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дебютант
net cord

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

net cord N SPORTS (in tennis)

1. net cord (shot):

net m

2. net cord (cord):

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
juge de filet SPORTS
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. cord [Brit kɔːd, Am kɔrd] N

1. cord (of pyjamas, dressing gown, light switch, curtains etc):

2. cord ELEC:

fil m

3. cord inf → corduroy

cord attr garment

4. cord (umbilical):

II. cords N npl

cords inf:

corduroy [Brit ˈkɔːdərɔɪ, ˈkɔːdjʊrɔɪ, Am ˈkɔrdəˌrɔɪ] N

corduroys attr garment

I. net [Brit nɛt, Am nɛt] N

1. net:

net FISH, HUNT

2. net SPORTS (in tennis):

filets mpl

3. net (trap):

net fig

4. net TELEC:

5. net TEXTIL:

Phrases:

usu.Net COMPUT
Net m
usu.Net COMPUT

II. net [Brit nɛt, Am nɛt] ADJ a. nett

1. net:

net FIN, COMM profit, income, price, weight
net loss
an income of £30, 000 net

2. net (gen):

net result, effect, increase

III. net <pres part netting; pret, pp netted> [Brit nɛt, Am nɛt] VB trans

1. net:

net FISH, HUNT fish, butterfly

2. net:

net COMM, FIN person:
net sale, export, deal:
to net sb sth

3. net SPORTS (in football):

net goal

4. net (catch) fig police:

net criminal

5. net (win) sportsman, team:

net trophy

IV. net [Brit nɛt, Am nɛt]

in the PONS Dictionary

cord [kɔ:d, Am kɔ:rd] N

1. cord (rope):

2. cord (string):

3. cord ELEC:

I. net1 [net] N

1. net a. fig:

2. net no pl (material):

Phrases:

II. net1 <-tt-> [net] VB trans

1. net (catch):

net fish
net criminals

2. net (hit into a net):

to net sth

I. net2 [net] ADJ

1. net (after deduction):

2. net (final):

II. net2 [net] VB trans

net profit
net of person

Net [net] N COMPUT

in the PONS Dictionary

cord [kɔrd] N

1. cord (rope):

2. cord (string):

3. cord ELEC:

4. cord (unit of volume):

I. net1 [net] N

1. net a. fig:

2. net (material):

Phrases:

II. net1 <-tt-> [net] VB trans

1. net (catch):

net fish
net criminals

2. net sports (hit into a net):

to net sth

I. net2 [net] ADJ

1. net (after deduction):

2. net (final):

II. net2 [net] VB trans

net profit
net income

Net [net] N comput

Present
Inet
younet
he/she/itnets
wenet
younet
theynet
Past
Inetted
younetted
he/she/itnetted
wenetted
younetted
theynetted
Present Perfect
Ihavenetted
youhavenetted
he/she/ithasnetted
wehavenetted
youhavenetted
theyhavenetted
Past Perfect
Ihadnetted
youhadnetted
he/she/ithadnetted
wehadnetted
youhadnetted
theyhadnetted

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Nodules on her vocal cords were problematic, but they were removed surgically.
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If the arytenoids are pressed together for glottal closure, the vocal cords block the airstream, producing stop sounds such as the glottal stop.
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The spire is scalariform, with concave whorl tops which do not have cords.
en.wikipedia.org
Window blinds slats are held together with cords that allow for tilting slats, raising or lowering, and these are potentially dangerous if loose.
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In addition to the axial ribs the whorls are marked by four slender, spiral cords which do not render the ribs tuberculate.
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