curb

UK
/kɜːb/
US
/kɜrb/
curbсуществительное
curbs
множ.
UK
/kɜːb/
US
/kɜrb/
Переводы
The car hit the curb and got a flat tire.
Машина врезалась в бордюр и проколола шину.
The government imposed a curb on spending.
Правительство ввело ограничение на расходы.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A stone or concrete edging to a street or path.
The car jumped the curb and ended up on the sidewalk.
A check or restraint on something.
The new regulations are intended to put a curb on excessive spending.
A metal bit used in a horse's mouth, usually with a leverage shank and chain, to control the animal.
The trainer fitted the horse with a curb before the competition.
A swelling or strain just below the hock on the hind leg of a horse, often caused by over-exertion.
The veterinarian diagnosed the lameness as a curb developing on the gelding’s right hind leg.
curbглагол
curbed
Прошедшее простое время
curbed
Причастие прошедшего времени
curbing
Герундий
UK
/kɜːb/
US
/kɝːb/
Переводы
New laws have been introduced to curb pollution.
Были введены новые законы, чтобы ограничивать загрязнение.
The government is trying to curb inflation.
Правительство пытается обуздать инфляцию.
She tried to curb her anger during the meeting.
Она пыталась сдерживать свой гнев во время встречи.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
To restrain or keep in check.
The government implemented new policies to curb inflation.
To lead a dog to urinate or defecate at the edge of a sidewalk or street.
Please curb your dog to keep the sidewalks clean.
curbприлагательное
UK
/kɜːb/
US
/kɝːb/
Used attributively to describe things situated at or relating to a curb (e.g., curb pickup, curb ramp).
Определения
Situated at or relating to a curb; performed at the edge of a street.
The restaurant offers curb pickup for online orders.