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grimace ['grɪmɪs]1 noungrimace f;∎ to make a grimace faire une grimace(in disgust, pain) grimacer, faire la grimace; (to amuse) faire des grimaces -
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1. nounGrimasse, die2. intransitive verbmake a grimace — eine Grimasse machen od. schneiden
Grimassen machen od. schneiden* * *gri·maceI. n1. (facial expression) [verzerrter] Gesichtsausdruckto make a \grimace of disgust/hatred/pain ein angewidertes/hasserfülltes/schmerzverzerrtes Gesicht machento make a \grimace eine Grimasse schneidenII. vi das Gesicht verziehento \grimace with pain das Gesicht vor Schmerz verziehen* * *['grɪməs]1. nGrimasse fto make a grimace — eine Grimasse machen or schneiden; (with disgust, pain also) das Gesicht verziehen
2. viGrimassen machen or schneiden; (with disgust, pain etc also) das Gesicht verziehen* * *grimace [ɡrıˈmeıs; ˈɡrıməs]A s Grimasse f, Fratze f:make a grimace of pain das Gesicht vor Schmerz verzerren oder verziehenB v/i eine Grimasse oder Grimassen schneiden oder machen oder ziehen, eine Fratze oder Fratzen schneiden, das Gesicht verzerren oder verziehen* * *1. nounGrimasse, die2. intransitive verbmake a grimace — eine Grimasse machen od. schneiden
Grimassen machen od. schneiden* * *n.Fratze -n f.Grimasse -n f. -
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grimace1 n muecagrimace2 vb hacer una muecatr['grɪməs]1 mueca1 hacer una muecagrimace n: mueca fn.• coco s.m.• gesticulación s.f.• gesto s.m.• guiño s.m.• mohín s.m.• momo s.m.• monada s.f.• mueca s.f.• visaje s.m.v.• fruncir el hocico v.• gestear v.• gesticular v.• hacer muecas v.
I 'grɪməs, grɪ'meɪsnoun mueca f
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intransitive verb hacer* una mueca[ɡrɪ'meɪs]1.N mueca f2.VI hacer muecas* * *
I ['grɪməs, grɪ'meɪs]noun mueca f
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1. n гримаса; ужимка2. n гримасничанье, гримасы3. v гримасничатьСинонимический ряд:1. contortion (noun) contortion; frown; scowl2. face (noun) face; moue; mouth; mouthing; mow; mug3. smile (noun) expression; smile; smirk; sneer4. glare (verb) glare; make a face; sneer5. mouth (verb) frown; mop; mouth; mow; mug; mump; scowl -
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geip--------grimaseIsubst. \/ɡrɪˈmeɪs\/, \/ˈɡrɪməs\/grimaseIIverb \/ɡrɪˈmeɪs\/, \/ˈɡrɪməs\/skjære grimaser, gjøre grimaser -
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[griméis]1.nounzmrda, spaka;2.intransitive verbpačiti, zmrdovati se -
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9 mouth
1. n рот; устаby mouth, by word of mouth — устно
keep your mouth shut! — молчи!, помалкивай!; держи язык за зубами!
