KNEE - Перевод английский на болгарский

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английский

болгарский

I. knee [niː] СУЩ.

knee: коляно ср.

to get down on one's knees: падам на колене

at your mother's knee: когато си бил малък

on your knees!: на колене!

to bring sb to their knees: карам нкг да се подчини

II. knee [niː] ГЛ. перех.

knee: удрям с коляно

knee-capping СУЩ.

knee-capping: прострелване ср. в коляното за отмъщение наказание

knee-deep ПРИЛ.

knee-deep: до коленете

knee-high СУЩ. Am

to be knee-high to a grasshopper ирон. разг.: мъниче съм

knee joint СУЩ.

knee joint: коленна става

knee breeches СУЩ. мн.

knee breeches: кюлоти мн.

болгарский

английский

коленен (-на): knee

коленна става: knee-joint

наколенка: knee protector

наколенка: knee pad

колянов (-а): knee

бермуди: Bermuda shorts (knee-length shorts)

Present
I	knee
you	knee
he/she/it	knees
we	knee
you	knee
they	knee

Past
I	kneed
you	kneed
he/she/it	kneed
we	kneed
you	kneed
they	kneed

Present Perfect
I	have	kneed
you	have	kneed
he/she/it	has	kneed
we	have	kneed
you	have	kneed
they	have	kneed

Past Perfect
I	had	kneed
you	had	kneed
he/she/it	had	kneed
we	had	kneed
you	had	kneed
they	had	kneed

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Примеры из словаря PONS (редакционная проверка)

to graze one's knee/elbow: ожулвам си коляното/лакътя

to go down on bended knee: заставам на колене

a knee/back injury: контузия на коляното/гърба

at your mother's knee: когато си бил малък

a knee trouble: болки в коляното

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

He wouldn't for instance be partial to knee breeches.

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These included plain uniforms without gold braid for office wear, plus white knee breeches and stocking for court functions when royalty were present.

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Long trousers is what he wants, but the motion picture claims him and demands that he stay in knee breeches.

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Sepoys wore red coats, white cross belts, knee breeches and a pagri; knee breaches gave place to white shorts below which were bare feet in sandals.

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Sadly, today such sentiments in our public culture are as quaint as powdered periwigs and silk knee breeches.

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