Значение слова "WADE" найдено в 31 источнике

WADE

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"
[weɪd]
переход вброд, преодоление брода
брод
переходить вброд
пробираться, идти с трудом
преодолевать


найдено в "Crosswordopener"

• ___ vs. Roe

• 1973 defendant

• 1973 Supreme Court decision name

• 1977 Wimbledon champ

• 1977 Wimbledon champ Virginia

• 1977 Wimbledon winner

• 1977 Wimbledon winner Virginia

• 5-time A.L. batting champion Boggs

• Abdoulaye ___, who has been elected Senegal's president

• Amble, as through a brook

• Attack vigorously, with 'into'

• Ballplayer Boggs

• Baseball great Boggs

• Baseball Hall of Famer Boggs

• Baseball's Boggs

• Baseman Boggs

• Batting champ Boggs

• Beach boys do this

• Begin energetically, with into

• Boggs down in Cooperstown

• Boggs of baseball

• Boggs of the Bosox

• Boggs on the bag

• Coach Phillips

• Cranes do it

• Cross a creek

• Cross a creek, e.g.

• Cross a creek, say

• Cross a kiddie pool

• Cross a shallow creek

• Cross a stream, perhaps

• Cross a stream, say

• Cross the creek

• Cross the kiddie pool

• Cross the stream, in a way

• Defendant in a landmark Supreme Court case

• Do more than dip a toe

• Emulate a crane

• Emulate a stork

• Emulate an ibis

• Enjoy a kiddie pool

• Enjoy the kiddie pool

• Enter only up to the ankles, say

• Ex-Yankee third baseman Boggs

• Five-time A.L. batting champ Boggs

• Ford

• Ford a shallow stream, say

• Ford a stream, e.g.

• Ford, for example

• Former Yankee Boggs

• Get in a little way

• Get into shallow water

• Get one's feet wet

• Get one's feet wet, in a way

• Get your feet wet?

• Go in ankle-deep

• Go in only a little way, say

• Go in the kiddie pool, maybe

• Go in the water

• Go in the water just a little way

• Go in up to one's ankles

• Go in up to the ankles

• Go in with rolled-up pants?

• Go off-shore, maybe

• Hall of Famer Boggs

• Landmark Supreme Court litigant

• Make one's way laboriously

• Margaret's last name in Dennis the Menace

• More than dip the toe

• Move through high grass

• Move through shallow water

• Name in a 1973 landmark case

• Not get too deep

• One side of a 1973 ruling

• One way to keep one's hair dry

• Play in a kiddie pool

• Play in a pool

• Play in the kiddie pool

• Play in the shallows

• Plod (through)

• Plow through puddles

• Proceed with difficulty (through)

• Progress laboriously

• Read (through)

• Roe foe

• Roe v. ___

• Roe v. ___ (historic case)

• Roe vs. ___ (Supreme Court case)

• Slog (through), as tedious text

• Slog through a stream

• Slog through the surf

• Slog through water

• Slugger Boggs

• Splash in the shallows

• Spoonbills do it

• Stay in the shallow end of the pool

• Stay near the shore

• Step through a stream

• Step through water

• Storks do it

• Stroll in the shallows

• Stroll in water

• Stroll the ocean's edge

• Stroll through the shallows

• Stroll through the surf

• Struggle (through), as a tedious book

• Teammate of Bosh and James

• Teammate of James and Bosh

• Test the water

• Use a kiddie pool

• Use hip boots

• Use hip boots, e.g.

