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nounഅച്ഛന്റേയോ അമ്മയുടെയോ സഹോദരി, അമ്മാവന്റെ ഭാര്യ, അമ്മായി, ആന്റി -
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69 Auntie Annie
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72 auntie, antimissile missile
Conversation vocabulary and slang. English-Russian dictionary > auntie, antimissile missile
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73 since Auntie had her accident
австрал.; жарг.I haven't been to Melbourne since Auntie had her accident. (DSUE) — Давненько не бывал я в Мельбурне.
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74 have (one's) auntie with one
Табуированная лексика: менструироватьУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > have (one's) auntie with one
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75 have auntie with one
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76 aunt auntie
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77 aunty
* * ** * *auntie, aunty[ɑ:nti, AM ænt̬i]n ( fam)2. BRIT ( hum: the BBC) scherzhafte Bezeichnung für die BBC; AUS ( hum: the ABC) scherzhafte Bezeichnung für die australische Rundfunkgesellschaft* * *['Aːntɪ]n (esp Brit inf)Tante f* * ** * *= auntie, noun (coll.) Tantchen, das; (with name) Tante, die -
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auntie — UK [ˈɑːntɪ] / US [ˈæntɪ] or aunty UK / US noun [countable] Word forms auntie : singular auntie plural aunties informal your aunt. A child often calls a woman auntie when she is a close friend of the family … English dictionary
auntie — 1787, also aunty, familiar dim. form of AUNT (Cf. aunt). As a form of kindly address to an older woman to whom one is not related, originally in southern U.S., of elderly slave women. The negro no longer submits with grace to be called uncle or… … Etymology dictionary
Auntie — Aunt ie, Aunty Aunt y, n. A familiar name for an aunt. In the southern United States a familiar term applied to aged negro women. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
auntie — or aunty [an′tē, än′tē] n. pl. aunties aunt: a familiar or affectionate form … English World dictionary
auntie — A diminutive of aunt, used mainly by young children to a real aunt, or to a close female friend of the family. The word is sometimes followed by the first name of the woman concerned. Auntie may also be used by adult speakers, especially by… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
Auntie\ Em — 1. Affectionate colloquialism for automatic teller machine, or ATM. 2. Very generous relative so as to be like an ATM. 3. To open betting, as in ante. 1. Can we go visit Auntie Em? I m strapped. 2. I m always glad when grandma comes cause she… … Dictionary of american slang
Auntie\ Em — 1. Affectionate colloquialism for automatic teller machine, or ATM. 2. Very generous relative so as to be like an ATM. 3. To open betting, as in ante. 1. Can we go visit Auntie Em? I m strapped. 2. I m always glad when grandma comes cause she… … Dictionary of american slang
auntie — [[t]ɑ͟ːnti, æ̱nti[/t]] aunties also aunty N FAMILY; N TITLE Someone s auntie is their aunt. [INFORMAL] His uncle is dead, but his auntie still lives here. ...my Auntie Elsie … English dictionary
Auntie — The word auntie or aunty can mean: *A pet form for the word aunt *An informal name for The British Broadcasting Corporation (otherwise known as the BBC). *An informal name for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (otherwise known as the ABC)… … Wikipedia
auntie — aunt|ie aunty [ˈa:nti US ˈæn ] n informal 1.) an aunt ▪ Auntie Lou 2.) used by children to address a woman who is a friend of their parents … Dictionary of contemporary English
auntie — (also aunty) noun (plural aunties) informal 1》 aunt. 2》 (Auntie) Brit. the BBC … English new terms dictionary