком. глыба2. n сгусток3. n земное, плотское4. n мёртвое тело; прах5. n тупой, глупый человек; болван6. n шея7. v слёживаться; делаться комковатым8. v свёртываться, запекаться9. v швырять комьями10. n обыкн. pl разг. медная монета, медякСинонимический ряд:1. boor (noun) boor; dolt; fool; hayseed; jerk; numbskull; provincial; simpleton; yokel2. dunce (noun) beetlehead; blockhead; bonehead; boob; booby; cabbagehead; chowderhead; chucklehead; chump; clodpate; clodpoll; dimwit; dodo; dolthead; dope; duffer; dullard; dullhead; dumbbell; dummy; dunce; dunderhead; dunderpate; fathead; featherweight; goof; hammerhead; idiot; ignoramus3. lump of earth (noun) ball of dirt; bit of soil; chunk; clump; earth; gob; hunch; hunk; lump; lump of clay; lump of earth; nugget; wad -
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<tech.gen> (lump or mass; e.g. of earth or clay) ■ Klumpen m -
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[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) klump* * *[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) klump -
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klod(a thick lump, especially of earth.) (jord-/leir)klumpIsubst. \/klɒd\/1) jordklump, leirklump2) jord, mold3) ( hverdagslig) tosk, klossmajor, klodrian4) ( på okseslakt) halspartiIIverb \/klɒd\/1) kaste leire på, kaste jord på2) klumpe seg -
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[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) (moldar)köggull -
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rög, göröngy, bumfordi ember, földet túró paraszt* * *[klod](a thick lump, especially of earth.) rög
См. также в других словарях:
clod of earth — n. lump of earth … English contemporary dictionary
clod — [[t]klɒ̱d[/t]] clods N COUNT: oft N of n A clod of earth is a large lump of earth … English dictionary
Clod — (kl[o^]d), n. [OE. clodde, latter form of clot. See {Clot}.] 1. A lump or mass, especially of earth, turf, or clay. Clods of a slimy substance. Carew. Clods of iron and brass. Milton. Clods of blood. E. Fairfax. [1913 Webster] The earth that… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
clod — (n.) lump of earth or clay, O.E. clod (in clod hamer field goer ), from P.Gmc. *kludda , from PIE *gleu (see CLAY (Cf. clay)). Synonymous with clot until 18c. Meaning person ( mere lump of earth ) is from 1590s; that of blockhead is from c.1600.… … Etymology dictionary
clod´like´ — clod «klod», noun. 1. a small lump of earth or clay; lump: »The horse s hoofs threw up clods of dirt on the muddy road. 2. earth; soil. 3. Figurative. anything earthy or base, as the body of a man in comparison with his soul. 4. Figurative … Useful english dictionary
clod — [kläd] n. [ME & OE < IE * g(e)leu < base * gel , to make round > CLIMB] 1. a lump, esp. a lump of earth, clay, loam, etc. 2. earth; soil 3. a dull, stupid person; dolt 4. the part of a neck of beef nearest the shoulder cloddish adj.… … English World dictionary
clod — [klɔd US kla:d] n [Date: 1300 1400; Origin: CLOT2] 1.) a lump of mud or earth 2.) informal a stupid person … Dictionary of contemporary English
clod — ► NOUN 1) a lump of earth. 2) informal a stupid person. ORIGIN variant of CLOT(Cf. ↑clot) … English terms dictionary
earth — [n2] ground, soil alluvium, clay, clod, coast, compost, deposit, dirt, dry land, dust, fill, glebe, gravel, humus, land, loam, marl, mold, muck, mud, peat moss, sand, shore, sod, subsoil, surface, terra firma, terrain, terrane, topsoil, turf;… … New thesaurus
clod — ‘You ignorant clod’ is used by Jim Dixon in Lucky Jim, by Kingsley Amis. The term of address may be derived from ‘clod hopper’, a country lout, one who walks across clods of earth. The ‘ hopper’ is no doubt a humorous allusion to grass hoppers … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
clod — [[t]klɒd[/t]] n. 1) a lump or mass, esp. of earth or clay 2) a stupid person; dolt 3) earth; soil • Etymology: 1400–50; late MEclodde, OE clod (in clodhamer fieldfare) clod′dish, adj. clod′dish•ness, n … From formal English to slang