• Use hip boots, perhaps

• Use the kiddie pool

• Utilize hip boots

• Virginia of tennis

• Virginia of tennis fame

• Walk across a stream

• Walk by the shore, perhaps

• Walk in a kiddie pool

• Walk in a stream

• Walk in ankle-deep water

• Walk in shallow water

• Walk in the baby pool

• Walk in the shallows

• Walk in the surf

• Walk in the water

• Walk in up to the ankles

• Walk in water

• Walk into a river

• Walk the water's edge

• Walk through a pond

• Walk through shallows

• Walk through snow drifts

• Walk through water

• Walk, as through water

• Wimbledon winner of 1977

• Women's U.S. Open tennis champ: 1968

• English tennis player who won may women's singles titles (born in 1945)


найдено в "Новом большом англо-русском словаре"
1. [weıd] n
1. переход вброд
2. брод
2. [weıd] v
1. переходить вброд

to wade (across, in) a river - переходить реку вброд

2. пробираться, идти с трудом (по песку, снегу и т. п.)

to wade through the mud - идти, увязая в грязи

the moon waded through clouds - луна пробивалась сквозь тучи

to wade through slaughter - шагать по трупам

3.преодолевать что-л.

to wade through a dull book - с трудом осилить скучную книгу

to wade through innumerable details - разобраться в бесчисленных подробностях

4. (in, into)
1) войти (в воду и т. п.)
2) вступить (в спор, в борьбу); ввязаться (в разговор)
3) налететь, натолкнуться
4) разг. наброситься, накинуться

he waded single-handed into a man almost twice his size - он в одиночку бросился на человека вдвое крупнее себя

5. энергично приняться (за что-л.)

to wade in /into/ work - взяться за работу



найдено в "Collocations dictionary"
wade: translation

verb
ADVERB
slowly
ashore

The men waded ashore.

across, back, out
PREPOSITION
across, in, into, through, to

We waded across the stream.

She climbed overboard and waded back to shore.

PHRASES
wade knee-deep, waist-deep, etc.in sth

Rescuers had to wade waist-deep in floodwater.



найдено в "Universal-Lexicon"
Wade: übersetzung

Wa|de ['va:də], die; -, -n:
durch einen großen Muskel gebildete hintere Seite des Unterschenkels beim Menschen:
kräftige Waden.

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Wa|de 〈f. 19; Anat.〉 hinterer Teil des Unterschenkels, der durch den dreiköpfigen Wadenmuskel gewölbt wird: Sura [<ahd. wado, urspr. „dickes Fleisch“; vielleicht verwandt mit lat. vatius „krumm, gebogen“]

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Wa|de , die; -, -n [mhd. wade, ahd. wado, wahrsch. verw. mit lat. vatax = krumm-, schiefbeinig u. lat. vatius = einwärtsgebogen, krumm(beinig) u. eigtl. wohl = Krümmung, Biegung (am Körper)]:
durch einen großen Muskel gebildete hintere Seite des Unterschenkels beim Menschen:
stramme, kräftige, dünne -n;
er hat einen Krampf in der W.

* * *

Wade,
 
Sura, die durch den Wadenmuskel, v.a. die beiden oberflächlichen Köpfe des Zwillingswadenmuskels, stark muskulöse Rückseite des menschlichen Unterschenkels (Bein).
 

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Wa|de, die; -, -n [mhd. wade, ahd. wado, wahrsch. verw. mit lat. vatax = krumm-, schiefbeinig u. lat. vatius = einwärtsgebogen, krumm(beinig) u. eigtl. wohl = Krümmung, Biegung (am Körper)]: durch einen großen Muskel gebildete hintere Seite des Unterschenkels beim Menschen: stramme, kräftige, dünne -n; Aus den halblangen Trikotbeinen sah sie seine behaarten -n hervorlugen (Jaeger, Freudenhaus 19); er hat einen Krampf in der W.


найдено в "Англо-русском словаре Мюллера"
wade [weɪd]
1. n
1) перехо́д вброд
2) брод
2. v
1) переходи́ть вброд
2) пробира́ться, идти́ (по грязи, снегу и т.п.; тж. wade through)
3) преодолева́ть (что-л. трудное, скучное; тж. wade through)
wade in разг.
а) набро́ситься; приня́ться за что-л.;
б) вступи́ть (в спор, дискуссию, борьбу);
wade into
а) разг. ре́зко критикова́ть;
б) = wade in а);
wade through одоле́ть (что-л. трудное, скучное)


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