food that parches the mouth — пища, которая обжигает рот
2. n рот, едок3. n гримасаto make a mouth — строить рожи, гримасничать
4. n отверстие, выход5. n горн. устье выработки6. n устье7. n горлышко8. n воен. дуло9. n воен. дульце10. n воен. окно11. n тех. зев, устье12. n тех. выходной патрубок; раструб13. n тех. приёмное отверстие14. n тех. тех. вход, входное отверстие15. n тех. сл. наглость, нахальствоdown in the mouth — в унынии, в плохом настроении, павший духом, как в воду опущенный
16. v говорить торжественно, напыщенно или высокопарно; изрекать17. v декламировать; говорить чётко, с подчёркнутой артикуляцией18. v брать, хватать ртом, губами19. v гримасничать,20. v впадать21. v приучать лошадь, к уздеcanker of the mouth — гангренозный стоматит; водяной рак, нома
Синонимический ряд:1. back talk (noun) back talk; guff; sass; sauce2. embouchement (noun) delta; embouchement; embouchure; estuary; firth; harbor entrance; portal; roads; sound; tidewater3. face (noun) face; grimace; moue; mouthing; mow; mug4. gob (noun) gob5. opening (noun) aperture; entrance; opening; orifice6. spokesman (noun) mouthpiece; speaker; spokesman; spokesperson; spokeswoman7. boast (verb) blow; boast; brag; cock-a-doodle-doo; crow; gasconade; prate; puff; rodomontade; vaunt8. frown (verb) frown; scowl9. grimace (verb) grimace; mop; mow; mug10. reveal (verb) betray; blab out; disclose; discover; divulge; give away; let on; reveal; spill; tell; unbosom; unclose; uncover; uncurtain; unveil11. speak (verb) bloviate; declaim; harangue; orate; perorate; rant; rave; soapbox; soap-box; speak -
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yks.nom. virnistellä; yks.gen. virnistelen; yks.part. virnisteli; yks.ill. virnistelisi; mon.gen. virnistelköön; mon.part. virnistellyt; mon.ill. virnisteltiingrimace (verb)grin (verb)leer (verb)make a wry face (verb)make grimaces (verb)sneer (verb)* * *• be grinning• sneer• pull a face• make grimaces• make a wry face• leer• grimace• grin -
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1. n диал. амер. стог, копна сена, скирда2. n диал. амер. сеновал3. v диал. скирдовать, стоговать4. v косить, жать5. n диал. гримаса6. v диал. гримасничатьСинонимический ряд:1. face (noun) face; grimace; moue; mouth; mouthing; mug2. loft (noun) barn; hayloft; haymow; hay-mow; loft3. pile (noun) bank; cock; drift; heap; hill; mass; mound; mountain; pile; pyramid; rick; shock; stack; stockpile; windrow4. cut (verb) clip; crop; cut; harvest; reap; scythe5. grimace (verb) grimace; mop; mouth; mug -
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1. n кружка2. n прохладительный напиток3. n груб. морда, рыло, харя4. n груб. рот5. n груб. гримаса6. v разг. гримасничать7. v разг. театр. переигрывать8. v разг. амер. фотографировать9. v разг. амер. нападать сзади, охватывая шею рукой, схватить сзади за горло10. n разг. простак; простофиля; балбес11. n разг. новичок12. n унив. школ. жарг. зубрила13. v унив. школ. жарг. зубрить, усиленно готовиться к экзамену14. v диал. мороситьСинонимический ряд:1. cup (noun) chalice; cup; flagon; horn; stein; vessel2. dunce (noun) beetlehead; blockhead; bonehead; boob; booby; cabbagehead; chowderhead; chucklehead; chump; clod; clodpate; clodpoll; dimwit; dodo; dolt; dolthead; dope; duffer; dullard; dullhead; dumbbell; dummy; dunce; dunderhead; dunderpate; fathead; featherweight; goof; hammerhead; idiot3. face (noun) countenance; face; features; grimace; kisser; moue; mouth; mouthing; mow; muzzle; phiz; visage4. tough (noun) bullyboy; mucker; plug-ugly; punk; rough; roughneck; rowdy; ruffian; thug; tough; toughie; yahoo5. attack (verb) assail; assault; attack; molest; rob; victimise; victimize6. grimace (verb) grimace; mop; mouth; mow -
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yks.nom. irvistellä; yks.gen. irvistelen; yks.part. irvisteli; yks.ill. irvistelisi; mon.gen. irvistelköön; mon.part. irvistellyt; mon.ill. irvisteltiingrimace (verb)grin (verb)* * *• taunt• grimace• grin• joke• make faces• mock• sneer -
