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1 pish
1. v.i. to ripen, to mature; to cook, to finish cooking, to be done; to bake; to become hardened, tough, or inured. palov pishdi The pilaf is done. (pishir, pishiril, pishirish) 2. v.t. to soak. (pishil)pish pish 1 ono.sound used for calling cats.pish pish 2 ono.snuffling noise -
2 A pish un a fortz iz vi a khasene un a klezmer!
A pee without a fart, is like a wedding without a band!Yiddish-English phrasebook > A pish un a fortz iz vi a khasene un a klezmer!
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3 o’pish
v.n. of o’p ; kiss (s. bo’sa) -
4 пих!
pish* * *pish -
5 पिष्
pishcl. 7. P. Dhātup. XXIX, 15 ;
pinashṭi (rarely Ā.;
Subj. 2. 3. sg. piṇak RV. ;
Impv. piṉshá AV. ;
piṉshe;
apiṉshat;
pisheyam MBh. ;
pf. pipésha, pipishe RV. ;
aor. apikshan ṠBr. ;
fut. pekshyati Up. ;
peshṭā Gr.;
ind. p. pishṭvā́, - pésham Br. ;
pishya MBh. ;
inf. pesṭum, péshṭavaí Br.), to crush, bruise, grind, pound, hurt, injure, destroy (fig. alsoᅠ with gen. Pāṇ. 2-3, 56) RV. etc. etc.;
Caus. peshayati (aor. apīpishat Gr.), to crush, bruise, grind etc. GṛS. MBh. Car. (Gr. alsoᅠ « to give;
to be strong;
to dwell»)
+ cf., Zd. pish;
Gk. πρίσσω;
Lat. pinsere, pīsere
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6 पीष्
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7 pih!
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8 выражать пренебрежение
pish глагол:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > выражать пренебрежение
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9 говорить тьфу
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10 tøv og tant
pish and tosh -
11 фыркать
1) General subject: cackle, chortle (от радости, смеха), cluck, fuff, harrumph, harumph, pish, pish away (на что-л.), pish down (на что-л.), pshaw, snicker, sniff (презрительно), snort, snort (о машине), spit, sputter (о моторе)2) Makarov: spit (spat) (о животных) -
12 относиться (к кому-л.) с презрением
General subject: pish at, pish toУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > относиться (к кому-л.) с презрением
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13 относиться с презрением
General subject: (к кому-л.) pish at, (к кому-л.) pish to, pooh pooh, pooh-pooh, scorn, hold in contempt, treat (smb) with contemptУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > относиться с презрением
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14 putt
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15 phȳ
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16 उत्पिष्
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17 o’p
v.t. to kiss. onasi o’pmagan chaste, innocent. (o’pish, o’ptir)o’pich dial.kiss (s. o’pish, bo’sa) -
18 pishpishla
v.i. to say ‘pish pish’ (when calling a cat) -
19 тьфу
межд.; разг.
fie, for shame, pah, faugh, pish, pooh, tush* * ** * *fie, for shame, pah, faugh, pish, pooh, tush, ugh -
20 фи
General subject: pish
См. также в других словарях:
Pish — Pish, interj. An exclamation of contempt. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Pish — Pish, v. i. To express contempt. Pope. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pish — [psh, pish] interj., n. (an exclamation) used to express disgust or impatience vi., vt. to utter this exclamation (to) … English World dictionary
pish — exclamation of contempt, attested from 1590s … Etymology dictionary
pish — fop·pish; frop·pish; hip·pish; hyp·pish; pish·pash; pish·posh; quip·pish; snap·pish; snap·pish·ly; snap·pish·ness; up·pish; wam·pish; pa·pish; pish; fop·pish·ly; fop·pish·ness; pish·rogue; up·pish·ly; up·pish·ness; … English syllables
pish — /psh/; spelling pron. /pish/, interj. 1. (used as an exclamation of mild contempt or impatience.) n. 2. an exclamation of pish! v.i. 3. to say pish. v.t. 4. to say pish at or to. [1585 95; imit.] * * * … Universalium
pish — Scottish Vernacular Dictionary verb:To urinate noun: Urine, Example: Ah never made it tae the pisher in time an noo mah kegs is aw pish (descriptive) Boggin crap, shitey, something of little value Example: Thon Budweiser is pure Pish so it is … English dialects glossary
Pish — A pish is an imitated bird call (usually a scold or alarm call) used by birders and ornithologists to attract birds (generally Passerines). [cite journal |last=Zimmerling |first=JR |coauthors=Ankney, CD |date=2000 |title=A technique that… … Wikipedia
pish — /pɪʃ/ (say pish), /pʃ/ (say psh) interjection (an exclamation of contempt or impatience.) …
pish posh — interjection Nonsense; tommyrot. “Oh, pish posh,” Miss Beauregard didnt buy it. “Your home couldnt be that bad.” … Wiktionary
pish — interjection Date: 1592 used to express disdain or contempt … New Collegiate Dictionary