Անգլերեն - Ojibwe բառարան:
հոմանիշներ:
| B-17 |
B 17 |
bar fly |
| Bet on two flies walking up the wall |
bomb |
buzz |
| Catch flies |
Catch fly |
circus |
| circuses |
Drink with the flies |
flew |
| Flie |
flie |
Flie a kite |
| flie on |
flie on somebody |
flies |
| flies on somebody |
Flie the coop |
flown |
| Fly a kite |
flying |
fly on |
| fly on somebody |
Fly the coop |
Fortress |
| Land where the crow flies backwards |
Monty Python's Flying Circus |
No flie on |
| No flie on somebody |
No flies on |
No flies on somebody |
| No fly on |
No fly on somebody |
Over with bar flies |
| Over with bar fly |
V-1 missile |
V 1 |
| walk up the wall |
with bar fly | |
սահմանումը:
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1. travel through the air; travel in an airplane; operate an airplane; make something travel through the air; flee; run; pass quickly; toss; cause to float or wave in the air; be waved; travel across or through (in flight) |
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2. small winged insect; flap of fabric used to cover a zipper or buttons; zipper on the front of pants; flap which forms the door of a tent; flight |
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3. fruit fly |
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4. caddis fly |
+2  |
5. attempt: “Give it a fly” |
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6. flying fish |
+1  |
7. pass off a forged cheque |
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8. quick, clever, cunning (Slang) |
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9. Flying Fortress; United States heavy bomber used in World War II. Designed by the Boeing Aircraft Co. in 1934, it cruised at 35,000 ft (10,700 m) at a maximum speed of 287 mph (462 kph). It was called the Flying Fortress because of the.50-caliber machine guns, 13 in all, at every corner. It could carry 3 tons (2.7 metric tons) of bombs in its bays and more on racks under its wings. More than 12,000 B-17s were produced during World War II and most were used for high-level bombing over Europe. |
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10. British comedy troupe. The innovative group, formed in the early 1960s, came to prominence in the 1970s, first on television and later in films. Its members, most of whom met while attending the University of Cambridge, included Graham Chapman (1941–89) and John Cleese (coauthors of most of their skits and films) as well as Terry Jones (b. 1942), Terry Gilliam (b. 1940), Eric Idle (b. 1943) and Michael Palin (b. 1943). The troupe's parodies of British life and television and their array of absurd characters surprised and delighted international audiences. Their films include Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) and Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979). |
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11. flying bomb or buzz bomb; German missile of World War II. The forerunner of modern cruise missiles, it was about 25 ft (8 m) long and had a wingspan of about 18 ft (5.5 m). It was launched from catapult ramps or sometimes from aircraft; it carried an explosive warhead of almost 1,900 lbs (850 kg) and had an average range of 150 mi (240 km). More than 8,000 V-1s were launched against London in 1944–45 and a smaller number against Belgium. |
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12. In general, almost any small flying insect. In entomology, the term refers specifically to the approximately 85,000 species of two-winged, or "true," flies (dipterans). Other insects called flies have wing structures that differ from that of dipterans. |
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13. crane fly |
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14. Fly River |
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15. Mediterranean fruit fly |
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16. Med fly |
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17. robber fly |
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18. assassin fly |
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19. sand fly |
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20. tsetse fly |
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21. warble fly |
