dous- — dous English meaning: arm Deutsche Übersetzung: “Arm” Note: Root dous : “arm” derived from an archaic root *ĝheus “hand, arm” (see below). But she shift ĝh > d is a unique O.Pers., Balt, celt., Illyr. Alb. phonetic mutatIon.… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
dous|er — 1 «DOW suhr», noun. a person or thing that douses or drenches. ╂[< dous (e) 1 + er 1] dous|er 2 «DOW suhr», noun. 1. a person or thing that douses or extinguishes. 2. Motion Pictures. the shutter of a film projector which intercepts the light… … Useful english dictionary
dous — adj. pl. num. card. det. indef. s. m. [Antigo] Ver dois … Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa
Dous — I. adous, dous, douch nm source d eau claire; conduit, canal Ubaye, occitan. II. nf petite source Provence. Var.: douts, doutz Gascogne; adous, douch, doulze Provence, Alpes Maritimes … Glossaire des noms topographiques en France
Dous — Yon bagay ki gen gou sik, siwo. Yon bagay ki fè yon moun santi li byen. Yon bagay moun renmen, ki atire repetisyon. Yon bagay moun pran plezi nan fè li, koute li, e latriye … Definisyon 2500 mo Kreyòl
Dous bouns jours à l’home sur terro, quand prend mouilho e quand l’enterro. — См. Дважды жена мила бывает: как в избу введут, да как вон понесут … Большой толково-фразеологический словарь Михельсона (оригинальная орфография)
stu|pen´dous|ness — stu|pen|dous «stoo PEHN duhs, styoo », adjective. amazing; marvelous; immense: »Niagara Falls is a stupendous sight. SYNONYM(S): astounding, prodigious. ╂[< Latin stupendus to be wondered at, gerundive of stupēre be amazed] –stu|pen´dous|ly,… … Useful english dictionary
stu|pen´dous|ly — stu|pen|dous «stoo PEHN duhs, styoo », adjective. amazing; marvelous; immense: »Niagara Falls is a stupendous sight. SYNONYM(S): astounding, prodigious. ╂[< Latin stupendus to be wondered at, gerundive of stupēre be amazed] –stu|pen´dous|ly,… … Useful english dictionary
stu|pen|dous — «stoo PEHN duhs, styoo », adjective. amazing; marvelous; immense: »Niagara Falls is a stupendous sight. SYNONYM(S): astounding, prodigious. ╂[< Latin stupendus to be wondered at, gerundive of stupēre be amazed] –stu|pen´dous|ly, adverb. – … Useful english dictionary
tre|men´dous|ness — tre|men|dous «trih MEHN duhs», adjective. 1. dreadful; very severe; awful: »The army suffered a tremendous defeat. SYNONYM(S): frightful, horrible. 2. Informal. very great; enormous; immense: »a tremendous sum, a wrestler of tremendous strength.… … Useful english dictionary
