slit в PONS речника

Преводи за slit в английски»български речника

I.slit <slit, slit> [slɪt] ГЛАГ прх

slit

разсичам

to slit sb's throat

прерязвам гърлото на нкг

to slit one's wrists

прерязвам си вените

II.slit [slɪt] СЪЩ

1. slit (tear):

slit

разрез м

2. slit (narrow opening):

slit

цепнатина f

Преводи за slit в български »английски речника

Индивидуални преводни двойки

процеп

slit

цепвам

slit

прорез

slit

правя прорез

make a slit

шлиц

slit

пола с шлиц

skirt with a slit

цепка

slit

притварям очи

slit [or half-close] one's eyes

разрязвам

slit

разрязвам плик

slit [or cut] open an envelope

разрез

slit

прорязвам

slit

slit Примери от PONS речника (редакционно проверени)

to slit sb's throat

прерязвам гърлото на нкг

to slit one's wrists

прерязвам си вените

slit [or cut] open an envelope

разрязвам плик

slit [or half-close] one's eyes

притварям очи

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

английски

The rolls of aluminium foil are then slit on slitter rewinding machines into smaller rolls.

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The next morning, she wakes and learns that the poet has slit his wrists.

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The eyes are small and round; the anterior pair of nostrils are short tubes and the posterior pair are slit-like.

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This made it easy to slit their throats, as the cattle couldn't resist or fight back.

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This complication may not have any symptoms and can be detected by an experienced optometrist or ophthalmologist using a slit lamp.

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The large, oval eyes have cat-like slit pupils, a rudimentary nictitating membrane (protective third eyelid), and a prominent ridge running underneath.

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Spores were shed via a slit at the top of the sporangium between thickened valve borders.

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There are small slit windows on the north and south sides.

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A thumb tip with a slit in the tip can be used like a dye tube to apparently change the color of a silk.

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Slits on the other sides of the gatehouse, and along the entrance passage, allowed the gatekeeper to watch people approaching and entering the castle.

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