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bar·ri·er: noun
car·ri·er: noun
tri·er: noun
ter·ri·er: noun
tar·sus: noun
Tan·gier: noun
osier: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
tar·tar: noun
tar·get: I. noun II. transitive verb
tar·iff: noun
tar·nish: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
dos·si·er: noun
cri·er: noun
ra·pi·er: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
cash·ier: noun
fan·ci·er: noun
harrier: noun
brier: noun

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bar·ri·er [ˈbæriər] N

barrier

ovira f

barrier (man-made)

zapora f

barrier (at railway station)

zapornica f

car·ri·er [ˈkæriəʳ] N

1. carrier (person):

carrier

nosač m

2. carrier MIL (vehicle):

carrier

transporter m

[aircraft] carrier

letalonosilka f

3. carrier of people, of goods:

carrier (transport company)

prevozno podjetje n

carrier (transport company)

špedicija f

carrier (by air)

letalska družba f

carrier (person)

prevoznik(prevoznica) m (f)

carrier (person)

špediter(ka) m (f)

4. carrier MED:

carrier

prenašalec(prenašalka) m (f)

tri·er [ˈtraɪəʳ] N

1. trier (tester):

trier

preskuševalec(preskuševalka) f

2. trier LAW:

trier

sodnik m

3. trier (fighter):

trier

vztrajnež(vztrajnica) m (f)

trier

borec(borka) m (f)

ter·ri·er [ˈterɪəʳ] N

terrier

terier m

tar·sus <-si> [ˈtɑ:səs, -saɪ] N ANAT

tarsus

gleženj m

Tan·gier [tænˈdʒiəʳ] N

Tangier

Tanger m

I . osier [ˈəʊziəʳ] N

osier BOT (tree)

beka f

osier (branch)

vrbova šiba f

II . osier [ˈəʊziəʳ] ADJ

osier (basket, chair, table):

osier

vrbov

tar·tar² N, Tar·tar [ˈtɑ:təʳ] N

1. tartar:

tartar (person)

Tatar(ka) m (f)

tartar (language)

tatarščina f

2. tartar dated (ill-tempered person):

tartar

kolerik m

I . tar·get [ˈtɑ:gɪt] N

1. target MIL:

target

cilj m

to be on/off target bullet, shot

zadeti/zgrešiti cilj

to be on/off target radar

zajeti/izgubiti cilj

2. target (mark aimed at):

target

tarča f

to be on target

biti točen

to be on target analysis, description

ustrezati

to be a target for criticism/mockery

biti tarča kritike/zasmehovanja

to hit the target

zadeti tarčo

3. target ECON (goal):

target

cilj m

to be on target

teči po načrtih

to meet a target

doseči cilj

to miss a target

ne doseči cilja

to set oneself a target

postaviti si cilj

II . tar·get <-tt- [or Am usu -t-]> [ˈtɑ:gɪt] VB trans (address, direct)

target

meriti v [perf nameriti v]

tar·iff [ˈtærɪf] N

1. tariff form esp Brit:

tariff (table of charges)

cenik m

tariff of insurance

tarifa f za zavarovanje

tariff (for services)

pristojbina f

tariff (charges)

voznina f

tariff of hotel

cena f

2. tariff:

tariff ECON, LAW (table of customs)

carinska tarifa f

tariff (customs)

carina f

I . tar·nish [ˈtɑ:nɪʃ] VB intr

1. tarnish metal:

tarnish (dull)

temneti [perf potemneti]

tarnish (discolour)

bledeti [perf obledeti]

2. tarnish:

tarnish fig pej (lose shine)

izgubljati [perf izgubiti sijaj]

tarnish (lose purity) honour, reputation

sramotiti se [perf osramotiti se]

II . tar·nish [ˈtɑ:nɪʃ] VB trans

1. tarnish metals:

tarnish (dull)

temniti [perf potemniti]

tarnish (discolour)

blediti [perf oblediti]

