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[wɪz]vito whizz past/by — śmigać (śmignąć perf) obok
* * *[wiz](to fly through the air with a hissing sound: The arrow whizzed past his shoulder.) świsnąć -
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['hwizbæng /'w-] n.,adj. amer., usht.,zhrg. /-n 1. predhëtopi, gjyle. 2. fishekzjarr /-adj. i shkëlqyer ( also whizz-bang) informal -
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subs.——————v. intrans.P. and V. ψοφεῖν.Whizz through: V. διαρροιζεῖν (gen.) (Soph., Trach. 568).Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Whizz
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[ˈwɪzbæŋ]whizz-bang воен. разг. снаряд, граната -
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[ˈwɪzkɪd]whizz-kid sl одаренный человек (который несмотря на молодость уже пользуется известностью), = восходящая звезда -
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طَنَّ (أصْدَرَ طَنِينًا، دوِيًّا، هَدِيرًا) \ boom: to make a deep hollow sound: They heard the boom of a big gun. The speaker had a loud booming voice. buzz: to make a buzz, be filled with a buzzing noise. hum: (of machines) to make a steady noise like a bee. whirr: (also whir) to make a whir: The sewing-machine whirred as he turned the handle. whizz: make a noise by rushing along through the air: The arrow whizzed past my nose. \ See Also أز (أَزَّ) -
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طَنِين \ buzz: the noise made by a bee. hum: a steady sound like a bee: I heard the distant hum of an aeropalne. murmur: a continuous low sound (of insects, quiet voices, etc.). whine: a whining noise. whirr: a sound made by sth. (wings, wheels, etc.) moving (round) quickly in the air: the whir(r) of machinery. whizz: the noise of sth. rushing very fast through the air. -
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أَزيز \ whir(r): a sound made by sth. (wings, wheels, etc.) moving (round) quickly in the air: the whir(r) of machinery. buzz: the noise made by a bee, any noise like this (of machines, or people talking, etc.). whizz: the noise of sth. rushing very fast through the air. \ See Also طنين (طَنِين) -
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أَزَّ \ fizz: to make a noise like gas escaping from water. whirr, whir: to make a whir: The sewing-machine whirred as he turned the handle. whizz: to make a noise by rushing along through the air: The arrow whizzed past my nose. \ See Also طن (طَنَّ) -
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[wɪz]1) Общая лексика: быстро вертеться, движение, сопровождаемое шумом, кружиться, проноситься со свистом (о стреле, пуле), свистеть (рассекая воздух), свистом рассекать воздух, свист (рассекаемого воздуха)2) Разговорное выражение: мчаться (об автомобиле), нестись, с шумом лететь3) Текстиль: отжимать на центрифуге4) Сленг: "прелесть", "талант", "чудо", живость, ловкач, мастер своего дела, молодец, мчаться на машине, напор, пирушка, попойка, рафинированный интеллигент, сделка, специалист высокого класса, эксперт, эрудит, мочиться, ас, воздух в пневматических железнодорожных тормозах, короткий письменный экзамен в школе, поразительное явление любого рода, празднество, уговор, чистить карманы, член банды карманников, энергия5) Пластмассы: фуговать, центрифугировать -
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1) Разговорное выражение: "вундеркинд"2) Биржевой термин: кудесник -
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Макаров: чудо, а не автомобильУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > whizz of an automobile
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[wɪz]свист; движение со свистомкража; вор-карманникловкая сделка, уговорклассная штукамолодчина; ловкачпросвистетьпроноситься со свистомкружитьсямочитьсяАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > whizz
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[`wɪzbæŋ]граната, снарядАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > whizz-bang
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[`wɪzkɪd]преуспевающий талантливый молодой человекАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > whizz-kid
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[hwɪz /w-]◙ n. שריקה, זמזום* * *◙ םוזמז,הקירש◄ -
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См. также в других словарях:
whizz — [wɪz] also whiz noun [countable] informal someone who is very skilled in a particular activity or is successful in a particular area of work: • Top managers may be financial whizzes, but they aren t marketing geniuses. • He s a whizz at website… … Financial and business terms
whizz-kid — whizz kids also whizzkid, whizz kid N COUNT: usu with supp If you refer to a young person as a whizz kid, you mean that they have achieved success at a young age because they are very clever and very good at something, especially making money.… … English dictionary
whizz-kid — ˈwhizz kid noun [countable] a young person who is very skilled in a particular activity or is very successful in a particular area of work * * * whizz kid UK US US also whiz kid) noun [C] ► a young person who is very good and successful at… … Financial and business terms
whizz through — ˈwhizz through [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they whizz through he/she/it whizzes through present participle whizzing through past tense whizzed through … Useful english dictionary
Whizz-Kidz — is a UK based charity, formed in 1990, whose aim is to provide customised wheelchairs, tricycles, and other specialised mobility equipment, to disabled children.It was the Tesco Charity of the Year for 2006.External links* [http://www.whizz… … Wikipedia
whizz — is the recommended spelling for the noun and verb (and also in whizz kid), not whiz, although this too occurs … Modern English usage
whizz — (also whiz) ► VERB (whizzed, whizzing) 1) move quickly through the air with a whistling or whooshing sound. 2) move or go fast. 3) (whizz through) do or deal with quickly. ► NOUN 1) … English terms dictionary
whizz-bang — whizzˈ bang or whizˈbang noun 1. A light shell of high velocity which is heard arriving shortly before exploding (World War I sl) 2. A firework reminiscent of this adjective 1. Excellent 2. Fast paced • • • Main Entry: ↑whizz … Useful english dictionary
whizz — [ wız, hwız ] another spelling of whiz … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
whizz — make or move with a humming, hissing sound, 1540s, of imitative origin. Meaning to urinate is from 1929. Related: Whizzed; whizzing. The noun is recorded from 1610s … Etymology dictionary
whizz-kid — (also whiz kid) ► NOUN informal ▪ a young person who is very successful or highly skilled … English terms dictionary