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1 stinging

[stíŋiŋ]
adjective ( stingingly adverb)

bodeč, bodikav, ki ima bodico ali zob strupnik; figuratively oster, boleč, jedek, pekoč

stinging cold — strupen mraz

a stinging rebuke — ostra graja

English-Slovenian dictionary > stinging
2 (a) stinging wind

a stinging/biting (fitful, chilly/cold, cutting, nasty) wind обжигающий (порывистый, холодный, пронизывающий, противный) ветер

English-Russian combinatory dictionary > (a) stinging wind
3 biting

adjective

(stinging) beißend; schneidend [Kälte, Wind]; (sarcastic) scharf [Angriff, Worte]; beißend [Kritik]; bissig [Bemerkung, Kommentar]

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adjective

1) (very cold and causing discomfort: a biting wind.) beißend

2) (wounding or hurtful: a biting remark.) beißend

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bit·ing

[ˈbaɪtɪŋ, AM -t̬-]

adj beißend attr a. fig; ( fig) scharf

\biting criticism scharfe Kritik

\biting sarcasm/satire beißender Sarkasmus/Spott

\biting wind schneidender Wind

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['baItɪŋ]
adj
beißend; cold, wind also schneidend
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biting adj (adv bitingly) beißend (Rauch, Kälte etc), schneidend (Wind, Kälte etc) (beide auch Worte etc)

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adjective

(stinging) beißend; schneidend [Kälte, Wind]; (sarcastic) scharf [Angriff, Worte]; beißend [Kritik]; bissig [Bemerkung, Kommentar]

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adj.

beißend adj.

zubeißend adj.

English-german dictionary > biting
4 bitter

1. adjective
1) bitter

bitter lemon — (drink) Bitter lemon, das

2) (fig.) scharf, heftig [Antwort, Bemerkung, Angriff]; bitter [Kampf, Kälte, Enttäuschung, Tränen]; verbittert [Person]; erbittert [Feind]; scharf, bitterkalt [Wind, Wetter]; streng [Winter]

to the bitter end — bis zum bitteren Ende

be/feel bitter [about something] — [über etwas (Akk.)] bitter od. verbittert sein
2. noun
(Brit.) bitteres Bier (halbdunkles, obergäriges Bier)

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['bitə]
adjective

1) (having a sharp, acid taste like lemons etc, and sometimes unpleasant: a bitter orange.) bitter

2) (full of pain or sorrow: She learned from bitter experience; bitter disappointment.) bitter

3) (hostile: full of hatred or opposition: bitter enemies.) bitter

4) (very cold: a bitter wind.) bitterkalt

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bit·ter

[ˈbɪtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]

I. adj

<-er, -est or most \bitter>

1. (sour) flavour, taste bitter

\bitter almonds Bittermandeln pl

\bitter chocolate BRIT Zartbitterschokolade f

\bitter lemon Bitter Lemon nt

2. ( fig: painful) bitter, schmerzlich

\bitter disappointment bittere [o herbe] Enttäuschung

I pursued my claims to the \bitter end ich kämpfte bis zum bitteren Ende um mein Geld

\bitter experience/truth bittere [o schmerzliche] Erfahrung/Wahrheit

\bitter fruits bittere Früchte

to taste the \bitter fruits of sth die negativen Auswirkungen einer S. gen zu spüren bekommen

\bitter irony bittere [o grausame] Ironie

to sweeten the \bitter medicine [or pill] die bittere Pille versüßen

to be a \bitter pill to swallow ein harter Schlag [o Wermutstropfen] sein

a \bitter memory eine quälende Erinnerung

a \bitter reminder ein trauriges Andenken

\bitter remorse bittere [o tiefe] Reue

3. (resentful)

▪ to be \bitter [about sth] [über etw akk] verbittert sein

\bitter expression verbitterter Gesichtsausdruck

\bitter glance [or look] beleidigter [o gekränkter] Blick

\bitter humour [or AM humor] Zynismus m

\bitter and twisted kauzig und verbittert

4. (harsh) erbittert

\bitter dispute heftiger Streit

\bitter grudge tiefer Groll

5. (stinging) bitterkalt

\bitter cold bittere Kälte

\bitter wind schneidender [o eisiger] Wind

\bitter winter strenger Winter

II. n BRIT, AUS

a glass of \bitter ein Glas nt Bitter

half a \bitter ein kleines Bitter

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['bɪtə(r)]
1. adj (+er)

1) taste bitter

it was a bitter pill to swallow (fig) — es war eine bittere Pille

2) cold, winter bitter; weather, wind bitterkalt, eisig

it's bitter today — es ist heute bitterkalt

3) enemy, struggle, opposition erbittert

4) disappointment, hatred, reproach, remorse, tears bitter; criticism scharf, heftig

to the bitter end — bis zum bitteren Ende

5) (= embittered) bitter; person also verbittert

to be or feel bitter at sth — über etw (acc) bitter or verbittert sein

2. adv

bitter cold — bitterkalt

3. n

1) (Brit: beer) halbdunkles obergäriges Bier

2) pl Magenbitter m

gin and bitters — Gin m mit Bitterlikör

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bitter [ˈbıtə(r)]

A adj (adv bitterly)

1. bitter (Geschmack): → pill A 1

2. auch bitterly cold bitterkalt (Nacht, Wind etc)