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1. n швабра2. n тампон3. n копна; космы4. v мыть, протирать5. v вытирать, осушатьto mop the blood from the wound — осушать рану, промокать кровь, сочащуюся из раны
6. n гримаса, ужимка7. v гримасничатьСинонимический ряд:1. broom (noun) broom; duster; rag; swab; sweeper2. clean the floor (verb) clean; clean the floor; pat; polish; rub; swab; wash; wipe; wipe up3. grimace (verb) grimace; mouth; mow; mug -
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1) (to go with (someone or something): He accompanied her to the door.) acompañar2) (to play a musical instrument to go along with (a singer etc): He accompanied her on the piano.) acompañar•- accompanist
accompany vb acompañartr[ə'kʌmpənɪ]1 acompañarv.• acompañar v.• asistir v.• escoltar v.ə'kʌmpənitransitive verb -nies, -nying, -nieda) ( go with) acompañarb) ( Mus) acompañarshe accompanies herself on the guitar/piano — se acompaña con la guitarra/al piano
[ǝ'kʌmpǝnɪ]VT1) (=escort) acompañar2) (fig) acompañarhe accompanied this with a grimace — esto lo dijo acompañado de una mueca, al decir esto hizo una mueca
3) (Mus) acompañar (on the violin/piano con el violín/al piano)to accompany o.s. on the piano — acompañarse al piano
* * *[ə'kʌmpəni]transitive verb -nies, -nying, -nieda) ( go with) acompañarb) ( Mus) acompañarshe accompanies herself on the guitar/piano — se acompaña con la guitarra/al piano
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sniff [snɪf]1. nouna. (from cold, crying) reniflement m• to sniff glue/cocaine sniffer de la colle/de la cocaïne( = discover) flairer* * *[snɪf] 1.1) ( of person with cold or crying) reniflement m; (of disgust, disdain) grimace f2) ( inhalation) inhalation f2.transitive verb [dog] flairer; [person] humer [air]; sentir [perfume, food]; inhaler [glue, cocaine]3.intransitive verb lit renifler; fig faire une moueto sniff at something — lit renifler; fig faire la grimace à [idea]; faire la fine bouche devant [food]
a free car is not to be sniffed at — une voiture gratuite, ça ne se refuse pas
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(unreg.)I v/t (hat verzogen)1. das Gesicht verziehen pull ( oder make) a face; stärker: screw up one’s face; den Mund verziehen grimace, twist one’s mouth; Miene2. (Kind) spoil3. (junge Pflanzen) thin out4. SPORT (Ball etc.) slice, mishit5. Feuchtigkeit verzieht das Holz dampness warps the woodII v/i (ist) (umziehen) move (house); Familie Miller ist unbekannt verzogen the Miller family no longer lives at this address; Empfänger1 2, verzogen II 3III v/refl (hat)4. umg. (sich davonschleichen) decamp ( nach to), make o.s. scarce; sich in sein Zimmer verziehen disappear (beleidigt etc.: auch slink off) into one’s (bed)room; verzieh dich! get lost!, push off!, scram!, Am. auch vamoose!* * *das Verziehenwarp* * *ver|zie|hen ptp verzogen [fɛɐ'tsoːgn] irreg1. vt1) Mund, Züge etc to twist (zu into)das Gesicht verzíéhen — to pull (Brit) or make a face, to grimace
den Mund verzíéhen — to turn up one's mouth
keine Miene verzíéhen — not to turn a hair (Brit) or bat an eyelash
See:→ auch verzogen4) Pflanzen to thin out2. vr2) (Mund, Gesicht etc) to twist (zu into), to contort3) (= verschwinden) to disappear (auch inf); (Gewitter) to pass; (Nebel, Wolken) to disperse; (inf = schlafen gehen) to go to bed3. vi aux seinto move (nach to)* * *(to twist or wrinkle (the face or features): The baby screwed up its face and began to cry.) screw up* * *ver·zie·hen *1sie ist schon lange verzogen she moved a long time agoer ist ins Ausland verzogen he moved abroadunbekannt verzogen (geh) moved — address unknownverzieh dich! clear off!sie verzogen sich in eine stille Ecke they went off to a quiet cornerdas Gewitter verzieht sich the storm is passingver·zie·hen *2I. vt1. (verzerren)sie verzog ihren Mund zu einem gezwungenen Lächeln she twisted her mouth into a contrived smiledas Gesicht [vor Schmerz] \verziehen to pull a face [or to grimace] [with pain]2. (schlecht erziehen) to bring up badlyein Kind \verziehen to bring up a child badlyein verzogener Bengel a spoilt [or spoiled] brat; s.a. MieneII. vr1. (verzerren) to contort, to twistsein Gesicht verzog sich zu einer Grimasse he grimaced2. (verformen) to go out of shapedie Schublade hat sich verzogen the drawer has warpedder Pullover hat sich beim Waschen verzogen the pullover has lost its shape in the washver·zie·hen3* * *I2. Part. v. verzeihenII 1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) screw up <face, mouth, etc.