Новый большой англо-русский словарь - viper
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viper
1. зоол. гадюка, випера (Viperidae fam.) 2. злобный или коварный человек; змея, гадюка, гадина (о человеке) to cherish (to nurse, to warm) a viper in one's bosom —- пригреть змею на груди generation of vipers —- библ. порождения ехиднины 3. сл. курильщик марихуаны 4. воен. разг. начальство
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noun 1) zool. гадюка, випера 2) змея, вероломный человек; to cherish a viper in ones bosom - отогреть змею на груди ...Англо-русский словарь
2.
гадюка; pl гадюковые (Viperidae) – African bush viper – Arabian carpet viper – asp viper – bamboo pit viper – blow viper – blunt-nosed viper – burrowing viper – bush viper – carpet viper – chain viper – common northern viper – common sand viper – European northern viper – flat-nosed pit viper – hog-nosed pit viper – horned viper – horned palm viper – horned pit viper – hump-nosed viper – hundred-pace viper – island viper – large-spotted viper – leaf-nosed viper – lebetina viper – mock viper – mole viper – mountain bush viper – Orsini's viper – Persian horned viper – pit vipers – Radde's viper – red-tailed pit viper – rhinoceros viper – Russel's viper – sand viper – saw-scaled viper – snub-nosed viper – tree viper – tree pit viper – true viper – urutu pit viper – Wagler's palm viper – white-lipped pit viper – yellow-spotted pit viper ...Англо-русский Русско-английский биологический словарь
3.
n. 1 any venomous snake of the family Viperidae, esp. the common viper (see ADDER). 2 a malignant or treacherous person. Phrases and idioms viper in one's bosom a person who betrays those who have helped him or her. viper's bugloss a stiff bristly blue-flowered plant, Echium vulgare. viper's grass scorzonera. Derivatives viperine adj. viperish adj. viper-like adj. viperous adj. Etymology: F vip{egrave}re or L vipera f. vivus alive + parere bring forth ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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noun Etymology: Middle English ~e, from Latin ~a Date: 15th century 1. a. a common Eurasian venomous snake (Vipera berus) that attains a length of about two feet (0.6 meter), varies in color from red, brown, or gray with dark markings to black, and is usually not fatal to humans; broadly any of a family (Viperidae) of venomous snakes that includes Old World snakes (subfamily Viperinae) and the pit ~s b. a venomous or reputedly venomous snake 2. a vicious or treacherous person ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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~ n 1 a small poisonous snake 2 literary someone who behaves in a nasty way and harms other people ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
7.
- early 15c., from M.Fr. vipere, from L. vipera "viper, snake, serpent," from vivus "alive, living" + parere "bring forth, bear." It was formerly believed (mistakenly) that the viper does not lay eggs. Applied to persons of spiteful character since at least 1591. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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