3. fig bitter (Schicksal, Wahrheit, Tränen, Worte etc), (Enttäuschung auch) herb, (Verlust etc) schmerzlich, hart:

regret ( oder rue) sth bitterly etwas bitter bereuen;

weep bitterly bitterlich weinen;

the bitter end bis zum bitteren Ende; → experience A 1

4. fig scharf, heftig (Kritik etc)

5. fig

a) erbittert (Feinde etc)

b) verbittert (about, at wegen)

B adv bitter (nur in Verbindungen wie):

bitter cold bitterkalt

C s

1. Bitterkeit f

2. fig (das) Bittere:

take the bitter with the sweet das Leben so nehmen, wie es ist

3. a) Bittere(r) m

b) Magenbitter m

4. Br stark gehopftes (Fass)Bier

D v/t & v/i bitter machen (werden)

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1. adjective
1) bitter

bitter lemon — (drink) Bitter lemon, das

2) (fig.) scharf, heftig [Antwort, Bemerkung, Angriff]; bitter [Kampf, Kälte, Enttäuschung, Tränen]; verbittert [Person]; erbittert [Feind]; scharf, bitterkalt [Wind, Wetter]; streng [Winter]

to the bitter end — bis zum bitteren Ende

be/feel bitter [about something] — [über etwas (Akk.)] bitter od. verbittert sein
2. noun
(Brit.) bitteres Bier (halbdunkles, obergäriges Bier)

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adj.

bitter adj.

herb adj.

English-german dictionary > bitter
5 sting

I [stɪŋ]
nome

1) (organ) (of insect) pungiglione m., aculeo m.; (of scorpion) pungiglione m.

2) (wound) (of insect, plant) puntura f.

bee sting — puntura d'ape

3) (pain) fitta f., dolore m. acuto

4) AE colloq. (rip-off) truffa f., fregatura f.

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a sting in the tail — una brutta sorpresa alla fine, in cauda venenum

to take the sting out of — svelenire, rendere meno velenoso [ remark]; mitigare o attenuare l'effetto di [ action]
II 1. [stɪŋ]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. stung)

1) [insect, plant] pungere

2) [ wind] colpire, sferzare

3) fig. [ criticism] pungere sul vivo
2.
verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. stung) [eyes, antiseptic] bruciare; [ cut] bruciare, fare male

my knee stings — sento delle fitte al ginocchio

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1. [stiŋ] noun
1) (a part of some plants, insects etc, eg nettles and wasps, that can prick and inject an irritating or poisonous fluid into the wound.) pungiglione, aculeo

2) (an act of piercing with this part: Some spiders give a poisonous sting.) puntura

3) (the wound, swelling, or pain caused by this: You can soothe a wasp sting by putting vinegar on it.) puntura
2. verb
1) (to wound or hurt by means of a sting: The child was badly stung by nettles/mosquitoes; Do those insects sting?) pungere

2) ((of a wound, or a part of the body) to smart or be painful: The salt water made his eyes sting.) bruciare, dolere

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[stɪŋ] stung vb: pt, pp
1. n

Zool pungiglione m, Bot pelo urticante, (pain, mark) puntura, (of iodine, antiseptic) bruciore m

a bee sting — una puntura d'ape

to take the sting out of sth fig — rendere qc meno pungente

but there was a sting in the tail fig — ma c'era una spiacevole sorpresa

2. vt

1) (subj: insect, nettle) pungere, (jellyfish) pizzicare, (iodine) bruciare, (cold wind) tagliare, (fig: remark, criticism) pungere sul vivo

he was stung into action — fu spronato all'azione

she was stung by remorse — fu presa dal rimorso

I got stung by a wasp — mi ha punto una vespa

2) fam

they stung me for £40 — mi hanno scucito 40 sterline

3. vi

(iodine etc) bruciare, (remark, criticism) ferire

my eyes are stinging — mi bruciano gli occhi

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sting /stɪŋ/
n.

1 (zool.) pungiglione; aculeo: the sting of the bee, il pungiglione dell'ape

2 (bot.) aculeo; pelo urticante

3 puntura ( anche fig.); pungolo; pungiglione; tormento: a wasp sting, la puntura di una vespa; the sting of satire, il pungiglione (il veleno) della satira; the stings of conscience, il pungolo della coscienza; the sting of envy, il tormento dell'invidia

4 fitta di dolore; dolore acuto, pungente: the sting of a cut, il dolore acuto di un taglio

5 (fig.) pungolo; stimolo; sprone

6 (fam.) mordente; vigore

7 [u] (fam.) asprezza; acredine; veleno (fig.), velenosità; l'amaro: the sting of sb. 's criticism, la velenosità delle critiche di q.; to take the sting out of defeat, togliere di bocca l'amaro della sconfitta

8 (fam.) stangata (fig.); truffa all'americana

9 ( slang) manovra per incastrare un criminale; operazione ( della polizia) sotto copertura; trappola (fig.)

10 ( slang) truffa; fregata; bidone (fig.)

● (fig.) the sting of her tongue, la sua lingua tagliente □ (zool.) sting-ray ► stingaree □ He felt the sting of the wind, sentiva il soffio gelido del vento □ ( di consiglio, progetto, racconto, ecc.) It has a sting in its tail, «in cauda venenum» (lat.).
(to) sting /stɪŋ/
(pass. e p. p. stung)

A v. t.

