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话里有不满的口气
unterirdischer Ausläufer
в PONS речника
sub·ter·ra·nean [ˌsʌbtərˈeɪniən, Am -təˈreɪ-] ПРИЛ inv
1. subterranean ГЕОЛ (below ground):
2. subterranean прен (sub-cultural, alternative):
run·ner [ˈrʌnəʳ, Am -ɚ] СЪЩ
1. runner:
Läufer(in) м (f) <-s, ->
Rennpferd ср <-(e)s, -e>
2. runner Aus (plimsoll):
Turnschuh м <-(e)s, -e>
3. runner (messenger):
Bote(Botin) м (f) <-n, -n>
Laufbursche м <-n, -n>
4. runner прин (smuggler):
Schmuggler(in) м (f) <-s, ->
Drogenkurier(in) м (f) <-s, -e>
Waffenschmuggler(in) м (f)
5. runner:
Kufe f <-, -n>
Laufschiene f <-, -n>
6. runner БОТ (stem):
Ausläufer м <-s, ->
7. runner (carpet):
Läufer м <-s, ->
8. runner (for table):
9. runner ЮР sl (criminal):
Phrases:
to do Brit[or Am pull] a runner разг
Запис в OpenDict
runner СЪЩ
to do a runner Brit разг
Fersengeld geben разг
"Биология"
subterranean runner [ˌsʌbtəˌreɪnɪənˈrʌnə]
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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
Plants spread by means of subterranean runners.
en.wikipedia.org
The subterranean hyphae of the fungus grow a sheath of tissue around the rootlets of the tree.
en.wikipedia.org
It makes a subterranean burrow in the summer and hibernates.
en.wikipedia.org
The mosaics grab the attention, the subterranean habitations and the systems of heating of some of these homes.
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It is known from freshwater springs, and is suspected to also live in subterranean habitats.
en.wikipedia.org
Примери от интернет (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
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Subterranean labyrinth filled with the bones of 6 million Parisians, moved there when the city’s graveyards were deemed a health hazard in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
www.chevrolet.de
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Ein unterirdisches Labyrinth, gefüllt mit den Knochen von 6 Millionen Parisern, die hierher verlegt wurden, als die Friedhöfe im späten 17. und frühen 18. Jahrhundert zur Gefahr für die Gesundheit erklärt wurden.
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lovely subterranean coral reefs which according to the artist and head of the research institute do not only exist at the bottom of the sea or in special caves on the coast, but can be ubiquitous and migrate incessantly.
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www.blubblubb.net
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wunderschöne unterirdische Korallenriffe, die es nach Ansicht der Künstlerin und Leiterin des Forschungsinstituts nicht nur am tiefen Meeresgrund oder in besonderen Höhlen an den Küsten gibt, sondern die ubiquitär (allerortens) sein können und ständig wandern.
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Drainage The drainage (also spelled drainage, sometimes also called professional drainage) stands for the subterranean removal of water (surface water) and is usually implemented by means of perforated pipes or hoses.
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de.mimi.hu
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Drainage Die Drainage (auch Dränage geschrieben, teils fachlich auch Dränung genannt) steht für das unterirdische Abführen von Wasser (Oberflächenwasser) und wird meist mittels gelochter Rohre oder Schläuche realisiert.
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A journey through time in Austria s biggest salt depot will take you to the shimmering-red St. Barbara chapel, the largest subterranean salt lake with its famous floating stage, the orignal location of the stolen art objects in WW II, and of course two miners ' slides.
www.grundlsee.mondiholiday.at
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Eine Reise durch die Zeit in der größten Salzlagerstätte Österreichs führt zur rot schimmernden Barbarakapelle, zum großen unterirdischen Salzsee mit der berühmten Seebühne, zu den original erhaltenen Kunstgüterlagerstätten und natürlich zu zwei langen Bergmannsrutschen.
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Early on, he developed an interest in architecture, designed the Utopia of a subterranean nuclear city, frequented Milan’s jazz clubs and became interested in design.
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www.design-museum.de
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Schon früh interessierte er sich auch für Architektur, entwarf die Utopie einer unterirdischen, nuklearen Stadt, frequentierte die Mailänder Jazzclubs und begann, sich auch für Design zu interessieren.
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