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calash [kəˊlæʃ] nуст.1) коля́ска2) верх коля́ски -
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A hood, made like that of a carriage, called in France Caleche, to pull over the head, whence its name. It is said to have been introduced by the Duchess of Bedford in 1765. A similar article of apparel, however, appears to have existed long previously, examples of which are to be seen in the recumbent effigies of the 16th and 17th centuries. -
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[kəˈlæʃ]calash верх коляски calash коляска -
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n ист. вид каляска със сгъваем покрив, вид качулка* * *{kъ'lash} n ист. вид каляска със сгъваем покрив, вид качулка.* * *каляска;* * *n ист. вид каляска със сгъваем покрив, вид качулка* * *calash[kə´læʃ] n ост. 1. каляска; 2. старинна женска гугла. -
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[kəʹlæʃ] n1. коляска2. верх коляски3. старинная женская шляпка «кибиткой» -
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[kə'læʃ]Общая лексика: верх коляски, коляска, старинная женская шляпка "кибиткой" -
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[kə`læʃ]легкая коляскаскладной верхженская шляпка/капор из шелкаАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > calash
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◙ n. כרכרה בעלת ארבעה אופנים הרתומה לסוס אחד או שני סוסים בעלת כילה מתקפלת (לשניים או ארבעה נוסעים והעגלון); כילה מתקפלת של כרכרה; מצנפת המתקפלת לאחור כמו כילה של כרכרה (נשים נהגו לחבושה במאה ה-18)* * *◙ (81-ה האמב השובחל וגהנ םישנ) הרכרכ לש הליכ ומכ רוחאל תלפקתמה תפנצמ ;הרכרכ לש תלפקתמ הליכ ;(ןולגעהו םיעסונ העברא וא םיינשל) תלפקתמ הליכ תלעב םיסוס ינש וא דחא סוסל המותרה םינפוא העברא תלעב הרכרכ◄ -
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ca.lash[kəl'æʃ] n 1 caleche. 2 capota (de caleche). 3 toucado, capuz armado (usado antigamente pelas mulheres). -
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n. kaleska, hafif gezinti arabası, eski bir ipekli kadın başlığı* * *branda -
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[kəlaeš]nounvrsta lahke kočije; streha kočije; vrsta ženske kapuce -
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n. 2륜 포장마차, (마차의)포장, 포장꼴 여성 모자(18세기의)
См. также в других словарях:
Calash — Ca*lash , n. [F. cal[ e]che; of Slavonic origin; cf. Bohem. kolesa, Russ. koliaska calash, koleso, kolo, wheel.] 1. A light carriage with low wheels, having a top or hood that can be raised or lowered, seats for inside, a separate seat for the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
calash — [kə lash′] n. [Fr calèche < Ger kalesche < Czech kolésa, prob. < kolo, a WHEEL: for IE base see CYCLE] 1. a light, low wheeled carriage, usually with a folding top 2. such a folding top 3. a folding hood or bonnet worn by women in the… … English World dictionary
calash — /keuh lash /, n. 1. Also, calèche. a light vehicle pulled by one or two horses, seating two to four passengers, and having two or four wheels, a seat for a driver on a splashboard, and sometimes a folding top. 2. a folding top of a carriage. 3.… … Universalium
calash — /kəˈlæʃ/ (say kuh lash) noun 1. a light, low wheeled carriage, either with or without a folding top. 2. the folding top (calash top) of such a vehicle. 3. a kind of hood formerly worn by women. {French calèche, from German Kalesche, from Slavic;… …
calash top — noun the folding hood of a horse drawn carriage • Syn: ↑calash, ↑caleche • Hypernyms: ↑hood • Part Holonyms: ↑chaise, ↑shay … Useful english dictionary
calash — noun Etymology: French calèche, from German Kalesche, from Czech kolesa wheels, carriage; akin to Greek kyklos wheel more at wheel Date: 1679 1. a. a light small wheeled 4 passenger carriage with a folding top b. caleche 1b 2. a large hood worn… … New Collegiate Dictionary
calash — noun A sort of light convertible carriage with a folding hood … Wiktionary
calash — light low wheeled carriage with folding top Carriages and Chariots … Phrontistery dictionary
calash — n. light carriage pulled by one or two horses and having four wheels (for 2 to 4 passengers and a driver) with a folding top; folding top of a carriage; bonnet which folds back just like the top of a carriage (worn by women during the 18th… … English contemporary dictionary
calash — See calèche … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
calash — [kə laʃ] noun another term for caleche … English new terms dictionary