1 pungere; (fig.) ferire, offendere, irritare, tormentare: A bee has stung me on the neck, un'ape mi ha punto sul collo; The nettles stung her legs, le ortiche le pungevano le gambe; He was stung to the quick, è stato punto sul vivo; to be stung with envy [desire], essere punto dall'invidia [dal desiderio]; His conscience stings him sharply, la coscienza lo tormenta dolorosamente

2 ( di serpente) mordere

3 (fig.) pungolare; incitare; stimolare; spingere: My words stung him into action, le mie parole lo spinsero ad agire

4 ( slang) portare via; far pagare; spillare; fregare (pop.): The seller stung me for 200 pounds, il venditore mi ha fregato duecento sterline

B v. i.

1 pungere; avere il pungiglione: Drones don't sting, i fuchi non pungono

2 dare fitte di dolore; dolere; bruciare (fig.): My eyes are stinging from the smoke, mi bruciano gli occhi per il fumo

● (fam.) to be stung, farsi imbrogliare (raggirare, fregare): He got stung on that deal, s'è fatto fregare in quell'affare.

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I [stɪŋ]
nome

1) (organ) (of insect) pungiglione m., aculeo m.; (of scorpion) pungiglione m.

2) (wound) (of insect, plant) puntura f.

bee sting — puntura d'ape

3) (pain) fitta f., dolore m. acuto

4) AE colloq. (rip-off) truffa f., fregatura f.

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a sting in the tail — una brutta sorpresa alla fine, in cauda venenum

to take the sting out of — svelenire, rendere meno velenoso [ remark]; mitigare o attenuare l'effetto di [ action]
II 1. [stɪŋ]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. stung)

1) [insect, plant] pungere

2) [ wind] colpire, sferzare

3) fig. [ criticism] pungere sul vivo
2.
verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. stung) [eyes, antiseptic] bruciare; [ cut] bruciare, fare male

my knee stings — sento delle fitte al ginocchio

English-Italian dictionary > sting
6 bitter

1. n горькое пиво

to cry bitter tears — плакать горькими слезами

hop bitter substance — горькое вещество хмеля

orange bitter oil — масло горького апельсина

bitter orange oil — масло горького апельсина

bitter almond note — нота горького миндаля

2. n горькое лекарство

bitter hop resins — горькие смолы хмеля

bitter butter — горькое сливочное масло

bitter principles — горькие вещества

bitter principle — горькое вещество

bitter rot — горькая гниль плодов

3. n горечь

4. a горький, мучительный

the bitter truth — горькая истина

bitter moment — горькая минута

bitter feeling — горькое чувство

bitter disappointment — горькое разочарование

bitter hardships — тяжёлые лишения

bitter tears — горькие слёзы

bitter grief — сильное горе

bitter poverty — ужасная нищета

bitter lesson — жестокий урок

bitter par — горький шпат

bitter taste — горький вкус

bitter almond — горький миндаль

bitter flavour — горький привкус

bitter chocolate — горький шоколад

5. a сильный, резкий

bitter cold — страшный холод; сильный мороз

bitter wind — сильный ветер

6. a злой, ожесточённый

bitter enemy — злейший враг

7. adv эмоц. -усил. очень, ужасно

it was bitter cold — стояли ужасные холода, был сильный мороз

8. v горчить

9. v делать горьким

bitter cup — горькая чаша

bitter water — горькая вода

bitter herbs — горькие травы

bitter pill — горькая пилюля

bitter acid — горькая кислота

10. n мор. шлаг на битенге

bitter wine disease — прогоркание вина

Синонимический ряд:

1. acrid (adj.) acerbic; acid; acrid; amaroidal; astringent; austere; keen; malignant; sour; tart

2. caustic (adj.) caustic; cruel; cutting; sarcastic; sardonic; satirical; scornful

3. embittered (adj.) acrimonious; antagonistic; embittered; hostile; ill-natured; mean; rancorous; resentful; stern; vicious; vitriolic

4. grievous (adj.) afflictive; distasteful; distressing; galling; grievous; harsh; indigestible; painful; poignant; sorrowful; unpalatable

5. icy (adj.) arctic; boreal; freezing; frigid; frosty; glacial; icy; polar; wintry

6. piercing (adj.) biting; intense; nipping; piercing; rigourous; sharp; stinging

7. savage (adj.) bloody; fierce; merciless; relentless; ruthless; savage; unrelenting; virulent

8. severe (adj.) brutal; hard; inclement; intemperate; rigorous; rough; rugged; severe

Антонимический ряд:

congenial; gentle; light; mellow; pleasant; sweet

English-Russian base dictionary > bitter
7 severe

1. a строгий, суровый

severe look — строгий взгляд

severe looks — суровый вид

severe punishment — строгое наказание

severe reprimand — строгий выговор

severe lesson — суровый урок

severe penalty — суровое наказание

severe sentence — строгое наказание

severe sentence — строгое наказание

suffered severe punishment — понес суровое наказание

2. a требовательный, строгий

severe master — строгий учитель

his taste was severe and pure — у него был строгий и безупречный вкус

3. a жёсткий

severe discipline — строгая дисциплина

4. a тщательный, скрупулёзный

severe scrutiny — тщательное изучение

5. a простой, строгий

a severe literary style — строгий литературный стиль

6. a архит. выдержанный

a severe conformity to standards — строгое соответствие стандартам

7. a суровый, холодный; сильный

severe winter — суровая зима

severe cold — сильный холод

severe gale — сильный шторм

severe cold — сильная стужа

severe icing — сильное обледенение

severe damage — сильное повреждение

8. a тяжёлый, серьёзный, сильный

severe pain — острая боль

severe illness — тяжёлая болезнь

severe disappointment — жестокое разочарование

severe wound — тяжёлое ранение

severe damage — серьёзный ущерб

severe gale warning — предупреждение о сильном шторме

9. a трудный, тяжёлый

severe training — трудная подготовка

10. a жестокий, ожесточённый

severe fight — жестокий бой

to receive a severe beating — быть жестоко избитым

severe crisis — жестокий кризис; глубокий кризис

severe competition — жестокая конкуренция

severe beating — жестокое избиение

11. a едкий, саркастический

severe remarks — едкие замечания

Синонимический ряд:

