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1 chick
{tJik}
1. пиле, пиленце
2. малко дете
3. si. младо момиче* * *{tJik} n 1. пиле, пиленце; 2. малко дете; 3. si. младо момиче.* * *пиле;* * *1. si. младо момиче 2. малко дете 3. пиле, пиленце* * *chick[tʃik] n 1. пиле(нце); прен. дете; 2. sl момиче, мацка. -
2 chick-pea
{'tfikpi:}
n нахут, леблебия (Cicer arietinum)* * *{'tfikpi:} n нахут, леблебия (Cicer arietinum).* * *нахут;* * *n нахут, леблебия (cicer arietinum)* * *chick-pea[´tʃik¸pi:] n бот. нахут. -
3 pea-chick
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4 hen
{hen}
1. кокошка
pl домашни птици (и мъжките)
2. женската у птиците
HEN-sparrow врабка
3. женската на някои водни животни (раци, омари, съомга)
4. шег., пренебр., гал. жена, пренебр. дребнава възрастна жена
like a HEN with one chicken, as fussy as a HEN with one chick смешно педантичен/дребнав* * *{hen} n 1. кокошка; pl домашни птици (и мьжките); 2. женската у п* * *кокошка;* * *1. hen-sparrow врабка 2. like a hen with one chicken, as fussy as a hen with one chick смешно педантичен/дребнав 3. pl домашни птици (и мъжките) 4. женската на някои водни животни (раци, омари, съомга) 5. женската у птиците 6. кокошка 7. шег., пренебр., гал. жена, пренебр. дребнава възрастна жена* * *hen [hen] n 1. кокошка; 2. женската у птиците; pea-\hen женски паун; \hen-pigeon гълъбица; rare ( scarce) as a \hen' s teeth съвсем рядък, рядко срещан; \hen-toed с обърнати навътре пръсти на краката; \hen run курник; we saw a pair of eagles and shot the \hen видяхме чифт орли и застреляхме женската; 3. шег. жена; \hen with one chicken грижлива (работлива, дейна) жена; I took my tea with a lot of old \hens разг. пих чай с цял куп стари квачки.
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