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101 marsh Saint-John's-wort
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102 mountain Saint-John's-wort
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103 shrubby Saint-John's-wort
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104 spotted Saint-John's-wort
English-russian biological dictionary > spotted Saint-John's-wort
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105 straggling Saint-John's-wort
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106 virgate Saint-John's-wort
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107 common St.-John's wort
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108 copper-colored John's-wort
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109 flax-leaved John's-wort
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110 large-spotted John's-wort
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111 perforated St. John's wort
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112 square-stemmed John's-wort
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113 St. John's wort family
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114 St. John's wort leaf beetle
English-russian biological dictionary > St. John's wort leaf beetle
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115 St. John's wort root borer
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116 John's-wood
= John's-wort- clasping-leaved John's-wood
- common John's-wood
- copper-colored John's-wood
- corymbed John's-wood
- creeping John's-wood
- dense-flowered John's-wood
- dwarf John's-wood
- elliptic-leaved John's-wood
- false John's-wood
- flax-leaved John's-wood
- golden John's-wood
- great John's-wood
- hairy John's-wood
- large-spotted John's-wood
- marsh John's-wood
- mountain John's-wood
- northern John's-wood
- shrubby John's-wood
- slender John's-wood
- spotted John's-wood
- square-stemmed John's-wood
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118 st.john wort
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119 saint
{seint}
I. nред имена често n светец (и прен.), светия
пред име свети (често съкр. St. St)
calender of SAINT s църковен календар
SAINT's day патронен празник на църква, имен ден
St Anthony's fire мед. червен вятър, еризипел, ерготизъм, отравяне с мораво рогче
St Bernard (dog), great St Bernard санбернарско куче
St Elmo's fire corposant
St John's wort бот. жълт кантарион, звъника (Hypericum)
St Stephen's Камарата на общините
II. v канонизирам, почитам като светец
SAINTed свят, свещен
my SAINT ed aunt! разг. боже мой!* * *{seint} nред имена често {sint, snt} n светец (и прен.), свет(2) {seint} v канонизирам; почитам като светец; sainted свят, свеще* * *светец; свети; светия;* * *1. calender of saint s църковен календар 2. i. nред имена често n светец (и прен.), светия 3. ii. v канонизирам, почитам като светец 4. my saint ed aunt! разг. боже мой! 5. saint's day патронен празник на църква, имен ден 6. sainted свят, свещен 7. st anthony's fire мед. червен вятър, еризипел, ерготизъм, отравяне с мораво рогче 8. st bernard (dog), great st bernard санбернарско куче 9. st elmo's fire corposant 10. st john's wort бот. жълт кантарион, звъника (hypericum) 11. st stephen's Камарата на общините 12. пред име свети (често съкр. st. st)* * *saint [seint, пред имена snt, sint] (съкр. St., S., pl Sts., SS.) I. n светия, светец; calendar of \saints църковен календар; he is a little plaster \saint той е лицемер; enough to try the patience of a \saint достатъчно, за да изчерпи търпението дори на светия; to be with the \saints разг. на оня свят съм; St. John's wort бот. жълт кантарион, звъника Hypericum; St. Valentine's day Ден на влюбените; (денят на) св. Валентин, 14 февруари; St. Vitus's dance мед. гърч, конвулсии; хорея; II. adj свят; рел. канонизиран; III. v рел. канонизирам, почитам като светия. -
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saint [seɪnt]saint(e) m,f;∎ figurative he's no saint ce n'est pas un petit saint;∎ familiar it would try the patience of a saint cela ferait s'impatienter le plus patient des hommes□►► Saint Andrew saint André (saint patron de l'Écosse);Saint Andrew's cross croix f de Saint-André, = croix en X blanche sur fond bleu figurant sur le drapeau écossais;Saint Andrew's Day la Saint-André (fête nationale de l'Écosse, le 30 novembre);Saint Anthony saint Antoine;Saint Anthony's cross croix f de Saint-Antoine;Saint Augustine saint Augustin;Saint Bartholomew saint Barthélemy;the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre, the Massacre of Saint Bartholomew le massacre de la Saint-Barthélemy;Saint Benedict saint Benoît;Saint Bernard (dog) saint-bernard m inv;Saint Catherine sainte Catherine;Saint Catherine's