1. bitter (adj.) bitter; brutal; inclement; intemperate; rigorous; rough; rugged

2. caustic (adj.) acerb; biting; caustic; cutting; keen; satirical; sharp; stinging

3. grim (adj.) austere; bleak; dour; forbidding; grave; grim; stringent

4. hard (adj.) arduous; backbreaking; burdensome; critical; dangerous; difficile; difficult; effortful; formidable; grievous; hard; heavy; hefty; knotty; labored; laborious; momentous; onerous; operose; powerful; rough; serious; slavish; sticky; strenuous; taxing; terrible; toilful; toilsome; tough; trying; unyielding; uphill; weighty

5. intense (adj.) intense; tempestuous; turbulent; violent

6. oppressive (adj.) cruel; extreme; harsh; oppressive; overbearing; tyrannical; unmerciful

7. strict (adj.) ascetic; astringent; chaste; mortified; plain; simple; strict; unadorned; unrelieved

8. uncompromising (adj.) demanding; exacting; inflexible; relentless; rigid; stern; stiff; unalterable; unbending; uncompromising

Антонимический ряд:

bland; calm; cheerful; clement; comfortable; compassionate; considerate; courteous; easygoing; feeling; flexible; gay; genial; kind; lax; mild; safe; tranquil

English-Russian base dictionary > severe
8 tingle

tingle ['tɪŋgəl]

1 intransitive verb

(a) (with heat, cold → ears, cheeks, hands) fourmiller, picoter;

∎ the cold wind made my face/blood tingle le vent froid me piquait le visage/me fouettait le sang;

∎ his cheeks were tingling les joues lui picotaient;

∎ my whole body was tingling j'avais des picotements ou des fourmis dans tout le corps;

∎ my face still tingled from the blow le visage me cuisait encore à cause du coup que j'avais reçu;

∎ it makes my tongue tingle ça me pique la langue

(b) (with excitement, pleasure) frissonner, frémir;

∎ she was tingling with excitement elle tremblait d'excitation;

∎ the insult left me tingling with indignation l'insulte me fit frémir d'indignation

2 noun

(a) (stinging) picotements mpl, fourmillements mpl

(b) (thrill) frisson m, frémissement m;