2. tarnish (diminish shine):

fig pej to tarnish sth success

zmanjšati

to tarnish sth reputation

oblatiti

III . tar·nish [ˈtɑ:nɪʃ] N

1. tarnish (dull condition):

tarnish

potemnelost f

2. tarnish (coating):

tarnish

obloga f

3. tarnish:

tarnish fig pej (loss of shine)

medlost f

tarnish (loss of purity)

madež m

dos·si·er [ˈdɒsieɪ] N

dossier

dosje m

cri·er [ˈkraɪəʳ] N (in the past)

crier

mestni klicar(ka) m (f)

I . ra·pi·er [ˈreɪpiəʳ] N

rapier

rapir m

II . ra·pi·er [ˈreɪpiəʳ] ADJ attr fig

rapier

odrezav

rapier

zajedljiv

rapier wit

oster

cash·ier [kæʃˈɪəʳ] N

cashier

blagajničar(ka) m (f)

fan·ci·er [ˈfæn(t)siəʳ] N

fancier

rejec(rejka) m (f)

fancier

ljubitelj(ica) m (f)

harrier N

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harrier ZOOL

lunj m

brier N

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brier BOT

osat m

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All anthropoids have a single-chambered uterus; tarsiers have a bicornate uterus like the strepsirrhines. en.wikipedia.org

In bright light the tarsier's eyes can constrict until the pupil appears to be only a thin line. en.wikipedia.org

The large membranous ears are mobile, appearing to be almost constantly moving, allowing the tarsier to hear any movement. en.wikipedia.org

The gestation period lasts 180 days, or 6 months, after which only one tarsier is born. en.wikipedia.org

It has shorter skull and shorter toothrows than most other tarsiers. en.wikipedia.org

Based on the anatomy of all tarsiers, they are all adapted for leaping even though they all vary based on their species. en.wikipedia.org

These can be found on the second toe in lemurs and lorises, and the second and third in tarsiers. en.wikipedia.org

Six museum specimens of this species are known, two of which have been misidentified as the pygmy tarsier before their correct identity came out. en.wikipedia.org

The mass for males is between 80-160g oz, usually lighter for females, somewhat heavier than other tarsiers such as the pygmy tarsier. en.wikipedia.org

When several tarsiers come together, the combined effect of this chirping is a locust-like sound. en.wikipedia.org

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bar·ri·er [ˈbæriər] N

car·ri·er [ˈkæriəʳ] N

1. carrier (person):

2. carrier MIL (vehicle):

3. carrier of people, of goods:

4. carrier MED:

tri·er [ˈtraɪəʳ] N

1. trier (tester):

2. trier LAW:

3. trier (fighter):

ter·ri·er [ˈterɪəʳ] N

tar·sus <-si> [ˈtɑ:səs, -saɪ] N ANAT

Tan·gier [tænˈdʒiəʳ] N

I . osier [ˈəʊziəʳ] N

II . osier [ˈəʊziəʳ] ADJ

osier (basket, chair, table):

tar·tar2 N, Tar·tar [ˈtɑ:təʳ] N

1. tartar:

2. tartar dated (ill-tempered person):

I . tar·get [ˈtɑ:gɪt] N

1. target MIL:

2. target (mark aimed at):

3. target ECON (goal):

II . tar·get <-tt- [or Am usu -t-]> [ˈtɑ:gɪt] VB trans (address, direct)

tar·iff [ˈtærɪf] N

1. tariff form esp Brit:

2. tariff:

I . tar·nish [ˈtɑ:nɪʃ] VB intr

1. tarnish metal:

2. tarnish:

II . tar·nish [ˈtɑ:nɪʃ] VB trans

1. tarnish metals:

2. tarnish (diminish shine):

III . tar·nish [ˈtɑ:nɪʃ] N

1. tarnish (dull condition):

2. tarnish (coating):

3. tarnish:

dos·si·er [ˈdɒsieɪ] N

cri·er [ˈkraɪəʳ] N (in the past)

I . ra·pi·er [ˈreɪpiəʳ] N

II . ra·pi·er [ˈreɪpiəʳ] ADJ attr fig

cash·ier [kæʃˈɪəʳ] N

fan·ci·er [ˈfæn(t)siəʳ] N

harrier N

brier N

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