Day la Sainte-Catherine;Saint Cecilia sainte Cécile;Saint Christopher saint Christophe;Saint Clement saint Clément;Saint David saint David (saint patron du pays de Galles);Saint David's Day la Saint-David (fête nationale du pays de Galles, le 1 mars);Saint David's (Church) (l'église f) Saint-David;saint's day fête f (d'un saint);Saint Dominic saint Dominique;Saint Elizabeth sainte Élisabeth;Saint Elmo's fire feu m Saint-Elme;Saint Francis (of Assisi) saint François (d'Assise);Saint George saint Georges (saint patron de l'Angleterre);Saint George's Cross croix f de Saint-Georges, = croix rouge sur fond blanc figurant sur le drapeau anglais;Saint George's Day la Saint-Georges (fête nationale de l'Angleterre, le 23 avril);the Saint Gotthard Pass le col du Saint-Gothard;Saint Gregory saint Grégoire;Saint Helena (island) Sainte-Hélène;∎ on Saint Helena à Sainte-Hélène;Saint James saint Jacques;Saint Jerome saint Jérôme;Saint John saint Jean;Saint John the Baptist Saint Jean-Baptiste;Botany Saint John's wort millepertuis m;the Saint Lawrence (River) le Saint-Laurent;the Saint Lawrence Seaway la voie maritime du Saint-LaurentSaint Louis saint Louis;Saint Lucia Sainte-Lucie;Saint Luke saint Luc;Saint Mark saint Marc;Saint Mark's Square la place Saint-Marc;Saint Michael saint Michel;Saint Nicholas saint Nicolas;Saint Nicholas' Day la Saint-Nicolas;Saint Patrick saint Patrick (saint patron de l'Irlande);Saint Patrick's Day la Saint-Patrick (fête nationale de l'Irlande, le 17 mars);Saint Paul saint Paul;Saint Peter saint Pierre;Saint Peter's Basilica la basilique Saint-Pierre;Ichthyology Saint Peter's fish saint-pierre m inv;Saint Petersburg Saint-Pétersbourg;Saint Pierre and Miquelon Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon;∎ in Saint Pierre and Miquelon à Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon;Saint Sebastian saint Sébastien;Saint Stephen saint Étienne;Irish Saint Stephen's Day = le 26 decembre;Saint Swithin's day = le 15 juillet (un ancien dicton veut que, s'il pleut ce jour-là, il pleuvra ensuite pendant quarante jours mais, si le temps est sec, il restera sec pendant quarante jours);Saint Sylvester saint Sylvestre;Saint Theodore saint Théodore;Saint Thomas Aquinas saint Thomas d'Aquin;Saint Valentine's Day la Saint-Valentin;Geography Saint Vincent Saint-Vincent-et-les Grenadines;Medicine Saint Vitus' dance danse f de Saint-Guy, chorée f;Saint Walpurgis Sainte Walpurgis, Sainte Walburgeⓘ SAINT PATRICK'S DAY Patrick, le saint patron de l'Irlande, est célébré le 17 mars, qui est le jour de sa mort, en l'an 461. Saint Patrick convertit les Irlandais au christianisme et établit monastères, églises et écoles dans tout le pays. Selon la légende, il aurait également réussi à chasser tous les serpents d'Irlande. Chômée en Irlande, la St Patrick est également fêtée dans certaines villes américaines comptant une forte proportion de personnes d'origine irlandaise.
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John's-wort — n. See St. {John s wort}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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john's-wort — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ noun (plural john s worts) Usage: usually capitalized J Etymology: after St. John, one of the twelve apostles of Christ; from its having been gathered on the eve of the Feast of St. John (June 24) : saint john s wort … Useful english dictionary
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St John's wort — n. any yellow flowered plant of the genus Hypericum, esp. H. androsaemum. * * * noun any of numerous plants of the genus Hypericum having yellow flowers and transparently dotted leaves; traditionally gathered on St John s eve to ward off evil •… … Useful english dictionary
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Saint John's-wort — Saint Saint (s[=a]nt), n. [F., fr. L. sanctus sacred, properly p. p. of sancire to render sacred by a religious act, to appoint as sacred; akin to sacer sacred. Cf. {Sacred}, {Sanctity}, {Sanctum}, {Sanctus}.] 1. A person sanctified; a holy or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Saint-John's-wort — [sānt jänz′wʉrt] n. 〚after Saint JOHN1 + WORT2: reason for name uncert.〛 any of a genus (Hypericum) of ornamental plants of the Saint John s wort family, with usually yellow flowers and numerous stamens adj … Universalium
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saint-john's-wort — (|) ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ noun Usage: usually capitalized S&J Etymology: after St. John the Baptist: from its being gathered on St. John s eve to be used to ward off evil spirits and as a medicinal herb : a plant of the genus Hypericum see hypericism,… … Useful english dictionary