Translations for „stinging“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

stinging nettle [ˌstɪŋɪŋˈnetl, Am -ˈnet̬l] N BOT

stinging nettle

жгу́чая крапи́ва f

I . sting [stɪŋ] N

1. sting ZOOL:

sting (organ)

жа́ло nt

sting (injury)

уку́с m

2. sting BOT:

sting

уку́с m

sting

ожо́г m

3. sting (pain):

sting

жгу́чая боль f

sting of remorse

угрызе́ние nt со́вести

4. sting Am inf (swindle):

sting

моше́нничество nt

II . sting <stung, stung> [stɪŋ] VB intr

1. sting (injure with poison):

sting insect

жа́лить

sting insect

куса́ться

2. sting (be painful):

sting cut

са́днить

sting cut

щипа́ть

sting eyes

жечь

sting eyes

щипа́ть

sting criticism

уязвля́ть

III . sting [stɪŋ] VB trans

1. sting (inject with poison):

sting

куса́ть

sting

жа́лить

2. sting (cause pain):

sting eyes

жечь

sting criticism

уязвля́ть

3. sting Brit, Aus (goad):

sting

побужда́ть

4. sting (swindle):

sting

обма́нывать

sting

надува́ть

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English

Vascular plants to be found in the forest understorys include several fern varieties (predominantly woodfern and hay-scented), stinging nettle and jewelweed.

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Stinging nettles grow in the understory, along with red-flowering raspberry and wildflower species like trillium.

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On the court in the WNBA, she was known for her sharp and stinging comments directed at other players.

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Get in touch with your medical expert before consuming nettle tea or stinging nettle in any form.

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Super-close-ups of garlic, snail fossils, stinging nettle, bat embryos, bone cancer and a ladybug are among the top images this year.

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Herbs grown for salad dishes include mallow, stinging nettle, dandelions and teasel.

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One played a trebly, stinging slide guitar; the other sang in an anguished, world-weary voice.

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Become an amateur botanist and learn how to identify poison oak, poison ivy, poison sumac, wood nettle, stinging nettle, baby's breath, and leadwort.

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When used correctly, it can fight ageing by "stinging" the skin into plumpness.

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He's had something of a chequered career but has always come through, although at times smelling of stinging nettle.

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