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1 to shoe a horse
to shoe (to unharness, to saddle) a horse подковать (распрягать, седлать) лошадь -
2 horse
[hɔːs] 1. сущ.1)а) конь, лошадь; скаковая лошадь см. тж. cob, filly, foal, gelding, hunter, mare, nag I, pony, stallion, steed, studdray horse / cart horse брит. / draft horse амер. — лошадь, запрягаемая в повозку
horses canter / gallop — лошади идут галопом
horses neigh / snicker — лошади ржут
an unbroken horse bucks — необъезженная лошадь встает на дыбы / брыкается
to breed / raise horses — разводить лошадей
- riding horseto take horse — сесть на лошадь; ехать верхом
2) кавалерия, конницаSyn:Syn:4) презр.; шутл. жеребец, кобель ( о мужчине)There you are, old horse; don't say I never did you a good turn. — Такие-то дела, старый кобель; только не говори, что я тебе никогда не делал ничего хорошего.
5) спорт. конь ( гимнастический снаряд)6) рама, станок, козлы7) амер.; нарк. героинSyn:8) амер. шпаргалка ( обычно подстрочный перевод)Syn:9) горн. включение пустой породы в руде10) мор. леерSyn:••Don't look a gift horse in the mouth. посл. — Дарёному коню в зубы не смотрят.
Lock the barn door after the horse is stolen. посл. — После драки кулаками не машут.
to beat / flog a dead horse — обсуждать уже решённый вопрос
2. прил.to work like a horse — работать как лошадь, как вол
1) конский, лошадиный2) конныйhorse barge — баржа, которую тянут лошади
4) грубыйSyn:3. гл.4) нести на спине или на плечах5) покрывать кобылу ( о жеребце)• -
3 horse
[hɔːs]nлошадь, коньSee:- riding horse- black horse
- saddle horse
- frisky horse
- cart horse
- Shire horse
- thoroughbred horse
- wild horse
- horse and a foal
- horse in a stable - break a horse
- breed, raise horses
- curry a horse
- fall off a horse
- hobble a horse
- lead a horse by the bridle
- keep horses
- ride a horse
- ride a horse bareskin
- mount on the horse
- dismoumt off the horse
- hamess a horse
- harness a horse to a sleigh
- feed horses
- give fodder to horses
- rein in the horse
- give the horse reins
- graze horses
- play the horses
- shoe a horse
- crop the tail of a horse
- put the horse into the stable
- put the horse on the haunches
- start the horse at a walk
- spur the horse
- manage a horse
- groom horses
- scrub the horse
- take horse
- horse runs
- horse reared
- horses graze
- horses neigh
- dark horse
- don't look a gift horse in the mouth
- change horses while crossing the stream.
- you can take a horse to water, but you cannot make it drink
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4 horse shoe
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5 horse-shoe mixer
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > horse-shoe mixer
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6 horse-shoe
Авиация: подковообразный -
7 horse-shoe arch
Горное дело: подковообразная арка -
8 horse-shoe curve
Горное дело: подковообразная кривая -
9 horse-shoe flame
Химия: подковообразное пламя -
10 horse-shoe furnace
Химия: печь с подковообразным подом -
11 horse-shoe gage
Автоматика: калибр-скоба -
12 horse-shoe glacier
Общая лексика: подковообразный ледник -
13 horse-shoe main
Нефть: кольцевая труба -
14 horse-shoe mixer
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15 horse-shoe plate
Морской термин: гельмпортовая накладка -
16 horse-shoe stirrer
Нефть: якорная мешалка -
17 horse-shoe tunnel
Горное дело: туннель подковообразного сечения -
18 horse-shoe mixer
English-russian plastics terminology dictionary > horse-shoe mixer
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19 horse-shoe curve
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20 horse-shoe gage
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > horse-shoe gage
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for want of a nail the shoe was lost; for want of a shoe the horse was lost; and for want of a horse the man was lost — The proverb is found in a number of forms. Cf. late 15th cent. Fr. par ung seul clou perd on ung bon cheval, by just one nail one loses a good horse; c 1390 GOWER Confessio Amantis v. 4785 For sparinge of a litel cost Fulofte time a man hath lost … Proverbs new dictionary
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shoe boil — shü n a soft swelling on the elbow of a horse caused by irritation (as from bruising in lying down) * * * capped elbow in the horse … Medical dictionary
horse-shoe magnet — A magnet bent like a horseshoe • • • Main Entry: ↑magnet … Useful english dictionary