>2) (schlecht erziehen) spoil2.1) twist; be contorted2) (aus der Form geraten) go out of shape; < wood> warp4) (ugs.): (weggehen) take oneself off3.verzieh dich! — (salopp) clear (coll.) or (coll.) push off
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein move [away]‘Empfänger [unbekannt] verzogen’ — ‘no longer at this address’
* * *verziehen (irr)A. v/t (hat verzogen)1.2. (Kind) spoil3. (junge Pflanzen) thin out4. SPORT (Ball etc) slice, mishit5.Feuchtigkeit verzieht das Holz dampness warps the woodB. v/i (ist) (umziehen) move (house);Familie Miller ist unbekannt verzogen the Miller family no longer lives at this address; → Empfänger1 2, verzogen B 3C. v/r (hat)2. Gesicht: screw up (zu into), contort (into); Mund: twist (into), contort (into)4. umg (sich davonschleichen) decamp (nach to), make o.s. scarce;sich in sein Zimmer verziehen disappear (beleidigt etc: auch slink off) into one’s (bed)room;verzieh dich! get lost!, push off!, scram!, US auch vamoose!* * *I2. Part. v. verzeihenII 1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) screw up <face, mouth, etc.>2) (schlecht erziehen) spoil2.1) twist; be contorted2) (aus der Form geraten) go out of shape; < wood> warp4) (ugs.): (weggehen) take oneself off3.verzieh dich! — (salopp) clear (coll.) or (coll.) push off
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein move [away]‘Empfänger [unbekannt] verzogen’ — ‘no longer at this address’
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screw [skru:]1 noun∎ figurative to turn the screw or screws serrer la vis;∎ familiar to put the screws on sb faire pression sur qn;∎ the Mafia put the screws on him la Mafia lui a forcé la main;∎ familiar to have a screw loose avoir la tête fêlée, avoir une case de vide∎ give it a couple more screws donnez-lui encore un ou deux tours de vis(d) (propeller) hélice f∎ a screw of paper un cornet en papier∎ he's on a good screw il gagne plein de fric∎ to have a screw baiser, s'envoyer en l'air;∎ to be a good screw être un bon coup;∎ she's a good screw elle baise bien(i) (in snooker, pool) effet m∎ to screw sth shut fermer qch (en vissant);∎ to screw the lid on a bottle visser le bouchon d'une bouteille;∎ screw it tight vissez-le bien∎ I screwed the letter/my handkerchief into a ball j'ai fait une boule de la lettre/de mon mouchoir(c) (wrinkle → face)∎ he screwed his face into a grimace une grimace lui tordit le visage;∎ he screwed his face into a forced smile il grimaça un sourire∎ to screw a promise/an agreement out of sb arracher une promesse/un accord à qn;∎ he managed to screw the money/the answer out of her il a réussi à lui soutirer l'argent/la réponse□∎ we've been screwed! on s'est fait arnaquer ou baiser!;∎ they're out to screw you for every penny you've got ils essayent de vous extorquer tout l'argent que vous avez□∎ screw the expense! et merde, je peux bien m'offrir ça!;∎ screw you! va te faire foutre!