-
1 gungë
I.fhumpII.flump -
2 Gunge Rugs
A cheap fibre rug made in Awaji, near Kobe, Japan. The fibre is imported from Canada and each rug is printed. They are very strong and made 2 feet X 6 feet. -
3 gány
gunge -
4 ragacsos piszok
gunge -
5 pringue
m.muck, grease stain, dirt..pres.subj.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) Present Subjunctive of Spanish verb: pringar.* * *1 grease* * *SM ó SF1) (=grasa) grease, dripping2) (=mancha) grease stain, grease spot; (=suciedad) dirt3) * (=molestia) nuisancees un pringue tener que... — it's a bind having to... *
5) And (=quemadura) burn6) ** (=dinero) dosh **, money7) ** (=policía) Crime Squad* * *masculino (fam)b) ( salsa) sauce, juices (pl)* * *= fat, grime.Ex. In a subject headings list non-approved headings are normally shown in light face type and the indexer is directed towards the preferred heading, for example, Grease USE oils and fats.Ex. Grease is one of the major culprits behind the grime that accumulates on cooktops.* * *masculino (fam)b) ( salsa) sauce, juices (pl)* * *= fat, grime.Ex: In a subject headings list non-approved headings are normally shown in light face type and the indexer is directed towards the preferred heading, for example, Grease USE oils and fats.
Ex: Grease is one of the major culprits behind the grime that accumulates on cooktops.* * *( fam)1 (grasa) greasedespués de freír las chuletas, la cocina quedó llena de pringue the kitchen was covered in grease from frying the chopsno hay quien quite el pringue de las hornillas it's impossible to get the gunk o ( BrE) gunge off the burners on the stove ( colloq)2 (salsa) sauce, juices (pl)* * *pringue nm[suciedad] muck, dirt; [grasa] grease* * *m ( alsof) grease* * *pringue nm: grease, drippings pl -
6 Soße
f; -, -n2. umg. (Brühe) goo* * *die Soßesauce; dressing; gravy* * *So|ße ['zoːsə]f -, -nsauce; (= Bratensoße) gravy; (pej inf) gunge (Brit inf goo (US infsl = Sperma) spunk (sl), come (sl)* * *(a usually thick liquid that is poured over other food in order to add moisture and flavour: tomato sauce; an expert at making sauces.) sauce* * *So·ße<-, -n>[ˈzo:sə]f2. (pej sl) ooze, gunge* * *die; Soße, Soßen sauce; (BratenSoße) gravy; sauce; (SalatSoße) dressing* * *2. umg (Brühe) goo* * *die; Soße, Soßen sauce; (BratenSoße) gravy; sauce; (SalatSoße) dressing* * *-n f.dip (US) n.sauce n. -
7 soße
f; -, -n2. umg. (Brühe) goo* * *die Soßesauce; dressing; gravy* * *So|ße ['zoːsə]f -, -nsauce; (= Bratensoße) gravy; (pej inf) gunge (Brit inf goo (US infsl = Sperma) spunk (sl), come (sl)* * *(a usually thick liquid that is poured over other food in order to add moisture and flavour: tomato sauce; an expert at making sauces.) sauce* * *So·ße<-, -n>[ˈzo:sə]f2. (pej sl) ooze, gunge* * *die; Soße, Soßen sauce; (BratenSoße) gravy; sauce; (SalatSoße) dressing* * *…soße f im subst:Dillsoße dill sauce;Himbeersoße raspberry sauce* * *die; Soße, Soßen sauce; (BratenSoße) gravy; sauce; (SalatSoße) dressing* * *-n f.dip (US) n.sauce n. -
8 Tabakbrühe
f als Pflanzenschutzmittel: tobacco juice; am Boden einer Tabakspfeife: accumulated liquid ( oder liquor), gunge umg.* * *Tabakbrühe f als Pflanzenschutzmittel: tobacco juice; am Boden einer Tabakspfeife: accumulated liquid ( oder liquor), gunge umg -
9 mejunje
m.1 concoction (informal).2 mixture.3 fraud.* * *1 concoction* * *SM1) (=mezcla) [gen] concoction; (=bebida) brew2) * (=fraude) fraud3) LAm ** (=lío) mess, mix-up* * *masculino (fam & pey)b) ( cosmético) mixture, gunk (colloq)* * *= concoction.Ex. Statistics show black family life to be an appalling concoction of poverty, shooting and rampant teenage pregnancy.* * *masculino (fam & pey)b) ( cosmético) mixture, gunk (colloq)* * *= concoction.Ex: Statistics show black family life to be an appalling concoction of poverty, shooting and rampant teenage pregnancy.
