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41 Борода не в честь, а усы и у кошки есть
Man is respected for his intellect but not for the growth of hair on his face which comes with age. See Ум не в бороде, а в голове (У)Var.: Не в бороде честь - борода и у козла естьCf: Beard creates lice, not brains (Br.). The brains don't he in the beard (Br.). An old goat is never the more revered for his beard (Am.). Wisdom goes not always by years (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Борода не в честь, а усы и у кошки есть
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42 И космато, да не медведь
See Внешность обманчива (В)Cf: Appearances are deceiving (Am.). Appearances are deceptive (Am., Br.). Don't mistake an old goat for a preacher because of his beard (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > И космато, да не медведь
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43 Gockel
m; -s, -; bes. südd. cock, rooster; eitler Gockel fig., pej. someone who is as vain as a peacock, fancy pants umg.* * *Gọ|ckel ['gɔkl]m -s, - (esp S Ger baby-talk)cock; (fig) old goat (inf)* * *Go·ckel<-s, ->[ˈgɔkl̩]* * *der; Gockels, Gockel (bes. südd., sonst ugs. scherzh.) cock* * ** * *der; Gockels, Gockel (bes. südd., sonst ugs. scherzh.) cock -
44 Nachbar
m; -n oder -s, -n neighbo(u)r (auch fig.); im Nebenhaus: auch next-door neighbo(u)r; im Klassenzimmer etc.: person ( oder girl, boy etc.) sitting next to one; spitz I 4* * *der Nachbarneighbour; neighbor* * *Nach|bar ['naxbaːɐ]1. m -n or -s, -n, Nach|ba|rin[-rɪn]2. f -, -nenneighbour (Brit), neighbor (US); (in Nachbarwohnung, Nachbarhaus auch) next-door neighbo(u)r; (= Nachbarland auch) neighbo(u)ring countryHerr X war beim Konzert mein Nachbar — Mr X sat next to me at the concert
ich war eben bei Nachbars (inf) — I've just been round to the neighbo(u)rs'
die lieben Nachbarn (iro) — the neighbo(u)rs
* * *Nach·bar(in)<-n o -s, -n>[ˈnaxba:ɐ̯]1. (jd, der in jds Nähe wohnt) neighbour [or AM -or]; (in einer Nachbarwohnung a.) next-door neighbourdie \Nachbarn the neighbours, next door + sing/pl vb\Nachbars Garten/Hund next door's [or the neighbours'] garden/dog2. (nebenan Sitzender)sie wandte sich ihrer \Nachbarin [am Tisch] zu she turned to the woman [sitting] next to her [at the table]wir sind während der Fahrt \Nachbarn we will be sitting next to each other on the journeyunsere \Nachbarn im Osten our neighbours in the East4.* * *der; Nachbarn od. seltenNachbars, Nachbarn — neighbour
Nachbars Hund — the neighbours'/neighbour's dog
* * *Nachbar m; -n oder -s, -n neighbo(u)r (auch fig); im Nebenhaus: auch next-door neighbo(u)r; im Klassenzimmer etc: person ( oder girl, boy etc) sitting next to one; → spitz A 4* * *der; Nachbarn od. seltenNachbars, Nachbarn — neighbour
Nachbars Hund — the neighbours'/neighbour's dog
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45 Spitz
I Adj.1. pointed; Bleistift etc.: sharp; MATH., Winkel: acute; mit spitzem Ausschnitt with a V-neck, V-necked; etw. mit spitzen Fingern anfassen pick s.th. up with a look of disgust2. fig. (abgezehrt) pinched, peaky3. fig. (bissig) Rede etc.: pointed; Person: sarcastic; Zunge: sharp; spitze Bemerkung barbed ( oder cutting) remark4. umg., fig.: spitz sein auf (+ Akk) have the hots for; er ist spitz wie Nachbars Lumpi he’s a randy old goatII Adv.1. spitz zulaufen taper to a point* * *pointed; sharp; cuspid; peaked; spiky* * *Spịtz [ʃpɪts]m -es, -e(Hunderasse) spitz, pomeranian* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃpɪts]m1. (Hund) spitz, Pomeranian* * *der; Spitzes, Spitze (Hund) spitz* * *Spitz1 m; -es, -e; ZOOL Pomeranian, spitz;mein lieber Spitz! umg, fig well I never!Spitz2 umg:Spitz auf Knopf stehen be touch and go* * *der; Spitzes, Spitze (Hund) spitz* * *-e (Hund) m.Pomeranian n. -
46 वार्ध्राणसः _vārdhrāṇasḥ
वार्ध्राणसः 1 A kind of bird.-2 An old goat; वार्ध्राणसो जरच्छागः Medhātithi (नीलग्रीवो रक्तशीर्षः कृष्णपादः सितच्छदः). -
47 hannkatt
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48 развратник
lecher; rake, roue, debauchee; libertine, profligate* * *развра̀тник,м., -ци lecher; rake, roué, debauchee; libertine, profligate; fornicator; стар \развратникк old goat.* * *lecher; debauchee; libertine{`libxti:n}; profligate; rake{reik}* * *lecher;rake, roue, debauchee; libertine, profligate -
49 туша
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50 Nachbar
1) (jd, der in jds Nähe wohnt) neighbour [or (Am) -or]; (in einer Nachbarwohnung a.) next-door neighbour;2) ( nebenan Sitzender)sie wandte sich ihrer \Nachbarin [am Tisch] zu she turned to the woman [sitting] next to her [at the table];wir sind während der Fahrt \Nachbarn we will be sitting next to each other on the journeyunsere \Nachbarn im Osten our neighbours in the EastWENDUNGEN: -
51 saty|r
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > saty|r
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52 кобель
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53 walls have ears
разг.‘Mr. Baker gave me hell for letting you spend a thousand dollars.’ ‘Why that old goat!’ ‘Mary, Mary! The walls have ears.’ (J. Steinbeck, ‘The Winter of Our Discontent’, part I, ch. IX) — - И влетело же мне от мистера Бейкера за то, что позволил тебе истратить тысячу долларов. - Ах он старый козел! - Мэри, Мэри! У стен есть уши.
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54 een ouwe bok
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55 een ouwe snoeper
een ouwe snoeperVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een ouwe snoeper
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56 geil
geil1————————geil21 randy, horny♦voorbeelden:een geile blik • a leer(ing look)geil maken • turn/switch onzo geil als boter • as randy as an old goat -
57 snoeper
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58 zo geil als boter
Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > zo geil als boter
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59 çepiş
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60 çepiş
Six-month old goat
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