Bowl - Dahl's explanatory dictionary. Bowl - Dahl's explanatory dictionary There is a bowl of milk above the yard
There is a bowl of milk above the courtyard (month).
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From the book Newspaper Tomorrow 964 (18 2012) author Zavtra NewspaperBOWL- and. a vessel with a hemisphere or so; brother; misa. who will give one of these little ones a cup of cold water to drink, Matt. *chalice of greeting, farewell, glass of wine. *drink a bitter cup, suffer grief, be in trouble. cup, Solovetsky Sea, drink good health! the house is like a full cup. the house is a bowl-bowl. He and I eat porridge from the same bowl. The porridge (mash) is good, but the cup is small. Whatever cup you poured for your friend, that’s what you should drink yourself. It’s not your cup, it’s not yours to drink. eco happiness - on the bridge with a cup! above the yard, there is a bowl of milk (month)? cup, the same, a vessel for drinking or slurping. wooden cup, misa (bowl), stavec. dirty cup. tea cup. We ask for a cup of tea! have another cup! the cups were knocked, but there was no sign of tea. | bowl, forge a round cradle: the axis rotates and the CAST IRON paws knead the ground. | various things similar to a cup: a shield or plate for a horse sword and broadsword; | knee bone, round bone, attached to the cords of the femur and tibia; | in flowers: a circle in the middle of the tray, inside the corolla, with stamens and fruit. | rounded cutting in a log, when cutting the corners of a log house. | holes on horse teeth that reveal age. The horse took a cup, he was already nine years old. bowl, cup, related to the bowl, cup. cup maker m. court cupbearer, who has drinks in charge and cup makers at hand. in monasteries: a monk in charge of the cellar and drinks. | Sib. a schismatic who eats only from his own cup. cup Cyathus plant. drink, revel, feast.
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BOWL w. a vessel with a hemisphere or so; brother; misa. Who will give one of these little ones a cup of cold water to drink, Matt. * A greeting cup, a farewell cup, a glass of wine. *Drink a bitter cup, suffer grief, be in trouble. Bowl, Solovetsky Sea, drink good health! The house is like a full cup. The house is a bowl-bowl. He and I eat porridge from the same bowl. The porridge (mash) is good, but the cup is small. Whatever cup you pour for your friend, that’s what you should drink yourself. Not your cup, not yours to drink. Eco happiness - on the bridge with a cup! Above the yard, is there a bowl of milk (month)? A cup is also a vessel for drinking or slurping. Wooden cup, misa (bowl), stavec. A dirty cup. Tea cup. We ask for a cup of tea! Have another cup! The cups were knocked, but there was no sign of tea. | Bowl, forge round cradle: the axis rotates and the cast-iron paws knead the ground. | Various things similar to a cup: a shield or plate for a horse sword and broadsword; | knee bone, round bone, attached to the cords of the femur and tibia; | in flowers: a circle in the middle of the tray, inside the corolla, with stamens and fruit. | Round cutting in a log, when cutting the corners of a log house. | Holes on horse teeth that indicate age. The horse took a cup, she is already nine years old. Bowl, cup, related to the bowl, cup. Chashnik is a court cupbearer, who has drinks in charge and cup-makers at hand. In monasteries: a monk in charge of the cellar and drinks. | Sib. a schismatic who eats only from his own cup. Chashnitsa w. Cyathus plant. Drink, revel, feast.- YARD
adv. Using the yard as a place of movement; through … - YARD in Ephraim's Explanatory Dictionary:
courtyard adv. Using the yard as a place of movement; through … - YARD in the New Dictionary of the Russian Language by Efremova:
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adv. circumstances places Using the yard as a place of movement; through … - BOWL in the Directory of Constellations, Latin names.
