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croon: I. verbo intransitivo o transitivo II. sustantivo
crown: I. sustantivo II. verbo transitivo
croak: I. verbo intransitivo II. verbo transitivo III. sustantivo
crony: sustantivo
cross: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo III. sustantivo IV. adjetivo y adverbio
crock: sustantivo
croft: sustantivo
crook: I. sustantivo II. adjetivo y adverbio III. verbo transitivo
croup: sustantivo
crowd: I. sustantivo II. verbo intransitivo III. verbo transitivo
john: sustantivo
crop: I. sustantivo II. verbo transitivo III. verbo intransitivo
crow: sustantivo

Los resultados a continuación se escriben de forma parecida: crown , croon , crow , crop , john , crowd , croup , crook , croft , crock , cross , crony y/e croak

I . croon [kru:n] V. trans., intr.

croon

напева́ть вполго́лоса

II . croon [kru:n] SUST.

croon

ти́хое проникнове́нное пе́ние nt

I . crown [kraʊn] SUST.

II . crown [kraʊn] V. trans.

1. crown (coronate):

crown

коронова́ть

to crown sb queen

коронова́ть кого́-ли́бо

to crown sb queen

провозглаша́ть короле́вой

2. crown (complete):

crown

заверша́ть

the church is crowned by a golden dome

це́рковь уве́нчана золоты́м ку́полом

the prize crowned his career

награ́да увенча́ла его́ карье́ру

3. crown coloq. (hit on head):

crown

уда́рить по голове́

4. crown MED.:

crown tooth

ста́вить коро́нку

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to crown it all ingl. austr., ingl. brit.

в доверше́ние всего́

to crown it all misfortune

вдоба́вок ко всем бе́дам

I . croak [krəʊk, ingl. am. kroʊk] V. intr.

1. croak:

croak crow

ка́ркать

croak frog

ква́кать

croak person

хрипе́ть

2. croak coloq. (die):

croak

умира́ть

II . croak [krəʊk, ingl. am. kroʊk] V. trans.

croak

ворча́ть

III . croak [krəʊk, ingl. am. kroʊk] SUST.

croak crow

ка́рканье nt

croak frog

ква́канье nt

croak person

хрип m

crony [ˈkrəʊni, ingl. am. ˈkroʊni] SUST. irón. coloq.

crony

бли́зкий друг m

I . cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] V. trans.

1. cross (go across):

cross road, threshold

переходи́ть

cross desert, river, sea

пересека́ть

2. cross (lie across):

the bridge crosses the river

мост переки́нут че́рез ре́ку

3. cross (place crosswise):

to cross one's legs

скре́щивать но́ги

to cross one's legs

положи́ть но́гу на́ ногу

to cross one's arms

перекре́щивать ру́ки

to cross one's fingers a. fig.

скре́щивать указа́тельный и сре́дний па́льцы

4. cross BIOL. (crossbreed):

to cross sth (with sth)

скре́щивать что-ли́бо с чем-ли́бо

5. cross REL.:

to cross oneself

перекрести́ться

6. cross (oppose):

cross

противоре́чить

cross

препя́тствовать

7. cross (mark with a cross):

cross

осеня́ть крёстным знаме́нием

8. cross (draw a line across):

cross

скре́щиваться

cross

пересека́ться

to cross a cheque ingl. austr., ingl. brit.

кросси́ровать чек

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I'll cross that bridge when I come to it

не сле́дует создава́ть себе́ тру́дностей зара́нее

to cross sb's hand with silver

позолоти́ть кому́-ли́бо ру́чку

cross my heart and hope to die provb.

провали́ться мне на э́том ме́сте!

to cross one's mind

прийти́ в го́лову

to cross swords with sb

скрести́ть шпа́ги

to cross swords with sb

поме́риться си́лами с кем-ли́бо

they seem to have their wires crossed

они́, по-ви́димому, непра́вильно по́няли

II . cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] V. intr.

1. cross (intersect):

cross

пересека́ться

2. cross (go across):

cross

переходи́ть

III . cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] SUST.

1. cross a. REL.:

cross

крест m

the sign of the cross

кре́стное знаме́ние nt

to bear one's cross

нести́ свой крест

Maltese cross

мальти́йский крест m

2. cross (crossing):

cross of streets, roads

пересече́ние nt

3. cross BIOL.:

cross

скре́щивание nt

4. cross (mixture):

cross

сме́шивание nt

IV . cross <-er, -est> [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] ADJ.

crock [krɒk, ingl. am. krɑ:k] SUST.

1. crock (clay container):

crock

гли́няный кувши́н m

2. crock irón.:

old crock person

ста́рый дура́к m

old crock thing

драндуле́т m

3. crock ingl. am. coloq.:

a crock of shit (nonsense)

чушь соба́чья вульг

croft [krɒft, ingl. am. krɑ:ft] SUST. esc. (small farm)

croft

небольша́я фе́рма f

I . crook [krʊk] SUST.

1. crook (criminal):

crook

обма́нщик m

crook

жу́лик m

2. crook coloq. (rogue):

crook

моше́нник m

3. crook of elbow:

crook

сгиб m

4. crook (curve):

crook

изги́б m

5. crook (staff):

crook of shepherd

по́сох m

crook of bishop

жезл m

II . crook [krʊk] ADJ. ingl. austr. coloq.

1. crook (ill):

to feel crook

чу́вствовать себя́ пло́хо

2. crook (angry):

to go crook (at sb)

выгова́ривать кому-ли́бо

to go crook (at sb)

брани́ть кого́-ли́бо

3. crook (out of order):

crook

повреждённый

4. crook (unsatisfactory):

crook

скве́рный

crook

никуды́шный

III . crook [krʊk] V. trans.

crook

сгиба́ть

crook

искривля́ть

to crook one's finger at sb

помани́ть па́льцем кого́-ли́бо

croup [kru:p] SUST. no pl.

