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1 old biddy
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tr['bɪdɪ]1 familiar vieja carca'bɪdian old biddy — una viejecita; ( less polite) una vieja
['bɪdɪ]N* * *['bɪdi]an old biddy — una viejecita; ( less polite) una vieja
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vieja sustantivo femenino (Col, Méx, Ven fam) ( mujer) broad (AmE sl), bird (BrE sl); ver tb viejo sustantivo masculino, femenino
viejo,-a
I adjetivo old
una vieja iglesia, an old church
II sustantivo masculino y femenino old person (hombre) old man fam (padre) dad (mujer) old woman fam (madre) mum, US mom fam (los padres) los viejos, the parents o folks ' vieja' also found in these entries: Spanish: abrigar - cacatúa - enfriar - recuerdo - reemplazar - trasto - viejo - puro English: biddy - chuck away - chuck out - disintegrate - has-been - rot away - strip off - venue - woman - broad - get - make - rambling
См. также в других словарях:
Biddy — f Irish and English: pet form of BRIDE (SEE Bride) or BRIDGET (SEE Bridget). It was formerly quite common, but is now seldom used outside Ireland, partly perhaps because the informal expression ‘an old biddy’ in English has come to denote a… … First names dictionary
biddy — [bid′ē] n. pl. biddies [< ?] 1. a chicken or chick; esp., a hen 2. Informal a woman; esp., an elderly woman (usually old biddy) regarded contemptuously as annoying, gossipy, etc … English World dictionary
biddy — One might in modern English hear a reference to a ‘biddy’, especially an ‘old biddy’, meaning a woman, but as a vocative the word is almost never used. What is sometimes heard, especially in Ireland, is ‘Biddy’ being used as a pet name for a… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
biddy — [[t]bɪ̱di[/t]] biddies N COUNT (disapproval) If someone describes an old woman as an old biddy, they are saying in an unkind way that they think she is silly or unpleasant. [INFORMAL] We re not just a lot of old biddies going on about jam … English dictionary
biddy — bid|dy [ˈbıdi] n plural biddies old biddy informal an old woman, especially one who is unpleasant or annoying … Dictionary of contemporary English
biddy — n. (pl. ies) sl. derog. a woman (esp. old biddy). Etymology: pet form of the name Bridget … Useful english dictionary
Biddy Early — (* 1798 as Bridget Ellen Connors in Faha Montain; † 1874) was an Irish traditional healer who helped peasants. She acted against the wishes of Catholic priests and landlords and was accused of witchcraft. ChildhoodBiddy Early was born in 1798 to… … Wikipedia
biddy — old woman, 1785; meaning Irish maid servant (1861) is Amer.Eng.; both from Biddy, pet form of common Irish proper name BRIDGET (Cf. Bridget) … Etymology dictionary
biddy — ► NOUN (pl. biddies) informal ▪ a woman, especially an old one. ORIGIN originally denoting a chicken: of unknown origin … English terms dictionary
biddy — biddy1 /bid ee/, n., pl. biddies. Chiefly New England, South Midland, and Southern U.S. 1. a chicken. 2. a newly hatched chick. [1595 1605; cf. Brit. dial. biddy ( < ?) with same sense, usually as a call to chickens] biddy2 /bid ee/, n., pl.… … Universalium
biddy — A girl who works at a fast food restauraunt. (Originally girls who worked at Burger King.) Also see biddy for old woman. Hey, John, you shoulda seen the biddy workin cash last night at McDs … Dictionary of american slang