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adjective1) (with prickles) see academic.ru/57899/prickle">prickle 1.: dornig; stacheligbe prickly — [Pflanze:] Dornen/Stacheln haben
2) (fig.) empfindlich* * *1) (covered with prickles: Holly is a prickly plant.) stachelig2) (pricking; stinging: a prickly rash.) prickelnd* * *prick·ly[ˈprɪkli]1. (thorny) stachelig2. (scratchy) kratzigwoollen jumpers are so \prickly Wollpullover kratzen immer soa \prickly subject [or issue] ein heikles Thema* * *['prIklɪ]adj (+er)1) plant, fish, animal stach(e)lig; beard, material kratzig; sensation stechend; (= tingling) prickelnd (also fig)* * *prickly [ˈprıklı] adj1. stach(e)lig, dornig2. kribbelnd, prickelnd3. fig reizbar4. fig kompliziert, verzwickt* * *adjective1) (with prickles) see prickle 1.: dornig; stacheligbe prickly — [Pflanze:] Dornen/Stacheln haben
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5 prickly ash
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6 prickly heat
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1. noun1) (thorn) Dorn, der2) (Zool., Bot.) Stachel, der2. intransitive verb* * *['prikl]1) (a sharp point growing on a plant or animal: A hedgehog is covered with prickles.) der Stachel2) (a feeling of being pricked: a prickle of fear.) das Prickeln•- academic.ru/57902/prickly">prickly- prickliness* * *prick·le[ˈprɪkl̩]I. nto feel a \prickle of excitement vor [lauter] Aufregung ganz kribb[e]lig sein famIII. vt▪ to \prickle sb wool sweater etc. jdn kratzen* * *['prɪkl]1. n2) (= sensation) Stechen nt; (caused by wool, beard etc) Kratzen nt; (= tingle, also fig) Prickeln nt2. vistechen; (wool, beard) kratzen; (= tingle, also fig) prickeln* * *prickle [ˈprıkl]A s1. Stachel m, Dorn m2. Prickeln n, Kribbeln n (der Haut)B v/t1. stechen, lochenC v/i prickeln, kribbeln* * *1. noun1) (thorn) Dorn, der2) (Zool., Bot.) Stachel, der2. intransitive verb -
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(DE) Feigenkaktus {r}; (EN) opuntia; prickly; prickly pear -
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noun* * *['kæktəs](a prickly plant whose stem stores water.) der Kaktus* * *cac·tus[ˈkæktəs, pl -taɪ]n Kaktus m* * *['kktəs]nKaktus m* * ** * *noun* * *n.(§ pl.: cacti or cactuses)= Kaktus -een m. -
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nounIgel, der* * ** * *ˈhedge·hogn Igel m* * *['hedZhɒg]nIgel m* * *1. ZOOLa) Igel mb) US Stachelschwein n3. MILa) Igelstellung fb) Drahtigel mc) SCHIFF Wasserbombenwerfer m* * *nounIgel, der* * *n. -
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noun* * *['holi](a type of evergreen tree or bush with prickly leaves and red berries.) die Stechpalme* * *hol·ly[ˈhɒli, AM ˈhɑ:li]* * *['hɒlɪ]n1) (= tree) Stechpalme f, Ilex m2) (= foliage) Stechpalme(nzweige pl) f* * *1. BOT Stechpalme f2. Stechpalmenzweige pl oder -blätter pl3. → academic.ru/35248/holm_oak">holm oak* * *noun* * *n.Stechpalme f. -
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pl. ofacademic.ru/74632/this">this 1., 2.* * *[ði:z]plural; = this* * *[ði:z]1. (the things here) diesetake \these nimm die[se] hierare \these your bags? sind das hier deine Taschen?\these here die da2. (the people here) das\these are my kids, Bob, Charles and Mary das sind meine Kinder Bob, Charles und Mary3. (current times) diesein times like \these... in Zeiten wie diesen...\these are hard times for us wir machen harte Zeiten durch4. (familiar referent) diese\these are some of the reasons I'm against the idea das sind einige der Gründe, warum ich gegen die Idee bindon't try to walk on \these — they're prickly and sticky plants versuche nicht, darauf zu laufen — das sind stachlige, klebrige Pflanzen* * *[ðiːz]adj, prondiese → thisSee:→ this* * ** * *pl. ofthis 1., 2.* * *adj.dies adj. -
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nounDistel, die* * *['Ɵisl](a type of prickly plant with purple flowers, which grows in fields etc.) die Distel* * *this·tle[ˈθɪsl̩]n Distel f* * *['ɵɪsl]nDistel f* * *Order of the Thistle Distel-, Andreasorden m* * *nounDistel, die* * *n.Distel -n f. -
