-
61 louse
(n) (big kind) cutu, (medium-sized) liás, (small) cumád -
62 louse
kuto, hanip -
63 louse
míol -
64 louse
lús -
65 louse
-
66 louse up
phr vзіпсувати, загидити; зірвати, завалити ( справу) -
67 louse
I [laus] n1) ( pl lice) воша2) паршива людина, гнидаII [lausˌ lauz] v -
68 louse up
phr vзіпсувати, загидити; зірвати, завалити ( справу) -
69 louse up
acemice davran -
70 louse
n. (pl lice) бөөс, хуурс. -
71 louse
§ ტილი, მკბენარი§ (pl. lice) ტილი -
72 louse
شپش ، شپشه ، شته ، هر نوع شپشه يا آفت گياهيوغيره وغيره شبيه شپش ،شپش گذاشتن،شپشهكردن -
73 louse
vt tražiti uši, trijebiti uši* * *
uš
vaš -
74 louse
-
75 louse up
verbo transitivo pop. rovinare, mandare a monte* * *vt + adv Amfam rovinare* * *verbo transitivo pop. rovinare, mandare a monte -
76 louse
бит -
77 louse
s. вошка; вошка; непријатен -
78 louse
s ZOOL poll (insecte) | poca vergonya, trinxeraire, canalla (persona) -
79 louse up
v fer la punyeta, fastiguejar -
80 louse
• biskati se; lice; trebiti se od vašiju i od ušij; uš; vaš; vaška
См. также в других словарях:
Louse — (lous), n.; pl. {Lice} (l[imac]s). [OE. lous, AS. l[=u]s, pl. l[=y]s; akin to D. luis, G. laus, OHG. l[=u]s, Icel. l[=u]s, Sw. lus, Dan. luus; perh. so named because it is destructive, and akin to E. lose, loose.] (Zo[ o]l.) 1. Any one of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
louse — [lous; ] for v., also [ louz] n. pl. lice and, for LOUSE 4, louses [ME lous < OE lus (pl. lys), akin to Ger laus < IE * lūs > Welsh lleuen, Bret laouen] 1. a) any of an order (Anoplura) of small, flat, wingless insects with sucking… … English World dictionary
LOUSE — (Heb. כִּנָּם ,כִּנִּים in plural. Talmud כִּנָּה, singular), insect; one of the ten plagues with which Egypt was smitten (Ex. 8:13–14; Ps. 105:31) was the plague of lice. The כֵּן in Isaiah (51.6): They that dwell therein shall die kemokhen may… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
louse — (n.) parasitic insect infecting human hair and skin, O.E. lus, from P.Gmc. *lus (Cf. O.N. lus, M.Du. luus, Du. luis, O.H.G. lus, Ger. Laus), from PIE *lus louse (Cf. Welsh lleuen louse ). Slang meaning obnoxious person is from 1630s. The plural … Etymology dictionary
Louse — (louz), v. t. To clean from lice. You sat and loused him. Swift. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
louse — ► NOUN 1) (pl. lice) a small wingless parasitic insect which infests human skin and hair. 2) (pl. lice) a related insect which lives on the skin of mammals or birds. 3) (pl. louses) informal a contemptible person. ► VERB (louse u … English terms dictionary
louse — n. /lows/; v. /lows, lowz/, n., pl. lice /luys/ for 1 3, louses for 4, v., loused, lousing. n. 1. any small, wingless insect of the order Anoplura (sucking louse), parasitic on humans and other mammals and having mouthparts adapted for sucking,… … Universalium
Louse — Lice redirects here. For the infection, see Pediculosis. For the district of Diyarbakır Province in Turkey, see Lice, Turkey. For other uses, see Louse (disambiguation). Phthiraptera … Wikipedia
louse — de·louse; ja·louse; jea·louse; louse·berry; louse; pa·louse; tou·louse; … English syllables
louse — I UK [laʊs] / US noun [countable] Word forms louse : singular louse plural lice 1) Word forms louse : plural lice a small insect that lives on the bodies of animals and people 2) informal an unpleasant person II UK [laʊs] / US verb Word forms… … English dictionary
louse — noun 1》 (plural lice) a small wingless parasitic insect which infests human skin and hair. [Pediculus humanus (see body louse, head louse).] ↘a related insect which lives on the skin of mammals or birds. [Orders Anoplura (sucking lice) and… … English new terms dictionary