∎ he felt a tingle of excitement il sentit un frisson d'excitation le parcourir

Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > tingle
9 cell

1) клетка

2) ячейка

3) камера

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- cold target NK cell
- educated cell
- passenger cells
- absorbing cell
- accessory cell
- accessory pigment cell
- acidophil cell
- acinar cell
- acoustic hair cell
- adipose cell
- adventitional cell
- air cell
- allergized cell
- allogenerated cell
- allogenerated killer cell
- allogenic cell
- alpha cell
- amoebocytic cell
- amoeboid cell
- anaphylactic target cell
- antheridial cell
- antibody-armed cell
- antibody-coated cell
- antibody-containing cell
- antibody-forming cell
- antibody-generating cell
- antibody-producing cell
- antigen-educated cell
- antigen-experienced cell
- antigen-exposed cell
- antigen-presenting cell
- antigen-responsive cell
- antigen-sensitive cell
- antigen-specific cell
- apical cell
- archesporial cell
- argyrophil cell
- attacker cell
- atypical cardiac muscle cell
- autoaggressive cell
- autoimmune helper cell
- autologous responding cell
- auxiliary cell
- bacterial cell
- Baer's cell
- basal anal cell
- basal cell
- basket cell
- basophil cell
- bee's cells
- beta cell
- Betz cell
- binucleate cell
- bipolar cell
- B-lineage cell
- blood cell
- body cell
- bone cell
- boosted memory cell
- bottle cell
- bristle cell
- broad cell
- brown fat cell
- burst-forming cell
- bystander tumor cell
- caliciform cell
- cameloid cell
- canal cell
- cancer cell
- cancerous cell
- carrier-primed cell
- carrier-specific T helper cell
- cartilaginous cell
- cell of Bergmann's fiber
- cell of Fanana
- centroacinar cell
- chalice cell
- chlorophyll-containing cell
- chromaffin cell
- chromatophore cell
- ciliated cell
- Claudius' cell
- cleavage cell
- clonogenic cell
- closed cell
- clumped cells
- cluster-forming cells
- collagen-producing cell
- collar cell
- collared flagellate cell
- columnar cell
- committed cell
- common lymphoid stem cell
- common myeloid stem cell
- companion cell
- ConA-induced suppressor cell
- cone cell
- contrasuppressor T cell
- Coombs' positive red cell
- Corti's cell
- counting cell
- couple cell
- covering cell
- Craig-type dialysis cell
- CSF-producing cell
- cuboidal cell
- culture-origin cell
- cycling cell
- cytocidal cell
- cytotoxic cell
- cytotoxic T cell
- daughter cell
- decidual cell
- Deiters' cell
- delayer-type T cell
- demilune cells
- dentinal cell
- discal cell
- distal retinula cell
- dividing cell
- dormant cell
- drone cell
- durative cell
- dust cells
- EAC-rosetting cell
- EA-rosetting cell
- effector cell
- egg cell
- elementary cell
- embryo cell
- embryonic cell
- enamel cell
- end cell
- enterochromaffin cell
- eosinophil cell
- ependymal cell
- epidermal cell
- epithelial cell
- epithelial glial cell
- E-rosetting cell
- ethmoidal air cells
- excitatory cell
- exocrine cell
- F- cell
- F+ cell
- fat cell
- fatty cell
- feeder cell
- flame cell
- flask cell
- floor cell
- flow cell
- flow-through cell
- fluorescence-bright cell
- fluorescence-dull cell
- follicular cell
- foot cell
- formative cell
- founder cell
- free cell
- Freund's cells
- ganglionic nerve cell
- generative cell
- genetical storage cells
- germ cell
- germinal cell
- Gey's HeLa epithelial cells
- giant cell
- gland cell
- glandular cell
- glass-adherent cell
- glass-nonadherent cell
- glia cell
- glial Golgi cell
- glomerulosa cells
- GNA cell
- goblet cell
- Golgi cell
- Gram-negative cell
- Gram-positive cell
- granule cell
- granulobasal cell
- guard cell
- hair cell
- hapten-binding cell
- hapten-primed cell
- haptenylated cell
- HeLa cells
- helper cell
- hemic cell
- hemolysin-coated cell
- hemopoietic cell
- Hensen's cell
- hepatic cell
- Hersch's cell
- high-producer cell
- histoincompatible cells
- horizontal cell
- horizontal spindle-shaped nerve cell
- horn cell
- Hortega cell
- host cell
- hybrid cell
- hybridoma cell
- hydropot cell
- Ig-secreting cell
- ill-defined cell
- immature cell
- immobilized cells
- immune cell
- immunocompetent cell
- immunoglobulin-producing cell
- immunologically committed lymphoid cell
- immunoregulatory cell
- inclusion-bearing cell
- initial cell
- inner hair cell
- interstitial cell
- interstitial glandular cell of testis
- intestinal acidophil cell
- iris cell
- iris pigment cell
- irritation cell
- islet cell
- isotype-uncommitted B cell
- juvenile B cell
- juvenile cell
- K-cell
- killer cell
- Kupffer cell
- Langhans cell
- large-field cell
- lasso cell
- Leydig's cell
- liber cells
- light-producing cell
- lip cell
- living cell
- lutein cell
- lymph cell
- major mastoid air cell
- male cell
- malignant cell
- mantle cell
- Marchand's cell
- marginal cell
- marrow cell
- mast cell
- mastoid air cell
- mastoid cell
- mature cell
- mechanical cell
- memory cell
- meristematic cell
- mesenchyme cell
- migratory cell
- mini cell
- mitral cell
- mixed-lineage cells
- mobile cell
- modified self cell
- mononuclear cell
- mossy cell
- mother cell
- multinucleate cell
- myeloid cell
- myeloma cell
- naked cell
- natural cytotoxic cell
- natural killer cell
- natural suppressor cell
- NC cell
- nerve cell
- nerve multipolar cell
- nettling cell
- neurosecretory cell
- NK cell
- NK-sensitive cell
- noncorrectly fused cells
- noncycling cell
- nonproliferating cell
- nonspiking cell
- NS cell
- nurse cell
- nutritive cell
- oil cell
- olfactory cell
- open cell
- osseous cell
- osteogenetic cell
- outer limiting cell
- outer phalangeal cell
- outer supporting cell
- pairing cell
- palisade cell
- Paneth cell
- parenchymatous cell
- parent cell
- parietal cell
- passage cell
- pavement cell
- pericapillary cell
- pheochrome cell
- photogenic cell
- photoreceptor cell
- pigment cell
- pillar cell
- pituitary cell
- plankton counting cell
- plant cell
- plaque-forming cell
- plasma cell
- pluripotential cell
- pole cell
- postfusional cell
- postmitotic mature cell
- pre-B cell
- precommitted cell
- prekiller cell
- premitotic cell
- presenter cell
- prickle cell
- primed lymphoid cell
- primed responder cell
- primitive blood cell
- primitive sperm cell
- primordial germ cell
- progenitor cell
- promotor cell
- prop cell
- prothallial cell
- Purkinje's cell
- pus cell
- pyramidal cell
- queen cell
- quiescent cell
- radiate glial cell
- red blood cell
- repopulating cell
- reserve cell
- responder cell
- resting cell
- restricted stem cell
- reticuloendothelial cell
- Rieder cell
- rod cell
- rod nuclear cell
- rosette-forming cells
- Rouget cell
- royal cell
- satellite glial cell
- scavenger cell
- Schultze's cell
- Schwann's cell
- secondary B cell
- secretory cell
- segmentated cell
- segmentation cell
- self cell
- self-reactive cell
- self-restricted cell
- self-specific cell
- sense cell
- sensitized cell
- sensory cell
- Sertoli's cell
- sessile phagocytic cell
- sex cell
- sexual cell
- shadow cell
- sheath cell
- sickle cell
- sieve cell
- sister cells
- skein cell
- small cell of Ramon-y-Cajal
- somatic cell
- sperm cell
- spermatogenous cell
- spider cell
- spiking cell
- spinal ganglion cell
- spindle cell
- spiny epithelial cell
- sporogenous cell
- spot-forming cell
- squamous cell
- squamous epithelial cell
- stab cell
- staff cell
- stalk cell
- star cell
- starlike cell
- stellate cell
- stellate endothelial cell
- stellate nerve cell
- stem cell
- stimulator cell
- stinging cell
- stone cell
- stromal cell
- substituting cell
- supporting cell
- supporting glial cell of fiber
- suppressor cell
- suppressor-enriched T cells
- swarm cell
- switch T cell
- sympathicotropic cell
- sympathochromaffin cell
- T suppressor-cytotoxic cell
- tactile cell
- tapetal cell
- target binding cell
- target cell
- taste cell
- terminal cell
- testicular follicular cell
- thymus-repopulating cell
- T-lineage cell
- totipotent cell
- touch cell
- T-proliferative cell
- tracheidal cell
- triggered cell
- trophochrome cell
- tumor cell
- Türk irritation cell
- uncommitted cell
- undifferentiated cell
- unprimed cell
- vasoformative cell
- vegetative cell
- veiled cell
- veto cell
- virgin B cell
- visual cell
- wandering cell
- wandering resting cell
- whip cell
- white blood cell
- white branched epidermal cell
- white cell
- yeast cell
- yolk cell
- zymogenic cell

