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121 πετάννῦμι
πετάννῦμι, aor. πέτα(ς)σα, pass. perf. πέπταμαι, part. πεπταμένος, plup. πέπτατο, aor. πετάσθην: spread out, spread wide; as of sails, the arms (in supplication, or as a sign of joy), Il. 1.480, Il. 14.495, Od. 24.397; of doors, open wide, often in perf. pass., fig., αἴθρη, αὐγή, θῦμόν, Od. 6.45, Ρ 3, Od. 18.160.A Homeric dictionary (Greek-English) (Ελληνικά-Αγγλικά ομηρικό λεξικό) > πετάννῦμι
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122 распашная дверь
1) General subject: swing door2) Construction: single swing door, push open door3) Automobile industry: wing door4) oil&gas: open-wide door -
123 Damm
m; -(e)s, Dämme2. (Bahndamm) embankment; (Hafendamm) embankment, (harbour) wall; (Dammweg) causeway; (Schutzwall) embankment, bes. Am. levee; (Fahrdamm) street, road(way); (Fahrbahn) carriageway; über den Damm gehen cross the road ( oder street)3. fig. (Hindernis) barrier; der Damm brach und er begann zu weinen his defen|ces (Am. -ses) broke and he began to cry4. umg., fig.: wieder auf dem Damm sein be fighting fit again, be back on one’s feet; nicht ganz auf dem Damm sein be (feeling) a bit under the weather; jemanden wieder auf den Damm bringen get s.o.(up) on his ( oder her) feet again; nicht recht auf dem Damm sein be not up to the mark5. ANAT. perineum* * *der Dammweir; dam; levee; causey; causeway; dyke; embankment; dike; bank; mound* * *Dạmm [dam]m -(e)s, ordm;e['dɛmə]1) (= Deich) dyke (Brit), dike (esp US); (= Staudamm) dam; (= Hafendamm) wall; (= Uferdamm) embankment, levee (esp US); (= Verkehrsverbindung zu Insel) causeway; (fig) barriereinen Damm ( entgegen)setzen (fig) — to check sth
wenn wir das kleinste bisschen nachgeben, werden alle Dämme brechen — if we give way at all, the floodgates will open
2) (= Bahndamm, Straßendamm) embankment3) (dial = Fahrdamm) road5) (fig inf)wieder auf dem Damm sein — to be back to normal
geistig auf dem Damm sein — to be with it (inf)
nicht recht auf dem Damm sein — not to be up to the mark (inf)
* * *der1) (a man-made barrier across a river.) barrage2) (a bank or ridge made eg to keep back water or to carry a railway over low-lying places etc.) embankment* * *<-[e]s, Dämme>[ˈdam, pl ˈdɛmə]mwenn wir das kleinste bisschen nachgeben, werden alle Dämme brechen if we give way at all, the floodgates will open wide4.▶ nicht [ganz] auf dem \Damm sein to not feel up to the mark, to be out of sorts* * *der; Damm[e]s, Dämme1) embankment; levee (Amer.); (Deich) dike; (StauDamm) dam; (fig.) bulwark2) (StraßenDamm, BahnDamm) embankment* * *2. (Bahndamm) embankment; (Hafendamm) embankment, (harbour) wall; (Dammweg) causeway; (Schutzwall) embankment, besonders US levee; (Fahrdamm) street, road(way); (Fahrbahn) carriageway;über den Damm gehen cross the road ( oder street)3. fig (Hindernis) barrier;4. umg, fig:wieder auf dem Damm sein be fighting fit again, be back on one’s feet;nicht recht auf dem Damm sein be not up to the mark5. ANAT perineum* * *der; Damm[e]s, Dämme1) embankment; levee (Amer.); (Deich) dike; (StauDamm) dam; (fig.) bulwark2) (StraßenDamm, BahnDamm) embankment* * *¨-e m.bank n.causeway n.dam n.embankment n.levee n. -
124 bec
bec [bεk]masculine nouna. [d'oiseau] beak* * *bɛknom masculin1) ( d'oiseau) beak, bill; (de tortue, poisson) beak; ( de dauphin) snout2) (de pichet, casserole) lip; ( de théière) spout; ( d'instrument à vent) mouthpiece; ( de stylo) nib3) Canadianisme, Helvétisme ( baiser) kiss•Phrasal Verbs:••clouer le bec à quelqu'un — (colloq) to shut somebody up (colloq)
se retrouver le bec dans l'eau — (colloq) to be stuck, to be left high and dry
tomber sur un bec — (colloq) to come across a snag
* * *bɛk nm1) [oiseau] beakbec et ongles [défendre, se battre, lutter] — tooth and nail
2) [plume] nib3) [cafetière] spout, [casserole] lip4) [clarinette] mouthpiece5) * mouth* * *bec nm1 ( d'oiseau) beak, bill; (de tortue, poisson) beak; ( de dauphin) snout; donner des coups de bec to peck (dans at); (nez en) bec d'aigle hooked nose;2 ○( bouche) mouth; essuie ton bec! wipe your mouth!; il a toujours la cigarette/pipe au bec he's always got a cigarette/pipe stuck in his mouth;3 (de pichet, casserole) lip; ( de théière) spout;4 ( d'instrument à vent) mouthpiece;5 ( de stylo) nib;6 Géog bill, headland;bec Bunsen Bunsen burner; bec fin gourmet; bec à gaz gas burner; bec de gaz gas street-lamp; bec verseur pourer(-spout).clouer or clore le bec à qn○ to shut sb up○; se retrouver le bec dans l'eau○ to be stuck, to be left high and dry; tomber sur un bec○ to come across a snag; ⇒ ongle.[bɛk] nom masculin2. (familier) [bouche] mouthouvre le bec! [en nourrissant un enfant] open wide!ça lui a bouclé ou cloué ou clos le bec it shut him up, it reduced him to silenceavoir toujours la cigarette/pipe au bec to have a cigarette/pipe always stuck in one's mouthêtre ou rester le bec dans l'eau to be left high and dry3. [d'une plume] nib4. [de casserole] lip[de bouilloire, de théière] spout5. MUSIQUE [de saxophone, de clarinette] mouthpiece7. (Belgique, Suisse, Québec & familier) [baiser] kiss8. [vêtement]9. (familier & locution)tomber sur un bec to run into ou to hit a snagbec à gaz nom masculinbec de gaz nom masculinlamppost, gaslightbec fin nom masculin -
125 adapertus
adapertus adj. [P. of adaperio], open, wide open: ora, O. -
126 totalmente abierto
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127 распахивать
I (что-л.)
plow up амер., plough up брит.
II (что-л.)
throw/fling/thrust open; open wide* * *распахивать; распахать plow up plough up till -
128 разчекна
разчѐкна,разчѐквам гл.2. ( разкъсвам) tear apart/to pieces, split (open); • \разчекна устата си от приказване talk o.s. blue in the face.
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