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62 тёмный хлеб из пшеницы, смешанной с кукурузой
Makarov: brown breadУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > тёмный хлеб из пшеницы, смешанной с кукурузой
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63 тёмный хлеб из ржи, смешанной с кукурузой
Makarov: brown breadУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > тёмный хлеб из ржи, смешанной с кукурузой
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64 умер
2) Jargon: (он) (he) bought it, hovis (Old Jim is hovis.), brown bread -
65 Spezialität
f; -, -en speciality, Am. specialty; chinesische und vietnamesische Spezialitäten GASTR. Chinese and Vietnamese specialities (Am. specialties)* * *die Spezialitätspecialty; speciality* * *Spe|zi|a|li|tät [ʃpetsiali'tɛːt]f -, -en1) speciality (Brit), specialty (US)Spezialitä́t des Hauses (auf Speisekarte) — speciality (Brit) or specialty (US) of the house
* * *(a special product for which one is well-known: Brown bread is this baker's speciality.) speciality* * *Spe·zi·a·li·tät<-, -en>[ʃpetsi̯aliˈtɛ:t]f speciality* * *die; Spezialität, Spezialitäten speciality; specialty* * *chinesische und vietnamesische Spezialitäten GASTR Chinese and Vietnamese specialities (US specialties)* * *die; Spezialität, Spezialitäten speciality; specialty* * *f.speciality n. -
66 czarny
1. adj(kolor, oczy) black; (pot: brudny) black, dirty; (pesymistyczny: wizja, humor, myśli) dark, gloomy2. mczarny koń — (przen) dark horse
czarno na białym — (przen) down in black and white
* * *a.1. ( o kolorze) black; czarna kawa black coffee; mała/duża czarna pot. small/big black coffee; czarne koszule hist. (= włoscy faszyści) the Blackshirts; czarna rasa the black race, the Negroid race; czarna ziemia black earth; czarny jak smoła pitch-black, (as) black as pitch; (as) black as ink; (= pogrążony w ciemności) pitch-dark; czarny jak węgiel coal-black, (as) black as coal; w czarną noc in the black of the night.2. her. sable; na czarnym polu on sable.3. (= brudny, usmolony) dirty, sooty; czarny jak święta ziemia as black as a sweep.4. przen. (często podkreśla negatywne cechy, rozpacz, pesymizm itp.) czarny charakter villain; pot. bad guy, baddie; czarny humor black humor; czarne kino film noir; czarna komedia black comedy; czarny kryminał hardboiled detective fiction; czarny koń dark horse; czarna lista black list; czarna magia black magic, black art, sorcery; czarna msza black mass; czarna nienawiść/rozpacz black hatred/despair; czarna owca black sheep; czarna strona czegoś the dark side of sth; czarny rynek black market; czarna śmierć (= zaraza, epidemia dżumy) the Black Death; malować kogoś/coś w czarnych barwach paint sb/sth black; (zachować coś) na czarną godzinę (save sth) against a rainy day.5. ( w nazwach roślin i zwierząt) czarny bocian orn. black stork ( Ciconia nigra); czarny łabędź orn. black swan ( Cygnus atratus); czarny bez bot. elder ( Sambucus nigra); czarna jagoda bot. blueberry ( Vaccinium myrtillus); czarne korzonki bot. (= wężymord, skorzonera) scorzonera, black l. Spanish salsify ( Scorzonera hispanica); czarna porzeczka bot. blackcurrant ( Ribes nigrum); czarna wdowa ent. ( pająk) black widow ( Latrodectus mactans); niedźwiedź czarny zool. (American) black bear ( Ursus americanus); olcha l. olsza czarna bot. European alder ( Alnus glutinosa); świerk czarny bot. black spruce ( Picea mariana); topola czarna bot. black poplar ( Populus nigra).6. ( w terminach naukowych i technicznych) ciało czarne fiz. black body; czarna dziura astron. black hole; czarna ospa pat. smallpox, variola; czarna skrzynka lotn. black box.7. (= ciemnoskóry) black, dark-skinned; (= dotyczący Murzynów) Black; Czarny Ląd przest. (= Afryka) the Dark Continent.mp1. pot. (= Murzyn) Black.2. pot., euf. (= diabeł) the Black One.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czarny
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67 sitkowy
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sitkowy
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68 negra
f.1 crotchet (British), quarter note (United States) (Music).2 quarter note, black note, crochet, crotchet.3 black woman, Negro woman, negress.* * *1 MÚSICA crotchet, US quarter note* * *1. f., (m. - negro) 2. f., (m. - negro)* * *SF1) (Mús) crotchet, quarter note (EEUU)2) (=mala suerte) bad lucknegrotener la negra — to be out of luck, be having a run of bad luck
3) (Ajedrez) black piece4) CAm black mark* * *1) (Mús) crotchet2) ( en ajedrez)3) ( mala suerte)tener la negra — (fam) to be out of luck
* * *= black woman, coloured woman.Ex. The results indicate that black women see their main information problem areas as health, money and education.Ex. He looked up and saw two figures cutting across the field, a colored man and woman, each carrying a bottle.----* mujer negra = coloured woman, black woman.* * *1) (Mús) crotchet2) ( en ajedrez)3) ( mala suerte)tener la negra — (fam) to be out of luck
* * *= black woman, coloured woman.Ex: The results indicate that black women see their main information problem areas as health, money and education.
