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1 nocturnal
[nɔkˈtəːnl] adjective1) active at night:لَيْليThe owl is a nocturnal bird.
2) happening at night:لَيْلي النَّشاطa nocturnal encounter.
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2 yölintu
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3 nocturne
nocturne [nɔktyʀn]1. adjective[animal] nocturnal ; [visite, sortie] night2. feminine noun* * *
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1. nɔktyʀnadjectif [spectacle, attaque] night (épith); [animal] nocturnal; [sortie, promenade] late-night (épith)
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nom masculin2) Musique, Religion nocturne
II nɔktyʀn1) Sport (course, match) evening fixture2) Commerce ( de magasin) late-night opening* * *nɔktyʀn1. adj(animal, phénomène) nocturnal, (température) night modif2. nf1) SPORT floodlit fixture2) [magasin] late-night openingNocturne le vendredi jusqu'à vingt-trois heures. — Late-night opening until 11 p.m. on Fridays.
* * *A adj [visite, spectacle, attaque] night ( épith); [oiseau, animal] nocturnal; [sortie, promenade, équipée] late-night ( épith); la vie nocturne à Londres nightlife in London.B nmC nf1 Sport (course, match) evening fixture; jouer un match en nocturne to play a match in the evening; une réunion en nocturne an evening fixture;2 Comm ( de magasin) late-night opening.[nɔktyrn] adjectif————————[nɔktyrn] nom masculin————————[nɔktyrn] nom fémininle magasin fait nocturne ou ouvre en nocturne le jeudi the shop stays open late on Thursdaysnocturne le mardi late-night opening: Tuesday -
4 Nachtvogel
m1. ORN. nocturnal bird2. umg., fig. (Person) night owl* * *Nạcht|vo|gelmnocturnal or night bird* * *Nacht·vo·gelm night [or nocturnal] bird* * *1. ORN nocturnal bird2. umg, fig (Person) night owl -
5 ave nocturna
f.night-bird, night owl.* * *night-bird, night owl, nighthawk* * *(Zool) nocturnal bird; ( persona) night owl o bird* * *(n.) = night owl, night owlEx. The biological basis of preferences for morning or evening activity patterns ('early birds' and ' night owls') has been hypothesized but has remained elusive.Ex. The biological basis of preferences for morning or evening activity patterns ('early birds' and ' night owls') has been hypothesized but has remained elusive.* * *(Zool) nocturnal bird; ( persona) night owl o bird* * *(n.) = night owl, night owlEx: The biological basis of preferences for morning or evening activity patterns ('early birds' and ' night owls') has been hypothesized but has remained elusive.
Ex: The biological basis of preferences for morning or evening activity patterns ('early birds' and ' night owls') has been hypothesized but has remained elusive. -
6 ночной
1. nocturnal2. night3. nightlyАнтонимический ряд:дневной; дневною -
7 uccello
m birduccello rapace bird of prey* * *uccello s.m.1 bird; fowl*: il volo degli uccelli, the flight of birds; uccello in volo, bird in flight; osservare gli uccelli, to bird-watch; andare a caccia di uccelli, to go bird-catching; uccelli acquatici, water fowl (s); uccello marino, sea fowl; uccello da gabbia, cagebird; uccello di passo, bird of passage; uccello di rapina, bird of prey; uccello migratore, migrant bird; uccelli selvatici, wild fowl (s) (o wild birds); uccello di nido, implume, nestling; uccello da richiamo, call-bird; uccello canoro, song bird; uccello notturno, nocturnal bird; uccello fischiatore, whistler // uccello del paradiso, bird of paradise; uccello mosca, humming-bird; uccello delle tempeste, ( Hydrobates pelagicus) petrel, (pop.) Mother Carey's chicken; uccello gatto, ( Dumetella carolinensis) catbird; uccello lira, ( Menura novaehollandiae) lyrebird; uccello martello, ( Scopus umbretta) umbrette (o umber-bird); uccello parasole, ( Cephalopterus ornatus) umbrella-bird; uccello sarto, ( Orthotomus sutorius) tailor-bird // essere uccello di bosco, (fig.) to be free // farsi uccel di bosco, (fig.) to take to the bush // vista a volo di uccello, from a bird's-eye view // a ogni uccello il suo nido è bello, (prov.) there is no place like home* * *[ut'tʃɛllo]sostantivo maschile1) zool. bird2) volg. (pene) cock, dick•uccello acquatico — water bird, waterfowl
uccello del malaugurio — jinx, calamity howler AE pop.
