Translations for „bowing“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

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bow¹ [bəʊ] N

1. bow (weapon):

bow

lok m

bow and arrow

lok in puščica

2. bow (for an instrument):

bow

lok m

3. bow (knot):

bow

pentlja f

I . bow² [baʊ] VB intr

bow to

prikloniti se

to to bow to public pressure fig

ukloniti se pritisku javnosti

II . bow² [baʊ] VB trans

to bow one's head

skloniti glavo

III . bow² [baʊ] N

1. bow (bending over):

bow

poklon m

to take a bow

prikloniti se

2. bow NAUT:

bow

premec m

bow down VB intr

1. bow (to show reverence):

bow

klanjati se [perf prikloniti se]

2. bow (obey sb):

to bow down to sb

ukloniti se

bow out VB intr

bow

umakniti se

bow-leg·ged [bəʊˈlegɪd] ADJ

bow-legged

krivonog

bow ˈtie N FASHION

bow tie

metuljček m

bow ˈwin·dow N

bow window

polkrožno pomolno okno n

bow together ADJ

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bow together

sključen

bow down VB

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bow down intr

upogniti se, ukriviti se, šibiti se, nagniti

Cupid's bow N

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Cupid's bow

kupidov lok dvojno zavite oblike

Cupid's bow

oblika zgornje ustnice, ki spominja na kupidov lok; srčasta ustnica

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English

In it, he makes use of extended instrumental techniques (for example, playing behind the bridge, bowing on the tailpiece).

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He found them begging for food by gesturing to their stomachs, mouths and bowing, found the galley empty, and understood their ordeal.

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It is worthy of our attention, is fairly true to its aims despite bowing down to the weakness and potential crassness of the reality genre.

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After bowing a bouncer and seeing the batsman weave uncomfortably he stands and stares at the batsman a huge improvement from his ealier diffident ways.

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In addition to the wing-flicking, the birds in the pair face each other while calling and lean forward while bowing ceremoniously to each other.

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They have elaborate courtship rituals, which include sky-pointing, bill-clapping, and bowing.

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Free bowing is rarely used today due to its lack of communal focus, which can cause musicians to play out of step with each other.

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The male has an elaborate courtship display, holding water weeds in his bill and bowing to the female with loud chuckles.

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Then the abbot and monks enter the cathedral and proceed to the altar, everyone bowing reverently as they pass before them.

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Meeting royals became a more informal affair: dress codes were relaxed, bowing and curtsying optional.

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