Ex: He looked up and saw two figures cutting across the field, a colored man and woman, each carrying a bottle.* mujer negra = coloured woman, black woman.* * *A ( Mús) crotchetB(en ajedrez): las negras the black pieces, blackC* * *
negra sustantivo femeninoa) (Mús) crotchetb) ( en ajedrez):
negro,-a
I adjetivo
1 black
(bronceado) suntanned
pan negro, brown bread
(oscuro) estaba negro como boca de lobo, it was pitch-black
2 (muy sucio) filthy, black
3 (suerte, situación) awful
un día negro, a black day
(lóbrego, triste) gloomy
4 (furioso) furious: ese ruido me pone negra, that noise drives me up the wall
5 (raza, música) black
6 (no legalizado) mercado negro, black market
II m,f (hombre) black man
(mujer) black woman
III sustantivo masculino
1 (color) black
siempre viste de negro, she always dresses in black
2 (tabaco) black tobacco
3 (escritor anónimo) ghostwriter
IV sustantivo femenino
1 Mús crotchet, US quarter note
2 (mala suerte) la negra, bad luck
♦ Locuciones: tener la negra, to be very unlucky: últimamente mi hermana tiene la negra, my sister's been having a run of bad luck recently
vérselas negras para hacer algo, to have a tough time doing sthg
' negra' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
bestia
- grosella
- lista
- magia
- negro
- novela
- oveja
- pimienta
- caja
- cerveza
- cinta
- espinilla
- gallinazo
- marea
- moreno
- peste
- selva
- uva
English:
ale
- black
- blackcurrant
- blacklist
- pepper
- quarter note
- slick
- stout
- uncommon
- community
- crotchet
- flight
- hit
- oil
- quarter
- with
* * *negra nf2. [en ajedrez, damas] black (piece);las negras tienen ventaja black is winning3. Comptener la negra to have bad luck;se las va a ver negras para llegar a fin de mes he'll have a hard job to get to the end of the month* * *f1 black woman2 MÚS quarter note, Brcrotchet3 L.Am. ( querida) honey, dear4:tener la negra fam be out of luck -
69 nero
"schwarz;Schwarz"* * *1. adj black2. m (colore) black* * *nero agg.1 black; ( scuro) dark: mi occorrono un paio di scarpe nere, I need a pair of black shoes; capelli, occhi neri, dark hair, eyes; nuvole nere, dark clouds; nero come l'ebano, come l'inchiostro, come il carbone, as black as ebony, as ink, as coal // pane nero, brown bread // caffè nero, black coffee // pelle nera, dark skin // una foto in bianco e nero, a black and white photograph // occhiali neri, dark (o sun) glasses // il Continente Nero, the Dark Continent // il Mar Nero, the Black Sea // libro nero, black books (o black paper): se lo farai ti segnerò sul mio libro nero, if you do that, you will be in my black books // magia nera, black art (o magic) // l'angelo nero, the Devil2 ( sporco) dirty, black: mani nere, dirty hands; i polsini della tua camicia sono neri, the cuffs of your shirt are black (with dirt)3 ( tetro, malinconico) black, gloomy: era nero in volto, his face was drawn (o anxious); vedere tutto nero, to look on the dark side of things; ha una visione nera del futuro, he takes a gloomy view of the future; sono di umore nero oggi, I'm in a black mood today; pensieri neri, gloomy thoughts; giornata nera, black day // è un periodo nero, it's a troubled period // sono nero di rabbia, I'm seething // la vedo nera per te, things are looking black for you // romanzo nero, horror story4 ( estremo, più profondo) deepest, dire: miseria nera, dire poverty; disperazione nera, black (o deepest) despair5 (fig.) ( scellerato, empio) wicked, black: un'anima nera, a wicked soul; nera ingratitudine, deepest ingratitude; calunnia nera, wicked slander6 ( illegale) black, illegal: