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sheathing /ˈʃi:ðɪŋ/n. [cu]1 rivestimento; copertura; fodera ( anche naut.) timber sheathing, rivestimento di legno; bottom sheathing, fodera della carena ( di nave); zinc sheathing, fodera di zinco ( di una cassapanca, ecc.)2 (elettr., mecc.) (guaina di) protezione; isolamento: cable sheathing, isolamento dei cavi; guaina per cavi● (edil.) sheathing board, pannello di fibre (o di gesso) □ sheathing hair, borra □ sheathing paper, carta per rivestimenti isolanti. -
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1. n жизнь, «шкура»to sleep with a whole skin, to keep a whole skin — остаться целым и невредимым
2. n кожа, шкура, мех животного3. n ист. пергамент4. n мех, бурдюк5. n кожура, кожица6. n оболочка; плёнка; верхний или наружный слой7. n метал. корка8. n метал. плена9. n метал. спец. тонкая свежая корка льда10. n метал. мор. наружная часть свёрнутого паруса11. n метал. сл. человек12. n метал. сл. «лысая» шина13. n метал. сл. скряга, скупердяй14. n метал. разг. кошелёк15. n сл. бумажный доллар16. n сл. ист. соверен17. n сл. сл. пивоin a bad skin — не в себе, «не в духах»
in his skin — там, где нас нет
18. v снимать, сдирать кожу или шкуру; свежевать19. v очищать от кожицы, кожуры, скорлупы20. v ссадить, ободрать, содрать кожу21. v покрывать кожей, плёнкой, тонким слоем22. v зарубцовываться23. v редк. прикрывать, вуалировать24. v линять25. v разг. стягивать, снимать тесную или плотно прилегающую одежду26. v прост. обворовать; надувать, обманывать27. v прост. обобрать дочиста, ободрать как липку28. v разг. карабкаться, взбираться29. v разг. перепрыгнуть30. v разг. сл. разбить, разгромитьhe was skinned at the polls — его прокатили на давать нагоняй, ругать, разносить
31. v разг. амер. школ. жарг. списывать, пользоваться шпаргалкой32. v разг. погонять бичом33. v разг. разг. протискиваться, пролезатьСинонимический ряд:1. covering (noun) coat; coating; covering; crust; fell; fleece; fur; hide; jacket; membrane; outside; pelt; surface2. epidermis (noun) callus; corium; cuticle; cutis; derma; epidermis; epithelium; hangnail; integument; tegument3. hull (noun) case; hull; husk; peel; pod; rind; shell; shuck4. miser (noun) cheapskate; cheeseparer; chuff; hunks; miser; moneygrubber; muckworm; nabal; niggard; penny pincher; piker; scrooge; skinflint; stiff; tightwad5. parchment (noun) parchment; vellum6. sheath (noun) lamina; sheath; sheathing7. swindler (noun) bunco steerer; cheat; cheater; chiaus; come-on; con man; confidence man; defrauder; diddler; double-dealer; flimflammer; gyp; gypper; mountebank; Peter Funk; rogue; sharper; sharpie; slicker; swindler; trickster8. abrade (verb) abrade; scrape9. criticize (verb) blame; censure; condemn; criticize; cut up; denounce; denunciate; knock; pan; rap; reprehend; reprobate10. hurry (verb) barrel; barrelhouse; beeline; bucket; bullet; bustle; fleet; flit; fly; haste; hasten; highball; hotfoot; hurry; hustle; pelt; rock; rocket; run; rush; scoot; scour; smoke; speed; stave; whirl; whish; whisk; whiz; zip11. overcharge (verb) clip; fleece; overcharge; soak; stick12. peel (verb) decorticate; excorticate; flay; husk; pare; peel; scale; scalp; shed; shuck; strip13. sheathe (verb) clad; face; sheathe; sideАнтонимический ряд: -
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