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/lɪd/
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/lɪd/
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lid
noun
lids
pl
UK
/lɪd/
US
/lɪd/
крышка
She placed the lid back on the jar.
Она снова надела крышку на банку.
веко
His eyelid twitched involuntarily.
Его веко непроизвольно дернулось.
Additional translations
колпак
покрышка
крышечка
Synonyms
casing
seal
enclosure
cover
cap
top
shroud
lid
verb
lidded
Past Simple
lidded
Past Participle
lidding
Gerund
UK
/lɪd/
US
/lɪd/
накрывать
She carefully lidded the pot to let the soup simmer.
Она аккуратно накрыла кастрюлю, чтобы суп томился.
Additional translations
навесить
Synonyms
cap
close
seal
shut
cork
fasten
secure
top
cover
lid
adjective
UK
/lɪd/
US
/lɪd/
Used attributively to modify another noun, indicating relation to, or suitability for, a lid.
Definitions
lid
noun
A removable or hinged cover for the top of a container.
She placed the lid back on the jar to keep the contents fresh.
An eyelid.
He rubbed his eyes, feeling the weight of his lids after a long day.
A restraint or control, often used metaphorically.
The government kept a tight lid on the information to prevent panic.
A hat, especially in informal U.S. usage.
Nice lid—you look sharp in that fedora.
An ounce (approximately 28 grams) of marijuana; slang, chiefly U.S., dated.
In the late 1960s, you could buy a lid of pot for just a few dollars.
lid
verb
To provide or cover with a lid.
She carefully lidded the pot to let the soup simmer.
lid
adjective
Relating to, designed for, or constituting a lid; used before another noun.
She bought a lid organizer to keep all the matching tops together.
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