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twig
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/twɪg/
US
/twɪg/
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twig
noun
twigs
pl
UK
/twɪg/
US
/twɪg/
ветка
The bird perched on a twig, chirping happily.
Птица уселась на ветку и весело щебетала.
прутик
She used a twig to draw patterns in the sand.
Она использовала прутик, чтобы рисовать узоры на песке.
Traducciones adicionales
клюшка
североамер. разг.; хоккей
веточка
побег
ответвление
перен.; о части семьи, организации или структуры
Sinónimos
bough
stick
shoot
sprig
branch
Antónimos
trunk
bough
twig
verb
twigged
Past Simple
twigged
Past Participle
twigging
Gerund
UK
/twɪɡ/
US
/twɪɡ/
понять
After a few minutes of listening, she finally twigged what he was trying to say.
Выслушав его несколько минут, она наконец поняла, что он пытался сказать.
Traducciones adicionales
сообразить
разг.; внезапно понять
заметить
разг.; быстро или мельком
Sinónimos
understand
realize
perceive
grasp
comprehend
Antónimos
misperceive
misconstrue
overlook
ignore
miss
misunderstand
twig
adjective
UK
/twɪɡ/
US
/twɪɡ/
Used attributively before a noun to denote something made of, consisting of, or related to twigs.
Traducciones adicionales
хворостяной
о предмете, сделанном из тонких веточек
Sinónimos
stick-thin
twiggy
wiry
delicate
slight
scrawny
gaunt
lanky
spindly
slim
thin
slender
Antónimos
broad
sturdy
robust
bulky
stocky
stout
thick
Definiciones
twig
noun
A small, thin branch of a tree or bush.
The bird perched on a twig, chirping happily.
A slender shoot of a plant.
She used a twig to draw patterns in the sand.
A small or subsidiary branch or offshoot, especially used figuratively to refer to a minor division in a family, organization, or abstract structure.
Their start-up was just a tiny twig on the vast corporate tree.
A hockey stick (North American informal).
He snapped his twig during the overtime period.
twig
verb
To understand or realize something suddenly.
After a few minutes of listening, she finally twigged what he was trying to say.
To notice or observe; to spot, especially quickly or surreptitiously.
I twigged him slipping out the back door.
twig
adjective
Made of, consisting of, or relating to twigs (used before a noun).
She hung a twig wreath on the front door.
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