English-russian biological dictionary > cell
10 nip

nip 1. past tense, past participle - nipped; verb
1) (to press between the thumb and a finger, or between claws or teeth, causing pain; to pinch or bite: A crab nipped her toe; The dog nipped her ankle.) klype, bite

2) (to cut with such an action: He nipped the wire with the pliers; He nipped off the heads of the flowers.) knipe, nappe av

3) (to sting: Iodine nips when it is put on a cut.) svi

4) (to move quickly; to make a quick, usually short, journey: I'll just nip into this shop for cigarettes; He nipped over to Paris for the week-end.) stikke innom som snarest

5) (to stop the growth of (plants etc): The frost has nipped the roses.) svi, bite
2. noun
1) (the act of pinching or biting: His dog gave her a nip on the ankle.) bit

2) (a sharp stinging quality, or coldness in the weather: a nip in the air.) napp, kjølig drag

3) (a small drink, especially of spirits.) tår, knert

•

- nippy
- nip something in the bud
- nip in the bud
I
subst. \/nɪp\/

1) klyp(ing), klemming, kniping

2) skarp kulde, frost

• there is a nip in the air today

det er litt kjølig i dag

3) snev, bit

be nip and tuck (amer., hverdagslig) ligge jevnsides, ligge side om side, holde tritt med
II
subst. \/nɪp\/

tår, knert, dram

• they had a nip of whisky

have a nip ta seg en tår, ta seg en liten dram
III
verb \/nɪp\/

1) klype, klemme

2) bite, glefse, nappe

3) ( om kulde) bite (i)

• the cold nipped her fingers

4) ( om vekstskudd e.l.) svi, skade

5) knipe, nappe

• she nipped dead leaves off the plant

hun knep visne blader av planten

6) ( slang) rappe, nappe til seg

7) ( hverdagslig) stikke, smette, svippe, ta en snartur

• I'll nip to the shop meanwhile

jeg stikker innom butikken i mellomtiden

nip (off) klype av, knipse av, bite av

nip along eller nip off eller nip on eller nip ahead eller nip round stikke i vei, fare bortover

nip something in the bud ( overført) kvele noe i fødselen
IV
verb \/nɪp\/

smådrikke, nippe (til)

English-Norwegian dictionary > nip
11 Nip

I [nɪp]
nome (pinch) pizzicotto m.; (bite) morso m.

there's a nip in the air — fig. c'è un freddo pungente

••

nip and tuck — colloq. (cosmetic surgery) chirurgia estetica; AE (neck and neck) testa a testa
II [nɪp]
nome colloq. (small measure) sorso m.
III 1. [nɪp]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-) (pinch) pizzicare; (bite) mordere, morsicare; (playfully) mordicchiare
2.
verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-)

1) (bite) [ animal] mordere; (playfully) mordicchiare; [ bird] beccare

2) BE colloq.

to nip into a shop — infilarsi in un negozio

to nip in front of sb. — passare davanti a qcn.

to nip downstairs — fare un salto di sotto

•

- nip along

- nip off

••

to nip sth. in the bud — stroncare qcs. sul nascere

* * *
[nip] 1. past tense, past participle - nipped; verb
1) (to press between the thumb and a finger, or between claws or teeth, causing pain; to pinch or bite: A crab nipped her toe; The dog nipped her ankle.) pizzicare; pungere; mordere

2) (to cut with such an action: He nipped the wire with the pliers; He nipped off the heads of the flowers.) tagliare

3) (to sting: Iodine nips when it is put on a cut.) pizzicare

4) (to move quickly; to make a quick, usually short, journey: I'll just nip into this shop for cigarettes; He nipped over to Paris for the week-end.) (fare un salto)

5) (to stop the growth of (plants etc): The frost has nipped the roses.) distruggere
2. noun
1) (the act of pinching or biting: His dog gave her a nip on the ankle.) pizzico; morso

