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1 sheik (Arabic title of respect borne by heads of religious orders)
Религия: шейхУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > sheik (Arabic title of respect borne by heads of religious orders)
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2 sheikh (Arabic title of respect borne by heads of religious orders)
Религия: шейхУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > sheikh (Arabic title of respect borne by heads of religious orders)
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3 sheik
[ʃeɪk]1) Общая лексика: глава рода (у арабов), неотразимый мужчина, представитель высшего духовенства, шейх (у мусульман)2) Религия: (Arabic title of respect borne by heads of religious orders) шейх3) Арабский язык: шейх4) Сленг: дамский угодник, жиголо, завоёвывать женщин, иронизировать, дразнить, любовник, очаровывать женщин5) Табуированная лексика: бабник, волокита, волочиться за женщинами, физически привлекательный мужчина -
4 sheikh
[ʃeɪk]1) Общая лексика: представитель высшего духовенства, шейх, глава рода (у арабов), шейх (у мусульман)2) Американизм: неотразимый мужчина3) Религия: (Arabic title of respect borne by heads of religious orders) шейх
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