-
1 вечерний
1) General subject: afterdark, evening, night, vespertine2) Poetical language: vespertinal3) Religion: vesper4) University: extramural (о факультете, курсе)5) Sociology: extra-mural (как форма обучения) -
2 ночной
1) General subject: afterdark, all night, all-night, crepuscular (о летучей мыши, некоторых насекомых), night, nightly, noct, nocturnal, overnight, sleeping (об одежде), vespertine (о птицах), watchman, night-time (night-time sky), redeye2) Zoology: vespertinal (о птицах)5) Jargon: owl (особенно функционирующий поздно ночью)6) Makarov: nocturnal (о цветках)7) Logistics: after-dark -
3 распускающийся вечером
1) General subject: vespertine2) Biology: vespertine (о цветках)3) Botanical term: vespertinal4) Agriculture: vespertine (о цветке)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > распускающийся вечером
См. также в других словарях:
Vespertinal — Ves per*ti nal, a. Vespertine. Lowell. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
vespertinal — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|tīnəl adjective Etymology: Late Latin vespertinalis, from Latin vespertinus + alis al : vespertine became purely vespertinal, never stirring abroad till after dark J.R.Lowell … Useful english dictionary
vespertinal — ves·per·ti·nal … English syllables
vespertine — /ves peuhr tin, tuyn /, adj. 1. of, pertaining to, or occurring in the evening: vespertine stillness. 2. Bot. opening or expanding in the evening, as certain flowers. 3. Zool. appearing or flying in the early evening; crepuscular. Also,… … Universalium
vespertine — /ˈvɛspətaɪn/ (say vespuhtuyn) adjective 1. of, relating to, or occurring in the evening. 2. Botany opening or expanding in the evening, as certain flowers. 3. Zoology appearing or flying in the early evening; crepuscular. Also, vespertinal… …
vespertine — [ves΄pər tī′nəlves′pər tin, ves′pərtīn΄] adj. [L vespertinus < vesper: see VESPER] 1. of or occurring in the evening 2. Bot. opening or blossoming in the evening 3. Zool. becoming active or flying in the early evening: cf. CREPUSCULAR (sense… … English World dictionary