* * *( fam pey)* * *mejunje nmFam Pey1. [bebida] concoction2. [ungüento] muck, Br gunge* * *m despconcoction* * *mejunje nm: concoction, brew -
10 грязь
1) General subject: a son of the soil, beastliness, black, caked mud ( on one's shoes), clay, dirt, dirtiness, dunghill, feculence, filth, foulness, gook, grime (тж. перен.), grubbiness, impurity, mess hall, messroom, mire (find oneself in the mire - оказаться в затруднительном положении), muck, mud, muddiness, ordure, puddle, slobber, slosh, sludge, slush, smooch, smut, smutch, soil, squalor, squatter, squelch, sullage, yellow dirt, filthiness2) Geology: basic sediment, cuttings, doit, ooze, silt3) Naval: contaminant4) Colloquial: mess5) Literal: sewerage6) Engineering: cleanings (собранная при очистке), contaminating impurity, smudge7) Jocular: real estate (на руках, лице)8) Rare: soilure9) Australian slang: grot10) Automobile industry: debris11) Architecture: grim, sordidness12) Mining: debris (в жидкости гидросистемы)13) Irish: slob15) Jargon: gunge, plonk, scuz(z) (What is this scuzz all over the floor? Что за грязь повсюду на полу?), yuck, bare-face, bare-faced, bareface, barefaced, gunk, prut16) Oil: bottom sediment, bottom settlings, muck (в отстойнике для бурового раствора), offscum, slurry (скапливающаяся в скважине)17) Ecology: cleanings (собранные при очистке), sordes18) Drilling: BS (bottom settlings), slime19) Sakhalin energy glossary: bottom settings (b.s.)20) Makarov: caked mud, garbage (бессмысленные данные, заполняющие некоторую область памяти), slud -
11 кожное раздражение в паху
Taboo: gungeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кожное раздражение в паху
-
12 Schlamm
m; -(e)s, -e oder Schlämme, meist Sg. mud; schleimige Ablagerung von Öl, Abwasser etc.: sludge; sandiger Schlick: silt; der Schlamm im Hafenbecken / am Grund des Sees the mud ( oder silt) in the harbo(u)r / at the bottom of the lake; arsenhaltige Schlämme (types of) sludge containing arsenic; im Schlamm waten / stecken bleiben wade in / get stuck in the mud* * *der Schlammmud; slob; sludge; mire; ooze; silt; slime; slush* * *Schlạmm [ʃlam]m -(e)s, -e or -e['ʃlɛmə] mud; (= Schlick auch) sludge* * *der1) (soft, slimy mud, grease or other matter which settles at the bottom of a liquid: The river-bed is covered with thick sludge.) sludge2) (wet soft earth.) mud3) (fine sand and mud left behind by flowing water.) silt* * *<-[e]s, -e o Schlämme>[ʃlam, pl ˈʃlɛmə]m mud; (breiige Rückstände) sludge no indef art, no pl, residue form, gunge fam no indef art, no pl BRIT* * *der; Schlamm[e]s, Schlamme od. Schlämme1) mud2) (Schlick) sludge; silt* * *Schlamm m; -(e)s, -e oder Schlämme, meist sg mud; schleimige Ablagerung von Öl, Abwasser etc: sludge; sandiger Schlick: silt;der Schlamm im Hafenbecken/am Grund des Sees the mud ( oder silt) in the harbo(u)r/at the bottom of the lake;arsenhaltige Schlämme (types of) sludge containing arsenic;im Schlamm waten/stecken bleiben wade in/get stuck in the mud* * *der; Schlamm[e]s, Schlamme od. Schlämme1) mud2) (Schlick) sludge; silt* * *-e m.mud n.ooze n.silt n.slime n.sludge n.warp n. -
13 maź
* * *f.pl. -e2. pot. (= smar) axlegrease.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > maź
-
14 fnadder
-
15 saloperie
