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nick: I. noun II. transitive verb
nice: adjective and adverb
nib: noun
nil: noun
nip: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun
nit: noun
pic: noun
tic: noun
niche: noun
niece: noun
nine: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
chic: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
nitric: adjective and adverb
epic: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
nicely: adverb
nicety: noun
nickel: noun
zinc: noun
neck: I. noun II. intransitive verb
nail: I. noun II. transitive verb

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I . nick [nɪk] N

II . nick [nɪk] VB trans

1. nick (cut):

nick

разре́зать

nick

отре́зать

to nick oneself

поре́заться

2. nick (chip, dent):

nick

де́лать ме́тку [или зару́бку]

3. nick Brit, Aus inf (steal):

nick

стащи́ть

nick

укра́сть

4. nick Brit inf (arrest, catch):

nick

схвати́ть

nick

арестова́ть

5. nick Am inf (charge unfairly, trick):

nick

обману́ть

nick

наду́ть

nice [naɪs] ADJ

1. nice (pleasant, agreeable):

nice

прия́тный

nice

хоро́ший

nice weather

хоро́шая пого́да f

far niceer

гора́здо лу́чше

nice to meet you again!

я рад ви́деть тебя́ сно́ва!

it's nice doing sth

прия́тно де́лать что-ли́бо

nice and hot

дово́льно горя́чий

2. nice (kind, friendly):

nice

любе́зный

nice

внима́тельный

a nice chap/guy

ми́лый челове́к m

be nice to your sister!

будь внима́телен к свое́й сестре́!

it was nice of you to call

о́чень любе́зно с твое́й стороны́, что ты позвони́л

3. nice (beautiful):

nice

симпати́чный

nice

хоро́шенький

nice

изя́щный

4. nice (socially approved):

nice person

nice person

nice person

nice accent

5. nice (fine, subtle):

nice

то́нкий

nice

то́чный

nice ear

то́нкий слух m

nib [nɪb] N

nib (writing point)

перо́ nt

nib (point)

остриё nt

nib (beak)

клюв m

nil [nɪl] N no pl

1. nil (nothing):

nil

ноль m

nil

ничего́

2. nil Brit (no score):

nil

ноль m

I . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB trans

1. nip (bite):

nip

укуси́ть

nip

откуси́ть

to nip sth off

откуси́ть что-ли́бо

2. nip (pinch):

nip

щипа́ть

nip

ущипну́ть

Phrases:

to nip sth in the bud

пресе́чь что-ли́бо в заро́дыше

II . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB intr

1. nip (bite):

nip

куса́ться

2. nip Brit, Aus inf (move quickly):

nip

ускользну́ть

nip

сбежа́ть

to nip across to sth

заскочи́ть куда́-ли́бо

to nip off

удра́ть

to nip off

смы́ться

to nip into a shop

сбе́гать в магази́н

III . nip¹ [nɪp] N

1. nip (pinch):

nip

щипо́к m

2. nip (bite):

nip

уку́с m

Phrases:

there's a nip in the air

в во́здухе чу́вствуется моро́зец

nit [nɪt] N

1. nit Brit, Aus pej inf (stupid person):

nit

дура́к m

2. nit (insect egg):

nit

гни́да f

pic N inf

1. pic (film):

pic

фильм m

2. pic (picture):

pic

карти́на f

3. pic (photo):

pic

сни́мок m

tic [tɪk] N

tic

тик m

niche [nɪtʃ] N

1. niche (in wall):

niche

ни́ша f

2. niche (suitable position):

niche

надлежа́щее ме́сто nt

Phrases:

to find one's niche

найти́ своё ме́сто

niece [ni:s] N

niece

племя́нница f

I . nine [naɪn] ADJ

nine

де́вять

nine times out of ten

обы́чно

nine times out of ten

в большинстве́ слу́чаев

Phrases:

to have nine lives

име́ть де́вять жи́зней

a nine day wonder

кратковре́менная сенса́ция f

II . nine [naɪn] N

nine

девя́тка f

at nine

в де́вять часо́в

Phrases:

be done (up) to the nines inf

быть разоде́тым в пух и прах

I . chic [ʃi:k] N

chic

шик m

chic

изя́щество nt

II . chic [ʃi:k] ADJ

chic

шика́рный

chic

мо́дный

nitric [ˈnaɪtrɪk] ADJ

nitric

азо́тный

I . epic [ˈepɪk] N LIT

epic

эпи́ческая поэ́ма f

II . epic [ˈepɪk] ADJ

1. epic a. fig LIT:

epic

эпи́ческий

2. epic (large):

epic proportions

титани́ческий

nicely [ˈnaɪslɪ] ADV

1. nicely (well):

nicely

хорошо́

nicely

хороше́нько

2. nicely (politely):

nicely

любе́зно

nicely

ми́ло

nicety <-ties> [ˈnaɪsətɪ, Am -t̬ɪ] N

1. nicety no pl (subtle, finer point):

nicety

то́чность f

2. nicety pl (precise distinctions):

nicety

то́нкости f мн

3. nicety (conventions):

nicety

усло́вности f мн

social nicetyties

усло́вности мн , соблюда́емые в о́бществе

nickel [ˈnɪkl] N

1. nickel no pl (metallic element):

nickel

ни́кель m

2. nickel Am (coin):

nickel

моне́та f в 5 це́нтов

zinc [zɪŋk] N no pl, no indef art

zinc

цинк m

I . neck [nek] N

1. neck (body part):

