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stubble [ˊstʌbl] n1) жнивьё, стерня́2) ко́ротко остри́женные во́лосы; давно́ не бри́тая борода́, щети́на -
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Stoppeln Pl.* * *1) (the stubs or ends of corn left in the ground when the stalks are cut.) die Stoppeln (pl.)2) (short coarse hairs growing eg on an unshaven chin.) die Bartstoppeln (pl.)•- academic.ru/71410/stubbly">stubbly* * *stub·ble[ˈstʌbl̩]\stubble burning Abbrennen nt der Stoppelfelder\stubble field Stoppelfeld nt* * *['stʌbl]n no plStoppeln pl* * *stubble [ˈstʌbl] s1. Stoppel f2. koll (Getreide-, Bart- etc) Stoppeln pl:* * *noun, no pl.Stoppeln Pl.* * *n.Stoppel -n m. -
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1) (the stubs or ends of corn left in the ground when the stalks are cut.) rastrojo2) (short coarse hairs growing eg on an unshaven chin.) barba de tres días, barba incipiente•- stubblytr['stʌbəl]1 (in field) rastrojo2 (on chin) barba incipientestubble ['stʌbəl] n1) : rastrojo m (de plantas)2) beard: barba fn.• rastrojo s.m.'stʌbəlmass nouna) ( Agr) rastrojo mb) ( of beard)['stʌbl]N1) (Agr) rastrojo m2) (on chin) barba f (incipiente)* * *['stʌbəl]mass nouna) ( Agr) rastrojo mb) ( of beard) -
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[ʹstʌb(ə)l] n1. с.-х. стерня, жнивьё2. 1) коротко остриженные волосы2) давно не бритая борода, щетинаhe had three days' stubble on his face - на его лице была трёхдневная щетина
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1. стърнище
2. набола/неизбръсната брада
a week's STUBBLE on his chin небръснат от една седмица* * *{st^bl} n 1. стърнище; 2. набола/неизбръсната брада; a week's* * *стърнище;* * *1. a week's stubble on his chin небръснат от една седмица 2. набола/неизбръсната брада 3. стърнище* * *stubble[stʌbl] I. n 1. стърнище; 2. набола брада; късо подстригана коса; четина; II. v обръщам стърнища. -
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n1) стерня2) коротко пострижене волосся3) довго неголена борода; щетина* * *n1) c-г. стерня2) коротко обстрижене волосся; давно не голена борода, щетина -
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1) жнивье
2) жнива
3) жниво
4) стерневой
5) стернь
6) стерня
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N1. ठूँठीWhen we cut the trees stubble is remained in ground.2. खूँटीThree days stubble can be seen on his face. -
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['stʌbl]1) (straw) stoppia f.2) (beard) barba f. corta e ispida* * *1) (the stubs or ends of corn left in the ground when the stalks are cut.) stoppia2) (short coarse hairs growing eg on an unshaven chin.) (barba corta e ispida)•- stubbly* * *stubble /ˈstʌbl/n.1 (agric.) stoppia2 (fig.) capelli a spazzola3 (fig.) barba corta e ispida● (agric.) stubble plough, aratro stoppiatorestubblya.2 (corto e) ispido.* * *['stʌbl]1) (straw) stoppia f.2) (beard) barba f. corta e ispida -
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stub·ble [ʼstʌbl̩] nmodifier Stoppel-;\stubble burning Abbrennen nt der Stoppelfelder;\stubble field Stoppelfeld nt -
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[ˈstʌbl]stubble жнивье, стерня stubble коротко остриженные волосы; давно не бритая борода, щетина -
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ˈstʌbl сущ.
1) жнивье, стерня
2) коротко остриженные волосы;
давно не бритая борода, щетина( сельскохозяйственное) стерня, жнивье - * crop пожнивная культура - * mulching мульчирование стерней - * ploughing лущение стерни коротко остриженные волосы давно не бритая борода, щетина - he had three days' * on his face на его лице была трехдневная щетина stubble жнивье, стерня ~ коротко остриженные волосы;
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Stubble — Stub ble, n. [OE. stobil, stoble, OF. estouble, estuble, F. [ e]tuele, LL. stupla, stupula, L. stipula stubble, stalk; cf. D. & G. stopped, OHG. stupfila. Cf. {Stipule}.] The stumps of wheat, rye, barley, oats, or buckwheat, left in the ground;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
stubble — c.1300, stumps of grain stalks left in the ground after reaping, from O.Fr. estuble stubble (Fr. éteule), from L. stupla, reduced form of stipula stalk, straw; related to stipes trunk, stick. Applied from c.1600 to bristles on a man s unshaven… … Etymology dictionary
stubble — [stub′əl] n. [ME stobil < OFr estouble, stuble < VL stupula, for L stipula, stalk, stem: see STIPULE] 1. the short stumps of grain, corn, etc., collectively, left standing after harvesting 2. any short, bristly growth suggestive of this [a… … English World dictionary
stubble — ► NOUN 1) the cut stalks of cereal plants left in the ground after harvesting. 2) short, stiff hairs growing on a man s face when he has not shaved for a while. DERIVATIVES stubbly adjective. ORIGIN Old French stuble, from Latin stipula straw … English terms dictionary
Stubble — Facial stubble. Stubble is the regrowth of shaven hair, when it is short and has a rough, abrasive texture. Facial During the 1980s, facial stubble on men became fashionable, partly due to being popularized by the singer George Michael, as well… … Wikipedia
stubble — [[t]stʌ̱b(ə)l[/t]] 1) N UNCOUNT Stubble is the short stalks which are left standing in fields after corn or wheat has been cut. The stubble was burning in the fields. 2) N UNCOUNT The very short hairs on a man s face when he has not shaved… … English dictionary
Stubble — Gène de la drosophile La drosophile Drosophila melanogaster est un animal modèle de la génétique. Sa petite taille, son taux de reproduction ainsi que son cycle de vie court permettent d en faire facilement l élevage dans de simples bocaux à… … Wikipédia en Français
stubble — noun (U) 1 short stiff hairs that grow on a man s face if he does not shave 1 (1): designer stubble (=stubble that a man has to look fashionable) 2 short stiff pieces left in the fields after wheat, corn etc has been cut stubbly adjective … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
stubble — noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English stuble, from Anglo French estuble, from Latin stupula stalk, straw, alteration of stipula more at stipule Date: 14th century 1. the basal part of herbaceous plants and especially cereal… … New Collegiate Dictionary
stubble — noun Stubble is used after these nouns: ↑beard, ↑designer … Collocations dictionary
stubble — see take a turn in the stubble … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms