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1 chains
[English Word] chains[Swahili Word] peto[Swahili Plural] mapeto[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6[Derived Word] peta V------------------------------------------------------------ -
2 snow chains
plural noun Automobile chaînes fpl -
3 chain
1. n горный хребет, гряда, горная цепьpitch chain — калиброванная цепь, цепь с калиброванным шагом
2. n оковы, узы, цепиagent of linking chain — агент роста цепи; сшивающий агент
3. n последовательность, связь, ход, цепь4. n система, сеть5. n спец. цепь; цепочкаtransformation chain — цепочка радиоактивных превращений, радиоактивный ряд
6. n тех. ряд звеньев7. n тех. нория; ковшовый элеватор8. n ком. сеть розничных магазинов9. n сеть однородных предприятийtheatre chain — киносеть, принадлежащая одной компании
10. n бакт. соединение конец в конец трёх или более клеток11. n спец. чейн12. n спец. мерная цепь13. n вчт. последовательность операций или вызовов программ14. n вчт. оператор вызова программыcall chain — цепочка вызовов; вызывающая последовательность
15. v скреплять цепью; прикреплять цепями16. v держать в цепях, оковах17. v приковывать, привязывать18. v закрыть на цепочку19. v перекрыть20. v измерять расстояние на местности мерной лентой или цепьюСинонимический ряд:1. cumulative (adj.) accumulative; additive; additory; cumulative; summative2. trite (adj.) bathetic; cliche; cliched; commonplace; corny; hack; hackneyed; musty; old hat; shopworn; stale; stereotyped; stereotypical; threadbare; timeworn; tired; trite; twice-told; warmed-over; well-worn; worn-out3. chains (noun) bonds; chains; irons; manacles4. metal links (noun) bond; cable; fetter; fob; links; manacle; metal links; padlock; restraint; shackle; tow rope; trammel5. succession (noun) alternation; connection; consecution; continuity; course; order; progression; round; row; run; sequel; sequence; series; string; succession; suite; train6. syndicate (noun) cartel; combine; conglomerate; group; pool; syndicate; trust7. attach (verb) attach; connect; fasten; lash; lock; secure; tether; wrap8. shackle (verb) bind; confine; fetter; handcuff; hold; imprison; manacle; restrain; shackle; tie upАнтонимический ряд:unfasten; unshackle -
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1. n обыкн. pl наручники; ручные кандалы2. n обыкн. pl путы, оковы; препятствие3. v надевать наручники4. v связывать, опутыватьСинонимический ряд:1. chains (noun) bond; chain; chains; fetter; handcuff; iron; restraint; shackle; trammel2. handcuffs (noun) constraint; fetters; handcuffs; irons; metal band; shackles3. bind (verb) bind; chain; fasten; shackle4. leash (verb) fetter; hamper; handcuff; hobble; hog-tie; leash; tie down; trammelАнтонимический ряд: -
5 shackle
1. n обыкн. l2. n кандалы3. n оковы, узы; препятствия4. n сл. обрезки мяса5. n сл. воен. мясной суп6. n сл. тех. обойма, скоба, серьга7. v заковывать в кандалы8. v мешать, стеснять, сковывать9. v соединять, сцеплять, приковыватьСинонимический ряд:1. chains (noun) anklet; bond; chain; chains; fetter; gyve; handcuff; iron; irons; manacle; restraint; trammel2. impediment (noun) encumbrance; impediment; obstruction3. impede (verb) dull; impede; restrict; slow; stultify4. leash (verb) bind; chain; clog; confine; curb; entrammel; fetter; hamper; handcuff; hobble; hog-tie; leash; manacle; restrain; tie; tie down; tie up; trammelАнтонимический ряд:liberate; release; unbind -
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1. n ножной браслет2. n короткие носки3. n сандалеты с перепонкой на лодыжке, щиколоткеСинонимический ряд:chains (noun) bond; chain; chains; fetter; gyve; handcuff; iron; manacle; shackle -
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1. n преим. pl поэт. кандалы, оковы, узы2. v поэт. заковывать в кандалы; сковывать; связыватьСинонимический ряд:chains (noun) anklet; bond; chain; chains; fetter; handcuff; iron; manacle; shackle -
8 irons
noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) lænker* * *noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) lænker -
9 chapter
noun1) (of book) Kapitel, das2) (fig.)chapter in or of somebody's life — Abschnitt in jemandes Leben
3) (Eccl.) Kapitel, das* * *[' æptə](a main division of a book: There are fifteen chapters in his new book.) das Kapitel- academic.ru/114935/a_chapter_of_accidents">a chapter of accidents* * *chap·ter[ˈtʃæptəʳ, AM -ɚ]na tragic \chapter in the country's history ein tragisches Kapitel in der Geschichte des Landesto open a new \chapter ein neues Kapitel beginnen3. esp AM (of organization) Zweig m; (on local level) Ortsgruppe f; AM Zweig einer religiösen Bruderschaft oder Gemeinschafttheir trip was a \chapter of accidents bei ihrer Reise passierte ein Unglück nach dem anderen6. AM LAWC\chapter 11 Chapter 11 (Verfahren zur Konkursabwendung)C\chapter 7 Chapter 7 (Vorschriften zur Abwicklung eines Unternehmens)* * *['tʃptə(r)]n1) (of book) Kapitel nt* * *chapter [ˈtʃæptə(r)]A s1. Kapitel n (eines Buches und fig):a) Kapitel und Vers (Angabe einer Bibelstelle),b) genaue Einzelheiten;he knows chapter and verse of er weiß genau Bescheid über (akk);to the end of the chapter bis ans Ende;a chapter of accidents Br eine Pechsträhne2. Br Titel der einzelnen Parlamentsbeschlüsse einer Sitzungsperiode3. REL Zweig m einer religiösen Gesellschaft4. RELa) Domkapitel nb) Ordenskapitel nc) Vollversammlung f der Kanoniker einer Provinz5. besonders US Ortsgruppe f (eines Vereins etc)6. pl römische Zahlen pl (besonders auf dem Zifferblatt)B v/t in Kapitel einteilenc. abk1. carat4. century6. chapter7. circa8. copyrightch. abk2. chapter3. chief4. child5. children6. churchchap. abk2. chapter* * *noun1) (of book) Kapitel, das2) (fig.)chapter in or of somebody's life — Abschnitt in jemandes Leben