neck

ше́я f

neck

горлови́на f

2. neck (nape):

neck

заты́лок m

3. neck (area below head):

neck

ше́я f

neck

во́рот m

4. neck (cleavage):

neck

расхожде́ние nt

5. neck (long thin object part):

neck of a bottle

го́рлышко nt

neck of a violin

гриф m

6. neck (distance in horse racing):

win by a neck

опереди́ть на го́лову

Phrases:

in this neck of the woods inf

в э́том райо́не

to be up to one's neck in sth inf

быть по го́рло [или по́ уши] в чём-ли́бо

to be breathing down sb's neck

подгоня́ть кого́-ли́бо

to be breathing down sb's neck

пресле́довать по пята́м

to fling one's arms round sb's neck

обня́ть кого́-ли́бо за ше́ю

to get it in the neck

получи́ть по ше́е

to have sb around one's neck

кто-ли́бо виси́т на ше́е у кого́-ли́бо

to finish neck and neck

финиши́ровать голова́ в го́лову

to stick one's neck out

ста́вить себя́ под уда́р

II . neck [nek] VB intr inf

1. neck (kiss):

neck

целова́ться

2. neck (caress):

neck

обнима́ться

I . nail [neɪl] N

1. nail (metal fastener):

nail

гвоздь m

2. nail (finger/toe end):

nail

но́готь m

to bite/paint one's nails

грызть/кра́сить себе́ но́гти

Phrases:

a nail in sb's/sth's coffin

после́дний гвоздь в кры́шку гро́ба кого́-ли́бо/причи́на круше́ния чего́-ли́бо

II . nail [neɪl] VB trans

1. nail (fasten):

to nail sth (to sth)

вбить что-ли́бо во что-ли́бо

2. nail inf (catch):

nail

схвати́ть

nail

пойма́ть

Phrases:

to nail one's colours to the mast

не сдава́ть пози́ций

to nail one's colours to the mast

откры́то отста́ивать свои́ убежде́ния [или взгля́ды]

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Salary exchange schemes will result in reduced NIC payments and so are also liable to reduce the state benefits, most notably the state second pension. en.wikipedia.org

This can be contrasted to a programmed address, where the host device issues commands to the NIC to use an arbitrary address. en.wikipedia.org

More information, including installation packages can be found at http: //fred.nic.cz. en.wikipedia.org

The NIC is also committed to enhancing the benefits of fraternity membership. en.wikipedia.org

Sometimes a work ascribes NIC status to a country that other authors don't consider NIC. en.wikipedia.org

In addition, all citizens are required to carry their NIC on them as proof of identity. en.wikipedia.org

The NIC has limited powers and functions as an advisor to the national government on local matters. en.wikipedia.org

The NIC requires its members to support open expansion on their campuses. en.wikipedia.org

Incipient or ongoing industrialization is an important indicator of an NIC. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „Nic“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

I . nick [nɪk] N

1. nick (cut):

2. nick (chip, dent):

3. nick no pl Brit inf:

Phrases:

II . nick [nɪk] VB trans

1. nick (cut):

2. nick (chip, dent):

3. nick Brit, Aus inf (steal):

4. nick Brit inf (arrest, catch):

5. nick Am inf (charge unfairly, trick):

nice [naɪs] ADJ

1. nice (pleasant, agreeable):

2. nice (kind, friendly):

3. nice (beautiful):

4. nice (socially approved):

5. nice (fine, subtle):

nib [nɪb] N

nil [nɪl] N no pl

1. nil (nothing):

2. nil Brit (no score):

I . nip1 <-pp-> [nɪp] VB trans

1. nip (bite):

2. nip (pinch):

Phrases:

II . nip1 <-pp-> [nɪp] VB intr

1. nip (bite):

2. nip Brit, Aus inf (move quickly):

III . nip1 [nɪp] N

1. nip (pinch):

2. nip (bite):

Phrases:

nit [nɪt] N

1. nit Brit, Aus pej inf (stupid person):

2. nit (insect egg):

pic N inf

1. pic (film):

2. pic (picture):

3. pic (photo):

tic [tɪk] N

niche [nɪtʃ] N

1. niche (in wall):

2. niche (suitable position):

Phrases:

niece [ni:s] N

I . nine [naɪn] ADJ

Phrases:

II . nine [naɪn] N

Phrases:

I . chic [ʃi:k] N

II . chic [ʃi:k] ADJ

nitric [ˈnaɪtrɪk] ADJ

I . epic [ˈepɪk] N LIT

II . epic [ˈepɪk] ADJ

1. epic a. fig LIT:

2. epic (large):

nicely [ˈnaɪslɪ] ADV

1. nicely (well):

2. nicely (politely):

nicety <-ties> [ˈnaɪsətɪ, Am -t̬ɪ] N

1. nicety no pl (subtle, finer point):

2. nicety pl (precise distinctions):

3. nicety (conventions):

nickel [ˈnɪkl] N

1. nickel no pl (metallic element):

2. nickel Am (coin):

zinc [zɪŋk] N no pl, no indef art

I . neck [nek] N

1. neck (body part):

2. neck (nape):

3. neck (area below head):

4. neck (cleavage):

5. neck (long thin object part):

6. neck (distance in horse racing):

Phrases:

II . neck [nek] VB intr inf

1. neck (kiss):

2. neck (caress):

I . nail [neɪl] N

I . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB trans

II . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB intr

III . nip¹ [nɪp] N