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1. n астр. пассажный инструмент2. n преим. ночная птица3. n лунатик4. a книжн. ночнойСинонимический ряд:nightly (adj.) at night; late; night; night-loving; nightly; nighttime -
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1. [nɒkʹtɜ:nl] n1. астр. пассажный инструмент2. преим. pl ночная птица3. лунатик4. = night-hag2. [nɒkʹtɜ:nl] a книжн.ночнойnocturnal blindness - мед. куриная слепота
nocturnal animals [insects] - ночные животные [насекомые]
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1. прил.
1) ночной nocturnal emissions ≈ физиол. поллюция Syn: night
2) зоол. активный в ночное время;
способный видеть в темноте
3) муз. относящийся к нюктюрну
2. сущ.;
астр. пассажный инструмент (астрономия) пассажный инструмент преим. pl ночная птица лунатик( редкое) (фольклор) ведьма на помеле (редкое) кошмар( книжное) ночной - * habits ночной образ жизни - * bird ночная птица - * vision способность видеть в темноте - * blindness (медицина) куриная слепота - * animals ночные животные nocturnal ночной ~ астр. пассажный инструментБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > nocturnal
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1. n животное; зверь2. n млекопитающее3. n животное, зверь, скотина4. n животная природа, животное начало5. n полимино6. a животный, относящийся к животному миру; анимальныйanimal hauling — живое тягло, животная тяга
7. a относящийся к животноводству, животноводческий8. a неодобр. животный; физический, плотский; чувственныйanimal nature — животная природа, животное начало
Синонимический ряд:1. bestial (adj.) animalistic; beastly; bestial; brutal; brute; brutish; feral; ferine; gross; swinish; untamed; wild2. living (adj.) breathing; living; sentient3. physical (adj.) base; bodily; carnal; corporeal; fleshly; natural; physical; sensual4. amphibian (noun) amphibian; bird; fish; insect; mammal; reptile5. brute (noun) beast; brute; critter; fiend; monster; savage6. living thing (noun) creature; invertebrate; living thing; organism; quadruped; vertebrateАнтонимический ряд:
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