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2 drát
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3 drat
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4 drát pod proudem
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5 drát se dopředu
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6 drát spouštějící past
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7 ostnatý drát
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8 nůžky na drát
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9 пропади пропадом
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10 pahuksen poika
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11 vrag te odneo
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12 allah'ın cezası
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13 flûte
flûte° [flyt]1. feminine noun2. exclamation3. compounds* * *flyt
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1) Musique flute2) ( verre) (champagne) flute3) ( pain) French loaf4) (colloq) ( jambe) leg
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(colloq) exclamation damn! (colloq), darn it! (colloq)Phrasal Verbs:* * *flyt1. nf1) (flûte traversière) fluteJe joue de la flûte. — I play the flute.
2) (= verre) flute(= contenu)
une flûte de champagne — a flute of champagne3) (= pain) long loaf2. excl* * *A nf2 ( verre) (champagne) flute;3 ( pain) French loaf;4 ○( jambe) leg.B ○excl damn○!, darn it○![flyt] nom féminin1. [instrument] flute2. [verre] flute (glass)3. [pain] thin loaf of French bread————————[flyt] interjection -
14 мътен
1. turbid, muddy, thick, troubled(за питие) dreggy, ам. roily2. (непрозрачен) opaqueмътно стъкло bone/opal glass3. (за поглед) dull, lacklustre, lustreless, misty, vague, dimс мътен поглед dull-eyed4. (неясен, объркан) muddy, muddled, dark, confused, woollyмътни времена troubled timesмътни очертания blurred outlinesтой има мътни понятия за нещата his ideas are vague, he has only vague ideas about thingsглавата ми е мътна have a thick/muddled headтя е една мътна и кървава it is a hell of a messмътните да го вземат/отнесат, мътните го взели plague take him, the devil take him, drat him* * *мъ̀тен,прил., -на, -но, -ни 1. turbid, muddy, thick, troubled; книж. feculent; (за питие) dreggy, амер. roily;2. ( непрозрачен) opaque; \мътенно стъкло bone/opal glass;3. (за поглед) dull, lustreless, misty, vague, dim; c \мътенен поглед dull-eyed;4. ( неясен, объркан) muddy, muddled, dark, confused, woolly, vague, obscure; \мътенни времена troubled times; • ловя риба в \мътенни води fish in troubled waters; \мътенните да го вземат/отнесат, \мътенните го взели plague take him, the devil take him, drat him; тя е една \мътенна и кървава it is a hell of a mess.* * *dim; clouded; dreggy; lusterless; muddy; thick; turbid* * *1. (за питие) dreggy, ам. roily 2. (за поглед) dull, lacklustre, lustreless, misty, vague, dim 3. (непрозрачен) opaque 4. (неясен, объркан) muddy, muddled, dark, confused, woolly 5. turbid, muddy, thick, troubled 6. главата ми е мътна have a thick/muddled head 7. мътни времена troubled times 8. мътни очертания blurred outlines 9. мътните да го вземат/отнесат, мътните го взели plague take him, the devil take him, drat him 10. мътно стъкло bone/opal glass 11. с МЪТЕН поглед dull-eyed 12. той има мътни понятия за нещата his ideas are vague, he has only vague ideas about things 13. тя е една мътна и кървава it is a hell of a mess -
15 опустявам
become deserted(за земя) run wild, become wasteпусто да опустее! drat it! да опустееш макар! blast/damn you! damnation take you! be damned/blasted! go to blazes' damn your eyes* * *опустя̀вам,гл. become deserted; (за земя) run wild, become waste; • да опустееш макар! blast/damn you! damnation take you! be damned/blasted! go to blazes! damn your eyes; пусто да опустее! drat it!* * *1. (за земя) run wild, become waste 2. become deserted 3. пусто да опустее! drat it! да опустееш макар! blast/damn you! damnation take you! be damned/blasted! go to blazes' damn your eyes -
16 Kohlehydrat
n CHEM. carbohydrate* * *das Kohlehydratcarbohydrate* * *Koh|le|hyd|ratntcarbohydrate* * *((any of a group of) substances containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, especially the sugars and starches found in food: Potatoes are full of carbohydrate.) carbohydrate* * *Koh·le·hy·drat, Koh·len·hy·drat<-[e]s, -e>nt carbohydrate* * *s. Kohlenhydrat* * ** * *s. Kohlenhydrat* * *n.carbohydrate n. -
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n CHEM. carbohydrate* * *das Kohlenhydratcarbohydrate* * *Koh|len|hyd|ratntSee:* * *Koh·le·hy·drat, Koh·len·hy·drat<-[e]s, -e>nt carbohydrate* * ** * ** * * -
18 lânet olası
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19 flûté
flûte° [flyt]1. feminine noun2. exclamation3. compounds* * *flyt
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1) Musique flute2) ( verre) (champagne) flute3) ( pain) French loaf4) (colloq) ( jambe) leg
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(colloq) exclamation damn! (colloq), darn it! (colloq)Phrasal Verbs:* * *flyt1. nf1) (flûte traversière) fluteJe joue de la flûte. — I play the flute.
