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  • 121 μικροφυίας

    μικροφυίᾱς, μικροφυία
    low stature: fem acc pl
    μικροφυίᾱς, μικροφυία
    low stature: fem gen sg (attic doric aeolic)

    Morphologia Graeca > μικροφυίας

  • 122 νανοφυείς

    νᾱνοφυεῖς, νανοφυής
    of dwarfish stature: masc /fem acc pl
    νᾱνοφυεῖς, νανοφυής
    of dwarfish stature: masc /fem nom /voc pl (attic epic)

    Morphologia Graeca > νανοφυείς

  • 123 νανοφυεῖς

    νᾱνοφυεῖς, νανοφυής
    of dwarfish stature: masc /fem acc pl
    νᾱνοφυεῖς, νανοφυής
    of dwarfish stature: masc /fem nom /voc pl (attic epic)

    Morphologia Graeca > νανοφυεῖς

  • 124 carrure

    carrure [kaʀyʀ]
    feminine noun
       a. ( = largeur d'épaules) build
       b. ( = envergure) calibre (Brit), caliber (US)
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    kaʀyʀ
    1) lit shoulders (pl)
    2) fig innate qualities (pl), calibre [BrE]
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    kaʀyʀ nf
    1) (= physique) build

    Il a une carrure d'athlète. — He has an athletic build.

    2) fig stature
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    carrure nf
    1 lit shoulders (pl); avoir une carrure imposante to have broad shoulders; tu as vu sa carrure? have you seen how broad his/her shoulders are?; une carrure de lutteur a wrestler's shoulders;
    2 fig innate qualities (pl), calibreGB; avoir la carrure d'un président/champion to have the necessary qualities to be a president/champion; il n'a pas la carrure pour diriger l'entreprise he hasn't got the necessary qualities to run the company.
    [karyr] nom féminin
    1. [corps] build
    2. [qualité] stature, calibre

    Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > carrure

  • 125 imposant

    imposant, e [ɛ̃pozɑ̃, ɑ̃t]
    adjective
       a. ( = majestueux) [personnage] imposing
       b. ( = impressionnant) impressive
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    imposante ɛ̃pozɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif [stature, monument] imposing; [cérémonie, œuvre] impressive
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    ɛ̃pozɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj imposant, -e
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    imposant, imposante adj [stature, monument] imposing; [cérémonie, œuvre] impressive.
    ( féminin imposante) [ɛ̃pozɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif

    Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > imposant

  • 126 височина

    1. height
    (ръст и) stature
    геогр., мат. altitude; eminence, hill, elevation
    на височина in height; at/to a height (of)
    се издига на 3 м is 3 m in height
    тук планината достига най-голямата си височина it is here that the mountain rises to its highest elevation
    каква е височината на...? how high is...? височина на летене ав. flying height
    височина на пад тех. fall
    надморска височина altitude, elevation above sea level
    свободна височина (до свод, трегер и пр.) тех. headway
    височина 4 метра от... до... a drop of 4 m from... to...
    средна височина човек a middle-sized man,a man of medium/average height
    2. муз. pitch
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    височина̀,
    ж., -ѝ 1. height; ( ръст и пр.) sta-ture; геогр., мат. altitude; eminence, hill, elevation; \височинаа на летене авиац. flying height; flight level; \височинаа на пад техн. fall; на \височинаа in height; at/to a height (of); \височинаа 5 метра от … до … a drop of 5 m from … to …; каква е \височинаата на …? how high is …? надморска \височинаа altitude, elevation above sea level; ние сме на еднаква \височинаа we are of the same height; свободна \височинаа (до свод, трегер и пр.) архит. headway; човек със средна \височинаа middle-sized man, man of medium/average height; тук планината достига най-голямата си \височинаа it is here that the mountain rises to its highest elevation; шеметна \височинаа towering height;
    2. муз. pitch.
    * * *
    altitude; drop{drOp}; elevation; height{`hait}: the височина of a mountain - височината на планина; highness; loftiness
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    1. (ръст и) stature 2... се издига на 3. 2 м.... is 4. 3 m in height 5. 4 метра от... до... a drop of 6. 5 m from... to... 7. height 8. ВИСОЧИНА 9. ВИСОЧИНА на пад тех. fall 10. геогр., мат. altitude;eminence, hill, elevation 11. каква е ВИСОЧИНАта на... ? how high is...? ВИСОЧИНА на летене ав. flying height 12. муз. pitch 13. на ВИСОЧИНА in height;at/to a height (of) 14. надморска ВИСОЧИНА altitude, elevation above sea level 15. ние сме на еднаква ВИСОЧИНА we are of the same height 16. свободна ВИСОЧИНА (до свод, трегер и пр.) тех. headway 17. средна ВИСОЧИНА човек a middle-sized man,a man of medium/ average height 18. тук планината достига най-голямата си ВИСОЧИНА it is here that the mountain rises to its highest elevation

    Български-английски речник > височина

  • 127 kurteiss

    a. courteous, well-bred (væn kona ok kurteis); hann var lítill vexti, en þó kurteiss, he was small of stature, but yet elegant.
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    adj. [Fr. courtois], courteous, gentle; k. maðr, Sturl. ii. 133; kurleisar konur, gentle ladies, Fms. vii. 105; væn kona ok k., Nj. 1, Fms. xi. 106: of chivalrous, stately appearance, með ágætum riddarabúnaði, var þessi maðr inn kurteisasti, vi. 225; hann var lítill vexti en þó k., he was small of stature, but yet stately, vii. 157; riddari k. ok vaskr, Anal. 292; með kurteisri kveðju, 235.

