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nick

/nɪk/

الترجمة: اسم له عدة معانٍ: حزّ أو ثلمة صغيرة في سطح شيء ما؛ وفي العامية البريطانية يُستعمل بمعنى السجن., فعل يعني سرقة شيء ما، وغالبًا ما يكون تافهًا أو قليل القيمة، أو إلقاء القبض على شخص ما.

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noun

/nɪk/B2formal
  • arاسم له عدة معانٍ: حزّ أو ثلمة صغيرة في سطح شيء ما؛ وفي العامية البريطانية يُستعمل بمعنى السجن.

A noun with multiple meanings: a small cut or indentation on a surface; also British slang for a prison.

  1. Small cut or notchB1formal

    A small cut, notch, or indentation on a surface, often made accidentally.

    arشَقّ أو حَزّ صغير

    • He got a nick on his finger while shaving.
    • There is a small nick in the edge of the table.
    • The knife left a nick in the wooden cutting board.

    المرادفاتcutdentgashindentationmarknotchscorescratchsnick

  2. Prison (British slang)B2slangbritish

    A slang term for a prison or police station.

    arالسجن (عامية بريطانية)

    • He spent a few years in the nick for robbery.
    • The thief was taken down to the nick for questioning.
    • They put him in the nick for the night.

    المرادفاتclinkgaoljaillockupslammer

  3. Impression from a blowB1formal

    A small dent or mark left on a surface by a sharp impact or blow.

    arأثر الضربة

    • The hammer left a nick in the metal plate.
    • A nick appeared on the car door after the accident.
    • The stone made a nick in the window glass.

    المرادفاتchipcutdentdingindentationmarknotchscratch

الصيغ
  • nicks plural form
  • nicks' possessive plural form
  • nick's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/nɪk/B2formalbritish
  • arفعل يعني سرقة شيء ما، وغالبًا ما يكون تافهًا أو قليل القيمة، أو إلقاء القبض على شخص ما.

A verb meaning to steal something, typically in a casual or petty manner, or to arrest someone.

  1. Cut slightlyB1formal

    To make a small, shallow cut or notch on a surface, often accidentally with a sharp tool like a razor.

    arقطع قطعاً صغيراً

    • He nicked his chin while shaving this morning.
    • Be careful not to nick the table with that knife.
    • She accidentally nicked her finger on the broken glass.

    المرادفاتincisenotchscorescratchsnick

  2. Make a notchB2formaltechnical

    To deliberately cut a small notch or groove into a surface, often for marking or fitting purposes.

    arإحداث حزّ

    • The carpenter nicked the wood to mark where to cut.
    • He nicked the edge of the metal sheet for alignment.
    • They nicked the stone to create a rough surface.

    المرادفاتcutgrooveindentmarknotchscorescratch

  3. Adjust tail musclesC2formalbritishtechnical

    To divide or reset the tail muscles of an animal, typically a horse, as part of a docking or cosmetic procedure.

    arقطع عضلات الذيل

    • The farrier nicked the horse's tail to improve its carriage.
    • Historically, some breeds were nicked for show purposes.
    • The procedure to nick a horse's tail is now rarely performed.
  4. Mate successfullyC2formalbritishtechnical

    To achieve successful mating, especially in livestock breeding, resulting in pregnancy.

    arالتلقيح الناجح

    • The bull nicked with several cows this season.
    • The farmer was pleased that the pair nicked quickly.
    • Successful breeding requires that the animals nick properly.

    المرادفاتcatchconceivesettletake

الصيغ
  • nicked past participle
  • nicked past simple
  • nicking present participle
  • nicks third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

الشروط الموروثة

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

رابط المصدر

تُطبّق جميع التراخيص المذكورة

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.