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1 frill
noun1) (ruffled edge) Rüsche, diewith no frills — [Ferienhaus, Auto] ohne besondere Ausstattung
* * *[fril]1) (a decorative edging to a piece of cloth, made of a strip of cloth gathered along one side and sewn on: She sewed a frill along the bottom of the skirt.) die Krause2) ((often in plural) something unnecessary added as decoration: the frills of business (= having expensive dinners etc).) Kinkerlitzchen(pl.)•- academic.ru/101564/frilled">frilled- frilly* * *[frɪl]nno \frills ohne Schnickschnack fam* * *[frɪl]n1) (on dress, shirt etc) Rüsche f; (on animal, bird) Kragen m; (round meat, on plant pot etc) Manschette f2)with all the frills — mit allem Drum und Dran (inf)
* * *frill [frıl]A s1. (Hals-, Hand) Krause f, Rüsche f:frill collar Rüschenkragen m2. Papierkrause f, Manschette f3. a) ZOOL Haarkrause fb) ORN Kragen m, Halsfedern plc) BOT Haarkranz m4. ZOOL Gekröse n, Hautfalte f5. FOTO Kräuseln n6. pl Beiwerk n, (einer Rede etc) Ausschmückungen pl:with no frills ohne besondere Ausstattung (Wohnung etc), (auch Feier, Essen etc) schlicht;a) ein Wagen ohne Extras,b) ein Wagen ohne Schnickschnack umgB v/t1. mit einer Krause besetzen oder schmücken2. kräuselnC v/i FOTO sich kräuseln* * *noun1) (ruffled edge) Rüsche, diewith no frills — [Ferienhaus, Auto] ohne besondere Ausstattung
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2 collar
1. n воротник, воротничокlifting collar — «воротник» колонны
2. n цепь рыцарского ордена3. n ожерелье4. n ошейник5. n хомут6. n социол. воротничок как символ статусаblue collars — синие воротнички, рабочие
white collars — белые воротнички, служащие
steel collar — «железный воротничок», робот
blue collar — «синий воротничок», производственный рабочий
7. n амер. сл. арест, задержание8. n тех. втулка, кольцо9. n тех. фланец; заплечик10. n тех. манжета11. n тех. стр. ригель12. n тех. горн. устье13. n тех. бот. корневой чехлик; шейка14. n тех. зоол. воротничок15. v схватить за ворот, за шиворот16. v разг. захватить, завладеть17. v свёртывать в рулетСинонимический ряд:1. neck band (noun) attached collar; celluloid collar; dickey; Eton; frill; linen collar; neck band; neckpiece; ruff2. catch (verb) bag; catch; get; nail; prehend; secure; take3. corner (verb) bottle up; corner; tree4. nab (verb) abduct; apprehend; arrest; capture; nab; seize5. steal (verb) abstract; annex; appropriate; cabbage; filch; hook; lift; nim; nip; pilfer; pillage; pinch; pocket; purloin; smouch; snitch; steal; swipe; thieve; vulture -
3 Toby collar
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > Toby collar
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4 Toby frill
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > Toby frill
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5 toby frill
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6 Toby collar
1) мед. шейный бандаж2) = Toby frill гофрированный воротничок -
7 Eton
n Итон, Итонский колледжEton college — школа в Итоне, Итонский колледж
Eton blue — «итонский голубой»; светло-синий цвет
Синонимический ряд:neck band (noun) attached collar; celluloid collar; collar; dickey; frill; linen collar; neck band; neckpiece; ruff -
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Синонимический ряд:1. weak (adj.) fluctuant; insecure; rootless; shaky; unstable; unsure; vacillating; wavering; weak; wobbly2. neck band (noun) attached collar; celluloid collar; collar; Eton; frill; linen collar; neck band; neckpiece; ruff -
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1. n горжетка, боа; мех на плечи2. n шарф, платок, косынка3. n воротник4. n ист. оплечьеСинонимический ряд:neck band (noun) attached collar; celluloid collar; collar; dickey; Eton; frill; linen collar; neck band; ruff -
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1. n ист. круглый плоёный жёсткий воротник2. n кольцо перьев или шерсти вокруг шеи3. n круговой выступ на валу; гребень4. n зоол. ёрш5. n зоол. турухтан6. v карт. козырять, бить козыремСинонимический ряд:neck band (noun) attached collar; celluloid collar; collar; dickey; Eton; frill; linen collar; neck band; neckpiece -
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12 Toby
n3) кухоль для пива4) амер., розм. сорт тонких дешевих сигар* * *п1) пивний кухоль (у вигляді товстуна в костюмі XVIII в.; Toby jug)3) aмep. сорт тонких дешевих сигар -
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