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Vertalings in die woordeboek Skotse Gallies - Engels

feather

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branching, hair-like structure that grows on the bodies of birds
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fin

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appendage of a fish
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plumage

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A branching, hair-like structure that grows on the skin of birds and protects them against coldness and water and allows their wings to create lift.
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plume

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A branching, hair-like structure that grows on the skin of birds and protects them against coldness and water and allows their wings to create lift.
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fin (of fish)
feather

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Vertalings in die woordeboek Skotse Gallies - Engels

Feather

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feather

verb noun
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body-covering structure of birds
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Soortgelyke frases

dàrna itean sgèith
prìomh itean sgèith
itean
itean gàirdeanach
ite gàirdeanach
primary
prìomh ite sgèith
primary
eàrr-ite
eàrr-itean
dàrna ite sgèith
secondary

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Iad seo ithidh sibh dhiubhsan uile a tha anns na h‐uisgeachan: gach nì air a bheil itean agus lannan, ithidh sibh;
My father was a coal miner.An anarchistlangbot langbot
n 1 ite [iht’ə] f, pl itean [iht’ən]. The fish’s fins, itean an éisg 2 sgiath [sk’[iə]] f, pl sgiathan [sk’[iə]hən]. I saw the fin of the basking-shark, chunna mi sgiath a’ chearbánaich
see now you rememberlangbot langbot
Ite
Weren' t you; my beautiful; beautiful darling?langbot langbot
v tr mottled a expressed with cuthaigeadh [khuhik’ək] m. Its feathers are sort of mottled (of the cuckoo chick), tha seòrsa da chuthaigeadh [d̥ə ˈxuhik’ək] a’s na h-itean aice. The sky is sort of mottled looking, tha ’n t-athar coltach ri cuthaigeadh
Listen to this people, Astro told me personally... he' s not much fighting robots thinklangbot langbot
ite
The country has to be governedlangbot langbot
n fiacail [f[iə]hkəl’] (S. Gairloch) or fiacaill [f[iə]hkəʟ’] (Melvaig) f, pl fiaclan [f[iə]hkʟən] § The henhouse in a commotion with feathers and ears of corn, and a headless duck chewed by your fangs, Am bothán na ùpráid Le itean is diasan, Is tunnag g
Zeynep, that' s enoughlangbot langbot
Agus gach nì air nach eil itean agus lannan, chan ith sibh: tha e neòghlan dhuibh.
That' s what you' re gonna use to win the state championshiplangbot langbot
Iad seo ithidh sibh, dhiùbhsan uile a tha anns na h‐uisgeachan: gach nì air a bheil itean agus lannan anns na h‐uisgeachan, anns na cuantan, agus anns na h‐aibhnichean, iad sin ithidh sibh.
But no matter, no matterlangbot langbot
n ite [iht’(ə)] f, pl itean [iht’ən]. They used to put fine feathers in pillows, bhite cuir itean mìne ann an cluasagan § The henhouse in a commotion with feathers and ears of corn, and a headless duck chewed by your fangs, Am bothán na ùpráid Le itean i
Staple, parallellangbot langbot
n 1 Eng word used 2 (less commonly) pulaidh [phuʟi] f. That’s a big turkey, ’s e pulaidh mhór a tha siod. The turkey’s feathers were so fluffy it was like a foreign bird, bha na h-itean aig a’ phulaidh cho fluffy bha e coltach ri foreign bird (saying whi
How' s the leg feeling now?langbot langbot
n nead [ɴ’ɛ͂t] f, gen nid [ɴ’ ĩt’], pl neadan [ɴ’ɛ͂tən]. The hens’ nest, nead nan cearc. The bird made a big nest, roinn an t-eun nead mhór. I saw feathers inside the nest, chunna mi itean am broinn na nid [nə ˈɴ’ ĩt’]. Many’s the time I’ve robbed their
They say good- bye me here.That' s nicelangbot langbot
a gun cheann (air) [g̊un ˈç[ɛ͂u]ɴ (er’)] § The henhouse in a commotion with feathers and ears of corn, and a headless duck chewed by your fangs, Am bothán na ùpráid Le itean is diasan, Is tunnag gun cheann oirr’ Air a cagnadh le t’fhiaclan (song “An Cat
You' il be the first to taste my sword todaylangbot langbot
v tr & i 1 caill an calg [kh[ɑi]ʟ’ ə ˈŋg̊h[ɑʟɑ]k], vn call a’ chalg [kh[ɑu]ʟ ə ˈx[ɑʟɑ]k] and call a’ chuilg [kh[ɑu]ʟ ə ˈx[ül’ü]k’]. The dog is moulting, tha ’n cu call a’ chalg or tha ’n cù call a’ chuilg 2 (of birds) caill na h-itean [kh[ɑi]ʟ’ nə ˈhiht’
Commission Regulation (EC) No #/# lays down the detailed rules of application for export refunds on fruit and vegetableslangbot langbot
Agus gach nì air nach eil itean no lannan anns na cuantan, agus anns na h‐aibhnichean, de gach nì a ghluaiseas anns na h‐uisgeachan, agus de gach nì beò, a tha anns na h‐uisgeachan; nan gràinealachd bidh iad dhuibh:
I know you can hear me!langbot langbot
Gach nì air nach eil itean no lannan anns na h‐uisgeachan, na ghràinealachd bidh sin dhuibh.
I' m just...... you know, hidinglangbot langbot
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