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bush

/bʊʃ/

bushnoun

bushes

/bʊʃ/

Translations

куст

The garden was full of roses and other flowering bushes.

Сад был полон роз и других цветущих кустов.

заросли

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.

Additional translations

кустарнико кустарниковой растительности

Definitions

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.

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urban area

bushverb

bushed

Past Simple

bushed

Past Participle

bushing

Gerund

/bʊʃ/

Translations

куститься

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.

Additional translations

загнатьв кусты; охота

втулковатьтехн.; установить втулку

Definitions

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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bushadjective

/bʊʃ/

Used attributively to denote something situated in or characteristic of the (rural) bush.

Translations

глухойо местности; удалённый, безлюдный

They stayed at a bush camp far from the city.

Они остановились в лагере в глухой местности, далеко от города.

дилетантскийо чём-л. низкопробном, непрофессиональном; с неодобрением

That was a bush move—any professional would know better.

Это был дилетантский ход — любой профессионал знал бы лучше.

Definitions

Situated in, coming from, or characteristic of the sparsely settled countryside or wilderness (the bush).

They hired a bush pilot to reach the remote mining camp.

Inferior, amateurish, or second-rate; characteristic of a low level of professionalism (often in the phrase "bush league").

That was a bush move—any professional would know better.

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bushproper noun

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A surname, notably borne by a U.S. presidential family.

George Bush served as President of the United States.