1. croup (rump):

croup

зад m (ло́шади)

2. croup MED.:

croup

круп m

I . crowd [kraʊd] SUST. + pl., sing vb

1. crowd (throng):

crowd

толпа́ f

there was quite a crowd

собрала́сь це́лая толпа́

2. crowd coloq. (group):

crowd

гру́ппа f

3. crowd coloq. (large number):

crowd

мно́жество nt

a crowd of things

ма́сса f веще́й

4. crowd (common people):

the crowd

просто́й люд

5. crowd (masses):

crowd

ма́ссы мн

to stand out from the crowd fig.

выделя́ться из ма́ссы

to follow the crowd fig.

поступа́ть как все

6. crowd (audience):

crowd

пу́блика f

II . crowd [kraʊd] V. intr.

III . crowd [kraʊd] V. trans.

1. crowd (fill):

crowd

собира́ться толпо́й

to crowd the streets/a stadium

перепо́лнить у́лицы/стадио́н

2. crowd (cram):

to crowd sth/sb into sth

вти́снуть что-ли́бо/кого́-ли́бо во что-ли́бо

3. crowd coloq. (pressure):

crowd

дави́ть

john [dʒɒn, ingl. am. dʒɑ:n] SUST. ingl. am., ingl. austr. coloq. (toilet)

john

сорти́р m

john

туале́т m

I . crop [krɒp, ingl. am. krɑ:p] SUST.

1. crop AGR.:

crop (plant)

посе́в m

crop (harvest)

урожа́й m

2. crop (group):

crop of people

ма́сса f

crop of things

ку́ча f

a crop of lies

вранья́ с три ко́роба

3. crop (haircut):

crop

ко́роткая стри́жка f

to wear one's hair in a crop

ходи́ть с коро́ткой стри́жкой

4. crop (of bird):

crop

зоб m

5. crop (whip):

crop

кнут m

II . crop <-pp-> [krɒp, ingl. am. krɑ:p] V. trans.

1. crop AGR.:

crop

се́ять

2. crop (cut):

crop

обреза́ть

crop tail

купи́ровать

crop hair

подстрига́ть

crop plant

подреза́ть

3. crop (graze):

crop

щипа́ть

III . crop [krɒp, ingl. am. krɑ:p] V. intr. AGR.

crop

се́ять

crop land

дава́ть урожа́й

crow¹ [krəʊ, ingl. am. kroʊ] SUST.

crow ZOOL.:

crow

воро́на f

2. crow ingl. am.:

to eat crow

уни́женно извиня́ться

as the crow flies

по прямо́й ли́нии

as the crow flies

кратча́йшим путём

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I . croon [kru:n] V. trans., intr.

II . croon [kru:n] SUST.

I . crown [kraʊn] SUST.

1. crown:

2. crown (top part):

3. crown ZOOL.:

4. crown (culmination):

5. crown of tooth:

II . crown [kraʊn] V. trans.

1. crown (coronate):

2. crown (complete):

3. crown coloq. (hit on head):

4. crown MED.:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I . croak [krəʊk, ingl. am. kroʊk] V. intr.

1. croak:

2. croak coloq. (die):

II . croak [krəʊk, ingl. am. kroʊk] V. trans.

III . croak [krəʊk, ingl. am. kroʊk] SUST.

crony [ˈkrəʊni, ingl. am. ˈkroʊni] SUST. irón. coloq.

I . cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] V. trans.

1. cross (go across):

2. cross (lie across):

3. cross (place crosswise):

4. cross BIOL. (crossbreed):

5. cross REL.:

6. cross (oppose):

7. cross (mark with a cross):

8. cross (draw a line across):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II . cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] V. intr.

1. cross (intersect):

2. cross (go across):

III . cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] SUST.

1. cross a. REL.:

2. cross (crossing):

3. cross BIOL.:

4. cross (mixture):

IV . cross <-er, -est> [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] ADJ.

crock [krɒk, ingl. am. krɑ:k] SUST.

1. crock (clay container):

2. crock irón.:

3. crock ingl. am. coloq.:

croft [krɒft, ingl. am. krɑ:ft] SUST. esc. (small farm)

I . crook [krʊk] SUST.

1. crook (criminal):

2. crook coloq. (rogue):

3. crook of elbow:

4. crook (curve):

5. crook (staff):

II . crook [krʊk] ADJ. ingl. austr. coloq.

1. crook (ill):

2. crook (angry):

3. crook (out of order):

4. crook (unsatisfactory):

III . crook [krʊk] V. trans.

croup [kru:p] SUST. no pl.

1. croup (rump):

2. croup MED.:

I . crowd [kraʊd] SUST. + pl., sing vb

1. crowd (throng):

2. crowd coloq. (group):

3. crowd coloq. (large number):

4. crowd (common people):

5. crowd (masses):

6. crowd (audience):

II . crowd [kraʊd] V. intr.

III . crowd [kraʊd] V. trans.

1. crowd (fill):

2. crowd (cram):

3. crowd coloq. (pressure):

john [dʒɒn, ingl. am. dʒɑ:n] SUST. ingl. am., ingl. austr. coloq. (toilet)

I . crop [krɒp, ingl. am. krɑ:p] SUST.

1. crop AGR.:

2. crop (group):

3. crop (haircut):

4. crop (of bird):

5. crop (whip):

II . crop <-pp-> [krɒp, ingl. am. krɑ:p] V. trans.

crow¹ [krəʊ, ingl. am. kroʊ] SUST.