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- a round drinking vessel with a wide top and narrow bottom. Bowls were usually called vessels without a stem, with a body, ... - ABOVE
CHERTOY" - in the balance sheet - the name of the current... - MONTH in the Dictionary of Economic Terms:
CONTRACT - see CONTRACT MONTH... - MONTH in the Dictionary of Economic Terms:
NEAREST - see NEAREST MONTH... - ABOVE in Medical terms:
see Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide... - BOWL
(lat. Crater) constellation of the Southern Hemisphere, in the middle latitudes of Russia is visible in winter and ... - ABOVE in the Big Encyclopedic Dictionary:
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time period1) synodic - the period of change of lunar phases, equal to 29.5306 sr. solar days.2) Sidereal (stellar) - the time of a complete revolution of the Moon ... - ABOVE
abbreviated name for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide... - MONTH in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, TSB:
a period of time close to the period of the Moon's revolution around the Earth. M. are distinguished (see table and figure): synodic - period of change ... - MONTH in the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Euphron:
a period of time equal to approximately 30 days and based on changes in the phases of the moon (etymologically the words M. and moon in many languages ... - BOWL in the Encyclopedic Dictionary:
, -i, w. 1. In the old days: a round vessel for wine. Silver part. To drink a bitter cup (translated: to experience misfortune; high). Drink... - MONTH in the Encyclopedic Dictionary:
, -a, pl. -y, -ev, m. 1. A unit of time according to the solar calendar, equal to one twelfth of a year (from 28 ... - ABOVE in the Encyclopedic Dictionary:
someone or something, a pretext with those. p. I. Indicates staying, finding someone. on top of, above someone. in some respect. Lamp above the table. ... - BOWL
CHASHA (lat. Crater), constellation South. hemispheres of the sky, on Wed. latitudes of Russia is visible in winter and... - ABOVE in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
abbr. name nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide... - MONTH in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
MONTH, a period of time close to the period of the Moon’s revolution around the Earth. M. are distinguished: synodic - the period of change of lunar phases, equal to 29.5306 ... - MONTH in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
MONTH Gen. Andes. (b. 1936), scientist in the field of electronics, academician. RAS (1984), vice-president. RAS (since 1987). Tr. by high-current emission... - MONTH in the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedia:
? a period of time equal to approximately 30 days and based on changes in the phases of the Moon (etymologically the words M. and moon in many ... - BOWL
cha"sha, cha"shi, cha"shi, cha"sh, cha"she, cha"sham, cha"shu, cha"shi, cha"shey, cha"sheyu, cha"shami, cha"she, ... - MONTH in the Complete Accented Paradigm according to Zaliznyak:
month, months, months, months, months, months, months, months, months, months, months, months, … - MONTH in the Dictionary of epithets:
Moon. About the size and shape of the disc; about the position of the month in the sky, the time of appearance. Tall, distant, two-horned, crooked, steep-horned (popular poet), small, young, ... - COSTS in the Dictionary of the Great Russian Language of Business Communication:
hundred and t - means the final stage of distribution, i.e. availability of goods at a specific retail outlet. Options: it will stand up, it doesn’t stand well. A … - MONTH
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cm. … - MONTH in Abramov's Dictionary of Synonyms.
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aglochasha, brother, gabala, candea, cup, font, constellation, vessel, fate, phial, chara, cup, ... - COSTS in the Russian Synonyms dictionary:
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av, adar, april, boedromium, brumaire, vandemiere, vantose, december, germinal, july, june, iyar, kislev, moon, may, march, marheshvan, messidor, month, month, ... - BOWL in the New Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language by Efremova:
and. 1) a) An ancient feast wine vessel in the shape of a hemisphere. b) The amount of liquid that can be contained in such a vessel. 2) Use. ... - ABOVE- in the New Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language by Efremova:
1. prefix A word-forming unit that forms nouns with the meaning of the same object or phenomenon that is called by the motivating noun, but ... - ABOVE in the New Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language by Efremova:
preposition (and also necessary) with creative. pad. Usage when indicating: 1) location, stay, action of someone. or smth. on top or... - MONTH in the New Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language by Efremova:
1. m. 1) One twelfth part of the astronomical year, each having an independent name (January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, ... - ABOVE
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month, -a, tv. -em, pl. -s, -ev; by month (within months); with the preceding name of the month is written separately, for example: ... - BOWL
In the old days: a round vessel for wine Silver part. Drinking a bitter cup. (translated: to experience misfortune; high). Drink the mortal cup (trans. ... - ABOVE in Ozhegov’s Dictionary of the Russian Language:
Indicates the focus of action on something + Sitting over a book. Laugh at the weirdo. above Indicates being, someone being on top of something, above...