3) (Eccl.) Kapitel, das* * *n.Abschnitt m.Kapitel - n.Teil m.,n. -
10 child
noun, pl. children Kind, das[be] with child — (dated) schwanger [sein]
* * *plural - children; noun1) (a young human being of either sex.) das Kind2) (a son or daughter: Her youngest child is five years old.) das Kind•- academic.ru/12444/childhood">childhood- childish
- childishly
- childishness
- childless
- childlike
- childbirth
- child's play* * *<pl -dren>I. nillegitimate \child uneheliches Kindunborn \child ungeborenes Kind, Fötus myoung \child Kleinkind ntfrom a \child von Kindesbeinen anone's/sb's inner \child das Kind in einem/jdm; PSYCHthe inner \child das innere Kindyou are your father's/mother's \child du bist [genau] wie dein Vater/deine Mutteran only \child ein Einzelkind nt4. (product)she's a real \child of the sixties sie ist ein typisches Kind der Sechzigerjahre5.▶ every man, woman and \child alle ohne Ausnahme▶ spare the rod and spoil the \child ( saying) ein Schlag zur rechten Zeit hat noch niemandem geschadet▶ \children should be seen and not heard ( prov) Kinder sollte man sehen, aber nicht hören, Kinder sollten sich benehmen▶ the sins of the fathers [are visited upon the \children] ( saying) die Sünden der Väter [suchen die Kinder heim]▶ to be [great] with \child ( old) [hoch]schwanger sein, [kurz] vor der Niederkunft stehen veraltend geh\child prostitution Kinderprostitution f* * *[tʃaɪld]n pl children ( lit, fig)Kind ntwhen I was a child — in or zu meiner Kindheit
she was with child (old, liter) — sie trug ein Kind unter ihrem Herzen (old, liter)
* * *child [tʃaıld] pl children [ˈtʃıldrən] s1. Kind n:with child schwanger;get with child schwängern;from a child von Kindheit oder Kindesbeinen an;be a good child sei artig!;b) das ist harmlos (verglichen mit);children and fools tell the truth (Sprichwort) Kinder und Narren sagen die Wahrheit2. fig Kind n, kindliche oder (pej) kindische Person:don’t be such a child sei doch nicht so kindisch!;3. Kind n, Nachkomme m:the children of Israel die Kinder Israels;a) BIBEL die Kinder des Lichtes,b) die Quäker4. obs oder poet Jüngling m vornehmer Abkunft, Junker m5. fig Jünger m, Schüler m6. fig Kind n, Produkt nch. abk2. chapter3. chief4. child5. children6. church* * *noun, pl. children Kind, das[be] with child — (dated) schwanger [sein]
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noun1) Kirche, diego to church — in die od. zur Kirche gehen
2)* * *[ ə: ]1) (a building for public Christian worship.) die Kirche2) (a group of Christians considered as a whole: the Catholic Church.) die Kirche•- academic.ru/12853/churchyard">churchyard* * *[tʃɜ:tʃ, AM tʃɜ:rtʃ]I. n<pl -es>▪ the C\church die Kirchethe Anglican/Catholic C\church die Anglikanische/Katholische Kirchethe Free C\church die Freikirche1. (of church organization) kirchlich, Kirch[en]-\church elder Kirchenälteste(r) f(m)\church function Kirchenveranstaltung f\church wedding kirchliche Trauung\church pew Kirchenbank f\church porch Kirchenportal nt3.* * *[tSɜːtʃ]nKirche f; (= service) die Kircheto go to church — in die Kirche gehen
he has gone into or entered the Church — er ist Geistlicher geworden
Church calendar — Kirchenkalender m, Kalendarium nt
* * *A s1. Kirche f2. Gottesdienst m:after church nach der Kirche;attend church am Gottesdienst teilnehmen;church is over die Kirche ist aus;go to church in die Kirche gehen5. Geistlichkeit f:B v/t1. (zur Taufe etc) in die Kirche bringen2. einen Dankgottesdienst für eine Wöchnerin abhaltenC adj1. Kirchen…, kirchlichch. abk2. chapter3. chief4. child5. children6. church* * *noun1) Kirche, diein or at church — in der Kirche
go to church — in die od. zur Kirche gehen
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noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) hlekkir; handjárn -
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noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) grilhões* * *i.rons['aiənz] n pl grilhões. -
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noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) okovi -
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noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) lenker -
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noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) ferri, catene -
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* * *[ˈaɪənz, AM -ɚnz]n pl Hand- und Fußschellen plto be clapped [or put] in \irons in Ketten [o liter Eisen] gelegt werden -
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noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) važas -
20 irons
noun plural (formerly, a prisoner's chains: They put him in irons.) grandinės
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