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1 водорез
1) General subject: scissor bill, skimmer, starling2) Geology: cut-water3) Biology: razorbill (Rhynchops)4) Zoology: scissor-bill (Rhynchops)5) Naval: bobstay piece (в деревянном судне), bobstay piece, cut-off out, cutwater, gripe, lace piece, nose, stem cutting bar6) Engineering: beak7) Makarov: cutwater of bridge, cutwater of ship8) Ornithology: skimmer (Rhynchops) -
2 espolón
adj.astute.m.1 stem of a ship, stem.2 spur, sharp horny protuberance on the leg of various birds and particularly the rooster, spur of the rooster, spur of the cock.3 chilblain, calcar, skin inflammation caused by exposure to cold and moisture, spurlike process.4 dewclaw, functionless claw of some animals.5 breakwater, groyne, groin, small jetty extending from the shore to prevent erosion caused by water.6 fetlock.7 ram.8 cutwater, reinforcement on a bridge's column for protection against water erosion.* * *1 (de ave) spur2 (de caballería) fetlock3 (de nave) ram4 (malecón) sea wall\embestir con el espolón MARÍTIMO to ram* * *1. SM1) (Zool) [de gallo] spur; [de caballo] fetlock2) (Geog) spur ( of a mountain range)3) (Náut) (=proa) stem; [para atacar] ram4) (=malecón) sea wall, dike; (=contrafuerte) buttress; [de puente] cutwater5) (=paseo) promenade6) (Med) * chilblain2.ADJ And * (=astuto) sharp, astute* * *1) ( de ave) spur3) (Geog) spur* * *= spur.Ex. The length of the spurs will give some idea of the age of the bird.* * *1) ( de ave) spur3) (Geog) spur* * *= spur.Ex: The length of the spurs will give some idea of the age of the bird.
* * *A (de un ave) spurB (para hendir el agua) cutwater; (para embestir) ramD1 (de un puente) cutwater2 (malecón) breakwaterE ( Geog) spur* * *
espolón sustantivo masculino spur
* * *espolón nm1. [de ave] spur2. [de caballo] fetlock3. [de sierra, montaña] spur4. Arquit buttress5. [muro de contención] [de mar] sea wall, dike;[de río] Br embankment, US levee* * *m2 ARQUI buttress3 MED:espolón (calcáneo) (bone) spur* * * -
3 gallion
subst. crew's lavatory, head subst. head of a ship subst. (skip) galleon subst. [ i skipsbaugen] head, fore head, cutwater, figurehead -
4 SKEGG
* * *n. beard (honum. óx eigi s.).* * *n. [Engl. shaggy is akin, but in the sense of the beard the word is peculiar to the Scandin. languages, which use barð (q. v.) in a different sense; Dan. skæg; Swed. skägg]:—a beard, prop. originally = shagginess, Þkv. 1, Rm. 15; honum óx eigi skegg, Nj. 30, Fms. ii. 59; stutt skegg ok snöggvan kaup, … jaðar-skegg, Sks. 288; kanpa ok skegg, K. Þ. K.; hón sér undir skegg Hagbarði, Korm. 12: phrases, Úlfarr vatt við skegginu, Eb. 164; skríða undir skegg e-m, to hide behind another’s beard, Fs. 31; konu skegg, a woman’s beard, Germ. Kaisers-bart, cp. Edda 19; höggva skeggi niðr, to bite the dust, Fms. xi. (in a verse); meðan upp heldr skeggi, as long as we can stand upright, Orkn. (in a verse); höggvask til skeggjum, to put beards together, Grett. (in a verse).II. = barð (q. v.), the cutwater, beak, of a ship; var skegg á ofanverðu barðinu, Fms. ii. 310; flaugar-skegg.III. in pr. names, Skeggi, Járn-skeggi, Skegg-broddi, Landn., Ó. H.; Skegg-bragi, Skegg-ávaldi or Ávaldi skegg, Fs.B. COMPDS: skeggbarn, skeggbroddr, skeggbrúsi, skegghvítr, skeggkarl, skegglauss, skeggmaðr, skeggsíðr, skeggstaðr, skeggstæði. -
5 στεῖρα
A forepart of a ship's keel, continued into the stem or cutwater, , Od.2.428: cf.στείρωμα, στερέωμα 3
, στήριγμα ( στείρη only in An.Ox. 3.396).II f.l. for σπεῖρα in Poll.2.31.------------------------------------στεῖρα (B), ἡ, a cow or other animalA that has not brought forth young,στεῖραν βοῦν.. ῥέξειν Od.10.522
;αἶγα στεῖραν PCair.Zen.429.15
(iii B.C.).II of women, barren, Diocl.Fr.29, LXX Ge.11.30, 25.21, Ev.Luc.1.7,36; Μοῖρα ς. AP7.468 (Mel.);στείρῃσι γυναιξί Orph.L. 459
; of women past childbearing, Hp.Mul.2.127: metaph., στεῖρα διάνοια, φύσις, ψυχή, Ph.1.441, 636, 478.2 not having had offspring, virgin, Lyc.670, Luc.Tim.17. (Cf. Skt. star[imacracute]s 'barren cow, heifer', Lat. sterilis.) -
6 mahmuz
"spur; cock's spur; (ship's) ram, beak, cutwater; (bridge) fender"
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