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[ɪə]n1) ухоSee;I have ear-ache. — У меня болит ухо.
Pus is running out of one's ears. — Уши гноятся. /Из ушей течет гной.
The wind whistles in the ears. — Ветер свистит в ушах.
Fear has bid ears. — У страха глаза велики.
He turned a deaf ear to her requests. — Он остался глухим к ее просьбам.
Give every man thin ear but little voice. — Больше слушай, а меньше говори.
The little pitcher has long ears. — Что говорит большой, слышит и малый. /И у стен есть уши.
Fly in one ear, out of the other. — В одно ухо вошло, в другое вышло.
- one's bad earTo fall on deaf ears. — Остаться глухим к чьим-либо просьбам.
- hairy ears
- one's good ear
- healthy ears
- lovely ears
- left ear
- both ears
- protruding ears
- lop-eared
- sensitive ears
- ear plugs
- ear disease
- earphones
- ear-cap
- ear-drops
- inflammation of the ear
- pain in the ear
- heat treatment for the ear
- have ear-wax in one's ear
- be deaf in one ear
- put ear-drops into each ear
- bandage one's bad ear
- dig in the ear
- treat smb's ears
- take a course of treatment for one's ears
- wash one's ears
- examine smb's ears
- clear smb's ears
- flush out smb's ears
- take a heat treatment for one's ears
- clean out smb's ears
- put a compress on the ear
- pierce one's ears
- get one's ears frost bitten
- rub one's ears with snow
- wriggle one's ears
- have a piercing pain in one's ear
- smb's ears runs
- cover one's ears with one's hands
- plug one's ears with one's fingers
- bend one's ear towards smb
- tilt one's hat over one's ears
- pull one's hat down over one's ears
- smb's ears are ringing
- smb's ears are blocked
- smb's ears freeze
- smb's ears turned red
- smb's ears are sticking out
- smb's ears are burning from shame2) (обыкновенно pl) слухThe distant roll of thunder reached our ears. — Мы услышали отдаленные раскаты грома.
This came to the ears of the minister. — Это дошло до (ушей) министра.
His pronunciation offends English Ears. — От его произношения англичанина коробит.
- professional ears- grate on smb's earsHe has a true ear for melody. — У него верный слух на мелодию
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I [iə] noun1) (the part of the head by means of which we hear, or its external part only: Her new hair-style covers her ears.) uho2) (the sense or power of hearing especially the ability to hear the difference between sounds: sharp ears; He has a good ear for music.) posluh•- earache- eardrum
- earlobe
- earmark
- earring
- earshot
- be all ears
- go in one ear and out the other
- play by ear
- up to one's ears in
- up to one's ears II [iə] noun(the part of a cereal plant which contains the seed: ears of corn.) klas* * *I [iə]1.nounklas;2.intransitive verbpognati v klasII [iə]transitive verbarchaic orati zemljoIII [iə]nounmuha na puškiIV [iə]nounuho; posluh; ušesce, luknjica; figuratively pozornostto reach the ear of s.o. — priti komu na uhoto set by the ears — povzročiti prepir, nahujskati, spretito win s.o.'s ear — biti od koga uslišana word in your ears — strogo zaupno, med nama povedano -
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5 come to smb.'s ear
(come to smb.'s ear(s) (тж. come to the ear(s) of smb.; reach smb.'s ears))дойти до чьих-л. ушей, стать известным кому-лSuch idle talk was little likely to reach the ears of Mr. Dombey, whom it nearly concerned; and probably no one in the world would have received it with such utter incredulity as he, if it had reached him. (Ch. Dickens, ‘Dombey and Son’, ch. I) — Такие пустые слухи вряд ли могли дойти до ушей мистера Домби, коего они близко касались, и, пожалуй, никто на свете не отнесся бы к ним с бо/льшим недоверием, чем он, если бы они дошли до него.
He travels about the country steadily and constantly, and it was through him that Snopes doings first came to our ears... (W. Faulkner, ‘Short Stories’, ‘Centaur in Brass’) — Он исколесил всю страну вдоль и поперек, и именно от него мы впервые услыхали о делах Снопса...
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6 have a wide ear and a short tongue
English-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > have a wide ear and a short tongue
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7 hear much, speak little
syn: be swift to hear, slow to speakменше говори, а більше слухай ≅ слухай тисячу разів, а говори один разEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > hear much, speak little
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8 uszko
* * *n.Gen.pl. uszek1. pl. -a l. -i (= małe ucho) little ear.3. zw. pl. kulin. (= pierożki w kształcie ucha) ravioli ( in Polish cooking).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uszko
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9 ушко
1) General subject: bootstrap, ear, earlet, eye, eyehole, eyelet, eyelet hole, hold, lugworm, pink, pull strap (для натягивания обуви), tab (сапога), tag, lug (a projection on an object by which it may be carried or fixed in place (COED) - AD)3) Engineering: eye assembly, hasp, loop, shackle, staple, thimble4) Chemistry: hanger5) Construction: oylet6) Railway term: cheek7) Automobile industry: lug boss8) Mining: clivvy, clivvy hook10) Textile: stay hook11) Fishery: little ear12) Mechanic engineering: chain shackle (крюка), pin hole13) Mechanics: eye ring15) Drilling: lifting dog16) Automation: bolt staple (болта), clevis17) Electrochemistry: hanger (катодного листа) -
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20 Oregon
( oregón [oregón] < orejón? [orexón] < Latin auriculam 'little ear' and the Spanish augmentative -ón)The thirty-third state admitted to the Union in 1850. Hendrickson's contention that the model for Oregon may be the "Spanish oregones, meaning 'big-earred men' and referring to Indians who lived there" is unlikely, since the form could only result from a scribal error ({g} for {j})in Spanish and a spelling pronunciation in English. More likely sources are the other possibilities he points out: (1) "the Algonquian Wauregan (beautiful water) for the Colorado River" or (2) "an unclear Indian name possibly meaning 'place of the beaver' that was misspelled on an early French map." Thus Oregon is probably not a Hispanicism.
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