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Barrow boy
| Глоссарий устойчивых словосочетаний английского языка |
Уличный торговец с тележкой, на которой разложены товары
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Barrow, английский
- (animal science) a male pig castrated before reaching sexual maturity.
- Round or long mound of earth over burial chamber or deposit. many different shapes and often surrounded by a ditch. a long barrow is an extended tumulus, an unchambered long barrow is a long tumulus without a burial chamber, and a chambered barrow is a tu
- Г. барроу {граф. ланкашир, англия, великобритания)
- A hillock, a tumulus.
- Тачка, тележка bartisan, bartizan сторожевая башенка на углу крепостной стены
Barrow, английский
Barrow, английский
Barrow area, английский
An area that serves as a source of fill, providing soil which is used to raise an existing grade elsewhere.
Barrow crossing, английский
Level crossing at the end of a station platform for use by (or under the supervision of) rail staff only.
Barrow hole, английский
A hole that is left open in an exterior wall during a building’s construction to provide access to the interior. upon completion of construction, the hole is closed up.
Barrow run, английский
A temporary pathway of wood planks or sheets to provide a smooth access for wheeled materials-handling carriers on a building site. barryesque a variation of the italianate style
Barrowman, английский
Barrowway, английский
Boy, английский
From its earliest days, ships of the royal navy carried male children, who served in many capacities, including powder-monkey and apprentice seaman. the official rating of boy seaman evolved during the eighteenth century and eventually created a pool of men, trained in the ways of the navy (but knowing virtually nothing else). in 1903, the rating of boy artificer was introduced, to provide training in the emerging technologies of steam, aircraft, and signals. the recruitment and training of boys continued until its abolition in 1956. boy was an enlisted rating in the united states navy from 1797 until 1893. meanwhile, an apprentice system, introduced in 1875, had begun to form a major part of the training program for enlisted men. its purpose was to attract high caliber youngsters to enlist as apprentice boys for instruction in seamanship, gunnery and the rudiments of a general education. this program was discontinued in 1904.
Boy, английский
Boy look, английский
Boy look, английский
Boy seaman, английский
A young sailor, still in training
Boy-clean, английский
Boy-clean, английский
Boya, испанский
Boyart, английский
An old term for a hoy.
Boyau de mine, французский
Boyaux, английский
The zig-zags or tortuous trenches in the approach of a besieger.
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Costermonger, английский
Уличный торговец фруктами, овощами, рыбой и т.п.
Belisha beacon, английский
Уличный знак – желтый мигающий шар на полосатом столбе; показывает место перехода через улицу
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