saloperie (inf!) [salɔpʀi]feminine nouna. ( = chose sans valeur) piece of junk (inf)c. ( = maladie) il a dû attraper une saloperie he must have caught somethinge. ( = action) dirty trick ; ( = parole) bitchy remark (inf!)f. ( = obscénités) saloperies dirty remarks* * *(sl) salɔpʀi nom féminin1) ( saleté) muck (colloq) [U]; fig (produit nocif, drogue) muck (colloq) [U]2) (microbe, maladie) bug (colloq)3) ( nourriture) ( infecte) muck (colloq) [U] GB, slop (colloq); ( malsaine) junk (food) (colloq) [U]4) ( objet de rebut) junk (colloq) [U]5) ( procédé) dirty trick* * *salɔpʀi nf *1) (= saleté, crasse) filth no pl2) (= objet sans valeur) junk no pl rubbish no pl3) (= mauvais tour) dirty trick* * *saloperie◑ nf1 ( saleté) muck○ ¢; ( matière visqueuse) gunge○ GB, goop◑ ¢ US; fig (produit nocif, drogue) muck○ ¢; les peintres ont fait des saloperies partout the painters left muck all over the place;2 (microbe, maladie) bug○; elle a encore attrapé une saloperie à l'école she's caught a bug at school again;3 ( nourriture) ( infecte) muck○ ¢ GB, slop○; ( malsaine) junk (food)○ ¢; ton régime ne vaut rien si tu continues à manger des saloperies it's useless dieting if you keep eating junk food; c'est pas mauvais ces petites saloperies! iron this muck's not bad! iron;4 ( objet de rebut) junk○ ¢; enlève-moi toutes les saloperies qui traînent à la cave clear up all that junk in the cellar; cette saloperie d'ordinateur est encore en panne this bloody◑ GB ou damn○ computer's not working again;5 ( procédé) dirty trick; il m'a fait une belle saloperie he played me a really dirty trick;6 ( propos) filthy remarks; cesse de dire des saloperies ( grossièretés) stop that filthy language; ( calomnies) stop those filthy comments.(très familier) [salɔpri] nom fémininc'est de la saloperie, ces ouvre-boîtes these can-openers are absolute rubbish ou trash (très familier)toutes ces saloperies vous détraquent l'estomac all this rubbish ou junk food upsets your stomach2. [chose désagréable, nuisible]c'est de la saloperie à poser, ce papier peint this wallpaper's a real pain to put onquelles saloperies, ces taupes! these moles are a damn nuisance!depuis que j'ai cette saloperie au poumon... since I've had this blasted thing on my lung...saloperie de voiture, elle ne veut pas démarrer! the damn ou bloody (très familier & UK) ou blasted car won't start!3. [chose sale]4. [calomnie] nasty ou catty remark[action méprisable] nasty ou dirty trickfaire une saloperie à quelqu'un to play a dirty ou nasty trick on somebody————————saloperies nom féminin pluriel[grossièretés] filthy language (substantif non comptable) -
16 задръствам
2. (място) encumber (с with)коридор, задръстен с мебели a passage blocked/encumbered with furniture(за хора, коли и пр.) throng, crowd, jam, congest, blockулиците бяха задръстени от хора, навалицата задръсти улиците the streets were thronged with peopleпътят беше задръстен от коли the road was jammed with carsзадръствам ce3. (за тръба и пр.) get choked up4. (за улично движение) get into a tangle, get jammed/congested5. тех. become engorgedмед. congest, engorge* * *задръ̀ствам,гл.1. ( тръба, канал и пр.) block (up), choke (up), obstruct, clog, jam; (с нещо лепкаво) gum, разг. gunge;2. ( място) encumber (с with); (за хора, коли) throng, crowd, jam, congest, block; clutter; gridlock;\задръствам се 1. (за тръба и пр.) get choked up;3. техн. become engorged; мед. congest, engorge.* * *block up; encumber{in`kXmbx}; foul: The road was задръствамmed with cars. - Пътят беше задръстен от коли.; stop* * *1. (за тръба и пр.) get choked up 2. (за улично движение) get into a tangle, get jammed/congested 3. (за хора, коли и пр.) throng, crowd, jam, congest, block 4. (място) encumber (с with) 5. mex. become engorged 6. ЗАДРЪСТВАМ ce 7. задръстя (тръба, канал и пр.) block (up), choke (up), obstruct, clog, jam 8. коридор, задръстен с мебели a passage blocked/encumbered with furniture 9. мед. congest, engorge 10. пътят беше задръстен от коли the road was jammed with cars 11. улиците бяха задръстени от хора, навалицата задръсти улиците the streets were thronged with people -
