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perch

/pɜːrtʃ/

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noun

/pɜːrtʃ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: ветка или жердь, служащая местом отдыха для птицы; линейная мера в 16,5 футов; квадратный род земли; возвышенное место, служащее сиденьем; или любая из многочисленных колючепёрых пресноводных или морских рыб отряда окунеобразных.

A noun with multiple meanings: a branch or rod serving as a resting place for a bird; a linear measure of 16.5 feet; a square rod of land; an elevated place serving as a seat; or any of numerous spiny-finned freshwater or marine fishes of the order Perciformes.

  1. Bird resting placeA2formal

    A branch, rod, or other support used by a bird to rest or sleep on.

    ruНасест

    • The parrot sat on its wooden perch.
    • Birds often use a high perch to watch for predators.
    • She built a small perch for the canary in its cage.

    Synonymsbranchpolerodroost

  2. C2formalbritish

    A traditional unit of length equal to 16.5 feet (about 5.03 meters).

    ruПерч

    • The field was measured in perches.
    • One perch is equivalent to 5.5 yards.
    • The old fence stretched for twenty perches.

    Synonymslugpolerod

  3. C2formalbritish

    A unit of area equal to a square rod (about 25.29 square meters).

    ruПерч

    • The land was divided into perches for sale.
    • Each plot measured exactly one perch.
    • The farmer owned several perches of fertile soil.
  4. Elevated seatB1formal

    An elevated place or position used as a seat or lookout.

    ruВозвышенное место

    • He climbed to his perch on the high stool.
    • The guard took his perch on the tower.
    • From her perch on the hill, she could see the entire valley.

    Synonymslookoutroostvantagevantage point

  5. B1formalculinary

    A type of spiny-finned freshwater fish found in Europe and America, often used for food or sport.

    ruОкунь

    • We caught several perch in the lake.
    • Perch is a popular fish for anglers.
    • The restaurant served grilled perch with lemon.
  6. Spiny-finned fish familyC1formalscientific

    Any of numerous spiny-finned fishes from various families of the order Perciformes.

    ruОкунь

    • The perch family includes many species of game fish.
    • Biologists study the behavior of perch in their natural habitat.
    • Perch are known for their distinctive spiny fins.
Forms
  • perch plural form
  • perches plural form
  • perches' possessive plural form
  • perch's possessive singular form
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verb

/pɜːrtʃ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия приземления, отдыха или сидения на высокой или узкой поверхности, часто используется для птиц или людей, сидящих неустойчиво.

A verb used to indicate the act of alighting, resting, or sitting on a high or narrow surface, often used for birds or people sitting precariously.

  1. Sit on a branchB1formal

    To alight or rest on a branch or other elevated object, as a bird does.

    ruСидеть на ветке

    • The robin perched on the garden fence.
    • A hawk was perched high in the pine tree.
    • The parrot perched on its owner's shoulder.

    Synonymsalightlandrestroostsettlesit

  2. Settle or restB1formal

    To come to rest or settle on something, often temporarily.

    ruСадиться

    • The butterfly perched on the flower petal.
    • The cat perched on the windowsill, watching the street.
    • He perched on the edge of the chair, ready to leave.

    Synonymsalightlandrestroostsettlesit

  3. Place or setB2formal

    To cause something or someone to sit or be placed on a high or narrow spot.

    ruПоместить

    • She perched the vase carefully on the shelf.
    • He perched his hat on the coat rack.
    • The child was perched on the stool by the counter.

    Synonymsbalanceplacepoisepositionputsetsituate

Forms
  • perched past participle
  • perched past simple
  • perching present participle
  • perches 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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