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Ear banger
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Usn enlisted slang for a sycophant or toady.
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Bang, английский
- To make a turn, usually in a car, especially in boston. example bang a left up here by the star market.
- A mixture of opium, hemp-leaves, and tobacco, of an intoxicating quality, chewed and smoked by the malays and other people in the east, who, being mostly prohibited the use of wine, double upon mahomet by indulging in other intoxicating matter, as if the manner of doing it cleared off the crime of drunkenness. this horrid stuff gives the maddening excitement which makes a malay run amok (which see).—to bang is colloquially used to express excelling or beating rivals. (see suffolk bang.)
- Восклицательный знак
Bang path, английский
Маршрут с восклицательным знаком
Bang-bang control, английский
Двухпозиционяое (двойное) управление; управление по упорам; цикловое управление
Bang-bang correction torques, английский
Banga, английский
Someone that is down, hip, and with it. example k he was such a banga! m i agree, he was pretty cool.
Bangalore torpedo, английский
Удлинённый подрывной заряд для проделывания проходов в проволочных заграждениях и минных полях
Bangalowe, английский
Bangboard, английский
Бортовая доска, обеспечивающая сохранность сыпучих грузов
Bange, английский
Light fine rain.
Banger, английский
- (n) a kiss. example gimme a banger.
- Derogatory term for a novice player who hits the balls harder than necessary and doesn’t try to play for position
- Старый подержанный автомобиль
Banger, английский
British expression a sausage. example bangers and mash is my favorite british meal.
Banger, английский
Banger, английский
Banger, русский
Уничижительный термин для новичка, который бьет по шарам сильнее чем нужно и не пытается делать выход
Bangers and mash, английский
Bangerter, английский
Bangin', английский
Banging like an 8-0-8, английский
Bangka, английский
Bangkok, английский
Г. бангкок (столица таиланда)
Bangkok agreement, английский
Бангкокское соглашение (заключено между ебрр и комиссией ес в октябре 1991 года)
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Earring, английский
An item of jewelry worn in the ear or on its lobe. plain gold earrings have been worn by seamen since the sixteenth century, reflecting an even older fisherman’s tradition that pierced ears made a man lively and improved his eyesight. latterly they became a deep-sea sailor’s “insurance policy” against drowning. he would buy a pair of rings (which had to be of pure gold), cut one and push it through his ear lobe, then throw the other overboard as an offering, calling out “oh davy jones! i pray you to protect me.” the theory was that the demon would recognize the drowning man’s ring as one of a pair he had already accepted and, having had his due, would guide the man to shore.
Eagre, английский
- A tidal bore or flood.
- Приливный вал в устье реки
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