POLLE

Англо-русский перевод POLLE

Полле

American English-Russian dictionary. Американский Англо-Русский словарь. 2012

TADPOLE — noun Etymology: Middle English taddepol, from tode toad + polle head Date: 15th century a larval amphibian
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POLEAX — I. noun Etymology: Middle English polax, pollax, from pol, polle poll + ax Date: 14th century a battle-ax with a …
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POLLARD — I. ˈpälə(r)d noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from pol, polle head + -ard — more at poll 1. …
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POLL — I. ˈpōl noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English pol, polle, from Middle Low German, head, top; …
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POLEAX — I. noun or pole·axe or pol·lax or pol·laxe ˈpōˌlaks Etymology: Middle English polax, pollax, from pol, polle head + ax …
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POULARDE — noun also pou·lard (ˈ)pü|lärd ( -s ) Etymology: French poularde, from Middle French pollarde, from polle, poule hen — more …
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POLLIWOG — noun or pol·ly·wog ˈpälēˌwäg, -wȯg ( -s ) Etymology: alteration of earlier polwigge, alteration of Middle English polwygle, probably from …
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POLEHEAD — ˈpōlˌhed noun Etymology: Middle English polheved, from pol, polle head + heved head — more at poll , head archaic …
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DODDYPOLL — ˈdädēˌpōl noun Etymology: alteration (influenced by dod ) (I) of Middle English dotypolle, dotepol, probably from dote fool (from doten …
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POLL — poll 1 — pollable , adj. — poller , n. /pohl/ , n. 1. a sampling or collection of opinions …
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POLL — I. ˈpōl noun Etymology: Middle English pol, polle, from Middle Low German Date: 14th century 1. : head 2. a. …
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POLEAX — I. ˈpōl-ˌaks noun Etymology: Middle English polax, pollax, from pol, polle poll + ax Date: 14th century 1. : a …
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TADPOLE — noun Etymology: Middle English taddepol, from tode toad + polle head Date: 15th century : a larval amphibian ; specifically …
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TADPOLE — [tad.pole] n [ME taddepol, fr. tode toad + polle head] (15c): a larval amphibian; specif: a frog or toad larva …
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POLL — [poll] n [ME pol, polle, fr. MLG] (14c) 1: head 2. a: the top or back of the head b: …
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POLEAX — [pole.ax] n [ME polax, pollax, fr. pol, polle poll + ax] (14c) 1: a battle-ax with a short handle and …
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