mercato nero, borsa nera, black market; economia nera, black economy; lavoro nero, moonlighting; fondi neri, slush fundnero s.m.1 black: chiesa parata a nero, church hung with black; tingere in nero, to dye black; vestir di nero, to dress in black: una donna vestita di nero, a woman dressed in black // (pitt.) nero di avorio, ivory black // mettere nero su bianco, to write (a few lines), ( metter per iscritto) to put things down in black and white // non distingue il bianco dal nero, (fig.) he can't tell black from white // il nero vince, ( scacchi) black wins // (econ.): in nero, in the black: contabilità in nero, ( in credito) accounts in the black; assumere dipendenti in nero, to employ (o to hire) workers illegally // (tv) in nero, ( crittato) encrypted, coded3 ( fascista) Fascist4 (tip.) black, extra bold.* * *['nero] nero (-a)1. aggnero come il carbone/la pece — as black as coal/pitch
quel colletto è nero — (sporco) that collar is black o filthy
2) (negro: razza) black3) (fig : disperazione, futuro) black, (giornata) awfulvivono nella miseria più nera — they live in utter o abject poverty
4)lavoro nero — work in the black economyfondi neri — slush fund sg
2. sm(colore) blackvestirsi di o in nero — to dress in black
essere pagato in nero — to be paid in cash (to evade payment of taxes)
lavorare in nero — to moonlight Brit o double-dip Am (without statutory deductions of payment of taxes)
3. sm/f(persona) black, black man (woman)* * *['nero] 1.1) [abito, fumo, capelli] black; [ occhi] dark2) (sporco) [mani, collo] black, filthy3) (buio, scuro) [notte, cielo] dark4) (africano) [razza, pelle, quartiere] black5) (abbronzato)6) (illegale, clandestino)lavoro nero — = work for which no earnings are declared, under the table job
7) (cupo, negativo) [epoca, anno] bad, bleak; [giornata, settimana] black; [ miseria] dire, abject2.messa, magia -a — black mass, magic
sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) (colore) blackin bianco e nero — [film, foto, televisione] black and white
2) (persona di pelle nera) black, Blacki -i — the blacks, black people
i -i d'America — black Americans, African Americans
in nero — on the side, illegally
lavorare in nero — = to work without declaring one's earnings, under the table
4) gioc. (negli scacchi, nella dama, alla roulette) black••è scritto qui nero su bianco — here it is in black and white, it's set down here in black and white
essere la bestia -a di qcn. — to be a bugbear for sb
* * *nero/'nero/ ⇒ 31 [abito, fumo, capelli] black; [ occhi] dark; essere nero di botte to be black and blue2 (sporco) [mani, collo] black, filthy3 (buio, scuro) [notte, cielo] dark4 (africano) [razza, pelle, quartiere] black5 (abbronzato) essere nero o avere la pelle -a to have a dark tan6 (illegale, clandestino) lavoro nero = work for which no earnings are declared, under the table job7 (cupo, negativo) [epoca, anno] bad, bleak; [giornata, settimana] black; [ miseria] dire, abject; nella più -a disperazione in deepest despair; vedere tutto nero to look on the dark side; è d'umore nero he's in one of his dark moods(f. -a)1 (colore) black; vestito di nero dressed in black; in bianco e nero [film, foto, televisione] black and white2 (persona di pelle nera) black, Black; i -i the blacks, black people; i -i d'America black Americans, African Americans3 (clandestinità) in nero on the side, illegally; lavorare in nero = to work without declaring one's earnings, under the table4 gioc. (negli scacchi, nella dama, alla roulette) blackè scritto qui nero su bianco here it is in black and white, it's set down here in black and white; nero come la pece pitch-black; nero come il carbone as black as coal; essere la bestia -a di qcn. to be a bugbear for sb. -
