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в PONS речника
con·cer·ˈti·na fold СЪЩ ИНФОРМ
в PONS речника
в PONS речника
I. con·cer·ti·na [ˌkɒn(t)səˈti:nə, Am ˈkɑ:n(t)sɚ-] СЪЩ
Konzertina f <-, -s> spec
Ziehharmonika f <-, -s>
CH a. Handorgel f
II. con·cer·ti·na [ˌkɒn(t)səˈti:nə, Am ˈkɑ:n(t)sɚ-] ГЛАГ нпрх Brit, Aus
III. con·cer·ti·na [ˌkɒn(t)səˈti:nə, Am ˈkɑ:n(t)sɚ-] ГЛАГ прх Brit, Aus
I. fold [fəʊld, Am foʊld] СЪЩ
1. fold (crease):
Falte f <-, -n>
2. fold (pen):
Pferch м <-es, -e>
3. fold (home):
Schoß м <-es, Schö̱·ße>
4. fold ГЕОЛ:
Falte f <-, -n>
II. fold [fəʊld, Am foʊld] ГЛАГ прх
1. fold (bend):
2. fold (wrap):
to fold sb/sth in sth
jdn/etw in etw вин einwickeln
3. fold (make by folding):
4. fold (mix):
III. fold [fəʊld, Am foʊld] ГЛАГ нпрх
1. fold (bend):
2. fold (fail):
eingehen разг
3. fold (admit defeat):
sich вин beugen
nachgeben <gibt nach, gab nach, nachgegeben>
Запис в OpenDict
fold ГЛАГ
to fold (in poker) CARDS
to fold (in poker) CARDS
Present
Iconcertina
youconcertina
he/she/itconcertinas
weconcertina
youconcertina
theyconcertina
Past
Iconcertinaed
youconcertinaed
he/she/itconcertinaed
weconcertinaed
youconcertinaed
theyconcertinaed
Present Perfect
Ihaveconcertinaed
youhaveconcertinaed
he/she/ithasconcertinaed
wehaveconcertinaed
youhaveconcertinaed
theyhaveconcertinaed
Past Perfect
Ihadconcertinaed
youhadconcertinaed
he/she/ithadconcertinaed
wehadconcertinaed
youhadconcertinaed
theyhadconcertinaed
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Vocal and concertina records were released with a call-and-response style and a concertina used as a counterpoint to the lead vocal.
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When the rich man showed up to see how he was fighting, he found the soldier standing and playing the concertina during a battle.
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The compound looked like other camps except that it was surrounded by concertina wire and had no guard towers.
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The system has the construction and reedwork of a concertina but with the button layout of a melodeon.
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The button accordion and the concertina were becoming common.
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