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[ði:z] adj1) ( the things here) diese;take \these and put them on my desk please nimm die[se] hier und stell sie bitte auf meinen Tisch;are \these your bags? gehören diese Taschen dir?, sind das hier deine Taschen;\these here die da2) ( the people here) das;\these are my kids, Bob, Charles and Mary das sind meine Kinder Bob, Charles und Mary3) ( current times) diese;in times like \these... in Zeiten wie diesen...;\these are hard times for us wir machen harte Zeiten durch4) ( familiar referent) diese;\these are some of the reasons I'm against the idea das sind die Gründe, warum ich gegen die Idee bin;don't try to walk on \these - they're prickly and sticky plants versuche nicht, über diese zu gehen - das sind stachlige, klebrige Pflanzen -
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(DE) Bestie; Getier {s}; Tier {e}; Tiere {pl}; Kamuffel {s}; atzen; kuhhessig; misten; pruschen; rossen; (EN) animal; backboned; bausond; beast; brute; caudate; creature; dipodous; domesticable; meat-eating; milkful; orthograde; prickly; stinker; trainable
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Prickly — Prick ly, a. Full of sharp points or prickles; armed or covered with prickles; as, a prickly shrub. [1913 Webster] {Prickly heat} (Med.), a noncontagious cutaneous eruption of red pimples, attended with intense itching and tingling of the parts… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
prickly — 1570s, spiny, armed with prickles (originally of holly leaves), from PRICKLE (Cf. prickle) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Figurative sense of irritable first recorded 1862. Prickly heat is from 1736, so called for the sensation; prickly pear is from 1760 … Etymology dictionary
prickly — [adj1] thorny or difficult annoying, barbed, bothersome, brambly, briery, bristly, complicated, echinated, intricate, involved, knotty, nettlesome, pointed, sharp, spiny, stimulating, ticklish, tricky, troublesome, trying; concepts 485,565 Ant.… … New thesaurus
prickly — ► ADJECTIVE (pricklier, prickliest) 1) covered in or resembling prickles. 2) having or causing a prickling sensation. 3) ready to take offence … English terms dictionary
prickly — [prik′lē] adj. pricklier, prickliest 1. full of prickles 2. stinging; smarting; tingling prickliness n … English World dictionary
prickly — prick|ly [ˈprıkli] adj 1.) covered with thin sharp points ▪ a plant with prickly leaves 2.) if your skin feels prickly, it stings slightly ▪ His skin felt painful and prickly. ▪ The base of my neck was prickly with sweat. 3.) something that is… … Dictionary of contemporary English
prickly — adjective 1 covered with prickles: Prickly brambles grew on either side of the path. 2 informal someone who is prickly gets annoyed or offended easily: Fiona s in a very prickly mood this morning. 3 something prickly makes you feel a small… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
prickly — [[t]prɪ̱kəli[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED Something that is prickly feels rough and uncomfortable, as if it has a lot of prickles. The bunk mattress was hard, the blankets prickly and slightly damp... The grass was prickly and cold. 2) ADJ GRADED Someone… … English dictionary
prickly — UK [ˈprɪklɪ] / US adjective Word forms prickly : adjective prickly comparative pricklier superlative prickliest 1) covered with sharp points that cut or sting prickly branches/bushes 2) a) informal tending to become angry very quickly He s always … English dictionary
prickly — adj. (pricklier, prickliest) 1 (esp. in the names of plants and animals) having prickles. 2 (of a person) ready to take offence. 3 tingling. Phrases and idioms: prickly heat an itchy inflammation of the skin, causing a tingling sensation and… … Useful english dictionary
prickly — prick|ly [ prıkli ] adjective 1. ) covered with sharp points that cut or sting: prickly branches/bushes 2. ) rough and making your skin feel uncomfortable: a prickly shirt 3. ) INFORMAL tending to become angry very quickly: He s always been very… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English