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pie·bald: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
tri·band: adjective and adverb
trib·al: adjective and adverb
bald: adjective and adverb
ri·val: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. transitive verb
ri·val·ry: noun
rib·bon: noun
scald: I. transitive verb II. noun
her·ald: I. noun II. transitive verb
skew·bald: noun
rib: I. noun II. transitive verb
ritu·al: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
ˈrib cage: noun
rid: transitive verb

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I . pie·bald [ˈpaɪbɔ:ld] ADJ

piebald

lisast

piebald

marogast

II . pie·bald [ˈpaɪbɔ:ld] N

piebald

lisec m

piebald

lisasta žival f

tri·band [ˈtraɪbænd] ADJ

triband mobile phone:

triband

tripasoven

trib·al [ˈtraɪbəl] ADJ

1. tribal (ethnic):

tribal

plemenski

tribal

rodoven

2. tribal inf (group):

tribal attitudes

skupinski

bald [bɔ:ld] ADJ

I . ri·val [ˈraɪvəl] N

rival

tekmec(tekmica) m (f)

rival ECON, COMM

konkurent m

arch rival

večni tekmec

bitter rivals

zagrizena tekmeca

closest rival

največji tekmec

II . ri·val [ˈraɪvəl] ADJ

rival

tekmovalen

rival

konkurenčen

rival brand

konkurenčna znamka

rival camp

nasprotni tabor

rival team

nasprotna ekipa

III . ri·val <-ll- [or Am usu-l-]> [ˈraɪvəl] VB trans to rival sb/sth

rival

konkurirati komu/čemu

to be rivalled by sth/sb

tekmovati s kom

ri·val·ry [ˈraɪvəlri] N

1. rivalry (competition):

rivalry

tekmovalnost n

rivalry among

rivalstvo n med

rivalry usu ECON, SPORTS for

konkurenca f za

2. rivalry (incidence):

rivalry

rivalstvo n

friendly rivalry

prijateljsko kosanje

rib·bon [ˈrɪbən] N

1. ribbon (strip of fabric):

ribbon

trak m

ribbon fig

pas m

2. ribbon MIL:

ribbon

trak m odlikovanja

3. ribbon (rag):

in ribbons

razcapan

to cut sb/sth to ribbons

razcefrati koga/kaj

to cut sb/sth to ribbons fig

raztrgati koga/kaj

4. ribbon of a typewriter:

ribbon

trak m za pisalni stroj

I . scald [skɔ:ld] VB trans

1. scald (burn):

scald

popariti

scald

opariti

scald

speči

to scald oneself

popariti se

to scald oneself

speči se

2. scald (clean):

scald

prekuhavati [perf prekuhati]

scald

sterilizirati

3. scald (heat):

scald

pogrevati [perf pogreti]

scald fruit

dušiti [perf podušiti]

scald milk

segrevati [perf segreti]

like a scalded cat

[hitro] kot blisk

II . scald [skɔ:ld] N

1. scald MED:

scald

oparina f

2. scald HORT:

leaf scald

razbarvanje listov

apple scald

porjavenje jabolk

I . her·ald [ˈherəld] N

herald (messenger)

sel m

herald (messenger)

glasnik(glasnica) m (f)

herald (messenger)

znanilec(znanilka) m (f)

herald (messenger)

heraldik m

herald (newspaper)

časopis m

II . her·ald [ˈherəld] VB trans form

herald

naznanj(ev)ati [perf naznaniti]

herald

napovedovati [perf napovedati]

much heralded

dolgo napovedovan

skew·bald [ˈskju:bɔ:ld] N

skewbald

lisec m

skewbald

šarec m

I . rib [rɪb] N

1. rib ANAT:

rib

rebro n

to break a rib

zlomiti si rebro

2. rib FOOD:

ribs

rebra n pl

3. rib of a boat, roof:

rib

rebro n

4. rib of a lute, violin:

rib

obod m

5. rib of an umbrella:

rib

špica f

6. rib (in aerofoil):

rib

palica f

7. rib of an insect's wing, a leaf:

rib

rebro n

rib

žila f

8. rib of land, rock:

