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стадо гусейАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > gaggle of geese
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noungaggle [of geese] — Schar [Gänse], die
* * *gag·gle[ˈgægl̩]n (geese)* * *['ggl]1. n(of geese) Herde f; (hum, of people) Schar f, Horde f2. vischnattern* * *gaggle [ˈɡæɡl]A v/i schnattern (Gans) (auch fig)B s1. Geschnatter n (auch fig)2. a) Gänseschar fb) umg schnatternde Schar:* * *noungaggle [of geese] — Schar [Gänse], die
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gaggle ['gægəl]1 noun(of geese) & figurative troupeau m;∎ a gaggle of young schoolgirls un troupeau de jeunes élèvescacarder -
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['gægl]nome (of geese, people) branco m.* * *gaggle /ˈgægl/n.(to) gaggle /ˈgægl/v. i.( d'oche) schiamazzare.* * *['gægl]nome (of geese, people) branco m. -
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s.1 bandada (of geese)2 manada de gansos, bandada de gansos.3 pandilla de gente, grupo de gente.vi.graznar, como el ánsar. (pt & pp gaggled) -
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General subject: flock of geese, gaggle, goosery, gaggle of geese -
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I [guːs] сущ.; мн. geese1)а) гусь; гусыняgeese cackle / honk — гуси гогочут / кричат
flock of geese, gaggle of geese — стадо гусей
б) гусятина2) разг. дурак; дура; простак; простушка; простофиля; дурень, болван, олухSyn:••can't say "boo" to a goose — очень робок; и мухи не обидит
to shoe the goose — бездельничать, заниматься пустяками
to cook someone's goose — разг. не дать осуществиться чьим-л. планам
gone goose — амер.; разг. дохлый номер, гиблое дело
II [guːs] 1. сущ.; мн. gooses [-ɪz] 2. гл. III [guːs] гл.to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs — зарезать курицу, несущую золотые яйца, уничтожить источник своего же богатства, благосостояния
1) разг. шлёпнуть кого-л. по заднице2) амер. стимулировать, подталкиватьSyn:spur 2. 1) б) -
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crowd, bevy, horde, droves (people); flock (people, birds); swarm; covey; gaggle (geese)
См. также в других словарях:
a gaggle of geese — a flock of geese, a bunch of geese A gaggle of geese met us as we drove into the farmyard … English idioms
Gaggle — A gaggle is a term of venery for a flock of geese that isn t in flight; in flight, the group can be called a skein. In terms of geese, a gaggle is equal to at least five geese. In terms of salt, a gaggle is equal to eight fifty pound bags of salt … Wikipedia
gaggle — gag|gle [ˈgægəl] n [Date: 1300 1400; Origin: gaggle to make the sound of geese, to talk noisily (14 19 centuries), from the sound] 1.) a gaggle of tourists/children etc a noisy group of people ▪ a gaggle of teenage girls 2.) a gaggle of geese a… … Dictionary of contemporary English
gaggle — UK [ˈɡæɡ(ə)l] / US noun [countable] Word forms gaggle : singular gaggle plural gaggles 1) informal a group of people, especially a noisy and uncontrolled group a gaggle of children in the park 2) a group of geese a noisy gaggle of geese … English dictionary
gaggle — noun 1 a gaggle of tourists/children etc a noisy group of people: a gaggle of teenage girls 2 a gaggle of geese a number of geese (goose1 (1)) together … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
gaggle — gag|gle [ gægl ] noun count 1. ) a group of GEESE: a noisy gaggle of geese 2. ) INFORMAL a group of people, especially a noisy and uncontrolled group: a gaggle of children in the park … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
gaggle — (n.) late 15c., gagyll, with reference to both geese and women. Barnhart says possibly from O.N. gagl small goose, gosling, bird; OED calls it one of the many artificial terms invented in the 15th c. as distinctive collectives referring to… … Etymology dictionary
Gaggle — Gag gle, n. [Cf. {Gaggle} v. i.] 1. (Zo[ o]l.) A flock of wild geese, especially when on the ground. [Prov. Eng.] Halliwell. [1913 Webster] 2. Hence: A gathering of people, especially a noisy one. [PJC] 3. Hence: Any clustered group of related… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
gaggle — ► NOUN 1) a flock of geese. 2) informal a disorderly group of people. ORIGIN imitative of the noise that a goose makes … English terms dictionary
gaggle — [gag′əl] n. [ME gagel < gagelen, to cackle: orig. echoic] 1. a flock of geese 2. any group or cluster … English World dictionary
gaggle — noun Etymology: Middle English gagyll, from gagelen to cackle Date: 15th century 1. flock; especially a flock of geese when not in flight compare skein 2. a group, aggregation, or cluster lacking organization < a gaggle of reporters and… … New Collegiate Dictionary