HOK

Русско-английский перевод HOK

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(наименьшее общее кратное), least common multiple

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HOK — ˈhäk noun ( -s ) Etymology: Afrikaans hak, from Dutch hok hutch, hovel, from Middle Dutch hocke corn, grain — …
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YEN-HOK — ˈyenˈhäk noun Etymology: Chinese (Cant) yin-hòk, from in, yin opium + hòk dipper, ladle : a needlelike instrument used in …
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HOK-LO — ˈhȯ(ˌ)klō, ˈhä(- noun ( plural hok-lo or hok-los ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Chinese (Cant), man from Fukien, from hok …
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HOCK — I. noun Etymology: Middle English hoch, hough, from Old English hōh heel; akin to Old Norse hāsin ~ Date: 1540 …
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HOOK — I. ˈhu̇k noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English hok, hook, from Old English hōc; akin to Old Frisian hōk …
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TENTERHOOK — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English tentourhok, tayntyrhok, from taynter, tayntour tenter + hok hook 1. : a sharp hooked nail …
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SHEER HOOK — noun Etymology: Middle English sherhok, from sheren to shear + hok hook : an arrangement of heavy hooks usually on …
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SHEEPHOOK — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English shephoke, from shep, sheep sheep + hoke, hok hook : a shepherd's crook
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SHAVE HOOK — noun Etymology: Middle English shave hok, from shaven to shave + hok hook : a tool consisting of a sharp-edged …
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POTHOOK — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English pothoke, from pot (I) + hoke, hok, hook hook 1. : a hook in the …
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HOKKU — ˈhȯ(ˌ)kü, ˈhä(- noun ( plural hokku ) Etymology: Japanese, from hok beginning, first + ku hemistich 1. : a fixed …
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FISHHOOK — ˈfishˌhu̇k, ˈfiˌshu̇k noun Etymology: Middle English fishhok, from fish + hok hook — more at hook 1. : a hook …
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QUOAD HOC — /kwaw"ahd hohk"/ ; Eng. /kwoh"ad hok"/ , Latin. as much as this; to this extent.
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PROPTER HOC — /prddawp"terdd hawk"/ ; Eng. /prop"teuhr hok"/ , Latin. because of this. Cf. post hoc .
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POST HOC, ERGO PROPTER HOC — /pohst" hohk", erdd"goh prddohp"terdd hohk'/ ; Eng. /pohst" hok", err"goh prop"teuhr hok' er"goh/ , Latin. after this, therefore because of …
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POST HOC — /pohst" hohk"/ ; Eng. /pohst" hok"/ , Latin. after this; afterward.
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MOHOCK — — Mohockism , n. /moh"hok/ , n. one of a group of aristocratic ruffians who attacked people at night on …
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IN HOC SIGNO VINCES — /in hohk" sig"noh wing"kays/ ; Eng. /in hok" sig"noh vin"seez/ , Latin. in this sign shalt thou conquer: motto used …
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HOUGH — /hok/ ; Scot. /hokh/ , n. 1. Scot. hock 1 (defs. 1, 2). v.t. 2. Scot. to hamstring. v.i. 3. …
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HOLLYHOCK — /hol"ee hok', -hawk'/ , n. any of several plants belonging to the genus Alcea (or Althaea ), of the mallow …
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HOKKU — /haw"kooh, hok"ooh/ , n. , pl. hokku . Pros. 1. the opening verse of a linked verse series. 2. haiku. …
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HOKEY — — hokeyness, hokiness , n. /hoh"kee/ , adj. hokier, hokiest . 1. cloyingly sentimental; mawkish. 2. obviously contrived, esp. to …
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HOCKSHOP — /hok"shop'/ , n. a pawnshop. [ 1870-75; HOCK 3 + SHOP ]
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HOCKNEY — /hok"nee/ , n. David , born 1937, British artist.
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HOCKLE — /hok"euhl/ , v. , hockled, hockling , n. v.i. 1. (of a rope) to have the yarns spread and kinked …
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HOCK — hock 1 /hok/ , n. 1. the joint in the hind leg of a horse, cow, etc., above the fetlock …
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AD HOCKERY — /ad hok"euh ree/ reliance on temporary solutions rather than on consistent, long-term plans. Also, ad hocery /ad hok"euh ree/ , …
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HOKEY — [hok.ey] adj hok.i.er ; -est (1927) 1: [1]corny 3 "the usual ~ melodrama" 2: obviously contrived: phony "the plots are …
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CHINA 1 — also called Chicom 1, or PRC 1 first Earth satellite orbited by the People's Republic of China. It was launched …
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HOKEY — hok|ey BrE AmE ˈhəʊk |i AmE ˈhoʊk |i ▷ hok|ier i‿ə AmE i‿ ə r ▷ hok|iest i‿ɪst i‿əst ▷ …
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