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scarf

/skɑːf/

Перевод: Существительное с двумя различными значениями: кусок ткани, который носят на шее, голове или плечах для тепла или стиля; и тип соединения, используемого в столярном или металлообрабатывающем деле, где два куска вырезаются для соединения встык., Глагол, означающий есть что-то быстро и жадно.

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noun

/skɑːf/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное с двумя различными значениями: кусок ткани, который носят на шее, голове или плечах для тепла или стиля; и тип соединения, используемого в столярном или металлообрабатывающем деле, где два куска вырезаются для соединения встык.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a piece of fabric worn around the neck, head, or shoulders for warmth or style; and a type of joint used in carpentry or metalwork where two pieces are notched to fit together end-to-end.

нестандартное множественное число

  1. Neck or head garmentA1formal

    A piece of fabric worn around the neck, head, or shoulders for warmth, fashion, or religious reasons.

    ruШарф

    • She wrapped a warm scarf around her neck before going outside.
    • He bought a silk scarf as a souvenir from Italy.
    • The athlete wore a scarf to keep her ears warm during the race.

    Синонимыbandanaboakerchiefmufflerneckerchiefshawlstolewrap

  2. Carpentry jointC2formal

    A joint made by cutting away the ends of two pieces of wood or metal so that they overlap and lock together, forming a continuous piece.

    ruСоединение внакладку

    • The carpenter used a scarf joint to connect the two long beams.
    • Scarf joints are commonly used in shipbuilding and timber framing.
    • The metal scarf was welded to ensure a strong connection.

    Синонимыscarf joint

Формы
  • scarfs plural form
  • scarves plural form
  • scarfs' possessive plural form
  • scarves' possessive plural form
  • scarf's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/skɑːrf/B2formalamerican
  • ruГлагол, означающий есть что-то быстро и жадно.

A verb meaning to eat something quickly and greedily.

  1. To eat quickly and greedilyB1informalamerican

    To consume food very rapidly and with great appetite.

    ruПоглощать

    • He scarfed down his entire dinner in five minutes.
    • She scarfed up all the cookies before anyone else could get one.
    • They scarfed their lunch and rushed back to work.

    Синонимыboltcramdevourgobblegorgeinhalepig outpolish offscoffshovelstuffwolf

  2. To join by a scarf jointC1formal

    To unite two pieces of material, such as wood or metal, by cutting and fitting them together in a specific way.

    ruСращивать

    • The carpenter scarfed the two beams together to create a longer support.
    • They scarfed the ends of the rails to make a continuous track.
    • The technique of scarfing is used in shipbuilding to join planks.

    Синонимыjoinspliceunite

  3. To wrap or adorn with a scarfB2formal

    To cover, wrap, or decorate something or someone with a scarf.

    ruУкутать шарфом

    • She scarfed her neck with a warm woolen scarf before going out in the snow.
    • The statue was scarfed with a ceremonial cloth for the festival.
    • He scarfed the gift box with a silk scarf for a more elegant presentation.

    Синонимыclothecoverdrapemufflewrap

Формы
  • scarfed past participle
  • scarfed past simple
  • scarfing present participle
  • scarfs third person singular

Фразовые вариантыscarf out

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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