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nesting

/ˈnes.tɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈnes.tɪŋ/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, предназначенное для размещения внутри другого такого же предмета, или относящееся к процессу обустройства уютного дома.

Describes something designed or intended to fit inside another of the same type, or relating to the act of building or settling into a comfortable home.

  1. Building or occupying a nestB1formal

    Relating to the act of building or living in a nest, typically used for birds or animals.

    ruГнездящийся

    • The nesting season for these birds begins in early spring.
    • We observed the nesting behavior of the robins in our garden.
    • The nesting materials included twigs, grass, and feathers.
  2. Arranged in layersB2formal

    Describing objects or structures that fit inside one another in a layered or hierarchical manner.

    ruВложенный

    • The nesting dolls are a traditional Russian craft.
    • The software uses nesting folders to organize files.
    • The design features nesting tables that save space.

    Synonymsconcentriclayeredstackedtelescoping

Forms
  • more nesting comparative form
  • most nesting superlative form
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noun

/ˈnes.tɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или процесс строительства или обустройства гнезда, а также расположение объектов друг в друге для компактного хранения или организации.

A noun referring to the act or process of building or settling into a nest, or the arrangement of objects within one another for compact storage or organization.

uncountable

  1. Bird behaviorB1formal

    The act of building or occupying a nest, typically by birds.

    ruГнездование

    • The birds are nesting in the old oak tree.
    • Nesting season begins in early spring.
    • We observed the nesting habits of robins in our garden.
  2. Computer programmingB2formalIT

    The practice of placing one structure or element inside another of the same type.

    ruВложение

    • Nesting loops can make code more efficient but harder to read.
    • The programmer used nesting to organize the data structure.
    • Avoid excessive nesting to maintain code clarity.

    Synonymscontainmentembedding

  3. Home preparationB2informal

    The behavior of preparing a home for a new baby, often seen in pregnant women.

    ruПодготовка дома

    • She spent the weekend nesting, organizing the nursery.
    • Nesting instincts kicked in during her third trimester.
    • He helped with nesting by painting the baby's room.
Forms
  • nestings plural form
  • nestings' possessive plural form
  • nesting's possessive singular form
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verb

nest/nɛst/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по строительству или обустройству гнезда, или для описания процесса вложения объектов друг в друга.

A verb used to indicate the act of building or settling into a nest, or to describe the process of fitting objects inside one another.

  1. Build or live in a nestA2formal

    To build or occupy a nest, typically for birds or other animals.

    ruГнездиться

    • The birds are nesting in the tree outside my window.
    • Swallows often nest under the eaves of houses.
    • The robins nested in the garden shed last spring.
  2. Fit inside one anotherB1formal

    To place or fit objects inside one another, often for storage or efficiency.

    ruВкладываться

    • The bowls nest neatly inside each other for easy storage.
    • The chairs are designed to nest together when not in use.
    • She nested the smaller boxes inside the larger one.

    Synonymsinsertinterlockstacktelescope

  3. Settle comfortablyB1informal

    To settle or snuggle into a comfortable position.

    ruУстроиться с комфортом

    • The cat nested in the warm laundry basket.
    • He nested into the soft sofa after a long day.
    • The children nested together under the blanket.

    Synonymsburrowcuddlecurl upnestlenuzzlesnuggle

Forms
  • nested past participle
  • nested past simple
  • nesting present participle
  • nests 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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