2) (a sharp stinging quality, or coldness in the weather: a nip in the air.) (aria pungente), (freddo intenso)

3) (a small drink, especially of spirits.) goccetto

•

- nippy
- nip something in the bud
- nip in the bud
* * *
I [nɪp]
1. n

(pinch) pizzico, (bite) morso

there's a nip in the air — l'aria è pungente

2. vt

(pinch) pizzicare, (bite) morsicare, (prune: bud, shoot) spuntare, (subj: cold: plant) assiderare, (face) pungere

to nip sth in the bud fig — stroncare qc sul nascere

3. vi Brit

fam

to nip inside — andar dentro un attimo

to nip out/down/up — fare un salto fuori/giù/di sopra

where has she nipped off to? — dov'è sparita?

I nipped round to the shop — ho fatto un salto al negozio
II [nɪp] n
(drink) goccio, bicchierino

a nip of brandy — un goccio di brandy

* * *
Nip /nɪp/
a. e n. (abbr. di Nipponese)

(spreg.) nipponico; giapponese; muso giallo (spreg.).

* * *
I [nɪp]
nome (pinch) pizzicotto m.; (bite) morso m.

there's a nip in the air — fig. c'è un freddo pungente

••

nip and tuck — colloq. (cosmetic surgery) chirurgia estetica; AE (neck and neck) testa a testa
II [nɪp]
nome colloq. (small measure) sorso m.
III 1. [nɪp]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-) (pinch) pizzicare; (bite) mordere, morsicare; (playfully) mordicchiare
2.
verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-)

1) (bite) [ animal] mordere; (playfully) mordicchiare; [ bird] beccare

2) BE colloq.

to nip into a shop — infilarsi in un negozio

to nip in front of sb. — passare davanti a qcn.

to nip downstairs — fare un salto di sotto

•

- nip along

- nip off

••

to nip sth. in the bud — stroncare qcs. sul nascere

English-Italian dictionary > Nip
12 nip

I [nɪp]
nome (pinch) pizzicotto m.; (bite) morso m.

there's a nip in the air — fig. c'è un freddo pungente

••

nip and tuck — colloq. (cosmetic surgery) chirurgia estetica; AE (neck and neck) testa a testa
II [nɪp]
nome colloq. (small measure) sorso m.
III 1. [nɪp]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-) (pinch) pizzicare; (bite) mordere, morsicare; (playfully) mordicchiare
2.
verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-)

1) (bite) [ animal] mordere; (playfully) mordicchiare; [ bird] beccare

2) BE colloq.

to nip into a shop — infilarsi in un negozio

to nip in front of sb. — passare davanti a qcn.

to nip downstairs — fare un salto di sotto

•

- nip along

- nip off

••

to nip sth. in the bud — stroncare qcs. sul nascere

* * *
[nip] 1. past tense, past participle - nipped; verb
1) (to press between the thumb and a finger, or between claws or teeth, causing pain; to pinch or bite: A crab nipped her toe; The dog nipped her ankle.) pizzicare; pungere; mordere

2) (to cut with such an action: He nipped the wire with the pliers; He nipped off the heads of the flowers.) tagliare

3) (to sting: Iodine nips when it is put on a cut.) pizzicare

4) (to move quickly; to make a quick, usually short, journey: I'll just nip into this shop for cigarettes; He nipped over to Paris for the week-end.) (fare un salto)

5) (to stop the growth of (plants etc): The frost has nipped the roses.) distruggere
2. noun
1) (the act of pinching or biting: His dog gave her a nip on the ankle.) pizzico; morso

2) (a sharp stinging quality, or coldness in the weather: a nip in the air.) (aria pungente), (freddo intenso)

3) (a small drink, especially of spirits.) goccetto

•

- nippy
- nip something in the bud
- nip in the bud
* * *
I [nɪp]
1. n

(pinch) pizzico, (bite) morso

there's a nip in the air — l'aria è pungente

2. vt

(pinch) pizzicare, (bite) morsicare, (prune: bud, shoot) spuntare, (subj: cold: plant) assiderare, (face) pungere

to nip sth in the bud fig — stroncare qc sul nascere

3. vi Brit

fam

to nip inside — andar dentro un attimo

to nip out/down/up — fare un salto fuori/giù/di sopra

where has she nipped off to? — dov'è sparita?

I nipped round to the shop — ho fatto un salto al negozio
II [nɪp] n
(drink) goccio, bicchierino

a nip of brandy — un goccio di brandy

* * *
nip (1) /nɪp/
n.

1 pizzico; pizzicotto; morso; morsetto; morsettino

2 aria pungente; gelo; freddo intenso: The nip of the night startled the boy, il freddo pungente della notte fece sussultare il ragazzo

3 (fig. antiq.) detto (o osservazione) pungente; sarcasmo

4 sapore piccante ( del formaggio)

5 (naut.) presa ( di un cavo); cocca; volta

6 (mecc.) grippaggio

● nip and tuck, (fam.) chirurgia plastica; ( sport) (sost.) testa a testa, situazione di parità; cosa ottenuta a stento, di misura; (avv.) testa a testa, alla pari.
nip (2) /nɪp/
n.

sorso, goccetto ( di liquore); cicchetto (fam.).
(to) nip (1) /nɪp/
A v. t.

