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tr[beɪn]1 (cause of trouble) perdición nombre femenino, ruina2 (poison) veneno\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be the bane of somebody's life amargarle la vida a alguienbane ['beɪn] n1) poison: veneno m2) ruin: ruina f, pesadilla fn.• azote s.m.• ruina s.f.beɪnnoun ruina f, pesadilla fto be the bane of somebody's life o existence — ser* la cruz de alguien
[beɪn]N liter (=poison) veneno m ; (fig) plaga f, azote m* * *[beɪn]noun ruina f, pesadilla fto be the bane of somebody's life o existence — ser* la cruz de alguien
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nounRuin, der* * *[beɪn]he's the \bane of my life! er bringt mich noch mal ins Grab! famto be more of a \bane than a boon eher ein Fluch als ein Segen sein* * *[beɪn]n1) (= cause of distress) Fluch mhe's/it's the bane of my life — er/das ist noch mal mein Ende (inf)
2) (old: poison) Gift nt* * *bane [beın] s1. Verderben n, Vernichtung f, Tod m (obs oder poet außer in):2. tödliches Gift (meist in Zusammensetzungen): → academic.ru/60380/ratsbane">ratsbane, wolfsbane, etc* * *nounRuin, der* * *n.Ruin nur sing. m.Verderben n. -
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bane [beɪn](a) (scourge, trial) fléau m;∎ it's/he's the bane of my life ça/il m'empoisonne la vie;∎ the tax has become the bane of local government l'impôt est devenu la bête noire des collectivités locales -
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nounവിനാശഹേതു, നാശകാരണം -
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1. n отрава; ядdrink has been the bane of his life — пьянство — его погибель
2. n редк. яд3. n ист. убийство; смерть, гибель4. v уст. губить, отравлятьСинонимический ряд:1. affliction (noun) affliction; annoyance; blight; calamity; cancer; curse; evil; ill; misfortune; plague; scourge; torment; woe2. poison (noun) contagion; poison; toxin; venom; virus3. ruin (noun) destroyer; destruction; downfall; ruin; ruination; undoingАнтонимический ряд: -
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[béin]nounstrup (samo v sestavljenkah); figuratively poguba, nesreča, smrt; vir nesreče -
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flea-bane noun bot. блошница дизентерийная -
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[lépədzbein]nounbotany divjakovec -
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1. n разрушение, уничтожение2. n умерщвление3. n гибель; крушение; разорение4. n разложение, деструкция5. n причина гибели, краха или разоренияСинонимический ряд:1. bane (noun) bane; destroyer; downfall; ruination2. damage (noun) breakage; damage; impairment; wreckage3. death (noun) death; fate; massacre; murder; ravage; sack; slaughter4. plague (noun) holocaust; plague; shipwreck5. ruin (noun) annihilation; blight; confusion; demolition; desolation; devastation; eradication; havoc; loss; overthrow; ruin; ruination; smash; vandalism; waste; wrack; wreck6. undoing (noun) decimation; degeneration; deterioration; devastation; disintegration; undoingАнтонимический ряд:creation; origin; preservation; recovery; renewal; reparation; restoration -
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губить; руинаСинонимический ряд:1. bane (noun) bane; destroyers; destruction; downfalls; havoc; ruination; wrecks2. confusions (noun) banes; confusions; destructions; devastations; havocs; losses; ruinations3. deteriorations (noun) atrophies; decadences; declensions; declinations; declines; degeneracies; degenerations; deteriorations; devaluations; devolutions; downgrades4. injuries (noun) damages; harms; hurts; injuries; mischiefs; outrages5. undoing (noun) decimation; degeneration; deterioration; devastation; disintegration; undoing6. wreckage (noun) ancient foundation; archeological find; crumbling walls; debris; hulk; relics; remainders; remains; remnants; shipwreck; vestiges; wracks; wreck; wreckage7. bankrupts (verb) bankrupts; busts; dilapidates; does in; folds up; impoverishes; pauperizes; paupers; shipwrecks; wrecks8. breaks (verb) breaks; crushes; fails; overwhelms; subdues9. destroys (verb) annihilates; atomizes; decapitates; decimates; demolishes; destroys; destructs; dismantles; dissolves; dynamites; finishes; pulls down; pulverizes; quenches; razes; rubs out; shatters; shoots; sinks; smashes; tears down; torpedoes; totals; undoes; unmakes; wracks10. frustrates (verb) baffles; balks; beats; bilks; buffaloes; circumvents; dashes; disappoints; foils; frustrates; thwarts -
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noun (a path.) sti, vei, gang, banesubst. \/ˈpɑːθweɪ\/1) sti, gangsti2) bane3) ( ofte i overført betydning) vei -
