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1 spruce
{spru:s}
I. n бот. смърч (Picea)
II. 1. спретнат, стегнат, издокаран
2. напет
III. v придавам спретнат вид, издокарвам (обик. с up)* * *{spru:s} n бот. смърч (Picea).(2) {spru:s} a 1. спретнат, стегнат, издокаран; 2. напет.{3} {spru:s} v придавам спретнат вид, издокарвам (обик. с up).* * *спретнат; смърч; напет;* * *1. i. n бот. смърч (picea) 2. ii. спретнат, стегнат, издокаран 3. iii. v придавам спретнат вид, издокарвам (обик. с up) 4. напет* * * -
2 spruce up
наконтвам се; -
3 spruce beer
spruce beer[´spru:s¸biə] n бира от смърчови клонки. -
4 spruce-beer
{'spru:sbiə}
n бира от игли и клонки на смърч* * *{'spru:sbiъ} n бира от игли и клонки на смърч.* * *n бира от игли и клонки на смърч -
5 black spruce
black spruce[´blæk´spru:s] n вид северноамерикански смърч Picea mariana. -
6 hemlock
{'hemlɔk}
1. бот. бучиниш (Conium maculaturn)
2. отровно питие, приготвено от бучиниш
3. ам. канадска ела (Tsuga) (и HEMLOCK spruce/fir)* * *{'hemlъk} n 1. бот. бучиниш (Conium maculaturn); 2. отровно п* * *n бучиниш;hemlock; n 1. бот. бучиниш (Conium maculaturn); 2. отровно питие, приготвено от бучиниш;* * *1. ам. канадска ела (tsuga) (и hemlock spruce/fir) 2. бот. бучиниш (conium maculaturn) 3. отровно питие, приготвено от бучиниш* * * -
7 fir
{fə:}
1. бот. ела (Abies)
2. елово дърво, чам* * *{fъ:} n 1. бот. ела (Abies); 2. елово дърво, чам.* * *елов;* * *1. бот. ела (abies) 2. елово дърво, чам* * *fir[fə:] n 1. ела (и \fir-tree); Scotch \fir бял бор Pinus silvestris; silver \fir ела Abies pectinata; spruce \fir норвежка ела; 2. елово дърво, чам. -
8 pine
{pain}
I. 1. бор, чам (Pinus)
ctuster/maritime/sea/star PINE пиния (Pinus pilaster)
silver/Swiss PINE сребърна ела
Chile PINE monkey puzzle (s)
2. чам, чамов материал
3. pineapple
II. 1. чезна, вехна, крея, линея (и с away)
to PINE with grief топя се от скръб
2. копнея, жадувам
скърбя, тъгувам (for, after)* * *{pain} n 1. бор, чам (Pinus); ctuster/maritime/sea/ star pine пиния(2) {pain} v 1. чезна, вехна, крея, линея (и с away); to pine with* * *чезна; чам; съхна; тлея; скърбя; бор; вехна; жадувам; залинявам; линея; крея;* * *1. chile pine monkey puzzle (s) 2. ctuster/maritime/sea/star pine пиния (pinus pilaster) 3. i. бор, чам (pinus) 4. ii. чезна, вехна, крея, линея (и с away) 5. pineapple 6. silver/swiss pine сребърна ела 7. to pine with grief топя се от скръб 8. копнея, жадувам 9. скърбя, тъгувам (for, after) 10. чам, чамов материал* * *pine [pain] I. n 1. бор, чам Pinus; \pine spruce ела Abies alba; cluster \pine, maritime \pine, sea \pine, star \pine пиния Pinus pinea; silver ( Swiss) \pine сребърна ела; Cembra ( Siberian, yellow) \pine сибирски кедър; \pine-beauty зоол. борова вечерница ( пеперуда) Sphinx pinastri; \pine marten зоол. златка, горска куница Mustela martes; The P. tree State ам. разг. щатът Мейн; 2. чамов дървен материал, чам; 3. разг. = pine-apple; II. pine v 1. чезна, тлея, гасна, вехна, крея, линея, съхна, топя се, гина (и \pineaway); to \pine with grief топя се от мъка; 2. скърбя, копнея, жадувам, милея, тъгувам ( for, after); to \pine for s.o. (s.th.) въздишам по някого (нещо); to \pine after news давам душа да чуя нещо ново, умирам за новини.
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Spruce — (spr[udd]s), n. [OE. Spruce or Pruse, Prussia, Prussian. So named because it was first known as a native of Prussia, or because its sprouts were used for making, spruce beer. Cf. Spruce beer, below, {Spruce}, a.] 1. (Bot.) Any coniferous tree of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Spruce — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Richard Spruce (1817–1893), englischer Botaniker und Naturforscher Spruce bezeichnet folgende Orte in den Vereinigten Staaten Spruce (Michigan) Spruce (Nevada) Spruce (Wisconsin) Spruce Island, Insel des… … Deutsch Wikipedia
spruce — ● spruce nom masculin (anglais spruce, sapin) Bois de certains épicéas d Amérique du Nord. ⇒SPRUCE, subst. masc. BOT. Épicéa d Amérique du Nord. Des pins rachitiques, de l espèce appelée spruce par les Anglais (CHATEAUBR., Mél. littér., 1826, p.… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Spruce — (spr[udd]s), a. [Compar. {Sprucer} (spr[udd] s[ e]r); superl. {Sprucest} (spr[udd] s[e^]st).] [Perhaps fr. spruce a sort of leather from Prussia, which was an article of finery. See {Spruce}, n.] 1. Neat, without elegance or dignity; smart; trim; … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
spruce — ‘neat’ [16] and spruce the tree [17] are completely different words, of course, but they could have a common origin – in Spruce, the old English name for Prussia. Spruce the tree was originally the spruce fir, literally the ‘Prussian fir’. And it … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
spruce — ‘neat’ [16] and spruce the tree [17] are completely different words, of course, but they could have a common origin – in Spruce, the old English name for Prussia. Spruce the tree was originally the spruce fir, literally the ‘Prussian fir’. And it … Word origins
spruce — Ⅰ. spruce [1] ► ADJECTIVE ▪ neat and smart. ► VERB (spruce up) ▪ make smarter. ORIGIN perhaps from SPRUCE(Cf. ↑spruce) in the obsolete sense Prussian , in the phrase spruce leather jerkin. Ⅱ … English terms dictionary
spruce — spruce1 [spro͞os] n. [ME Spruce, for Pruce, Prussia < OFr < ML Prussia: prob. because the tree was first known as a native of Prussia] 1. any of a genus (Picea) of evergreen trees of the pine family, having slender needles that are rhombic… … English World dictionary
Spruce — Spruce, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Spruced} (spr[udd]st); p. pr. & vb. n. {Sprucing} (spr[udd] s[i^]ng).] To dress with affected neatness; to trim; to make spruce; often used with up; as, to spruce up the house for Company. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Spruce — Spruce, v. i. To dress one s self with affected neatness; as, to spruce up. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
spruce up — (someone/something) to improve the appearance of someone or something. She needed to spruce up her image so she bought tons of new clothes and got a great new hairstyle. The city has to spruce itself up for the Olympics next year … New idioms dictionary