∎ to screw the pooch (blunder) faire une gaffe ou une boulette(a) (bolt, lid) se visser(b) (in snooker, pool → ball) revenir en arrière►► screw eye vis f à œil;screw jack cric m à vis;Nautical screw propeller hélice f;screw shot = coup avec effet;screw thread pas m ou filet m de vis;screw top couvercle m qui se visse;∎ the jar has a screw top le couvercle du pot se visse∎ very familiar to screw sb around (treat badly) se foutre de la gueule de qn; (waste time of) faire perdre son temps à qn□(in snooker, pool → player) faire de l'effet rétrograde, faire un rétro; (→ ball) revenir en arrièrevisserse visserdévisserse dévisser➲ screw onvisser;∎ the cupboard was screwed on to the wall le placard était vissé au murse visser;∎ it screws on to the wall ça se visse dans le mur∎ to screw sb over arnaquer qn, refaire qnBritish visser, tourner;∎ he screwed his head round to see il a brusquement tourné la tête pour voir1(a) (tighten, fasten) visser(b) (crumple → handkerchief, paper) chiffonner, faire une boule de∎ she screwed up her eyes elle plissa les yeux;∎ he screwed up his face in concentration la concentration fit se plisser les traits de son visage;∎ to screw up one's courage prendre son courage à deux mains∎ you've screwed everything up tu as tout foutu en l'air;∎ he's screwed up any chance of promotion il a foutu en l'air toute chance de promotion∎ the divorce really screwed her up le divorce l'a complètement perturbée□ ou déboussolée(a) (lid, nut etc) se visser∎ her face screwed up in distaste or disgust elle fit une grimace de dégoût -
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sniff [snɪf](a) (from cold, crying etc) renifler(b) (disdainfully) faire la grimace ou la moue(a) (smell → food, soap) renifler, sentir l'odeur de; (→ rose, perfume) humer, sentir l'odeur de; (of dog) renifler, flairer(b) (inhale → air) humer, respirer; (→ smelling salts) respirer; (→ cocaine) sniffer, priser; (→ snuff) priser; (→ glue) respirer, sniffer(c) (say disdainfully) dire d'un air méprisant ou dédaigneux;∎ "it's not my cup", she sniffed "ce n'est pas ma tasse", fit-elle d'un air méprisant3 noun(gen) reniflement m;∎ to give a sniff renifler; (scornfully) faire la grimace ou la moue;∎ "I've no idea", she said with a scornful sniff "je n'en ai aucune idée", dit-elle d'un air dédaigneux;∎ to have or to take a sniff of sth renifler ou flairer qch;∎ take a sniff of this meat/this perfume renifle-moi cette viande/ce parfum;∎ familiar one sniff of that stuff is enough to knock you out une bouffée de ce truc et tu tombes raide;∎ figurative I didn't even get a sniff of a cup of coffee ils ne m'ont même pas offert une tasse de café(b) figurative faire la grimace ou la moue devant;∎ to sniff at an idea/a une suggestion faire la grimace devant une idée/suggestion;∎ their offer is not to be sniffed at leur offre n'est pas à dédaigner(of dog) découvrir en reniflant ou en flairant; (of person → criminal) découvrir, dépister; (→ secret) découvrir -
20 grimacer
grimacer [gʀimase]➭ TABLE 3 intransitive verb( = sourire) to grin sardonically* * *gʀimase
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verbe intransitif to grimace* * *ɡʀimase vi* * *grimacer verb table: placerA vtr grimacer un sourire to force a smile.B vi1 gén to grimace; grimacer de dégoût/de dépit/de douleur/sous l'effort to grimace in disgust/in disappointment/with pain/under the strain; le soleil le faisait grimacer he screwed up his eyes in the sun;2 Cout [vêtement, encolure] to pucker up.[grimase] verbe intransitif[de dégoût] to make a face2. [pour faire rire] to make a funny face3. [robe] to pucker
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grimace — [grɪ meɪs, grɪməs] noun an ugly, twisted expression on a person s face, typically expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement. verb make a grimace. Derivatives grimacer noun Origin C17: from Fr., from Sp. grimazo caricature , from grima fright … English new terms dictionary
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grimace — 1. noun his mouth twisted into a grimace Syn: scowl, frown, sneer; face 2. verb Nina grimaced at Joe Syn: scowl, frown, sneer, glower, lower; make a face, make faces Ant: smile … Thesaurus of popular words
grimace — [ˈgrɪməs] verb [I] to make an ugly expression by twisting your face, for example because you are in pain or because you do not like something grimace noun [C] … Dictionary for writing and speaking English