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bushes

UK
/ˈbʊʃɪz/
US
/ˈbʊʃɪz/

Übersetzungen

bushsubstantiv

bushes

Pl.

bushes
Pl.
UK
/bʊʃ/
US
/bʊʃ/
The garden was full of roses and other flowering bushes.
Сад был полон роз и других цветущих кустов.
The explorers had to cut their way through the dense bush.
Исследователям пришлось прорубать себе путь через густые заросли.
глушьо дикой, малообжитой местности; особенно в австралийском и новозеландском вариантах
They went deep into the African bush.
Они забрались глубоко в африканскую глушь.
втулкатехн.; деталь подшипникового узла
The engineer replaced the worn-out bush to ensure the machine ran smoothly.
Инженер заменил изношенную втулку, чтобы машина работала без перебоев.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
кустарнико кустарниковой растительности
Synonyme
shrub
briar
undergrowth
thicket
plant
vegetation
Antonyme
city
town
urban area
clearing
bushverb

bushes

bushed
Präteritum
bushed
Partizip Perfekt
bushing
Gerundium
UK
/bʊʃ/
US
/bʊʃ/
The plant will bush out if you prune it correctly.
Растение будет куститься, если вы правильно его обрежете.
обсадитькустами; о границе, периметре участка
They decided to bush the perimeter of the garden to create a natural fence.
Они решили обсадить границу сада кустами, чтобы создать естественную изгородь.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
загнатьв кусты; охота
втулковатьтехн.; установить втулку
Synonyme
plant
shrub
hedge
screen
cover
enclose
surround
landscape
ornament
Antonyme
clear
remove
denude
prune
trim
thin

Definitionen

bushsubstantiv
A shrub or clump of shrubs with stems of moderate length.
The garden was filled with a variety of colorful bushes.
A large uncleared or sparsely settled area, typically covered with natural vegetation.
They went on a safari to explore the African bush.
A mechanical device providing a bearing surface for a rotating or sliding shaft.
The engineer replaced the worn-out bush to ensure the machine ran smoothly.
(vulgar slang) The hair growing in the pubic region; pubic hair.
He trimmed his bush before going to the beach.
bushverb
To cover or surround with bushes.
They decided to bush the perimeter of the garden to create a natural fence.
To force or drive into the bushes.
The hunters bushed the game to flush it out into the open.
To fit or line with a bushing (mechanical sleeve) so as to reduce friction or play.
The mechanic bushed the cylinder to restore the correct clearance.
(intransitive, often with out) To grow or spread into a bushy form.
The hedge will bush out nicely by late summer if you prune it now.
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