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nounLimerick, der* * *['limərik](a type of humorous poem with five lines, the third and fourth lines being shorter than the others.) der Limerik* * *lim·er·ick[ˈlɪmərɪk, AM -ɚɪk]n Limerick m* * *['lImərɪk]nLimerick m* * *b) Hauptstadt von a* * *nounLimerick, der -
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nounEinzelgänger, der/Einzelgängerin, die* * *mav·er·ick[ˈmævərɪk, AM -ɚɪk]nshe is widely regarded as a political \maverick sie wird allgemein als politischer Freigeist gesehen* * *['mvərIk]n1) (US AGR) herrenloses Kalb/Rind nt ohne Brandzeichen2) (= dissenter) Abtrünnige(r) mf* * *maverick [ˈmævərık] s1. US herrenloses (Stück) Vieh ohne Brandzeichen2. US mutterloses Kalb3. a) POL (abtrünnige[r]) Einzelgänger(in)b) allg Außenseiter(in)* * *nounEinzelgänger, der/Einzelgängerin, die -
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lim·er·ick [ʼlɪmərɪk, Am -ɚɪk] nLimerick m -
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mav·er·ick [ʼmævərɪk, Am -ɚɪk] nshe is widely regarded as a political \maverick sie wird allgemein als politischer Freigeist gesehen
См. также в других словарях:
ick´i|ly — ick|y «IHK ee», adjective, ick|i|er, ick|i|est. U.S. Slang. 1. unpleasantly sticky; messy. 2. unpleasant; … Useful english dictionary
ick|y — «IHK ee», adjective, ick|i|er, ick|i|est. U.S. Slang. 1. unpleasantly sticky; messy. 2. unpleasant; … Useful english dictionary
ICK — may refer to:*Ichthyophthirius multifiliis, a single celled parasite. Also known as Ich. *Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest Ick is also a slang English term for something distasteful.ee also*Ik, the African people … Wikipedia
ICK — est un groupe d indus old school, ayant créé une étiquette pour caractériser sa musique : le Nihil Tronix. Label La Nouvelle Alliance Anciens labels Hau Ruck] Invasion Planete Blade Records Membres Soldat Arnaud Kontroleur Ubu Jericho Klaus… … Wikipédia en Français
-ick — [ik] suffix former sp. of IC [magick] * * * … Universalium
ick — var of ICH * * * (ik) white spot disease (def. 3) … Medical dictionary
-ick — [ik] suffix former sp. of IC [magick] … English World dictionary
ick — [ik] interj. used to express disgust, horror, etc … English World dictionary
ick|er — «IHK uhr», noun. Scottish. an ear of corn. ╂[probably < variant of Old Northumbrian æhher ear of grain. See related etym. at ear2. (Cf. ↑ear)] … Useful english dictionary
ick — bor·ick·ite; col·ick·er; dee·vil·ick; don·ick; don·ick·er; fin·ick; fin·ick·i·ness; fin·ick·ing; fin·ick·ing·ly; fin·ick·ing·ness; ick; ick·er; ick·i·ness; ick·le; jel·ick; lar·ick; lu·der·ick; mav·er·ick·er; pan·ick·i·ness; phys·ick;… … English syllables
ick — [ik] 1. n. any nasty substance. □ What is this ick on my shoe? □ That’s not ick; it’s good clean mud. 2. exclam. Nasty! (Usually Ick!) □ Oh, ick! What now? □ … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
