gee

UK
/dʒiː/
US
/dʒi/

Translations

geenoun
gees
pl
geeverb
geed
Past Simple
geed
Past Participle
geeing
Gerund
geeinterjection
geeinterjection
UK
/dʒiː/
US
/dʒi/
Gee, I didn't expect to see you here!
Ого, я не ожидал увидеть тебя здесь!
вот это да
Gee, what a view from up here!
Вот это да, какой отсюда вид!
ух ты
Gee, this cake tastes amazing!
Ух ты, этот торт такой вкусный!
ничего себе
Gee, that was incredible!
Ничего себе, это было невероятно!
эхразг., мягкое сожаление/досада
Gee, I was hoping it wouldn't rain today.
Эх, я надеялся, что сегодня не будет дождя.
ну и ну
Gee, that's a lot of work for one day.
Ну и ну, сколько же работы на один день!
Additional translations
чёртразг., слегка грубоватое
божеразг.; часто с оттенком «Боже мой!»
ну надо жеразг., удивление
geenoun
gees
pl
'Gee' is the seventh letter of the English alphabet.
«Джи» — седьмая буква английского алфавита.
Additional translations
Synonyms
right-turn command
command to turn right
turn-right cue
turn-right command to draft animals
grand (slang for $1,000)
thousand (slang — 'G')
geeverb
geed
Past Simple
geed
Past Participle
geeing
Gerund
The farmer gees the horses to move faster.
Фермер погоняет лошадей, чтобы они двигались быстрее.
Additional translations
поворачиватьвправо (как команда/управление)
брать вправо
сворачиватьобычно вправо (в значении команды)
Synonyms
geeadverb
The team pulled gee across the field.
Упряжка потянула вправо через поле.
Additional translations

Definitions

geenoun
The name of the letter G, the seventh letter of the English alphabet.
The word "garden" begins with a gee.
A unit of acceleration equal to the acceleration produced by gravity at the earth's surface (approximately 9.81 m/s²).
The astronaut experienced three gees during liftoff.
Slang: one thousand dollars.
He paid twenty gees for the vintage car.
geeverb
To steer or urge (a draft animal) to the right or to move faster by calling the word "gee."
The farmer geed the mules around the bend.
geeinterjection
A mild exclamation expressing surprise, enthusiasm, or disappointment; a euphemistic alteration of "Jesus."
Gee, I didn't think you'd arrive so early!
A spoken command to a draft animal directing it to turn right or move faster.
"Gee!" shouted the driver, and the oxen veered toward the gate.
geeinterjection
An expression of surprise or enthusiasm.
Gee, I didn't expect to see you here!
An expression of mild disappointment or frustration.
Gee, I was hoping it wouldn't rain today.
geenoun
The letter G.
'Gee' is the seventh letter of the English alphabet.
A command directing a draft animal to turn to the right; also, the right-hand direction itself.
With a sharp cry of 'gee!', the driver sent the oxen turning toward the gate.
geeverb
To encourage or urge on, especially a horse.
The jockey geed the horse to make it run faster.
To turn right or cause (an animal or vehicle) to turn to the right.
The musher geed the sled dogs around the bend.
geeadverb
Toward the right, especially as a directional command for draft animals or vehicles.
The team pulled gee across the field.