MONG

Англо-русский перевод MONG

(n) дворняжка

English-Russian Lingvistica'98 dictionary. Англо-Русский словарь Лингвистика'98. 2012

MONG — I. ˈməŋ noun Etymology: Middle English mong mixture, short for ymong, from Old English gemong, gemang mingling, crowd — more …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
MONG — /mung, mong/ , n. Australian. mongrel, esp. a mongrel dog. [ shortened form ]
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MONG — n. (Australian slang) mongrel
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MONG — Noun. Imbecile, idiot. Offensive expression alluding to someone with Down Syndrome, being Mongoloid. Verb. To reach a drugged state where …
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MONG — noun ненормальный
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MONG — (австралийское) (разговорное) дворняжка
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MONG — n австрал. разг. дворняжка
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MONG — n австрал. разг. дворняжка
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MONG — n австрал. разг. дворняжка
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MONG — (австралийское) (разговорное) дворняжка
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MONG-OUT — Verb. Meaning the same as 'mong' (verb). E.g."Those pills were very strong, we only had one each but all monged …
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YOU — (Pronoun, Second person singular (you and me), Topic or Nominative case) ikaw (Pronoun, Second person singular (you, thou), Genitive or …
English-Visayan vocabulary
MONGREL — I. ˈməŋgrəl, ˈmäŋ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from mong (I) 1. : an animal or plant resulting from …
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MUNG — slang Australia variant of mong
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MONGS — plural of mong
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AMONG — əˈməŋ preposition or amongst -ŋzt, -ŋ(k)st Etymology: among from Middle English, fr, Old English on gemonge, on gemange, from on …
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WORDMONGER — — wordmongering , n. /werrd"mung'geuhr, -mong'-/ , n. a writer or speaker who uses words pretentiously or with careless disregard …
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WARMONGERING — /wawr"mung'geuhr ing, -mong'-/ , n. the practices and principles of a warmonger. [ WARMONGER + -ING 1 ]
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WARMONGER — /wawr"mung'geuhr, -mong'-/ , n. a person who advocates, endorses, or tries to precipitate war. [ 1580-90; WAR 1 + MONGER …
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SCAREMONGER — — scaremongering , n. /skair"mung'geuhr, -mong'-/ , n. a person who creates or spreads alarming news. [ 1885-90; SCARE + …
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SCANDALMONGER — /skan"dl mung'geuhr, -mong'-/ , n. a person who spreads scandal or gossip. [ 1715-25; SCANDAL + MONGER ]
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RUMORMONGER — /rooh"meuhr mung'geuhr, -mong'-/ , n. a person given to spreading rumors, often maliciously. [ 1930-35; RUMOR + MONGER ]
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA — /kooh'keuh mung"geuh, -mong"-/ a city in SE California. 55,250.
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PHRASEMONGER — — phrasemongering , n. /frayz"mung'geuhr, -mong'-/ , n. phrasemaker (def. 2). [ 1805-15; PHRASE + MONGER ]
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MONGREL — — mongrelism, mongrelness , n. — mongrelly , adv. /mung"greuhl, mong"-/ , n. 1. a dog of mixed or indeterminate …
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MONGO — mongo 1 /mong"goh/ , n. , pl. mongos . mungo. Also, mongoe . mongo 2 /mong"goh/ , n. , pl. …
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MONGER — Abbreviation: mong. Stupid people--idiot, or alternatively can be used as a nickname for friends. Example: Cassie is just a monger. …
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