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beaver

/ˈbiː.vər/

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noun

/ˈbiː.vər/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее крупного полуводного грызуна с перепончатыми задними лапами и широким плоским хвостом, известного строительством плотин и хаток; также используется для обозначения его мягкого коричневого меха, густой бороды, высокой шляпы или подвижной части забрала средневекового шлема.

A noun referring to a large semiaquatic rodent with webbed hind feet and a broad flat tail, known for building dams and lodges; also used for its soft brown fur, a full beard, a tall-crowned hat, or a movable piece of armor on a medieval helmet.

  1. Semuaquatic rodentA2formal

    A large, primarily nocturnal rodent that lives in rivers and lakes, known for building dams and lodges using branches and mud.

    ruБобр

    • The beaver is an important keystone species in many ecosystems.
    • We saw a beaver swimming across the pond with a branch in its mouth.
    • Beavers use their flat tails to slap the water as a warning signal.
  2. Beaver furB2formal

    The soft, dense, and durable fur of the beaver, historically highly valued for making hats and clothing.

    ruБобровый мех

    • The trapper sold the beaver pelts at the market.
    • Beaver fur was a major driver of the North American fur trade.
    • The coat was lined with luxurious beaver fur.

    Synonymscastor

  3. Beaver hatC1formal

    A hat, typically with a tall crown, made from beaver fur or a similar material, popular in the 19th century.

    ruБобровая шляпа

    • The gentleman wore a stylish beaver hat to the opera.
    • Beaver hats were a symbol of status and wealth in the 1800s.
    • He carefully brushed his beaver hat before going out.

    Synonymshigh hattop hattopper

  4. B2informal

    A thick, full beard, often associated with a rugged or masculine appearance.

    ruГустая борода

    • He grew a magnificent beaver over the winter.
    • The lumberjack had a thick, dark beaver on his face.
    • He trimmed his beaver to a more manageable length.
  5. Armor pieceC2formal

    A movable piece of armor attached to a medieval helmet, designed to protect the lower part of the face.

    ruЗабрало

    • The knight lowered his beaver before charging into battle.
    • The beaver of the helmet was intricately decorated.
    • He could see through the narrow slits in his beaver.
Forms
  • beavers plural form
  • beavers' possessive plural form
  • beaver's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈbiː.vər/B2formalbritish
  • ruГлагол, означающий усердно или прилежно работать, часто используется во фразе 'beaver away' (корпеть над чем-либо).

A verb meaning to work hard or industriously, often used in the phrase 'beaver away'.

  1. Work hard or diligentlyB2informalbritish

    To work very hard and with great effort on a task or project.

    ruУсердно работать

    • He was beavering away on his thesis all weekend.
    • She beavered at the report until it was perfect.
    • They beavered through the night to meet the deadline.

    Synonymsdrudgegrindlaborpersevereplug awayslaveslogstrivesweattoil

Forms
  • beavered past participle
  • beavered past simple
  • beavering present participle
  • beavers third person singular
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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