IK/GES

Meaning of IK/GES in English

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GES — plural of ge
Webster's New International English Dictionary
IK — (pron.) I.
Английский словарь Webster
IK — ( pron. ) I.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
IK — pron i.
Webster English vocab
IK — Inverse Kinematics
Computer Acronyms English vocab
IK — I know.
English Glossary of Computer and Internet Terms
IK — сущ.; уменьш. от Isaac Айк
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IK — сущ.; уменьш. от Isaac Айк
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IK — _n. _уменьш. of Isaac Айк
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IK — сущ.; уменьш. от IsaacАйк
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
IK — Айк
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IK — Айк
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IK — _n. _уменьш. of Isaac Айк
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IK — n. уменьш. of Isaac Айк
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IK — сущ.; уменьш. от Isaac Айк
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IK — сущ.; уменьш. от Isaac Айк
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ANAGOGE — or anagogy noun (plural -ges or -gies) see: agent Date: 15th century interpretation of a word, passage, or text (as …
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SYMPATHOLYTIC — I. |simpəthō|lid.ik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sympatho- + -lytic : tending to oppose the physiological results of sympathetic nervous …
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PROBLEMATIC — I. |präblə̇|mad.]ik, ]at], ]ēk adjective or prob·lem·at·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- Etymology: problematic from French problématique, from Late Latin problematicus, from Greek …
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JESS — I. noun or jesse ˈjes ( plural jesses ) Etymology: Middle English ges, gesse, from Middle French gies, giez, from …
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GE — I. variant of gee II. ˈzhā noun ( plural ge or ges ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Portuguese gê, of …
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EXCENTRIC — I. ik, (ˈ)ek(s)+ variant of eccentric II. adjective or ex·central ik-, (ˈ)ek(s)+ Etymology: ex- (I) + centric or central : …
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CHOLERETIC — I. | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|red.ik adjective Etymology: from New Latin choleresis, after such pairs as New Latin diuresis: English diuretic : of or …
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CHARISMATIC — I. |karə̇z|mad.ik adjective Etymology: Greek charismat-, charisma + English -ic 1. : constituting or resulting from charisma charismatic gifts 2. …
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-IC — I. _ik, _ēk; ˌik in a few words that have a heavy stress on a syllable preceding the penult, as …
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PARAMEDIC — paramedic 1 /par'euh med"ik/ , n. a person who is trained to assist a physician or to give first aid …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
JESS — /jes/ , Falconry. n. 1. a short strap fastened around the leg of a hawk and attached to the leash. …
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ICHTHYOSIS — — ichthyotic /ik'thee ot"ik/ , adj. /ik'thee oh"sis/ , n. Pathol. a hereditary skin disease in which the epidermis continuously …
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ICHTHYOLOGY — — ichthyologic /ik'thee euh loj"ik/ , ichthyological , adj. — ichthyologically , adv. — ichthyologist , n. /ik'thee ol"euh jee/ …
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ICHTHYOLITE — — ichthyolitic /ik'thee euh lit"ik/ , adj. /ik"thee euh luyt'/ , n. a fossil fish. [ 1820-30; ICHTHYO- + -LITE …
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GUESTIMATE — v. /ges"teuh mayt'/ ; n. /ges"teuh mit, -mayt'/ v.t., guestimated, guestimating , n. guesstimate.
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GUESSTIMATE — v. /ges"teuh mayt'/ ; n. /ges"teuh mit, -mayt'/ , v. , guesstimated, guesstimating , n. Informal. v.t. 1. to estimate …
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GIMMICKRY — /gim"ik ree/ , n. 1. the use of gimmicks. 2. an abundance of gimmicks. Also, gimmickery /gim"ik ree, -ik euh …
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GESNER — /ges"neuhr/ ; Ger. /ges"neuhrdd/ , n. Konrad von /kon"rad von/ ; Ger. /kawn"rddaht feuhn/ , 1516-65, Swiss naturalist.
