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A pocket handkerchief was commonly so called in the 16th century, and is still called a pocket-napkin in Scotland and the North of England. In 1768 it was used to signify a woman's neckerchief. -
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napkin [ˊnæpkɪn] n1) салфе́тка2) подгу́зник; пелёнка3) амер. женская гигиени́ческая прокла́дка -
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napkin-ring [ˊnæpkɪnrɪŋ] nкольцо́ для салфе́тки -
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ˈnæpkɪn сущ.
1) салфетка to fold a napkin ≈ сложить салфетку to tuck a napkin (under one's chin) ≈ завязать салфетку (под подбородком) cocktail napkin ≈ салфетка для коктейля dinner napkin ≈ обеденная салфетка linen napkin ≈ льняная салфетка paper napkin ≈ бумажная салфетка Syn: serviette
2) а) маленькое полотенце б) брит., диал. носовой платок Syn: handkerchief в) шотл. шейный платок, косынка Syn: kerchief
3) а) подгузник Syn: diaper, nappy б) прокладка, гигиеническая салфетка Syn: sanitary napkin
4) мн. пеленки ∙ to lay up in a napkin ≈ держать под спудом салфетка - * ring кольцо для салфетки пеленка;
подгузник маленькое полотенце (шотландское) (носовой) платок > to lay up /to hide, to wrap up/ in a * держать под спудом ~ пеленки;
to lay up in a napkin = держать под спудом napkin подгузник ~ салфетка ~ пеленки;
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'næpkin1) ((also table napkin) a small piece of cloth or paper for protecting the clothes from drips etc and for wiping the lips at meals.) servilleta2) (full form of nappy.) pañalnapkin n servilletatr['næpkɪn]1 servilleta\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLnapkin ring servilleteronapkin ['næpkən] n: servilleta fn.• pañal s.m.• servilleta s.f.'næpkɪnnoun servilleta f; (before n)['næpkɪn]1.N (=table napkin) servilleta f ; (Brit) (baby's) pañal m ; (US) (=sanitary towel) compresa f higiénica, paño m higiénico2.CPDnapkin ring N — servilletero m
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['næpkɪn]nome tovagliolo m.* * *['næpkin]1) ((also table napkin) a small piece of cloth or paper for protecting the clothes from drips etc and for wiping the lips at meals.) tovagliolo2) (full form of nappy.) pannolino* * *napkin /ˈnæpkɪn/n.3 (scozz.) fazzoletto* * *['næpkɪn]nome tovagliolo m. -
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[ˈnæpkɪn]napkin пеленки; to lay up in a napkin = держать под спудом napkin подгузник napkin салфетка napkin пеленки; to lay up in a napkin = держать под спудом nappy: nappy разг. см. napkin -
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{'næpkin}
1. салфетка
to lay up/hide in a NAPKIN прен. прибирам, не използувам
2. пелена
3. дамска превръзка
4. шотл. носна кърпа* * *{'napkin} n 1. салфетка; to lay up/hide in a napkin прен. прибирам,* * *салфетка; пелена;* * *1. to lay up/hide in a napkin прен. прибирам, не използувам 2. дамска превръзка 3. пелена 4. салфетка 5. шотл. носна кърпа* * *napkin[´næpkin] n 1. салфетка (и table
apkin); to lay up in a
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noun1) Serviette, die2) (waiter's) Serviertuch, das* * *['næpkin]1) ((also table napkin) a small piece of cloth or paper for protecting the clothes from drips etc and for wiping the lips at meals.) die Serviette2) (full form of nappy.) die Windel* * *nap·kin[ˈnæpkɪn]n Serviette f* * *['npkɪn]n* * *napkin [ˈnæpkın] s1. Serviette f:napkin ring Serviettenring m2. → academic.ru/48997/nappy">nappy23. besonders US (Damen-, Monats)Binde f* * *noun1) Serviette, die2) (waiter's) Serviertuch, das* * *n.Mundtuch -ër n.Serviette f. -
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салфетка || pl пелёнки @damask napkin камчатная салфетка @diapered napkin узорчатая салфетка @table napkin столовая салфетка @tea napkin чайная салфетка @ -
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салфетка || pl пелёнки @damask napkin камчатная салфетка @diapered napkin узорчатая салфетка @table napkin столовая салфетка @tea napkin чайная салфетка @
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