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1 hop
Ⅰhop [hɒp]1. n1) прыжо́к, припры́гивание; скачо́к2) разг. та́нцы, танцу́льки3) ав. разг. перелёт; полёт◊to catch smb. on the hop заста́ть кого́-л. враспло́х
2. v1) пры́гать, скака́ть на одно́й ноге́2) подпры́гивать4) вска́кивать ( на ходу);to hop on a bus вскочи́ть на ходу́ в авто́бус
5) хрома́ть6) шутл. пляса́ть, танцева́тьhop along пры́гать на одно́й ноге́;hop off ав. отрыва́ться от земли́; взлета́ть◊to hop it сл. удира́ть, убега́ть
Ⅱhop [hɒp]1. n1) бот. хмель2) амер. сл. о́пиум, нарко́тик2. v1) класть хмель в пи́во2) собира́ть хмель -
2 hop
Japanese hop хмель цепкий, Humulus scandensmedic hop люцерна хмелевидная, Medicago lupulinawild hop хмель обыкновенный, Hymylus lupulusEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > hop
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3 HOP
HOP, helicopter observation post————————HOP, helicopter operationsвертолетные операции; действия вертолетов————————HOP, holding proceduresEnglish-Russian dictionary of planing, cross-planing and slotting machines > HOP
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4 hop off
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5 hop-yard
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6 hop
[ho:p]subst.кучаmängd, massa, samling————————куча, ворох, груда; толпа, ватага -
7 hop
hop nкороткий полетpassenger hopперевозка пассажиров на короткое расстояние -
8 hop along
hop along прыгать на одной ноге -
9 hop the perch
hop the perch умереть -
10 hop the stick
hop the stick а) скрываться от кредиторов б) умереть -
11 hop the twig
hop the twig а) скрываться от кредиторов б) умереть -
12 hop up
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13 hop-bine
hop-bine [ˊhɒpbaɪn] nвью́щийся сте́бель хме́ля -
14 hop-garden
hop-garden [ˊhɒpˏgɑ:dn] nс.-х. хме́льник -
15 hop-o'-my-thumb
hop-o'-my-thumb [ˏhɒpəmɪˊθʌm] nка́рлик; ма́льчик с па́льчик -
16 hop-picker
hop-picker [ˊhɒppɪkə] n1) сбо́рщик хме́ля2) хмелеубо́рочная маши́на -
17 hop-pocket
hop-pocket noun мешок хмеля -
18 hop-
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19 Hop-o'-my-thumb
• Hop-o'-my-thumb [hopthumb] Мальчик-с-пальчик. КарликDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Hop-o'-my-thumb
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20 Hop, skip and jump
• Hop, step [skip] and jump спорт. Тройной прыжокDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Hop, skip and jump
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