2) (= verre) flute(= contenu)
une flûte de champagne — a flute of champagne3) (= pain) long loaf2. excl* * *A nf2 ( verre) (champagne) flute;3 ( pain) French loaf;4 ○( jambe) leg.B ○excl damn○!, darn it○![rire, voix] reedy -
20 mince
mince [mɛ̃s]1. adjectivea. ( = peu épais) thin ; [personne] slimb. ( = faible, insignifiant) [profit] slender ; [chances] slim2. adverb[couper] thinly3. exclamation* * *mɛ̃s
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1) ( fin) [personne, jambe] slim, slender; [cou, bras] slender; [visage] thin; [tranche, lame] thin; [livre] slim2) ( faible) [consolation] small; [espoir, chance] slim; [indice] tenuous; [revenus] meagrece n'est pas une mince affaire — ( difficile) that's no small task; ( important) that's no trivial matter
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(colloq) exclamationmince (alors)! — ( étonnement) wow! (colloq); ( dépit) damn! (colloq)
* * *mɛ̃s1. adj1) (= fin) (couche, feuille) thin2) (personne) slimIl est grand et mince. — He's tall and slim.
Ses chances sont bien minces. — Her chances are very slim.
2. excl*mince alors! — drat! * (surprise) wow! *
* * *A adj1 ( fin) [personne, corps, taille, jambe] slim, slender; [doigt, cou, bras] slender; [visage, lèvre, bouche, nez] thin; [tranche, couche, lame, mur, filet d'eau] thin; [livre] slim; [bande de terre] narrow;2 ( faible) [consolation, succès] small; [espoir, chance, majorité] slim; [indice, preuve, théorie, intrigue] tenuous; [différence] slight; [volume d'affaires, revenus, pension, salaire] meagre; l'avantage/la distance/la tâche n'est pas mince it's no small advantage/distance/task; ce ne serait pas une mince victoire it would be no small victory; ce n'est pas un mince exploit that's no mean feat; ce n'est pas une mince affaire ( difficile) that' s no small task; ( secondaire) that's no trivial matter.[mɛ̃s] adjectif1. [sans épaisseur] thinmince comme une feuille de papier à cigarette paper-thin, wafer-thinun demi-chapitre sur la Révolution, c'est un peu mince half a chapter on the French Revolution is a bit feebleune livre de viande pour quatre, c'est un peu mince a pound of meat for four, that's cutting it a bit fine————————[mɛ̃s] interjection
См. также в других словарях:
drat — /drat/, v., dratted, dratting, interj. v.t. 1. to damn; confound: Drat your interference. interj. 2. (used to express mild disgust, disappointment, or the like): Drat, there goes another button off my shirt. [1805 15; alter. of (o)d rot God rot… … Universalium
Drat! — [drat] exclam. Damn! □ Drat! I’m late! □ Oh, drat! Another broken nail! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Drat — is a minced oath and may refer to: Drat! The Cat!, a musical A phrase used by Dick Dastardly This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here … Wikipedia
drat — [drat] interj. [aphetic < od rot < God rot] darn: a mild oath … English World dictionary
drat — [dræt] interjection old fashioned [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: God rot] used to show you are annoyed >dratted adj … Dictionary of contemporary English
drat — [ dræt ] interjection OLD FASHIONED used for showing that you are annoyed … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
drat — 1815, disguised form of exclamation God rot (something or someone) … Etymology dictionary
drat — ► EXCLAMATION ▪ used to express mild annoyance. DERIVATIVES dratted adjective. ORIGIN shortening of od rat, a euphemism for God rot … English terms dictionary
drat — car·bo·hy·drat·u·ria; cath·e·drat·ic; cath·e·drat·i·cum; ce·drat; drat; qua·drat·i·cal; re·hy·drat·able; qua·drat·ic; dec·a·hy·drat·ed; de·hy·drat·er; qua·drat·i·cal·ly; … English syllables
Drat! — int Interjection of frustration. Drat! I think I lost my lucky cat s foot! 1810s … Historical dictionary of American slang
drat — oh no, nuts, rats, scrut Drat! I ve lost the key. How can we get into the apartment? … English idioms