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Рыба
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- См. фиш.
- Рыба , биться как рыба об лед, ловить рыбу в мутной воде, нем как рыба
- Игрок, который не очень хорош, но готов держать пари с игроками более высокого уровня.
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Fish, английский
- Hot guy. example omg! look at the fish twirling his mustache--over there, standing in the corner.
- Any of various cold-blooded, aquatic vertebrates, having gills, commonly fins, and typically an elongated body covered with scales
- A true fish is a vertebrate with gills that lives in water. however, in fisheries, the term "fish" is generally used more broadly to include any harvestable animal living in water, including molluscs, crustaceans and echinoderms.
- A player who is not very good and is willing to wager with people of better skill.
- 1. to repair a mast or spar with a fillet of wood.
- [1] a long strip of wood or iron used to strengthen a spar or joint. [2] to apply such a strip. [3] to hoist an anchor until its flukes reach the gunwale. [4] slang for a torpedo (also tin fish). [4] a creature that lives in water, characteristically having gills for underwater breathing, fins, and a streamlined body. [5] to catch or try to catch such a creature (also fishing).
- Fishing. the article recovered and/or the act or processes involved in the recovery of lost drilling tools, casing, or other articles from a borehole.
- Fluorescence in-situ hybridization
Fisch, немецкий
Fisk, шведский
Fish, английский
Fish, английский
Fish, английский
Fish, английский
Fish, английский
Фиш, русский
Английский эквивалент слову лох. это одна из самых резких оценок плохой игры. поговорка гласит: ш если за первые полчаса игры - вы не нашли за столом лоха, этот лох - вы! этимология: от fish (англ.) - рыба. см. также провайдер, сакер.
Рыба, русский
Hal, английский
Уровень аппаратных абстракций; слой абстрагирования от оборудования; уровень абстрагирования от аппаратных средств; уровень абстракции аппаратуры; абстрактный аппаратный слой
Риба, болгарский
Piscis [is, m], латинский
Piscatus [us, m] (parare piscatum sibi), латинский
سمك, арабский
Fisk, датский
El pez, испанский
Pesce, итальянский
鱼, китайский
Yú
물고기, корейский
Ryba, польский
Balık, турецкий
Kala, финский
Le poisson, французский
Ryba, чешский
魚, японский
Fiŝo, эсперанто
Samaki, суахили
Poisson, французский
Peşte, румынский
Pez, pescado, испанский
Загас, монгольский
ماهی, фарси
Балық, казахский
Finfish, английский
A common term to define fish as separate from shellfish.
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Fishing, английский
- In taking celestial observations, means the sweeping to find a star or other object when near its approximate place.
- The activity of catching creatures living in water.
- The catching, taking, or harvesting of fish; the attempted catching, taking, or harvesting of fish; any other activity that can reasonably be expected to result in the catching, taking, or harvesting of fish; any operations at sea in support of, or in preparation for, any of these activities.
Fish, английский
- Hot guy. example omg! look at the fish twirling his mustache--over there, standing in the corner.
- Any of various cold-blooded, aquatic vertebrates, having gills, commonly fins, and typically an elongated body covered with scales
- A true fish is a vertebrate with gills that lives in water. however, in fisheries, the term "fish" is generally used more broadly to include any harvestable animal living in water, including molluscs, crustaceans and echinoderms.
- A player who is not very good and is willing to wager with people of better skill.
- 1. to repair a mast or spar with a fillet of wood.
- [1] a long strip of wood or iron used to strengthen a spar or joint. [2] to apply such a strip. [3] to hoist an anchor until its flukes reach the gunwale. [4] slang for a torpedo (also tin fish). [4] a creature that lives in water, characteristically having gills for underwater breathing, fins, and a streamlined body. [5] to catch or try to catch such a creature (also fishing).
- Fishing. the article recovered and/or the act or processes involved in the recovery of lost drilling tools, casing, or other articles from a borehole.
- Fluorescence in-situ hybridization
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