1 pizzicare; dare un pizzicotto a; pizzicottare; ( di un insetto, ecc.) pungere; mordere; morsicare: He's nipped his forefinger in the drawer, si è pizzicato l'indice nel cassetto; The bulldog nipped me on the leg, il bulldog mi morse a una gamba

2 ( del gelo, del vento) tagliare; recidere; distruggere: Frost nipped the plants in our garden, il gelo distrusse le piante del nostro giardino

3 ( slang USA) sgraffignare; arraffare; rubare

B v. i.

1 dare pizzicotti; pungere; morsicare

2 pungere (fig.); essere gelido, pungente: The wind nips hard today, oggi tira un vento gelido

3 fare una corsa (o un salto); recarsi alla svelta; fare un viaggetto: to nip down to the post office, fare un salto alla Posta; to nip over to London, fare un viaggetto a Londra

4 (mecc.) bloccarsi; grippare

● (fig.) to nip st. in the bud, stroncare qc. sul nascere; distruggere qc. in boccio.
(to) nip (2) /nɪp/
A v. i.

bere un bicchierino ( di liquore); prendere un cicchetto (fam.)

B v. t.

bere ( un liquore) a sorsi, a bicchierini.

* * *
I [nɪp]
nome (pinch) pizzicotto m.; (bite) morso m.

there's a nip in the air — fig. c'è un freddo pungente

••

nip and tuck — colloq. (cosmetic surgery) chirurgia estetica; AE (neck and neck) testa a testa
II [nɪp]
nome colloq. (small measure) sorso m.
III 1. [nɪp]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-) (pinch) pizzicare; (bite) mordere, morsicare; (playfully) mordicchiare
2.
verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - pp-)

1) (bite) [ animal] mordere; (playfully) mordicchiare; [ bird] beccare

2) BE colloq.

to nip into a shop — infilarsi in un negozio

to nip in front of sb. — passare davanti a qcn.

to nip downstairs — fare un salto di sotto

•

- nip along

- nip off

••

to nip sth. in the bud — stroncare qcs. sul nascere

English-Italian dictionary > nip
13 bitter

bit·ter [ʼbɪtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] adj <-er, -est>

1)

( sour) flavour, taste bitter;

\bitter almonds Bittermandeln pl;

\bitter chocolate ( Brit) Zartbitterschokolade f;

\bitter lemon Bitterlemon nt;

2) (fig: painful) bitter, schmerzlich;

\bitter disappointment bittere [o herbe] Enttäuschung;

I pursued my claims to the \bitter end ich kämpfte bis zum bitteren Ende um mein Geld;

\bitter experience/ truth bittere [o schmerzliche] Erfahrung/Wahrheit;

\bitter fruits bittere Früchte;

to taste the \bitter fruits of sth die negativen Auswirkungen einer S. gen zu spüren bekommen;

\bitter irony bittere [o grausame] Ironie;

to sweeten the \bitter medicine [or pill] die bittere Pille versüßen;

to be a \bitter pill to swallow ein harter Schlag [o Wermutstropfen] sein;

a \bitter memory eine quälende Erinnerung;

a \bitter reminder ein trauriges Andenken;

\bitter remorse bittere [o tiefe] Reue

3) ( resentful)

to be \bitter [about sth] [über etw akk] verbittert sein;

\bitter expression verbitterter Gesichtsausdruck;

\bitter glance [or look] beleidigter [o gekränkter] Blick;

\bitter humour [or (Am) humor] Zynismus m;

\bitter and twisted kauzig und verbittert

4) ( harsh) erbittert;

\bitter dispute heftiger Streit;

\bitter grudge tiefer Groll

5) ( stinging) bitterkalt;

\bitter cold bittere Kälte;

\bitter wind schneidender [o eisiger] Wind;

\bitter winter strenger Winter n (Brit, Aus)

a glass of \bitter ein Glas nt Bitter;

half a \bitter ein kleines Bitter

English-German students dictionary > bitter
14 wind

[wɪnd]
n

ветер, воздушный поток

- on-shore wind
- eastern wind
- light wind
- stinging wind
- a favourable wind

- biting wind
- damp wind
- wind zone
- wind rose
- puff of wind
- gust of wind
- direction of wind
- drifts of snow piled by the wind
- walk with the wind
- turn in the wind
- turn off the wind
- stand with one's back to the wind
- stand the wind
- weather-cock turns with the wind
- wind blows down trees
- wind carries sounds
- sounds were carried on the wind
- the wind howls

- wind blows from the south
- wind drifted the snow into high banks
- wind brings rains
- wind rises
- wind blows off roofs
- wind blows strong
- wind has dropped
- trees are swaying in the wind
- stand in the wind
- it's an ill wind that blows nobody good
USAGE:

(1.) Существительное wind может осмысляться и как исчисляемое, и как неисчисляемое. Оно определяется словами much и little и может употребляться с определенным артиклем, если при нем нет других определений: to stand in the wind стоять на ветру; to walk against the wind идти против ветра; the wind rises (drops, goes down) ветер поднимается (стихает); The wind blew my hat off. Ветер сорвал у меня с головы шляпу. Если существительное wind имеет при себе определения, то оно осмысляется как исчисляемое и употребляется с неопределенным артиклем: There was a high (a strong, a cold) wind blowing. Дул сильный (холодный) ветер. (2.) See air, n; USAGE (2.).

English-Russian combinatory dictionary > wind

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