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футбольная камераАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > football bladder
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bladder [ˊblædə] n1) анат. мочево́й пузы́рь2) пузы́рь3) ка́мера;football bladder футбо́льная ка́мера
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ˈblædə сущ.
1) анат. пузырь
2) пузырь football bladder
3) пустомеля Syn: windbag, twaddler
4) разг. нищая газетенка The news of your return has caused hardly a ripple in the daily bladders. ≈ Новость о твоем приезде вряд ли вызвала ажиотаж в этих ежедневных нищих газетенках.пузырь (анатомия) мочевой пузырь;
- * stone камень мочевого пузыря камера;
- football * футбольная камера пустомеля (разговорное) газетаbladder пузырь;
football bladder футбольная камера ~ анат. пузырь ~ пустомеляbladder пузырь;
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[ˈblædə]bladder пузырь; football bladder футбольная камера bladder анат. пузырь bladder пустомеля bladder пузырь; football bladder футбольная камера -
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1. n пузырь2. n анат. мочевой пузырь3. n камера4. n пустомеля5. n разг. газета -
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['blædə(r)]1) anat. bot. vescica f.2) (in ball) camera f. d'aria* * *['blædə](the bag-like part of the body in which the urine collects.) vescica* * *bladder /ˈblædə(r)/n.1 (anat.) vescica: to empty one's bladder, vuotare la vescica; urinare; gall bladder, vescica biliare; swim bladder, vescica natatoria ( dei pesci)3 (bot.) pericarpio gonfio● (bot.) bladder campion ( Silene vulgaris), erba del cucco; silene; strigoli (pl.) □ (bot.) bladder senna ( Colutea arborescens), colutea arborescente; vescicaria □ (zool.) bladder worm, cisticerco.* * *['blædə(r)]1) anat. bot. vescica f.2) (in ball) camera f. d'aria -
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n1) пузир2) анат. сечовий міхур (тж urinary bladder)3) камера4) пустомеля, базіка5) розм. газетаbladder stone — мед. камінь сечового міхура
* * *n1) пузир; aнaт. сечовий міхур (тж. urinary bladder)3) пустомеля; газета -
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[ʹblædə] n1. 1) пузырь2) анат. мочевой пузырь (тж. urinary bladder)2. камера3. 1) пустомеля2) разг. газета -
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1. n футболfootball game — футбол; игра в футбол
2. n футбольный мяч3. n амер. сл. игрушкаСинонимический ряд:sphere (noun) ball; balloon; baseball; basketball; billiard ball; globe; orb; pellet; sphere -
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[ʹfʋtbɔ:l] n1. футбол2. футбольный мяч3. амер. сл. игрушкаa political football - предмет политической игры /политических махинаций/
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n1) футбол2) футбольний м'яч3) амер., розм. іграшкаfootball ace — класний футболіст, зірка футболу
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noun1) anat. пузырь2) пузырь; football bladder футбольная камера3) пустомеля* * *(n) мочевой пузырь* * ** * *[blad·der || 'blædə] n. пузырь, мочевой пузырь; камера; пустомеля* * *пузырьпустомеля* * *1) анат. пузырь 2) пузырь -
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['blædə]n1) пузи́р; міху́р (особл. сечовий)football bladder — ка́мера футбо́льного м'яча́
2) базі́кало
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