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adj.émergent; naissant; débutant; inexpérimenté; fam. bleuEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > fledgling
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{'fledʒliŋ}
1. новооперена птичка
2. прен. младок, новак, аджамия* * *{'flejlin} n 1. новооперена птичка; 2. прен. младок, нов* * *пиленце;* * *1. новооперена птичка 2. прен. младок, новак, аджамия -
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s mlad ptić; [fig] žutokljunac* * *
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жолтоклунец (фиг), неразвиено пиле* * *неразвиено пиле, жолтоклунец (фиг); жолтоклунец (фиг), неразвиено пиле -
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noun1) оперившийся птенец2) ребенок; неопытный юнец* * *(n) зеленый юнец; оперившийся птенец* * ** * *['fledg·ling || 'fledʒlɪŋ] n. оперившийся птенец, неопытный юнец, ребенок* * ** * *1) оперившийся птенец 2) новичок, неопытный юнец; человек, начинающий свою карьеру -
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[ʹfledʒlıŋ] n1) оперившийся птенец2) неоперившийся, зелёный юнецfledg(e)ling dramatists [poets] - начинающие драматурги [поэты]
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zöldfülű, fiatal madár
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fledgling — fledg‧ling [ˈfledʒlɪŋ] also fledgeling adjective [only before a noun] a fledgling company is fairly new: • In 1953, Akio Morita s fledgling company , Sony, was able to buy a licence from Western Electric to develop transistor technology. • The… … Financial and business terms
fledgling — adj. 1. having just acquired its flight feathers; of a young bird; as, a fledgling robin. [prenominal] Syn: fledgeling(prenominal). [WordNet 1.5] 2. young and inexperienced; as, a fledgling enterprise; a fledgling skier. Syn: unfledged. [WordNet… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Fledgling — or Fledglings may refer to:* Curtiss Fledgling, a trainer aircraft * Fergie s Fledglings, a group of Manchester United players recruited under the management of Alex Ferguson * Fledgling (birds), a young bird that has recently left its nest but… … Wikipedia
fledgling — (also fledgeling) ► NOUN 1) a young bird that has just fledged. 2) (before another noun ) new and inexperienced: fledgling democracies … English terms dictionary
fledgling — index juvenile, neophyte, novice Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
fledgling — 1830 (adj.), 1846 as a noun meaning young bird, from FLEDGE (Cf. fledge) + dim. suffix LING (Cf. ling). Of persons, from 1856 … Etymology dictionary
fledgling — is the recommended spelling for the young bird, not fledgeling, despite the derivation via the verb fledge (as in fully fledged) from an obsolete adjective fledge meaning ‘ready to fly’ … Modern English usage
fledgling — [n] beginner in activity apprentice, chick, colt, greenhorn*, learner, neophyte, nestling, newcomer, novice, rookie, tenderfoot*, trainee, tyro*; concepts 352,366,424 Ant. expert, professional … New thesaurus
fledgling — [flej′liŋ] n. 1. a young bird just fledged 2. a young, inexperienced person: Also Chiefly Brit. fledgeling … English World dictionary
fledgling — I fledgling UK [ˈfledʒlɪŋ] / US or fledgeling UK / US noun [countable] Word forms fledgling : singular fledgling plural fledglings a young bird that has just learnt to fly II fledgling UK / US or fledgeling UK [ˈfledʒlɪŋ] / US adjective a)… … English dictionary
fledgling — [[t]fle̱ʤlɪŋ[/t]] fledglings 1) N COUNT A fledgling is a young bird that has its feathers and is learning to fly. 2) ADJ: ADJ n You use fledgling to describe a person, organization, or system that is new or without experience. ...the sound… … English dictionary