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Grossier, rude
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Coarse, английский
Грубый; большой (о шаге винта)
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Rude, английский
Rude o'clock, английский
Rude o'clock, английский
Rudeling, английский
Pl. rudelings. def. a rude person. for starcraft fans, similar to zergling. example the professor thinks the students were a bunch of rudelings for using their cellphones in the middle of class.
Rudeling, английский
Pl. rudelings. def. a rude person. for starcraft fans, similar to zergling. example the professor thinks the students were a bunch of rudelings for using their cellphones in the middle of class.
Rudely, английский
Rudens, ntis, m, латинский
Rudenture, английский
Ruder (n.) freigängig, немецкий
Rudera [um, npl], латинский
Ruderation, английский
The process of paving with pebbles or small stones and mortar.
Ruderatum [i, n], латинский
Ruderatus [a, um], латинский
Ruderatus, a, um, латинский
Rudercheck (m.), немецкий
Rudere [o, ivi, -], латинский
Rudestrian, английский
An able-bodied jaywalker who, being waved across the street by a courteous motorist, seems to cross slower than he or she would if there were no traffic. example as jeremy sat helpless and fuming in the cab, his train beginning to roll out of the station without him, he considered what a fine hood ornament this latest rudestrian would make.
Rudestrian, английский
An able-bodied jaywalker who, being waved across the street by a courteous motorist, seems to cross slower than he or she would if there were no traffic. example as jeremy sat helpless and fuming in the cab, his train beginning to roll out of the station without him, he considered what a fine hood ornament this latest rudestrian would make.
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Coat, английский
- Шерстный покров
- Corrected outside air temperature
- To cover or apply to a substrate surface a layer of a photoresist material by dipping
- A single layer of plaster, paint, or any type of material applied to a surface.
- A layer of material covering an organ or a cavity verb to cover something with something else
- A piece of tarred canvas nailed round above the partners, or that part where the mast or bowsprit enters the deck. its use is to prevent the water from running down between decks. there is sometimes a coat for the rudder, nailed round the hole where the rudder traverses in the ship`s counter. it also implies the stuff with which the ship`s sides or masts are varnished, to defend them from the sun and weather, as turpentine, pitch, varnish, or paint; in this sense we say, “give her a coat of tar or paint.” by neglecting the scraper this may become a crust of coatings.
Coarse, английский
Грубый; большой (о шаге винта)
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