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значний, великий; тяжкий (про злочин, порушення)- Great Charter
- great fee
- great-grandfather
- great-grandmother
- great harm
- great insult
- great power
- great power ambitions
- great power policy
- great power rivalry
- great-power unanimity
- great presumption
- Great Purge
- great seal
- great seal of the state
- Great Seven
- great terror
- great-uncle
- Great Berets
- great berets
- great card
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nтітка, тьотяmy aunt! — отакої!, от тобі й на!
* * *n1) тітка2) aмep. тітка ( фамільярне звертання); дит. тьотя3) aмep.; cл. бандерша, власниця дому розпусти; стара повія; старий педераст
См. также в других словарях:
great-aunt — ► NOUN ▪ an aunt of one s father or mother … English terms dictionary
great-aunt — great′ aunt′ n. grandaunt • Etymology: 1650–60 … From formal English to slang
great-aunt — [grāt′ant΄] n. a sister of any of one s grandparents; grandaunt … English World dictionary
great-aunt — Terms which indicate a relationship once removed, a great aunt being the aunt of one’s father or mother. The ‘great ’ translates French grand, which is used for similar purposes in words like grandpère, grandmère, ‘grandfather’, ‘grandmother’ … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
great-aunt — noun an aunt of your father or mother • Syn: ↑grandaunt • Hypernyms: ↑aunt, ↑auntie, ↑aunty * * * ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ noun : grandaunt * * * /grayt ant , ahnt / … Useful english dictionary
Great-aunt — A Great aunt is the female sibling of one s grandparent or the aunt of one s mother or father.ee also*Great uncle *Great nephew *Great niece … Wikipedia
great-aunt — noun The sister or sister in law of one’s grandparent, aunt of one’s parent. Ant: great uncle … Wiktionary
great aunt — n. aunt of one s father or mother, grandaunt … English contemporary dictionary
great-aunt — noun an aunt of one s father or mother … English new terms dictionary
great-aunt — /ˈgreɪt ant/ (say grayt ahnt) noun an aunt of one s father or mother …
great aunt — The aunt of one s father or mother. A relative in the fourth degree of kinship according to the civil law method of computing kinship which prevails in most American jurisdictions. 23 Am J2d Desc & D § 48 … Ballentine's law dictionary