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2 my eldest (child)
Общая лексика: мой первенец, старший из живых детей, старший из моих детей -
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eldest [ˈeldɪst]* * *['eldɪst] 1.noun aîné/-e m/f2.my eldest — mon aîné/-e
adjective aînéthe eldest child — l'aîné/-e
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['eldɪst] 1. 2.nome maggiore m. e f., (il) più vecchio, (la) più vecchia* * *adjective (oldest: She is the eldest of the three children.) il più vecchio, il maggiore* * *eldest /ˈɛldɪst/a. (superl. irr. di old)( di membri d'una famiglia) (il) più vecchio; (il) maggiore; primogenito: Charles is my eldest son, Charles è il mio primogenito● (a carte, con tre o più giocatori) eldest hand, giocatore che per primo riceve una mano completa.* * *['eldɪst] 1. 2.nome maggiore m. e f., (il) più vecchio, (la) più vecchia -
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[ʹeldıst] a1. арх. superl от old2. 1) (самый) старшийmy eldest (child) - а) мой первенец; б) старший из моих ( живых) детей
2) старейший ( по возрасту)the eldest of these only shall be considered as elected - избранным считается лишь старший по возрасту
3. арх. старинный, древний, древнейший, раннийthe primal eldest curse ( Shakespeare) - древнейшее проклятие
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the eldest hand - карт. игрок, ходящий первым -
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['eldɪst]adjThere are five children in the family, Tom is the eldest child. — В семье пять детей, Том - самый старший ребенок.
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adjective (oldest: She is the eldest of the three children.) mayoreldest adj mayortr['eldɪst]1 mayor1 el mayor, la mayoreldest ['ɛldəst] adj: mayor, de más edadadj.• el mayor adj.'eldəst, 'eldɪstadjective (before n) <brother/sister/child> mayorthe eldest — (as pron) el/la mayor, el/la de más edad
['eldɪst]ADJ [child] mayor* * *['eldəst, 'eldɪst]adjective (before n) <brother/sister/child> mayorthe eldest — (as pron) el/la mayor, el/la de más edad
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ˈeldɪst прил.
1) превосх. от old
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2) самый старший( в семье, группе) David was the eldest of three boys. ≈ Дэвид был самым старшим из трех мальчиков.
3) архаич. самый ранний;
первый the eldest flower of spring ≈ первый весенний цветок eldest hand карт. ≈ игрок, ходящий первым ( устаревшее) superl. от old (самый) старший - my * (child) мой первенец;
старший из моих( живых) детей старейший( по возрасту) - the * of these only shall be considered as elected избранным считается лишь старший по возросту (устаревшее) старинный, древний, древнейший, ранний - the primal * curse (Shakespeare) древнейшее проклятие > the * hand (карточное) игрок, ходящий первым eldest превосх. ст. от old ~ самый старший (в семье) ~ самый старший the ~ hand карт. первая рука -
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14 abakan
eldest child--------first born--------firstborn--------the state or birthright of a firstborn son -
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tr['bɜːɵraɪt]1 derechos nombre masculino plural de nacimientobirthright ['bərɵ.raɪt] n: derecho m de nacimienton.• derechos de nacimiento s.m.• primogenitura s.f.noun derecho m de nacimiento; ( of eldest child) primogenitura f['bɜːθraɪt]N derechos mpl de nacimiento; (fig) patrimonio m, herencia fit is the birthright of every Englishman — pertenece por derecho natural a todo inglés, es el patrimonio de todo inglés
- sell one's birthright for a mess of pottage* * *noun derecho m de nacimiento; ( of eldest child) primogenitura f -
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son, daughter; in wider sense: nephew, niece, child in general. Poki atariki, eldest child, first-born; poki hagupotu, youngest child; poki hâgai, adopted child. -
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1. adj first-born2. m, primogenita f first-born* * *primogenito agg. eldest; firstborn◆ s.m. firstborn.* * *[primo'dʒɛnito] primogenito (-a)1. sm/ffirst o eldest child, firstborn2. agg* * *[primo'dʒɛnito] 1.aggettivo first-born2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) first-born* * *primogenito/primo'dʒεnito/first-born(f. -a) first-born. -
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f.eldest daughter, eldest child. -
19 hijo mayor
m.eldest son, eldest child. -
20 мой первенец
General subject: my eldest ( child)
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