Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - fur
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Fur
fur
~1 n 1 the thick soft hair that covers the bodies of some types of animal, for example cats or dogs 2 the fur-covered skin of an animal, especially used for making clothes (Traders exchanged whiskey for furs. | a fur coat) 3 a coat or piece of clothing made of fur (She wore a small fur wrapped around her neck.) 4 a hard grey chemical substance that sometimes forms on the inside of water-pipes and containers; scale1 (11) AmE 5 the fur starts/begins to fly used to say that an angry argument or fight starts (The fur really started to fly when she saw the state of the kitchen.) (- see also furry) ~2 v also fur up especially BrE to become covered with fur1 (4)
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1.
(furs) 1. Fur is the thick and usually soft hair that grows on the bodies of many mammals. This creature’s fur is short, dense and silky. N-MASS 2. Fur is the fur-covered skin of an animal that is used to make clothing or small carpets. She had on a black coat with a fur collar... ...the trading of furs from Canada. N-VAR: oft N n 3. A fur is a coat made from real or artificial fur, or a piece of fur worn round your neck. There were women in furs and men in comfortable overcoats. N-COUNT 4. Fur is an artificial fabric that looks like fur and is used, for example, to make clothing, soft toys, and seat covers. N-MASS ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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I. verb (~red; ~ring) Etymology: Middle English ~ren, from Anglo-French ~rer to stuff, fill, line, from fuerre sheath, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German fuotar sheath; akin to Greek poma lid, cover, Sanskrit pati he protects Date: 14th century transitive verb 1. to cover, line, trim, or clothe with ~ 2. to coat or clog as if with ~ 3. to apply ~ring to intransitive verb to become coated or clogged as if with ~ II. noun Usage: often attributive Date: 14th century 1. a piece of the dressed pelt of an animal used to make, trim, or line wearing apparel 2. an article of clothing made of or with ~ 3. the hairy coat of a mammal especially when fine, soft, and thick; also such a coat with the skin 4. a coating resembling ~: as a. a coat of epithelial debris on the tongue b. the thick pile of a fabric (as chenille) • ~less adjective III. abbreviation ~long ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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n. & v. --n. 1 a the short fine soft hair of certain animals, distinguished from the longer hair. b the skin of such an animal with the fur on it; a pelt. 2 a the coat of certain animals as material for making, trimming, or lining clothes. b a trimming or lining made of the dressed coat of such animals, or of material imitating this. c a garment made of or trimmed or lined with fur. 3 (collect.) furred animals. 4 a a coating formed on the tongue in sickness. b Brit. a coating formed on the inside surface of a pipe, kettle, etc., by hard water. c a crust adhering to a surface, e.g. a deposit from wine. 5 Heraldry a representation of tufts on a plain ground. --v. (furred, furring) 1 tr. (esp. as furred adj.) a line or trim (a garment) with fur. b provide (an animal) with fur. c clothe (a person) with fur. d coat (a tongue, the inside of a kettle) with fur. 2 intr. (often foll. by up) (of a kettle etc.) become coated with fur. 3 tr. level (floor-timbers) by inserting strips of wood. Phrases and idioms fur and feather game animals and birds. fur-seal a sea lion with a valuable undercoat. make the fur fly colloq. cause a disturbance, stir up trouble. Derivatives furless adj. Etymology: ME (earlier as v.) f. OF forrer f. forre, fuerre sheath f. Gmc ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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сокр. от forward-looking infrared ИК-система переднего обзора FUR 1) мех 2) мн. ч. пушнина 3) накипь (в котле), котельный камень 4) строит. устраивать обрешётку; набивать дрань 5) осадок (в бочке) ...Большой Англо-русский Русско-английский политехнический словарь
Англо-русский Русско-английский научно-технический словарь
Англо-русский Русско-английский биологический словарь
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1. мех sleek (smooth) fur —- гладкий мех costly (valuable) fur —- дорогой мех a dress trimmed with fur —- платье, отделанное мехом with a fur lining —- подбитый мехом fur coat —- (меховая) шуба fur collar —- меховой воротник fur rug —- меховая полость; меховой коврик 2. шерсть; шкура; шкурка beaver fur —- мех бобра fur game —- пушная дичь 3. пушнина; меха a cargo of furs —- груз пушнины to trade in furs —- торговать мехами fine furs —- прекрасные меха, пушнина 4. меховые изделия, меха wrapped in furs —- закутанный в меха 5. собир. пушной зверь fur and feather —- (пушной) зверь и птица to hunt fur —- охотиться на пушного зверя 6. пушок (на плодах) 7. мед. налет (на языке) 8. накипь (в котле) 9. осадок (в винной бочке) 10. стр. обрешетка Id: to make the fur fly —- поднять бучу, затеять ссору; накинуться на кого-л, задать жару; "распушить" кого-л Id: to rub (to stroke) the fur the wrong way —- гладить против шерсти, раздражать 11. преим p-p. отделывать, подбивать мехом 12. покрывать накипью или налетом 13. покрываться накипью или налетом hard water makes pots fur up —- от жесткой воды кастрюли покрываются накипью 14. счищать накипь (с котла) 15. стр. обшивать рейками, дранью, досками ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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seal морской котик FUR 1. noun 1) мех 2) шерсть, шкура 3) collect. пушной зверь fur and feather - пушной зверь и дичь 4) usu. pl. пушнина; меховые изделия 5) налет (на языке больного); накипь (в котле, трубах); осадок (в винных бочках) 6) attr. меховой fur coat - (меховая) шуба to make the fur fly - поднять бучу, затеять ссору 2. v. 1) подбивать или отделывать мехом 2) счищать накипь (в котле) (тж. fur up) The water here is so hard that all the pans fur up after a single use. 3) constr. обшивать рейками, дранью или досками ...Англо-русский словарь
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mil. abbr. Future Utility Rotorcraft funny abbr. Flexible Ultranifty Rfu NYSE symbols First Union Real Estate Equity ...English abbreviation dictionary
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- 1301, from O.Fr. fourrer "to line, sheathe," from fuerre "sheath, covering," from a Frank. word based on P.Gmc. *fothram "sheath." The n. is from the v. It was first applied to "animal hair" 15c. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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