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61 나무 호두 따위 줍기
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62 бледногорлый желтобрюхий тиранн
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m. a ‘nut-shaw,’ nut-wood; in the phrase, á hnotskóg, to go a-nutting, Nj. 129, Fas. ii. 59, Sams. 8. -
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♦ nut /nʌt/n.1 (bot., scient.) achenio2 (bot.) (usato come termine generico in alcuni composti:) walnut, noce; hazelnut, nocciola; peanut, nocciolina americana; cashew ( nut), noce di acagiù; Brazil nut, noce del Brasile3 (mecc.) dado4 ( slang) testa, zucca; (fig.) cervello: Use your nut!, adopera la testa!; usa il cervello!; to be off one's nut, essere matto; essere fuori di testa; mancare d'una rotella9 (pl.) piccoli pezzi di carbone10 (pl.) (volg.) palle; coglioni (volg.); zebedei (pop.)● nut allergy, allergia alla frutta secca ( noci, ecc.) □ nut-brown, (color) nocciola □ nut butter, burro di noci □ (bot.) nut-gall, galla nuciforme; galla di quercia □ nut-hook, bacchio per le noci □ nut oil, olio di noci □ (bot.) nut palm, Cycas media □ nuts and bolts, (mecc.) dadi e bulloni, bulloneria; (fig. fam.) dettagli tecnici, rudimenti: the nuts and bolts of cooking, i rudimenti dell'arte culinaria □ nuts-and-bolts (agg.), fondamentale; essenziale; pratico □ (mecc.) nut screw, madrevite □ (bot.) nut tree, noce; ( anche) nocciòlo, avellano □ (zool.) nut weevil ( Balaninus nucum), balanino □ nut wrench, serradadi □ ( slang) to do one's nut, arrabbiarsi; incavolarsi, essere incavolato (pop.) □ ( slang) to go off one's nut, andare giù di testa; impazzire □ ( slang) He can't play bridge for nuts, non sa neanche da che parte si cominci a giocare a bridge.(to) nut /nʌt/A v. i.B v. t. -
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1. noun1) орех2) collocation голова; to be off one's nut спятить3) чудак; сумасброд4) (pl.) collocation дурачок, 'псих'5) slang фат, щеголь6) (pl.) мелкий уголь7) tech. гайка; муфтаa hard nut to crackа) 'крепкий орешек'; 'не по зубам'; трудная задача;б) трудный человекnuts! collocation великолепно!to be nuts collocation очень нравиться; доставлять большое удовольствие, радостьto be (dead)nuts on collocationа) очень любить;б) = знать как свои пять пальцев; быть в чем-л. большим знатоком, мастеромnot for nuts ни за что2. verb1) собирать орехи; to go nutting отправиться по орехи2) slang шевелить мозгами; to nut out smth. обмозговать что-л.* * *(n) гайка; орех* * ** * *[ nʌt] n. орех, орешник; голова, башка; откуп(сленг); сумасброд, чудак, дурак; щеголь; гайка, муфта; мелкий уголь v. собирать орехи, шевелить мозгами* * *гайкагорошинаорехрощицы* * *1. сущ. 1) а) орех б) мн. мелкий уголь в) мн., сленг яички, яйца (мужские половые органы) г) небольшое мучное изделие 2) а) разг. голова б) чудак, сумасброд; мн. разг. "псих", шизик, дурачок; мн. чушь, ерунда (также как ответная реплика) в) сленг фат 2. гл. 1) собирать орехи 2) а) сленг шевелить мозгами б) ударять головой, бить головой, по голове 3) сленг ухаживать, обхаживать (кого-л., за кем-л.) -
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1. n орехshelled nuts — очищенные орехи, орехи без скорлупы
2. n бот. семянка3. n крепкий орешекa tough nut — человек, с которым трудно справиться
4. n сл. голова, башка; «котелок»5. n сл. псих, чокнутыйa prodigiously talented nut — талантливейший, но неуравновешенный человек
6. n сл. помешавшийсяa golf nut — человек, помешавшийся на гольфе
7. n сл. сл. франт, щёголь; молодец8. n сл. сл. прелесть, чудо9. n сл. амер. пончик10. n сл. тех. гайка; муфта11. n сл. мелкий уголь12. n сл. сердцевина, ядро13. n сл. сл. взятка полицейскому; откуп14. v собирать орехи15. v сл. шевелить мозгамиСинонимический ряд:1. buff (noun) buff; devotee; fan2. crackpot (noun) crackbrain; crackpot; cuckoo; ding-a-ling; harebrain; kook; screwball3. enthusiast (noun) bigot; bug; crank; eccentric; enthusiast; fanatic; fiend; freak; weirdo; zealot4. fool (noun) fool; idiot; maniac; psychotic5. kernel (noun) filbert; fruit; grain; kernel; meat; peanut; pecan; seed; stone6. lunatic (noun) bedlamite; dement; loon; loony; lunatic; madling; madman; non compos; Tom o'Bedlam7. problem (noun) issue; problem; question8. threaded fastener (noun) bolt; bolt nut; cap; hex nut; lock nut; ratchet nut; screw nut; threaded fastener; wing nut -
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1 noun∎ nuts and raisins mélange m de différents fruits secs (cacahouètes, noisettes, etc) et de raisins secs;∎ familiar she's a hard or tough nut to crack elle n'est pas commode□ ;∎ it's a hard or tough nut to crack (problem) c'est difficile à résoudre□ ;∎ familiar the American market will be a hard or tough nut to crack ça ne sera pas facile de pénétrer le marché américain□(b) Technology écrou m;∎ nuts and bolts des écrous mpl et des boulons mpl;∎ figurative the nuts and bolts of the problem les détails pratiques du problème;∎ the nuts and bolts of a language les éléments de base d'une langue;∎ to learn the nuts and bolts of a business apprendre à connaître le fonctionnement d'une entreprise∎ what a nut! il est complètement cinglé ou dingue!∎ she's a golf nut c'est une fana de golf∎ it hit him right on the nut il l'a reçu en pleine caboche;∎ to be off one's nut (mad) être dingue ou cinglé;∎ to go off one's nut (go insane) perdre la boule, devenir cinglé; (get angry) péter les plombs, piquer une crise;∎ she really did her nut elle a piqué une de ces crises(f) (small lump of coal) noix f, tête-de-moineau ffamiliar donner un coup de boule à -
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/nʌt/ * danh từ - (thực vật học) quả hạch - (từ lóng) đầu - (số nhiều) cục than nhỏ - (kỹ thuật) đai ốc - (từ lóng) người khó chơi; việc hắc búa, việc khó giải quyết =a hard nut to crack+ một thằng cha khó chơi; một công việc hắc búa khó nhai - (từ lóng) công tử bột - (từ lóng) người ham thích (cái gì) - (từ lóng) người điên rồ, người gàn dở !to be off one's nut - gàn dở, mất trí, hoá điên !to be nuts on; yo be dend nuts on - (từ lóng) mê, say mê, thích ham - cừ, giỏi * nội động từ - to go nutting đi lấy quả hạch -
74 Myiarchus nuttingi
ENG Nutting's flycatcherNLD bleekkeeltiran
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