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1. n иголка, игла2. n вязальная спица3. n вязальный крючок4. n гравировальная игла, гравировальный резец5. n граммофонная иголкаpine needle — хвоя, сосновая иголка
6. n хвоя, иголки7. n стрелка8. n остроконечная вершина; утёс9. n архит. шпиль; шпиц10. n архит. обелиск11. n игольчатый кристаллneedle ore — игольчатая руда; айкинит
12. n сл. хандра, раздражениеto get the needle — хандрить; злиться
13. n шприцneedle administration — введение лекарства инъекцией, подкожное впрыскивание
14. n разг. укол, впрыскивание15. n сл. наркотики16. n разг. колкое замечание; шпилькаto look for a needle in a haystack — искать иголку в стоге сена, заниматься безнадёжным делом
17. v шить; зашивать18. v прокалывать иглой19. v протискиваться, пробираться20. v разг. язвить, дразнить; раздражать21. v разг. науськивать, подстрекать22. v амер. разг. крепить23. v амер. разг. приукрашивать; прилгнутьСинонимический ряд:1. indicator (noun) dial; director; gauge; indicator; pointer2. sewing instrument (noun) awl; darner; knitting needle; pin; sewing instrument; skewer; spike3. sharp instrument (noun) hypodermic; hypodermic syringe; phonograph needle; probe; sharp instrument; stylus; syringe4. thorn (noun) prickle; thorn5. worry (verb) annoy; bedevil; beleaguer; dun; gnaw; goad; hagride; harass; harry; nag; pester; plague; prod; provoke; question; tantalize; tease; worry
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