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bodkin [ˊbɒdkɪn] n1) ши́ло2) дли́нная шпи́лька для воло́с3) уст. кинжа́л -
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n.• aguja s.f.• aguja de jareta s.f.• punzón s.m.['bɒdkɪn]N1) (Sew) aguja f de jareta2) (Typ) punzón m3) †† (=for hair) espadilla f -
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[ˈbɔdkɪn]bodkin длинная шпилька для волос bodkin уст. кинжал; to sit (to travel) bodkin сидеть (ехать) втиснутым между двумя соседями bodkin шило bodkin уст. кинжал; to sit (to travel) bodkin сидеть (ехать) втиснутым между двумя соседями -
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ˈbɔdkɪn сущ.
1) шило Syn: awl
2) длинная шпилька для волос
3) уст. кинжал ∙ sit bodkin travel bodkin шило длинная тупая игла длинная шпилька для волос( разговорное) человек, зажатый двумя другими;
- to ride * ехать втиснутым между двумя соседями;
- to walk * идти под руку с двумя дамами (устаревшее) кинжал типографское шило bodkin длинная шпилька для волос ~ уст. кинжал;
to sit (to travel) bodkin сидеть( ехать) втиснутым между двумя соседями ~ шило ~ уст. кинжал;
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{'bɔdkin}
1. шило, губерка
2. дебела тъпа игла
3. кинжял
to sit/ride/travcl BODKIN седя/пътувам притиснат между двама души* * *{'bъdkin} n 1. шило; губерка; 2. дебела тъпа игла; 3. кинжял:* * *губерка;* * *1. to sit/ride/travcl bodkin седя/пътувам притиснат между двама души 2. дебела тъпа игла 3. кинжял 4. шило, губерка* * *bodkin[´bɔdkin] n 1. голяма игла, губерка; 2. ост. кинжал, кама, меч, ханджар. -
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[ʹbɒdkın] n1. 1) шило2) длинная тупая игла ( для вдевания резинки)2. длинная шпилька для волос3. разг. человек, зажатый двумя другимиto ride [to sit] bodkin - ехать [сидеть] втиснутым между двумя соседями
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] bodkin[Swahili Word] shasira[Swahili Plural] mashasira[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] bodkin (used in making mats)[Swahili Word] shazia[Swahili Plural] mashazia[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6------------------------------------------------------------ -
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BALDACHINE (Baudekin, Baldoquin, Bodkin)A silk fabric embroidered with gold, woven in the Middle Ages at Damascus, silk warp, gold weft, often studded with precious stones, used for ceremonials, robes of State, curtains, canopies, etc. Later made only of silk, dyed crimson. During the 15th century became more common, most of it coming from Lucca, Italy, and the term is still used for the canopy borne over the head of the Pope. In the inventory of the wardrobe of Henry V appears "A piece of baudekyn of purple silk," " a piece of white baudekyn of gold," and in that of Henry VIII there appears " green baudekins of Venice gold, and blue, white, green and crimson baudekins with flowers of gold." ———————— See Baudekin. -
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bod·kin[ˈbɒdkɪn, AM ˈbɑ:d-]n Durchziehnadel f* * *['bɒdkɪn]n* * *1. TECH Ahle f:a) Pfriem mb) TYPO Punkturspitze fc) Durchzieh-, Schnürnadel f2. obs lange Haarnadel3. obs Dolch m -
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subst. \/ˈbɒdkɪn\/1) trekkenål, snørenål2) lang hårnål3) syl, pren4) ( gammeldags) (liten) dolkride\/sit bodkin ( hverdagslig) sitte klemt mellom to andre -
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[bɔdkin]noundebela topa igla; šilo; obsolete bodalo -
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['bɒdkɪn]nome passanastro m.; (for making holes) punteruolo m.* * *bodkin /ˈbɒdkɪn/n.1 ago passanastro; infilanastri3 (tipogr.) pinzette4 (arc.) stiletto.* * *['bɒdkɪn]nome passanastro m.; (for making holes) punteruolo m. -
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noun1) шило2) длинная шпилька для волос3) obsolete кинжалto sit (to travel) bodkin сидеть (ехать) втиснутым между двумя соседями* * *(n) шило* * ** * *[bod·kin || 'bɒdkɪn] n. шило, длинная шпилька для волос, кинжал* * ** * *1) шило 2) длинная шпилька для волос 3) устар. кинжал -
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['bɔdkɪn]сущ.1) шилоSyn:3) уст. кинжал4) разг. человек, зажатый между двумя другимиto sit / travel bodkin — сидеть / ехать втиснутым между двумя соседями
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См. также в других словарях:
Bodkin — may refer to:* One of the fourteen Tribes of Galway * A bodkin point, a type of arrowhead * A dagger or stiletto knife * A sharp slender instrument for making holes in cloth or a blunt needle with a large eye for drawing tape or ribbon through a… … Wikipedia
Bodkin — Bod kin (b[o^]d k[i^]n), n. [OE. boydekyn dagger; of uncertain origin; cf. W. bidog hanger, short sword, Ir. bideog, Gael. biodag.] 1. A dagger. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] When he himself might his quietus make With a bare bodkin. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Bodkin — Bod kin, n. See {Baudekin}. [Obs.] Shirley. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bodkin — late 14c., boydekin, of unknown origin. The ending suggests a diminutive formation, and Celtic has been suggested as the source of the root … Etymology dictionary
bodkin — ► NOUN 1) a thick, blunt needle with a large eye, used for drawing tape or cord through a hem. 2) historical a long pin used to fasten women s hair. ORIGIN perhaps of Celtic origin and related to Irish bod, Welsh bidog, Scottish Gaelic biodag… … English terms dictionary
bodkin — [bäd′kin] n. [ME boidekyn, bodekin < ?] 1. Obs. a dagger or stiletto 2. a pointed instrument for making holes in cloth 3. a long, ornamental hairpin 4. a thick, blunt needle for drawing ribbon or tape through a hem, etc … English World dictionary
Bodkin — Pointe bodkin Les pointes bodkin étaient les plus utilisées du fait de leur caractère perforant et de leur facilité de réalisation. Les pointes de flèche type bodkin sont pointues et de section carrée. Elles sont particulièrement perforantes et… … Wikipédia en Français
Bodkin — A small, pointed implement for piercing materials e.g. cloth, leather etc.; a pin used to fasten hair; most familiarly, and later, a *dagger or a stiletto. Bodkin and pin (the seamstress s and hairpin) were used synonymously until the 16c and… … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
bodkin — [14] A bodkin was originally a small dagger, and only in the 18th century did it develop the perhaps more familiar sense ‘long blunt needle’. Initially it was a three syllable word, spelled boidekyn, and its origins are mysterious. Most… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
bodkin — [14] A bodkin was originally a small dagger, and only in the 18th century did it develop the perhaps more familiar sense ‘long blunt needle’. Initially it was a three syllable word, spelled boidekyn, and its origins are mysterious. Most… … Word origins
Bodkin-Spitze — „bodkin“ Spitze Die Bodkin Spitze (engl. bodkin: Pfriem, Ahle), auch Ahl Spitze ist eine besondere Form von Kriegs Pfeilspitzen. Es handelt sich dabei um einen schmalen, spitz zulaufenden Vierkant (eine Unterart der sogenannten Panzerbrecher… … Deutsch Wikipedia