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Блаинд
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Ставка втёмную (буквально - слепая), которую игрок делает до того, как получил карты; в некоторых разновидностях покера (например, в холдёме) игрок на первой руке обязан ставить блайнд; блайндом также называется сам игрок, сделавший ставку втёмную. различают малый и большой блайнд, когда по условию игры, игрок на первой руке обязан ставить втёмную половину начальной ставки, а следующий - полную ставку, тоже втёмную. за игроком, сделавшим последний блайнд, сохраняется последнее слово в торговле на первом круге игры.
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Blind, английский
- При отсутствии видимости; (в полете) по приборам
- The blind people who are blind. visually impaired verb to make someone blind he was blinded in the accident.
- A слепой
- A name on the west coast of scotland for the pogge, or miller`s thumb (cottus cataphractus).
- Everything that covers besiegers from the enemy. (see orillon.)
- To drill with the circulation medium (water or drill mud) escaping into the sidewalls of the borehole and not overflowing the collar of the drill hole.
- A vein that does not outcrop. 12 a glossary of the diamond-drilling industry
- An underground opening not connected with other workings nearby and at about the same elevation.
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Bluff, английский
- An abrupt high land, projecting almost perpendicularly into the sea, and presenting a bold front, rather rounded than cliffy in outline, as with the headland.
- [1] an almost-perpendicular headland, cape, 45 bluff speed westbound eastbound 10 1838 great western 1843 great western @ 10.43 knots @ 10.17 knots 15 1875 city of berlin 1873 baltic @ 15.21 knots @ 15.09 knots 20 1889 city of paris 1889 city of paris @ 20.01 knots @ 20.03 knots 25 1908 lusitania 1909 mauretania @ 25.01 knots @ 25.16 knots 30 1936 queen mary 1935 normandie @ 30.14 knots @ 30.31 knots 35 1952 united states @ 35.59 knots 40 1998 cat-link v @ 41.3 knots or cliff. [2] a ship with broad, blunt, clumsy bows (probably from old dutch blaf = flat). [3] to mislead by a display of strength, self-confidence, or the like (probably dutch bluffen = brag).
- Отвесный берег; обрыв; утёс
- (a) a high bank or bold headland, with a broad, precipitous, sometimes rounded cliff face overlooking a plain or body of water, especially on the outside of a stream meander; ex. a river bluff. (b) (not preferred) use cliff. any cliff with a steep, broad face. gg bog - waterlogged, spongy ground, consisting primarily of mosses, containing acidic, decaying vegetation such as sphagnum, sedges, and heaths that may develop into peat. compare - fen, marsh, swamp. gg
Blind, английский
- При отсутствии видимости; (в полете) по приборам
- The blind people who are blind. visually impaired verb to make someone blind he was blinded in the accident.
- A слепой
- A name on the west coast of scotland for the pogge, or miller`s thumb (cottus cataphractus).
- Everything that covers besiegers from the enemy. (see orillon.)
- To drill with the circulation medium (water or drill mud) escaping into the sidewalls of the borehole and not overflowing the collar of the drill hole.
- A vein that does not outcrop. 12 a glossary of the diamond-drilling industry
- An underground opening not connected with other workings nearby and at about the same elevation.
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