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1 a good appetite does not want sauce
English-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > a good appetite does not want sauce
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2 for a good appetite there is no hard bread
English-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > for a good appetite there is no hard bread
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3 appetite
n1) апетитthe appetite comes with eating — присл. апетит приходить під час іди
2) пристрасть, жадоба, жага, потяг, нахил3) охота, бажання, схильністьan appetite for reading — схильність (охота) до читання
4) предмет бажань (прагнень)5) те, що збуджує апетит* * *n1) апетит2) фiзioл. потреба організму ( інстинктивна)3) смак ( до чого-небудь); жага, пристрасть; схильність -
4 appetite furnishes the best sauce
var: a good appetite does not want saucesyn: for a good appetite there is no hard breadапетит – найліпший кухарEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > appetite furnishes the best sauce
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5 appetite
['æpɪtaɪt]n1) апети́тgood appetite! — смачно́го!
appetite comes with eating присл. — апети́т прихо́дить під час їди́
2) інстинкти́вний по́тягsexual appetite — стате́вий по́тяг
3) охо́та, бажа́ння, схи́льністьan appetite for reading — схи́льність (охо́та) до чита́ння
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6 _їжа
appetite comes with eating appetite furnishes the best sauce better a good dinner than a fine coat eat at pleasure, drink by measure eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you will die eating and scratching wants but a beginning gluttony kills more than the sword he that steals the old man's supper does him no wrong hunger breaks stone walls hunger is the best sauce hunger knows no friends a hungry belly has no ears it's better a belly burst than good food waste lazy folks' stomachs don't get tired lightest suppers make long lives live not to eat, but eat to live men are conservative after dinner new dishes beget new appetites slow at meat, slow at work stuff today and starve tomorrow suppers kill more than the greatest doctors can core the table robs more than the thief there are more days than sausages there is ill talk between a full man and a fasting the way to a man's heart is through his stomach we never repent of having eaten or drunk too little who eats with heart is a worker smart you are what you eat you dig your grave with your own fork -
7 want
1. nwant of common sense — відсутність (брак) здорового глузду; легковажність
want of judgement — необачне (необмірковане) рішення
3) звич. pl потреби, бажання4) нужда, бідністьto be reduced to (to fall into) want — зубожіти, дійти до убозтва
want ad — амер., розм. оголошення у відділі попиту і пропозиції (особл. робочої сили)
2. v1) хотіти, бажатиI want you to come — я хочу, щоб ви прийшли
2) не вистачати, бракувати, зазнавати нестачі (чогось)it wants twenty minutes to five — за двадцять (хвилин) до п'ятої (години)
4) бідувати; жити в нужді5) вимагати, викликати; хотіти бачити (когось)want in — розм. хотіти зайти; проситися у приміщення
want out — розм. хотіти вийти
want to make something of it? — розм. ну і що з того?, а тобі яке діло?
* * *[wont]v1) хотіти, бажати; жадати2) відчувати нестачу ( у чомусь); бракувати3) мати потребу, відчувати нестачу, потребу (у чомусь, у комусь)"want help" — мop. потребую допомоги ( сигнал); бідувати; жити в нужді
5) бути потрібним, необхідним
См. также в других словарях:
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