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72 Dunkel
dun·kel1) ( ohne Licht) dark;\Dunkel sein/ werden to be/get dark2) ( düster in der Farbe) dark;dunkles Brot brown bread;3) ( tief) deep4) ( unklar) vague;ein dunkles Kapitel der Geschichte a dark chapter in historyWENDUNGEN:jdn im D\Dunkeln lassen to leave sb in the dark;noch im D\Dunkeln liegen to remain to be seen;im D\Dunkeln ist gut munkeln ( prov) the dark is good for lovers;im D\Dunkeln tappen to be groping around [or about] in the dark;im D\Dunkeln in the darkadv darkly2. Dun·kel <-s> [ʼdʊŋkl̩] ntkein pl geh1) ( Dunkelheit) darkness;2) ( Undurchschaubarkeit) mysteryWENDUNGEN:im \Dunkel der Vorzeit in the mists of time [or dim and distant past];in \Dunkel gehüllt sein to be shrouded in mystery -
73 dunkel
dun·kel1) ( ohne Licht) dark;\dunkel sein/ werden to be/get dark2) ( düster in der Farbe) dark;dunkles Brot brown bread;3) ( tief) deep4) ( unklar) vague;ein dunkles Kapitel der Geschichte a dark chapter in historyWENDUNGEN:jdn im D\dunkeln lassen to leave sb in the dark;noch im D\dunkeln liegen to remain to be seen;im D\dunkeln ist gut munkeln ( prov) the dark is good for lovers;im D\dunkeln tappen to be groping around [or about] in the dark;im D\dunkeln in the darkadv darkly2. Dun·kel <-s> [ʼdʊŋkl̩] ntkein pl geh1) ( Dunkelheit) darkness;2) ( Undurchschaubarkeit) mysteryWENDUNGEN:im \dunkel der Vorzeit in the mists of time [or dim and distant past];in \dunkel gehüllt sein to be shrouded in mystery -
74 zagry|źć1
pf — zagry|zać impf (zagryzę, zagryziesz, zagryzł, zagryzła, zagryźli — zagryzam) Ⅰ vt 1. (zakąszać) zagryzał wódkę kiełbasą he ate a bit of sausage after downing his vodka- jadł śledzia, zagryzając razowym chlebem he ate brown bread with his herring2. (spowodować śmierć) [zwierzę] to bite [sb] to death- wilki zagryzły owcę the wolves killed a sheep3. (gryźć) zagryźć wargi a. usta to bite one’s lip(s)- zagryzła wargi do krwi she bit her lips till they bledⅡ zagryźć się — zagryzać się 1. (rozszarpać zębami) [zwierzęta] to bite each other to death 2. przen. [osoby] to torment each other 3. przen. (zamartwić się) [osoba] to worry oneself sick- zagryzała się chorobą matki/brakiem pieniędzy she worried herself sick about her mother’s illness/the shortage of moneyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zagry|źć1
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76 чёрный
прлчёрные ту́чи — black clouds
чёрный ко́фе — black coffee
чёрный ю́мор — black humo(u)r, gallows humo(u)r lit
- чёрная работачёрное де́рево — ebony
- чёрная неблагодарность
- чёрный список
- занести в чёрный список
- с чёрного хода
- откладывать на чёрный день
- чёрным по белому
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77 speciality
[speʃɪˈətɪ] (American) specialty [ˈspeʃəltɪ] – plurals speciˈalities, ~ˈspecialties noun1) a special product for which one is well-known:سِلْعَه مُمَيَّزَهBrown bread is this baker's speciality.
2) a special activity, or subject about which one has special knowledge:إخْتِصاصHis speciality is physics.
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78 bruinbrood
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79 wit/bruin brood
wit/bruin broodwhite/brown breadVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > wit/bruin brood
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80 қара нан
black (brown) bread
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