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1 евреин
Jew; Israelite, Hebrew* * *еврѐин,м., еврѐи Jew; Israelite, Hebrew.* * *Hebrew ; Israelite ; Jew {djyu;}; pagan* * *Jew; Israelite, Hebrew -
2 баба
1. grandmother, grandma, granny2. (стара жена и прен.) old woman, goody, grannyимало едно време един дядо и една баба once upon a time there lived an old man and an old womanбаба Сребра granny Srebra3. (тъща) mother-in-law (o.'s wife's mother)4. (народна акушерка) midwife, wise woman5. (врачка) wise woman, sorceress, witch6. (презр. за мъж) woman, weakling, milksop, molly-coddle, sl. molly, old maid7. тех. monkeyбаба Меца Mother Bearбаба Марта the month of Marchбаба шарка the smallpoxедно си баба знае, едно си бае be always harping on the same string; same old stuff; the same old story; the same thing all over againмного баби хилаво дете too many cooks spoil the brothразправяй ги на баба ми (си) tell that to the Jew* * *ба̀ба,ж., -и 1. grandmother, grandma, granny; gran;3. ( тъща) mother-in-law (o.’s wife’s mother);5. ( врачка) wise woman, sorceress, witch;6. (презр. за мъж) woman, weakling, milksop, molly-coddle, sl. molly, old maid;7. техн. monkey; • Баба Марта the month of March; Баба Меца Mother Bear; едно си \бабаа знае, едно си бае be always harping on the same string; same old stuff; the same old story; the same thing all over again; много \бабаи хилаво дете too many cooks spoil the broth; разправяй ги на \бабаа ми (си) tell that to the Jew; сляпа \баба ( игра) blind man’s buff; така и \бабаа знае anyone/any fool can do that, that’s nothing.* * *goody; grandam; grandma (разг.); grandmother* * *1. (врачка) wise woman, sorceress, witch 2. (народна акушерка) midwife, wise woman 3. (презр. за мъж) woman, weakling, milksop, molly-coddle, sl. molly, old maid 4. (стара жена и прен.) old woman, goody, granny 5. (тъща) mother-in-law (o.'s wife's mother) 6. grandmother, grandma, granny 7. БАБА Марта the month of March 8. БАБА Меца Mother Bear 9. БАБА Сребра granny Srebra 10. БАБА шарка the smallpox 11. едно си БАБА знае, едно си бае be always harping on the same string;same old stuff;the same old story;the same thing all over again 12. имало едно време един дядо и една БАБА once upon a time there lived an old man and an old woman 13. много баби хилаво дете too many cooks spoil the broth 14. разправяй ги на БАБА ми (си) tell that to the Jew 15. сляпа БАБА (игра) blind man's buff 16. така и БАБА знае anyone can do that, that's nothing 17. тех. monkey -
3 драмбой
муз. jew's harp* * *драмбо̀й,м., -и муз. ( ударен инструмент със звънлива пластинка) Jew’s harp.* * *муз. jew's harp -
4 лихвар
money-lender, usurer, money-spinner, разг. Jew, sl. note shaver* * *лихва̀р,м., -и; лихва̀рк|а ж., -и money-lender, usurer, money-spinner, разг. Jew, sl. note shaver.* * *money-lender; money-spinner; note shaver (жарг.)* * *money-lender, usurer, money-spinner, разг. Jew, sl. note shaver -
5 неверен
1. (погрешен, неточен) incorrect, false, erroneous; wrong; untruthful, unveracious, wide of the truthневерни сведения false information, misinformationневярно твърдение a wrong statement, a misstatementневерен адрес a phoney address2. (за човек) false, faithless, untruthful, disloyal, untrue, perfidious; mendaciousневерен съпруг an unfaithful husbandневерен Тома doubting Thomas, unbelieving Thomas/Jew3. (за болест) treacherous* * *невѐрен,прил., невя̀рна, невя̀рно, невѐрни 1. ( погрешен, неточен) incorrect, false, erroneous; wrong; untruthful, untrue, unveracious, wide of the truth; \неверен адрес phoney address; неверни сведения false information, misinformation; невярно твърдение wrong statement, mis-statement;2. (за човек) false, false-hearted, faithless, untruthful, disloyal, untrue, fickle; perfidious; mendacious; \неверен съпруг unfaithful husband; Тома Неверни библ. doubting Thomas, unbelieving Thomas/Jew;3. (за болест) treacherous.* * *derelict; faithless{`feiTlis}; fallacious a неверен answer - неверен отговор; fickle; godless; incorrect; mendacious; mock{mOk}; perfidious; truthless (за човек); unfaithful (и за съпруг и пр.); untrue; untruthful* * *1. (за болест) treacherous 2. (за човек) false, faithless, untruthful, disloyal, untrue, perfidious;mendacious 3. (погрешен, неточен) incorrect, false, erroneous;wrong;untruthful, unveracious, wide of the truth 4. НЕВЕРЕН Тома doubting Thomas, unbelieving Thomas/ Jew 5. НЕВЕРЕН адрес a phoney address 6. НЕВЕРЕН съпруг an unfaithful husband 7. неверни сведения false information, misinformation 8. невярно твърдение a wrong statement, a misstatement -
6 скитник
wanderer, roamer(човек без постоянно местожителство) vagrant, tramp, vagabond, ам. hobo(номад) nomad, migrantскитникът евреин the Wandering Jewскитници цигани wandering/vagabond gipsies* * *скѝтник,м., -ци; скѝтниц|а ж., -и wanderer, roamer; ( човек без постоянно местожителство) vagrant, tramp, vagabond, dosser, drifter; амер. hobo; ( номад) nomad, migrant; \скитникци цигани wandering/vagabond gypsies; • \скитниккът евреин the Wandering Jew.* * *wanderer; hobo{`houbou}; land-loper; marooner{`ma;runx}; nomad; roamer{`roumx}; rover; tramp; vagabond* * *1. (номад) nomad, migrant 2. (човек без постоянно местожителство) vagrant, tramp, vagabond, ам. hobo 3. wanderer, roamer 4. СКИТНИКът евреин the Wandering Jew 5. скитници цигани wandering/vagabond gipsies -
7 чифутин
пренебр. Jew* * *чифу̀тин,м., чифу̀ти; чифу̀тк|а ж., -и пренебр. Jew, амер. kike.* * *пренебр. Jew,
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JEW — (Heb. יְהוּדִי, Yehudi). Semantics The word Jew passed into the English language from the Greek (Ioudaios) by way of the Latin (Judaeus), and is found in early English (from about the year 1000) in a variety of forms: Iudea, Gyu, Giu, Iuu, Iuw,… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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Jew — [ dʒu ] noun count * 1. ) a member of the group of people who lived in Israel and believed in Judaism in ancient times, and who now live in many places all over the world, including Israel 2. ) someone who believes in Judaism … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English