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[maus]n(pl mice [maɪs] мыши) мышь- house mouse- mouse hole
- catch mice
- house swarms with mice
- cat watches for a mouse
- cat lies in wait for a mouse
- cat pounces on a mouse
- cat worries a mouse
- mice scratch floor
- mouse nibble at cheese
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♦ mouse /maʊs/2 (fig.) pulcino bagnato; coniglio (fig.); persona timida, ritrosa3 (comput.) mouse: mouse ball, pallina del mouse; mouse button, pulsante del mouse; mouse pad, tappetino del mouse; mouse wheel, rotellina del mouse5 (naut.) ► mousing (2)● mouse colour, color grigio topo □ mouse-coloured, del colore del topo; sorcigno; sorcino □ (bot.) mouse-ear, ( Hieracium pilosella) orecchio di topo, pelosella; ( Cerastum vulgatum) peverina fontana; ► myosote □ mouse-hole, tana di topo; (fig.) buco, topaia □ (bot.) mouse-tail ( Myosurus minimus), coda di topo, erba codina.(to) mouse /maʊs/v. i.1 acchiappare topi; dare la caccia ai topi2 (fig.) muoversi come un gatto; andare quatto quatto● to mouse about (o around), andare in giro (in cerca di qc.); cercare □ to mouse out, scoprire; scovare. -
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mouse1) мышь2) сл. подби́тый глаз3) информ. координа́тный манипуля́тор «мышь»; проф. мышь, мы́шка2. v [maυz]1) лови́ть мыше́й2) выи́скивать, высле́живать (тж. mouse around, mouse about, mouse along)◊mouse out амер. разню́хать, разузна́ть
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jumping mice мышовковые, ZapodidaeEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > mice
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C vi [cat] chasser les souris.as quiet as a mouse aussi discret qu'une souris ; to play cat and mouse jouer au chat et à la souris (with sb avec qn). -
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