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1 ножевидный
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2 ножеобразный
cultrate(d), cultriform -
3 заострённый
1) General subject: acerate, acuate, arrow-headed, cultrate, edge, edged, edgy, feather edged, feather-edged, knife edged, knife-edged, mucronate, peak, picked, piked, pointed, spiculate, spiky, spiny, spired, tapered, tapering2) Geology: taper4) Botanical term: acuminate (лат. acuminatus), spiniform5) Engineering: sharp6) Construction: bevel, wedge-shaped10) Mining: sharp-pointed11) Forestry: attenuate, cuspidate, cuspidated, spicular, spinate12) Metallurgy: angular13) Special term: cultriform14) Drilling: tapered taper, tipped15) Automation: keen16) Makarov: acute, arrowheaded, cuspidate (о листе), cuspidated (о листе), mucronated, piled, pointed (о карандаше и т.п.), pronged17) Taboo: pointy -
4 ножевидный
1) Biology: cultrate, cultrated, cultriform2) Medicine: knife-shaped -
5 ножеобразный
Biology: cultrate, cultrated, cultriform -
6 острый
1) General subject: acidy, acrid (на вкус), acuate, acute, argute, arrowy, as sharp as a needle, biting, bristling, critical, cultrate, cutting, delicate, eager (на вкус), edgy, exquisite (об ощущении), fine, griping, high seasoned, high-seasoned, hot, incisive, keen, knife edged, knife-edged, nice, nippy, nutty, oblique, penetrating (о взгляде и т. п.), peppery, piercing, piquant (о блюде), poignant, pointed, pungent, quick (о зрении, слухе, уме), racy, salt (о речи, замечании), savory, savoury, severe (о боли), sharp (о зрении, слухе и т. п.), sharp as a needle, smart (о боли, чувстве), speary, spicy, splitting, stabbing, stinging, strong, subtile (об уме, замечании и т. п.), subtle (об уме, замечании и т. п.), tangy, vinegary, violent, wicked, zestful, zesty, heated, pointy2) Geology: acuminate, picked, steep (о кристаллах)3) Biology: pungent (о вкусе, запахе)4) Medicine: fulgurant (о боли), lancinating, peracute, quick (о зрении или о слухе), terebrant (о боли), terebrating (о боли), acutus5) Colloquial: spicey6) Obsolete: perceant7) Poetical language: trenchant8) Latin: acer10) Rare: aciform11) Chemistry: live13) Australian slang: toey15) Gastronomy: condimental, devil, devil's16) Special term: cultriform17) Makarov: acute (напр. о приступе болезни), acute (о боли), acute (о приступе болезни, о боли), as sharp as needle, barbed, bright, burning, clipping, delicate (о слухе), edging, lancinating (о боли), lively (об уме и т.п.), poignant (о боли), racy (о запахе и т.п.), racy (о наслаждении), racy (о сыре и т.п.), salty, sore, steep (о кристалле)18) Emotional: charged
См. также в других словарях:
Cultrate — Cul trate (k?l tr?t), Cultrated Cul tra*ted ( tr? t?d), a. [L. cultratus knife shaped, fromculter, cultri, knife.] (Bot. & Zo[ o]l.) Sharp edged and pointed; shaped like a pruning knife, as the beak of certain birds. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
cultrate — [kul′trāt΄] adj. [L cultratus, knifelike < culter, a knife: see COLTER] sharp edged and pointed … English World dictionary
cultrate — with a knife edge … Dictionary of ichthyology
cultrate — adj. [L. cultratus, knife shaped] Shaped like a pruning knife; cultriform … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
cultrate — /kul trayt/, adj. sharp edged and pointed, as a leaf. Also, cultrated. [1855 60; < L cultratus knife shaped, equiv. to cultr (s. of culter) knife + atus ATE1] * * * … Universalium
cultrate — cul·trate … English syllables
cultrate — cul•trate [[t]ˈkʌl treɪt[/t]] also cul′trat•ed adj. sharp edged and pointed, as a leaf • Etymology: 1855–60; < L cultrātus knife shaped =cultr , s. of culter knife + ātus ate I … From formal English to slang
cultrate — /ˈkʌltreɪt/ (say kultrayt) adjective sharp edged and pointed, as a leaf. Also, cultrated. {Latin cultrātus, from culter knife} …
cultrate — a. shaped like a knife blade; sharp edged … Dictionary of difficult words
cultrate — … Useful english dictionary
Cultrated — Cultrate Cul trate (k?l tr?t), Cultrated Cul tra*ted ( tr? t?d), a. [L. cultratus knife shaped, fromculter, cultri, knife.] (Bot. & Zo[ o]l.) Sharp edged and pointed; shaped like a pruning knife, as the beak of certain birds. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English