rib

sleme n

rib

rob m

9. rib no pl (in knitting):

rib

rebrasta zanka f

10. rib esp Am inf (joke):

rib

šala f

II . rib <-bb-> [rɪb] VB trans

1. rib usu passive (mark with ridges):

rib

z rebri okrepiti/opremiti

2. rib inf (tease):

rib

dražiti

I . ritu·al [ˈrɪtjuəl] N

ritual

obred m

ritual

ritual m

mating ritual ZOOL

paritvene navade

II . ritu·al [ˈrɪtjuəl] ADJ attr

ritual

obreden

ritual

ritualen

ritual bath

obredno umivanje

ˈrib cage N

rib cage

prsni koš m

rid <-dd-, rid, rid> [rɪd] VB trans to rid sth/sb of sth

rid

odstraniti kaj s koga/česa

to be rid of sb/sth

otresti se koga/česa

to get rid of sb/sth

znebiti se koga/česa

the cream got rid of my skin rash

s kremo sem se znebil izpuščaja

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The tone is that of a gentleman telling ribald anecdotes to his male guests after dinner. en.wikipedia.org

The comedy is surprisingly broad and ribald, given the era. en.wikipedia.org

It has a brand of caustic wit that somehow surmounts situations that are a blend of soap opera maudlin and ribald coarseness. en.wikipedia.org

The show features ribald wordplay, nonchalant violence and transgressive sexuality, in deeply nested, often recursive plots. en.wikipedia.org

A "jw chant" leader uses pantomime to enact scenes from a story, or sometimes just the ribald double entendres from it. en.wikipedia.org

These folk versions can be quite ribald. en.wikipedia.org

In some examples, ribald subject matter pose something of an extension to the genres, presents a more eccentric extension. en.wikipedia.org

It was received however with much ribald laughter and antagonism. en.wikipedia.org

The shows had slowly changed from ensemble ribald variety performances, to simple performances focusing mostly on the striptease. en.wikipedia.org

In many versions, the complaints which the compound had cured were highly ribald in nature. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „ribald“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary (Go to Slovenian » English)

I . pie·bald [ˈpaɪbɔ:ld] ADJ

II . pie·bald [ˈpaɪbɔ:ld] N

tri·band [ˈtraɪbænd] ADJ

triband mobile phone:

trib·al [ˈtraɪbəl] ADJ

1. tribal (ethnic):

2. tribal inf (group):

bald [bɔ:ld] ADJ

1. bald (lacking hair):

2. bald tyre:

3. bald statement:

I . ri·val [ˈraɪvəl] N

II . ri·val [ˈraɪvəl] ADJ

III . ri·val <-ll- [or Am usu-l-]> [ˈraɪvəl] VB trans to rival sb/sth

ri·val·ry [ˈraɪvəlri] N

1. rivalry (competition):

2. rivalry (incidence):

rib·bon [ˈrɪbən] N

1. ribbon (strip of fabric):

2. ribbon MIL:

3. ribbon (rag):

4. ribbon of a typewriter:

I . scald [skɔ:ld] VB trans

1. scald (burn):

2. scald (clean):

3. scald (heat):

II . scald [skɔ:ld] N

1. scald MED:

2. scald HORT:

I . her·ald [ˈherəld] N

II . her·ald [ˈherəld] VB trans form

skew·bald [ˈskju:bɔ:ld] N

I . rib [rɪb] N

1. rib ANAT:

2. rib FOOD:

3. rib of a boat, roof:

4. rib of a lute, violin:

5. rib of an umbrella:

6. rib (in aerofoil):

7. rib of an insect's wing, a leaf:

8. rib of land, rock:

9. rib no pl (in knitting):

10. rib esp Am inf (joke):

II . rib <-bb-> [rɪb] VB trans

1. rib usu passive (mark with ridges):

2. rib inf (tease):

I . ritu·al [ˈrɪtjuəl] N

II . ritu·al [ˈrɪtjuəl] ADJ attr

ˈrib cage N

rid <-dd-, rid, rid> [rɪd] VB trans to rid sth/sb of sth

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