17 клей
gum, mucilage(лепило) glue; limeриби/рибен клей isinglass, fish-glue* * *клей,м., само ед. gum, mucilage; разг. gunge; ( лепило) glue; lime; птичи \клейй birdlime; рибен \клейй isinglass, fish-glue.* * *glue (лепило)* * *1. (лепило) glue;lime 2. gum, mucilage 3. птичи КЛЕЙ birdlime 4. риби/рибен КЛЕЙ isinglass, fish-glue -
18 клеясвам
congeal* * *клея̀свам,гл. congeal, gelatinize; gum, разг. gunge.* * *congeal -
19 mercocha
-
20 Schlamm
mud;( breiige Rückstände) sludge no indef art, no pl, residue ( form), gunge ( fam) no indef art, no pl ( Brit)
- 1
- 2
См. также в других словарях:
Gunge — as it is known in the British Isles, or slime as it is known in America and other parts of the world is a thick, gooey, runny substance similar in consistency to paint. It has been a feature on many children s programmes for many years around the … Wikipedia
gunge — Brit. informal ► NOUN ▪ sticky, viscous, and unpleasantly messy material. ► VERB (gunged, gungeing) (gunge up) ▪ clog or obstruct with gunge. DERIVATIVES gungy adjective. ORIGIN perhaps sugg … English terms dictionary
gunge — gunge; tol·ly·gunge; … English syllables
gunge — [ gʌndʒ ] noun uncount BRITISH INFORMAL GUNK … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
gunge — 1. noun /ɡʌnʤ/ A soft, sticky mass; goo; gunk. They call this solid material tholin (after the Greek word for muddy), but it seems likely that chemists will continue to call this rather familiar material “gunge.” 2. verb /ɡʌnʤ/ a) To … Wiktionary
gunge — [[t]gʌ̱nʤ[/t]] N UNCOUNT You use gunge to refer to a soft, sticky substance, especially if it is unpleasant. [BRIT, INFORMAL] He had painted the floors with some kind of black gunge … English dictionary
gunge — [gand3] n. a skin irritation in the groin. (See also crotch rot. Said of males.) □ I got the gunge. What’ll I do? □ The sawbones’ll give you something for the gunge … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
gunge — /gunj/, n., v., gunged, gunging. Brit. Informal. n. 1. soft, sticky matter; goo. v.t. 2. to clog with gunge (often fol. by up). [1935 40; expressive coinage; cf. GUNK, GRUNGE] * * * … Universalium
gunge — gunge1 [gʌndʒ] n [U] BrE informal [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: Perhaps suggesting stickiness, or perhaps from goo + sponge] any substance that is dirty, sticky, or unpleasant American Equivalent: gunk >gungy adj gunge 2 gunge2 v be gunged up with … Dictionary of contemporary English
GUNGE — n. & v. Brit. colloq. n. sticky or viscous matter, esp. when messy or indeterminate. v.tr. (usu. foll. by up) clog or obstruct with gunge. Derivatives: gungy adj. Etymology: 20th c.: orig. uncert.: cf. GOO, GUNK … Useful english dictionary
gunge Brit. — gunge Brit. informal noun an unpleasantly sticky or viscous material. verb (gunges, gungeing, gunged) (gunge something up) clog something with gunge. Derivatives gungy adjective Origin 1960s: perh. suggested by go … English new terms dictionary