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41 finger-hole
finger-hole noun боковое отверстие, клапан (в духовом инструменте) -
42 funk-hole
funk-hole noun; mil.; sl. 1) блиндаж 2) укрытие, убежище 3) должность, ко-торая дает возможность уклониться от военной службы -
43 knee-hole
knee-hole noun промежуток между тумбами (у письменного стола) -
44 knot-hole
knot-hole noun отверстие в доске от выпавшего сучка -
45 oil-hole
oil-hole noun tech. смазочное отверстие -
46 peep-hole
peep-hole noun глазок; смотровое отверстие или смотровая щель -
47 pin-hole
pin-hole noun 1) булавочное отверстие 2) tech. отверстие под штифт -
48 pot-hole
pot-hole noun рытвина, выбоина -
49 shell-hole
shell-hole noun пробоина; воронка от снаряда -
50 tap-hole
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51 watering hole
watering hole noun пивная, бар -
52 worm-hole
worm-hole noun червоточина -
53 toad-in-the-hole
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54 black hole
noun(Astron.) schwarzes Loch* * ** * ** * *noun(Astron.) schwarzes Loch -
55 peep-hole
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56 toad-in-the-hole
noun(Gastr.) Würstchen, in einen Teig eingebacken* * ** * *["təUdɪnðə'həʊl]nTeigspeise mit Würsten* * ** * *noun(Gastr.) Würstchen, in einen Teig eingebacken -
57 bolt-hole
noun(lit. or fig.) Schlupfloch, das* * *n esp BRIT, AUS Unterschlupf mto find a \bolt-hole Unterschlupf finden* * *noun(lit. or fig.) Schlupfloch, das -
58 peep-hole
noun (a hole (in a door etc) through which one can look.) linica, kukalnik* * *[pí:phoul]nounlinica, kukalnik -
59 bullet hole
nounEinschuss, der; Einschussloch, das* * *ˈbul·let holen [Ein]schussloch nt* * *nounEinschuss, der; Einschussloch, das -
60 peep-hole
noun (a hole (in a door etc) through which one can look.) mirilla
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