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EXPLOIT — exploit 1 /ek"sployt, ik sployt"/ , n. a striking or notable deed; feat; spirited or heroic act: the exploits of …
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CANALICULUS — — canalicular, canaliculate /kan'l ik"yeuh lit, -yeuh layt'/ , canaliculated , adj. — canaliculation /kan'l ik'yeuh lay"sheuhn/ , n. /kan'l …
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EXTRACT — I. ik-ˈstrakt, oftenest in sense 5 ˈek-ˌ transitive verb Etymology: Middle English, from Latin extractus, past participle of extrahere, from …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
EXPLOIT — I. ˈek-ˌsplȯit, ik-ˈ noun Etymology: Middle English espleit, expleit, exploit furtherance, outcome, from Anglo-French, from Latin explicitum, neuter of explicitus, …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
EXCUSE — I. ik-ˈskyüz, imperatively often ˈskyüz transitive verb ( ex·cused ; ex·cus·ing ) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French escuser, excuser, from …
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WARWICK — I. ˈwär-ik, US also ˈwȯr-ik, ˈwȯr-(ˌ)wik biographical name Earl of 1428-1471 Richard Nev·ille ˈne-vəl ; the Kingmaker English soldier & …
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TURGESCENT — [tur.ges.cent] adj [L turgescent-, turgescens, prp. of turgescere to swell, incho. of turgere to be swollen] (ca. 1727): becoming turgid, …
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SUGGESTIVE — [sug.ges.tive] adj (1631) 1 a: giving a suggestion: indicative "~ of a past era" b: full of suggestions: stimulating thought …
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PROGESTOGEN — [pro.ges.to.gen] n [progestational + -ogen (as in estrogen)] (1942): any of several progestational steroids (as progesterone) -- pro.ges.to.gen.ic adj
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INGEST — [in.gest] vt [L ingestus, pp. of ingerere to carry in, fr. in- + gerere to bear] (1620): to take in …
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GESTURE — [ges.ture] n [ME, fr. ML gestura mode of action, fr. L gestus, pp. of gerere] (15c) 1 archaic: carriage, bearing …
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GESTICULATE — [ges.tic.u.late] vi -lat.ed ; -lat.ing [L gesticulatus, pp. of gesticulari, fr. (assumed) L gesticulus, dim. of L gestus] (ca. 1609): …
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GESTATION — [ges.ta.tion] n [L gestation-, gestatio, fr. gestare to bear, freq. of gerere to bear] (1615) 1: the carrying of young …
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GESTATE — [ges.tate] vb ges.tat.ed ; ges.tat.ing [back-formation fr. gestation] vt (1866) 1: to carry in the uterus during pregnancy 2: to …
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GESSO — [ges.so] n, pl gessoes [It, lit., gypsum, fr. L gypsum] (1596) 1: plaster of paris or gypsum prepared with glue …
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DIGESTIVE — [di.ges.tive] n (14c): an aid to digestion esp. of food [2]digestive adj (15c) 1: relating to or functioning in digestion …
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DECONGESTION — [de.con.ges.tion] n (1908): the process of relieving congestion -- de.con.gest vt -- de.con.ges.tive adj
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CONGEST — [con.gest] vb [L congestus, pp. of congerere to bring together, fr. com- + gerere to bear] vt (1758) 1: to …
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PORTA, GIACOMO DELLA — born c. 1537, , Rome, Papal States died 1602, Rome Italian architect whose work represents the development in style from …
Britannica English vocabulary
BACICCIA — born May 8, 1639, Genoa died April 2, 1709, Rome byname of Giovanni Battista Gaulli leading Roman Baroque painter of …
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GESTURE — ges|ture BrE AmE ˈdʒes |tʃə ⇨ˈdʒeʃ- AmE -|tʃ ə r ▷ ges|tured tʃəd AmE tʃ ə rd ▷ ges|tures tʃəz …
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
JESS — n. & v. --n. a short strap of leather, silk, etc., put round the leg of a hawk in falconry. …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
JESS — n. & v. n. a short strap of leather, silk, etc., put round the leg of a hawk in falconry. …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
JESS — n. & v. --n. a short strap of leather, silk, etc., put round the leg of a hawk in falconry. …
Oxford English vocab
GUESS — INDEX: 1. to guess something 2. what you say when you guess something 3. to guess correctly 4. to guess …
Longman Activator English vocab
GEESE — ges, ges
Англо-Староанглийский словарь
GUESS — guess.ogg 1. ges n 1. догадка; предположение lucky guess - счастливая догадка scientific guess - научное предположение by guess - …
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GUESS — 1. [ges] n 1. догадка; предположение lucky ~ - счастливая догадка scientific ~ - научное предположение by ~ - наугад …
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GUESS — 1. ges n 1. догадка; предположение lucky guess - счастливая догадка scientific guess - научное предположение by guess - наугад …
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