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22. Flying Fortress |
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23. flying buttress |
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24. flying shuttle |
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25. flying squirrel |
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26. Flying Tigers |
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27. Monty Python's Flying Circus |
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28. unidentified flying object |
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29. flying bomb; |
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30. any of several thousand species of insects belonging to the order Diptera and characterized by the use of only one pair of wings for flight and the reduction of the second pair of wings to knobs (called halteres) used for balance. The term fly is commonly used for almost any small flying insect. In entomology, however, the name refers specifically to the approximately 85,000 species of dipterans or true flies, which are distributed throughout the world, including the subarctic and high mountains. Dipterans are known by such common names as gnats, midges, mosquitoes and leaf miners, in addition to numerous sorts of flies, including the horsefly, housefly and blowfly and fruit, bee, robber and crane flies. Many other species of insects are called flies (e.g., dragonflies, caddisflies and mayflies), but their wing structures serve to distinguish them from true flies. Many species of dipterans are of great importance economically and some, such as the common housefly and certain mosquitoes, are of importance as disease carriers. |
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31. adj (before noun) These jeans fasten with fly buttons. See also button-fly at button. |
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32. The fly was a predominant soul-symbol within many ancient religions. Many primitives believed that flies possessed souls of deceased persons, and by swallowing a fly the women conceived and bear children. Virgin mothers of Celtic heroes - Etain, Cuchulainn - conceived this way. The Greeks similarly believed that souls traveled from one life to the next in insect form; their very word for soul, psyche, meant a butterfly. As in the Middle East, Baal-Zebub or Beelzebub was "Lord of Flies" because he was a psychopomp, his title really meant "Lord of Souls". Such ideas and images indicate a very archaic mode of thought, which predates the discovery of fatherhood. Women thought they conceived by themselves. Both men and women were attempting to imagine methods by which the fetus entered the woman's body. |
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33. enthomology and crop protection Any of numerous two-winged insects of the order Diptera, especially any of the family Muscidae. Examples of true flies are the house fly and the tsetse fly. The true flies (order Diptera) should not be confused with other insects that are called "flies", such as caddisfly, butterfly, and dragonfly, that belong to other insect orders. |
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34. to be a compulsive gambler |
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35. yawn; astounded look with jaw wide open |
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36. to drink alone |
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37. cool; stylish; sophisticated: “She's fly” (from obsolete sense “knowing, sharp, cunning”) |
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38. attempt to obtain reactions to a proposal for a course of action by allowing it to be circulated as a rumour or unconfirmed report |
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39. leave home |
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40. remote outback |
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41. someone is not easily tricked |
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42. obsolete honest |
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43. somebody going over to talk to the old men who drink and talk in the front bar of a pub (hotel) from when they open to when they closes (they sit on a beer for hours) |
