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Lady, английский
Lady, английский
Lady help, английский
Экономка благородного происхождения, к которой относятся как к члену семьи
Lady marmalade, английский
Lady mayoress, английский
Женщина, несущая общественные обязанности супруги мэра (если он холост или вдов; обыкновен. его сестра, дочь или другая родственница) lady-chair сиденье, образуемое сплетением четырех рук (для переноски раненых)
Lady of th, английский
Gun-room. a gunner`s mate, who takes charge of the after-scuttle, where gunners` stores are kept.
Lady of the manor, английский
Lady's room, английский
Ladybird, английский
Ladybird, английский
Ladybug, английский
Lady’s aide, английский
Same as "mechanical bridge"
Young, английский
- Being in the first or early stage of life or growth; youthful; not old
- A word often used for uninitiated.—young gentlemen, a general designation for midshipmen, whatever their age.
Young adult borough center, английский
Young flood, английский
See flood.
Young gentleman, английский
A term formerly used to describe a midshipman. your number’s up: this phrase, which today means “you’ve been caught,” “you’re in trouble,” or even “you’re about to die,” comes from the days of fighting sail. for ease of signaling and identification, every warship was given a unique four-letter “number” which, when hoisted, was said to be “up.” when the flagship flew a number with no other message, it was a peremptory summons for the captain to report immediately to the admiral. this frequently meant a reprimand for some lapse of conduct or dereliction of duty, so word from the officer on watch “captain, your number’s up” was seldom welcomed. yow-yow: a small chinese sampan.
Young ice, английский
Nearly the same as bay-ice, except that it is only applied to ice very recently formed, or of the present season.
Young lake, английский
Молодое озеро (озеро в начальной стадии развития. отсутствуют эрозия берегов и эвтрофические явления)
Young life, английский
Young man, английский
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