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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dust-louse
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Общая лексика: вошь книжная, книгоед -
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['dʌstlaʊs]Энтомология: вошь книжная, книгоед (Troctes divinrtorius), вошь книжная (Troctes divinatorius) -
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n ент.книгоїд* * *n; ент.воша книжна, книгоїд -
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n; ент.воша книжна, книгоїд -
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[ʹdʌstlaʋs] n энт.вошь книжная, книгоед ( Troctes divinrtorius) -
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энт.вошь книжная, книгоед -
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n энт. вошь книжная, книгоед -
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dust-louse
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dust-louse энт.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > вошь книжная
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1) General subject: dust louse2) Biology: deathwatch (Troctes divinatorius)3) Entomology: Liposcelis divinatorius, dust-louse, dust-louse (Troctes divinatorius) -
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жвоша книжна ент. — dust-louse
воша овеча ент. — sheep-louse
воша платтяна ент. — body louse
воша свиняча ент. — hog-louse
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1) General subject: dust louse2) Biology: deathwatch (Troctes divinatorius)3) Entomology: dust-louse (Troctes divinrtorius) -
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сущ. энт. dust-louseБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > вошь книжная
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nit(the egg of a louse or other small insect (eg found in a person's hair).) luseeggIsubst. \/nɪt\/1) ( zoologi) gnett, luseegg2) (britisk, hverdagslig) dust, fjols, mehe• you stupid nit!IIsubst. \/nɪt\/(austr., hverdagslig) vaktkeep nit (austr., slang) holde vakt, varsle når noen nærmer seg -
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1. n зоол. вонючка, скунс2. n скунсовый мех, скунс3. n разг. подлец, дрянь4. v амер. сл. обыграть всухую5. v амер. сл. не заплатить; обмануть, объегоритьСинонимический ряд:1. snot (noun) cur; dog; louse; puke; rat; scum; snake; snot; sod; stinkard; stinkaroo; stinker; toad; wretch2. whip (verb) beat; blast; curry; drub; dust; lambaste; lick; mop up; overrun; overwhelm; rout; shellac; smear; smother; steamroller; thrash; trim; trounce; upend; wallop; whip; whomp
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