BORDE

Meaning of BORDE in English

A shilling. A half borde; a sixpence.

Slang English vocab. Английский сленговый словарь. 2012

BÖRDE — Бёрде
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WALBECK, BÖRDE — Вальбек
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SEEHAUSEN, BÖRDE — Зееаузен
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VERGE — n. borde, márgine, extremitá
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SHORE — borde (del mare), costa, rive, plage, litore; v. (~ up) subtener per traves, apoyar
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RIM — borde; (of wheel) felga
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RAND — borde, márgine
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LIMBO — borde del inferne
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KERB — borde de trottuore
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HEM — n. orle (-ar); borde; v. (to ~ in) circumbarrar, circuindar, cernar
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BRINK — borde; (of river) rive
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BRIM — borde, margine. ~FULL: plen til (li) borde
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BORDER — borde, límite, born; (of country) frontiera; (hem) orle; (adjoin) adjacer; (a dress) garnir, bordurar, orlar
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BEVEL — bisel, plan inclinat, borde obliqui; v. biselar (-at)
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BEACH — plage, borde; v. strandar
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ALONG — along. ~ WITH: junt con. -SIDE: (naut.) bord a borde
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BORDELLO — noun (plural -los) Etymology: Italian, from Old French bordel, from borde hut, of Germanic origin; akin to Old English bord …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
BORE
Webster's New International English Dictionary
BORDEL — ˈbȯrd ə l noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, brothel, hut, from Old French, from borde …
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BORDAR — ˈbȯrdər noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin bordarius, from borda hut, cabin (from Old French borde ) + Latin …
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BORD ALEXANDER — ˌbȯrd, -ȯ(ə)d+ noun Usage: usually capitalized A Etymology: alteration (influenced by the name Alexander ) of Middle English borde alisaundre, …
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BORDAGE — ˈbȯrdij noun ( -s ) Etymology: Old French & Middle French, from Old French borde hut, cabin + -age : …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
BORDEL — /bawr"dl/ , n. Archaic. a brothel. [ 1275-1325; ME borde wooden hut ( -el -ellus dim. suffix ]
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
BORDELLO — noun ( plural -los ) Etymology: Italian, from Old French bordel, from borde hut, of Germanic origin; akin to Old …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
BORDELLO — [ bɔ:'dɛləʊ ] ■ noun ( plural ~s ) chiefly N. Amer. a brothel. Origin C16: from Ital., prob. from …
Concise Oxford English vocab
BORDELLO — [bor.del.lo] n, pl -los [It, fr. OF bordel, fr. borde hut, of Gmc origin; akin to OE bord board] (1593): …
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GUATTARI, PIERRE-FLIX — born April 30, 1930, Colombe, France died Aug. 29, 1992, near Blois French psychiatrist and philosopher, a leader of the …
Britannica English vocabulary
BOORDE, ANDREW — born c. 1490, , Borde hill, Cuckfield, Sussex, Eng. died April 1549, Fleet Prison, London Boorde also spelled Borde English …
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BORDELLO — / bɔːˈdeləʊ; NAmE bɔːrˈdeloʊ/ noun ( pl. -os ) ( especially NAmE ) = brothel •• WORD ORIGIN late 16th …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
BORDELLO — n. (pl. -os) esp. US a brothel. [ME (f. It. bordello) f. OF bordel small farm, dimin. of borde ult. …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
BORDELLO — n. (pl. -os) esp. US a brothel. [ ME (f. It. bordello) f. OF bordel small farm, dimin. of borde …
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