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1) (an underground passage eg for pedestrians, under a busy road: Cross by the subway.) undergang2) (an underground railway in a city: Go by subway.) undergrunnsbane, T-baneundergrunnsbanesubst. \/ˈsʌbweɪ\/1) ( britisk) fotgjengerundergang, fotgjengertunnel, gangtunnel2) ( britisk) underjordisk ledning3) (amer.) tunnelbane, T-bane, undergrunnsbane -
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1) (a vessel that sails along near the coast.) kystfartøy2) (a small mat for putting under a drinking-glass etc.) flaske-/ølbrikke, bordvernersubst. \/ˈkəʊstə\/1) kystskipper, kystfartøy, kystskip2) ølbrikke, (flaske)brikke, bordskåner3) (slang, amer.) kjelke, slede4) (amer., også roller coaster) berg-og-dal-bane5) kystbeboer -
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1) (a very hard, colourless precious stone: Her brooch had three diamonds in it; ( also adjective) a diamond ring.) diamant2) (a piece of diamond (often artificial) used as a tip on eg a record-player stylus.) diamantstift/-bor3) (a kind of four-sided figure or shape; ♦: There was a pattern of red and yellow diamonds on the floor.) rute(mønster)4) (one of the playing-cards of the suit diamonds, which have red symbols of this shape on them.) ruterkort•- diamondsdiamantIsubst. \/ˈdaɪəmənd\/1) ( mineralogi) diamant2) diamantverktøy (verktøy med liten diamant til å skjære glass)3) rombe, rombeformet gjenstand4) (kortspill, også diamonds) ruterkort, ruter5) ( typografi) diamant, 4 punkts skrift6) (softball, baseball) bane, indre spillebane, diamondcut diamond slipt diamantdiamond cut diamond hauk over hauk, hardt mot hardtdiamond in the rough (amer.) uslipt diamant ( overført) udannet og barsk, men godhjertet person, uslipt diamanta diamond rule en gyllen regelrough diamond uslipt diamant ( overført) udannet og barsk, men godhjertet person, uslipt diamantIIadj. \/ˈdaɪəmənd\/1) diamant-2) diamantaktig, diamantformet, diamantlignende
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bane — ► NOUN ▪ a cause of great distress or annoyance. ORIGIN Old English, «thing causing death, poison» … English terms dictionary
bane — [ beın ] noun singular something that annoys someone very much or causes them a lot of problems: the bane of: Noisy and disobedient children are the bane of many mothers. the bane of someone s life/existence: Paperwork is the bane of my life … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bane — noun (singular) something that causes trouble or makes people unhappy: be the bane of: Drugs are the bane of the inner cities. | the bane of sb s life/existence (=a cause of continual trouble or unhappiness): Ask any laser printer user what the… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
bane´ful|ness — bane|ful «BAYN fuhl», adjective. 1. causing harm or destruction; injurious: »Air pollution has a baneful effect on trees. SYNONYM(S): bad, evil, pernicious. 2. destroying life; deadly: »a baneful poison. SYNONYM(S): fatal, lethal … Useful english dictionary
bane´ful|ly — bane|ful «BAYN fuhl», adjective. 1. causing harm or destruction; injurious: »Air pollution has a baneful effect on trees. SYNONYM(S): bad, evil, pernicious. 2. destroying life; deadly: »a baneful poison. SYNONYM(S): fatal, lethal … Useful english dictionary
bane|ful — «BAYN fuhl», adjective. 1. causing harm or destruction; injurious: »Air pollution has a baneful effect on trees. SYNONYM(S): bad, evil, pernicious. 2. destroying life; deadly: »a baneful poison. SYNONYM(S): fatal, lethal … Useful english dictionary
bane — noun 1》 a cause of great distress or annoyance: the telephone was the bane of my life. 2》 archaic poison. Derivatives baneful adjective (archaic). Origin OE bana, of Gmc origin … English new terms dictionary
bane — noun scurvy was the bane of these seafarers Syn: scourge, plague, curse, blight, pest, nuisance, headache, nightmare, trial, hardship, cross to bear, burden, thorn in one s flesh/side, bitter pill, affliction, trouble, misery, woe … Thesaurus of popular words
bane|ber|ry — «BAYN BEHR ee, buhr », noun, plural ries. 1. any one of a genus of herbs of the crowfoot family that have spikes of small, white flowers and clusters of white or red, poisonous berries; cohosh. 2. one of these berries … Useful english dictionary
bane — UK [beɪn] / US noun [singular] something that annoys someone very much or causes them a lot of problems the bane of: Noisy and disobedient children are the bane of many mothers. the bane of someone s life/existence: Paperwork is the bane of my… … English dictionary
bane — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English bana; akin to Old High German bano death Date: before 12th century 1. a. obsolete killer, slayer b. poison c. death, destruction < stop the way of those that seek … New Collegiate Dictionary
