Англо-русский авиационный словарь - knuckle
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knuckle
• 1) сустав; 2) шарнир
• сустав
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1. noun 1) сустав пальца 2) ножка (телячья, свиная) 3) pl. кастет 4) tech. шарнир, кулак 5) railways кулак, зуб (автосцепки) - near the knuckle - rap knuckles 2. v. ударить, стукнуть, постучать костяшками пальцев - knuckle down - knuckle under KNUCKLE down а) уступить, подчиниться б) решительно взяться (за что-л.) to knuckle down to ones work решительно приняться за дело KNUCKLE under подчиниться, уступить Should the employers knuckle under to the workers demands? ...Англо-русский словарь
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1. сустав пальца, межфаланговый сустав, "костяшка" the knuckles —- костяшки (пальцев рук) 2. кул. голяшка, ножка (телячья, свиная, баранья) 3. кастет 4. тех. шарнир, кулак 5. авт. поворотный кулак 6. ж-д. кулак, зуб (автосцепка) 7. мор. перегиб обшивки; срез кормы Id: knuckle part of the glove —- ударная часть перчатки (бокс) Id: to give a rap on the knuckles, to rap smb.'s knuckles —- дать нагоняй кому-л; осадить, обрезать кого-л.; дать по рукам Id: to get a rap on the knuckles —- получить нагоняй Id: near the knuckle —- на грани неприличного, не совсем пристойный; скабрезный 8. ударить, постучать костяшками пальцев 9. сжать руку в кулак (так что видны костяшки пальцев) 10. упереться костяшками пальцев в землю (при игре в шарики; часто knuckle down) ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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Англо-русский Русско-английский научно-технический словарь
Англо-русский строительный словарь
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1) шарнир; кулак; цапфа; палец 2) коготь (автосцепки) 3) пережим свода (печи) 4) точка перелома профиля (канала) - coupler knuckle - emergency coupler knuckle - leaning wheel knuckle - steering knuckle ...Большой Англо-русский Русско-английский политехнический словарь
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n. & v. --n. 1 the bone at a finger-joint, esp. that adjoining the hand. 2 a a projection of the carpal or tarsal joint of a quadruped. b a joint of meat consisting of this with the adjoining parts, esp. of bacon or pork. --v.tr. strike, press, or rub with the knuckles. Phrases and idioms go the knuckle Austral. sl. fight, punch. knuckle-bone 1 bone forming a knuckle. 2 the bone of a sheep or other animal corresponding to or resembling a knuckle. 3 a knuckle of meat. knuckle-bones 1 animal knuckle-bones used in the game of jacks. 2 the game of jacks. knuckle down (often foll. by to) 1 apply oneself seriously (to a task etc.). 2 (also knuckle under) give in; submit. knuckle sandwich sl. a punch in the mouth. rap on (or over) the knuckles see RAP(1). Derivatives knuckly adj. Etymology: ME knokel f. MLG, MDu. kn{ouml}kel, dimin. of knoke bone ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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I. noun Etymology: Middle English knokel; akin to Middle High German knochel ~ Date: 14th century 1. a. the rounded prominence formed by the ends of the two adjacent bones at a joint — used especially of those at the joints of the fingers b. the joint of a ~ 2. a cut of meat consisting of the tarsal or carpal joint with the adjoining flesh 3. something resembling a ~: as a. (1) one of the joining parts of a hinge through which a pin or rivet passes (2) ~ joint b. the meeting of two surfaces at a sharp angle (as in a roof) c. a pivotal point 4. plural a set of metal finger rings or guards attached to a transverse piece and worn over the front of the doubled fist for use as a weapon — called also brass ~s • ~d adjective II. verb (~d; knuckling) Date: 1740 intransitive verb to place the ~s on the ground in shooting a marble transitive verb to press or rub with the ~s ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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(knuckles, knuckling, knuckled) Your knuckles are the rounded pieces of bone that form lumps on your hands where your fingers join your hands, and where your fingers bend. Brenda’s knuckles were white as she gripped the arms of the chair. a rap on the knuckles: see rap N-COUNT: usu pl, oft poss N ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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~1 n 1 the joints in your fingers including the ones where your fingers join your hands 2 a piece of meat around the lowest leg joint (a knuckle of pork) 3 near the knuckle BrE informal rude, or likely to give offence (Some of his jokes are a bit near the knuckle.) (- see also a rap on/over the knuckles rap2 (4)) ~2 v knuckle down phr v informal to suddenly start working or studying hard (If he doesn't knuckle down soon, he'll never get through those exams.) knuckle under phr v informal to accept someone's authority or orders without wanting to ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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- c.1388, M.E. knokel "finger joint," a dim. of P.Gmc. root *knuck- "bone." To knuckle down "apply oneself earnestly" is 1864 in Amer.Eng., extended from game of marbles; to knuckle under is first recorded 1740. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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