uccello marino — sea fowl, seabird
••essere uccel di bosco — to be as free as a bird, to have flown the coop
* * *uccello/ut't∫εllo/sostantivo m.1 zool. bird2 volg. (pene) cock, dickessere uccel di bosco to be as free as a bird, to have flown the coop\uccello acquatico water bird, waterfowl; uccello del malaugurio jinx, calamity howler AE pop.; uccello marino sea fowl, seabird; uccello migratore migrant (bird); uccello notturno night bird; uccello del paradiso bird of paradise; uccello di passo bird of passage; uccello rapace bird of prey. -
8 ночная птица
1) General subject: night-bird (о ночном грабителе и т.п.), nighthawk (о воре), nocturnals2) Biology: night bird3) Poetical language: night raven4) Astronomy: nocturnal5) Makarov: nocturnal bird -
9 ptak
Ⅰ m anim. Zool. bird- ptaki dzikie/hodowlane a. domowe wild/domestic birds- ptaki hodowane w klatce cage birds- ptaki chronione protected a. endangered birds a. bird species- budka dla ptaków a bird house- karmnik dla ptaków a bird table- klatka dla ptaków a birdcage- ostoja/rezerwat ptaków a bird sanctuary- sezonowe wędrówki ptaków seasonal bird migration- hodowca ptaków a bird fancier; an aviculturist książk.- obserwator ptaków a birdwatcher, a twitcher GB- obserwować ptaki to go birdwatching- widok z lotu ptaka a bird’s eye view- Warszawa z lotu ptaka a bird’s eye view of Warsaw- wolny jak ptak (as) free as a bird, footloose and fancy free- czuć się jak ptak zamknięty w klatce to feel like a caged bird- podobny do ptaka bird-likeⅡ m inanim. (A ptaka) posp. (penis) willie a. willy GB pot.; pecker US posp.- □ ptaki błotne marshbirds- ptaki brodzące wading birds, waders- ptaki drapieżne birds of prey- ptaki gniazdowe sedentary birds- ptaki łowcze trained birds of prey- ptaki łowne game birds- ptaki ozdobne ornamental birds- ptaki przelotne a. wędrowne migratory birds, birds of passage- ptaki śpiewające songbirds- rajski ptak bird of paradise- stalowy ptak aeroplane, airplane US- niebieski ptak pejor. adventurer, freebooter- zły to ptak, co własne gniazdo kala przysł. it’s an ill bird that fouls its own nest przysł.* * *-ka, -ki; instr sg - kiem; mniebieski ptak pot — layabout (pot)
* * *mabird; ptak brodzący wading bird, wader; ptak drapieżny bird of prey, raptor; ptak hodowlany domestic fowl; ptak łowczy myśl. hunting bird; ptak łowny game bird; ptak nocny nocturnal bird; ptak przelotny bird of passage; ptak śpiewający songbird; ptak wędrowny migratory bird; ptak wodny water l. aquatic bird, waterfowl; ptak zimujący wintering bird; dziki ptak wildfowl; rajskie ptaki orn. birds of paradise ( Paradisaeidae); niebieski ptak (= ktoś niezależny) adventurer; (= darmozjad) sponger; być niebieskim ptakiem live by one's wits; z lotu ptaka from above; widok z lotu ptaka bird's eye view; wolny jak ptak (as) free as a bird; zły to ptak, co swe gniazdo kala it is an ill bird that fouls its own nest.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ptak
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10 Nacht-...
1) (active at night: The owl is a nocturnal bird.) nocturnal2) (for or during the night: an overnight bag.) overnight -
11 སྲིན་བྱ་
[srin bya]owl?, asia otus otus linnaeus, demon-bird, nocturnal bird, owl -
12 baykuş
n. owl, night owl, predatory (chiefly nocturnal) bird that has a large broad head with large eyes that face forward and are surrounded by a ring of feathers* * *1. hoot owl 2. owl -
13 cybindis
nocturnal bird of prey; night hawk (L+S) -
14 cymindis
nocturnal bird of prey; night hawk (L+S) -
15 Amerikaanse Oehoe
n. great horned owl, predatory (chiefly nocturnal) bird that has a large broad head with large eyes that face forward and are surrounded by a ring of feathers -
16 geitenmelker
n. goatsucker, nightjar, species of insectivorous nocturnal bird from the genus Caprimulgus -
17 katuil
n. owl, predatory (chiefly nocturnal) bird that has a large broad head with large eyes that face forward and are surrounded by a ring of feathers -
18 sneeuwuil
n. snowy owl, predatory (chiefly nocturnal) bird that has a large broad head with large eyes that face forward and are surrounded by a ring of feathers -
19 Nachtvogel
Nacht·vo·gel mnight [or nocturnal] bird -
20 rapace nocturne
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