    Íslensk-ensk orðabók > kurteiss

  • 128 LÍTILL

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    (lítil, lítit), a.
    1) little, small in size (lét hann læsa þá í lítilli stofu); at ek var ekki l. maðr vexti, that I was not small of stature;
    2) small in amount, degree, etc. (lítil var gleði manna at boðinu); sumar þetta var l. grasvöxtr, a small (bad) crop; landit er skarpt ok lítit matland, bad for foraging; hann er l. blótmaðr, no great worshipper; þat er lítit mál, that is a small matter; var hans móðerni lítit, of low rank; jarl hafði hann lengi lítinn mann gört, treated him shabbily; l. fyrir sér, of little account (þér munut kalla mik lítinn mann fyrir mér);
    3) of time, short, brief; litla stund, for a short while; litlu siðarr, a little while after.
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    lítil, lítið, adj., and lítt adverb.; gen. lítils, lítillar, lítils; dat. litlum, lítilli, litlu; acc. lítinn, litla, lítið: plur. litlir, litlar, lítil; gen. lítilla; dat. litlum; acc. litla, litlar, lítil; compar. minni; superl. minnstr (q. v.): [Ulf. leitils = μικρός, ὀλίγος; A. S. lytel; Engl. little; O. H. G. luzil; Swed. liten; Dan. liden and lille: in Germ. the word was replaced by klein, prop. = bright = Engl. clean, but luzel remains in local names such as Lützel-stein = La Petite Pierre in Alsace]:—little, of stature; litlir menn ok smáir, Landn. 145; lítið barn, a little bairn, Ísl. ii. 326; ok sér hvar lá maðr … ok var sá eigi lítill, Edda 29; ekki lítill maðr vexti, 30; Þórr er lágr ok lítill, 33; svá lítinn sem þér kallit mik, þá …, id.; hvat er þat it litla ( the little puny thing) er ek þat löggra sé’k, Ls. 44; inn Litli, a freq. nickname, Landn.:—small, of things, litla breiðöxi, Hkr. iii. 16; fjórar litlar munnlaugar, Dipl. iii. 47; opt veltir lítil þúfa miklu hlassi, a saying, a little mound may often upset a big wagon load, Al. 32; lítilla (gen. pl.) sanda, lítilla sæva, Hm. 52; opt kaupir sér í litlu lof, 51; Eiríkr konungr hafði lönd lítil, Fms. i. 23; en þótt einnhverr bæri litla byrði, þá varð þat skjótt mikill eldr, vi. 153.
    II. metaph. usages; sumar þetta var lítill grasvöxtr, ok varð alllítil heybjörg manna, a small, bad crop, Ísl. ii. 130; landit er skarpt ok lítið matland, bad for foraging, Fms. vii. 78; ef atfærsla þeirra væri svá lítil, at …, K. Þ. K. 94:— small in degree, lítil var gleði manna at boðinu, small cheer, Ísl. ii. 251; hann er lítill blótmaðr, no great worshipper, 398; þat er lítið mál, that is a small matter, 206; lítil tíðindi, Fms. xi. 118:—small, of value, ok verðit þér lítlir drengir af, ef þér launit engu, Nj. 68; töldu fyrir honum hversu jarl hafði hann lengi gört lítinn mann ( treated him shabbily), Fms. i. 54; nú munt þú, segir hón, lengi lítill konungr, ef þú villt ekki atfærask, vii. 243; ok vara ( was not) sá af litlu skapi, Al. 2; meta lítils, to value lightly, Ld. 174; lítill karl, mean churl! Fbr. 39 new Ed.; var hans móðerni lítið, of low rank, Fms. vii. 63; þér munut kalla mik lítinn mann ( a puny man) fyrir mér ok uni ek því ílla, Edda 33; hann var skald ok eigi lítill fyrir sér, Ísl. ii. 323.
    2. neut. as subst.; hafa lítið af ríki, a small portion, Fms. i. 52; svá at litlu loddi við, Nj. 28, Fms. xi. 102, Fs. 87.
    3. temp. small, brief; á lítilli stundu, Al. 32; litlu síðarr, a little while after, Nj. 4, Fms. vi. 60; bíða um lítla stund, vii. 141.
    COMPDS: litlastofa, lítilsháttar, lítilsverðr, lítilsvægi.
    B. COMPDS: lítilfjörligr, lítilgæft, lítilhugaðr, lítilhæfr, lítillátask, lítillátliga, lítillátligr, lítillátr, lítilleikr, lítilleitr, lítilliga, lítilligr, lítillækka, lítillæta, lítillæti, lítilmagni, lítilmannliga, lítilmannligr, lítilmenni, lítilmennska, lítilmótliga, lítilmótligr, lítilræði, lítilsigldr, lítilskeyta, lítiltrúaðr, lítilvægligr, lítilvægr, litilyrkr, lítilþægr.

    Íslensk-ensk orðabók > LÍTILL

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