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"fly": ojibwe բառերը եւ Թարգմանություններ է:
|
Անգլերեն |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
fly |
oojii+g
|
| 2. |
fly |
oojiins+ag
|
"fly" (ojibwe)
խոնարհում:
present I fly you fly he/she/it flies we fly you fly they fly
simple past I flew you flew he/she/it flew we flew you flew they flew
present perfect I have flown you have flown he/she/it has flown we have flown you have flown they have flown
past continuous I was flying you were flying he/she/it was flying we were flying you were flying they were flying
future I shall fly you will fly he/she/it will fly we shall fly you will fly they will fly
continuous present I am flying you are flying he/she/it is flying we are flying you are flying they are flying
subjunctive I be flown you be flown he/she/it be flown we be flown you be flown they be flown
diverse fly let's fly flown flying
. "fly": արտահայտությունները:
|
Անգլերեն |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
about: fly ~ |
babaamibide |
| 2. |
about: fly ~ |
babaamibizo |
| 3. |
across: fly ~ |
aazhogebizo |
| 4. |
across: fly ~ |
aazhogedaabii`iwe |
| 5. |
along: fly ~ |
bimibizo |
| 6. |
along: fly ~ |
bimise |
| 7. |
along: fly ~/by |
bimibide |
| 8. |
around: fly ~ |
babaamibizo |
| 9. |
around: fly ~ |
babaamibide |
| 10. |
arrow: let ~s fly |
bagidaakwii |
| 11. |
away: fly ~ making noise |
maajiiwebide |
| 12. |
away: fly ~ making noise |
maajiiwebizo |
| 13. |
circle: fly around in ~s |
bizhibase § |
| 14. |
circle: fly in a ~ |
gizhibaayaashi |
| 15. |
down: fly ~ |
naanzhibani`o |
| 16. |
down: fly ~ |
naanzhi |
| 17. |
down: fly ~ |
naanzhise |
| 18. |
down: fly ~ |
niisise |
| 19. |
down: fly ~ |
niisibizo |
| 20. |
duck: fat ~ that cannot fly |
bako zhiishiib+ag |
| 21. |
fast: fly ~ |
gizhiise |
| 22. |
fast: fly ~ |
gizhiiyaashi |
| 23. |
fast: fly ~ |
gizhiiyaasin |
| 24. |
fat duck that cannot fly |
bako zhiishiib+ag |
| 25. |
fly about |
babaamise |
| 26. |
fly about |
babaamibizo |
| 27. |
fly about |
babaamibide |
| 28. |
fly across |
aazhogedaabii`iwe |
| 29. |
fly across |
aazhogebizo |
| 30. |
fly agaric |
oshtimiskwazhashkwedo+wag |
| 31. |
fly agaric |
oshtimiskwazhashkwakii+g |
| 32. |
fly along |
bimise |
| 33. |
fly along |
bimibizo |
| 34. |
fly along/by |
bimibide |
| 35. |
fly around |
babaamibide |
| 36. |
fly around |
babaamagoojin |
| 37. |
fly around |
babaamagoode |
| 38. |
fly around |
biimiskobizo |
| 39. |
fly around |
biimiskobide |
| 40. |
fly around |
babaamise |
| 41. |
fly around |
babaamibizo |
| 42. |
fly around in circles |
bizhibase |
| 43. |
fly at night |
niibaabizo |
| 44. |
fly away |
animibizo |
| 45. |
fly away |
animise |
| 46. |
fly away |
bazikwa`o |
| 47. |
fly away |
animaashi |
| 48. |
fly away |
animaasin |
| 49. |
fly away |
animibide |
| 50. |
fly away from SB |
ozhim |
| 51. |
fly away making noise |
animwewebizo |
| 52. |
fly away making noise |
maajiiwebizo |
| 53. |
fly away making noise |
maajiiwebide |
| 54. |
fly away making noise |
animwewebide |
| 55. |
fly away with noise |
animiwewebizo |
| 56. |
fly away with noise |
animiwewebide |
| 57. |
fly away: make SB ~ § |
maajiiyaashim |
| 58. |
fly away: make ST ~ |
maajiiyaasidoon |
| 59. |
fly back |
biskaabibizo |
| 60. |
fly back |
biskaabibide |
| 61. |
fly by |
bimibizo |
| 62. |
fly by |
bimiwebaashi |
| 63. |
fly by |
bimise |
| 64. |
fly down |
naanzhibizo |
| 65. |
fly down |
niisibizo |
| 66. |
fly down |
naanzhibide |
| 67. |
fly down |
naazhibide |
| 68. |
fly down |
niisise |
| 69. |
fly down |
naanzhibani`o |
| 70. |
fly fast |
gizhiiyaashi |
| 71. |
fly fast |
gizhiise |
| 72. |
fly fast |
gizhiibizo |
| 73. |
fly fast |
gizhiiyaasin |
| 74. |
fly from SP |
onjise |
| 75. |
fly from ST |
ozhindan |
| 76. |
fly from there |
onjibide |
| 77. |
fly from there |
onjibizo |
| 78. |
fly here |
biidaasin |
| 79. |
fly here |
biijibide |
| 80. |
fly here |
biijise |
| 81. |
fly here |
biidaashi |
| 82. |
fly here |
biijibizo |
| 83. |
fly high |
ishpaasin |
| 84. |
fly high |
ishpaashi |
| 85. |
fly high |
ishpa`am |
| 86. |
fly in |
biinjibizo |
| 87. |
fly in |
biinjise |
| 88. |
fly in |
biinjibide |
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