grouser

UK
/ˈgraʊsə/
US
/ˈgraʊsɚ/
grouserсуществительное
grousers
множ.
UK
/ˈgraʊsə/
US
/ˈgraʊsɚ/
Переводы
The tank's grouser helped it move over rough terrain.
Гусеница танка помогала ему двигаться по пересеченной местности.
The old man was known as a grouser in the neighborhood.
Старик был известен как бурчун в округе.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A person who complains or grumbles frequently.
The office grouser was at it again, complaining about the new coffee machine.
A device attached to the tracks of a vehicle, such as a tank or bulldozer, to increase traction.
The engineer inspected the grouser to ensure it was properly fitted to the bulldozer's tracks.
grouserприлагательное
UK
/ˈɡraʊsə/
US
/ˈɡraʊsər/
Used attributively in technical contexts (e.g., "grouser bar", "grouser height").
Определения
Relating to or designed for a grouser—the traction projections on the tracks of a vehicle.
Technicians checked the grouser height on the excavator’s track shoes.
grouseсуществительное
Определения
A type of bird that is often hunted for sport and food, known for its plump body and feathered legs, typically found in the northern hemisphere.
The hunter spotted a grouse in the underbrush and prepared to take a shot.
A complaint or grumble about something, often trivial.
He had a grouse about the way the meeting was conducted.
grouseглагол
Определения
To complain or grumble about something.
He tends to grouse about the weather whenever it rains.
grouseприлагательное

grouser

Срав.

grouser
Срав.
grousest
Превосх.
Australian/New Zealand informal slang meaning ‘excellent’
Определения
Excellent; very good (chiefly Australia and New Zealand, informal).
That new café is really grouse.
grouseмеждометие
Определения
An exclamation expressing approval, satisfaction, or delight (chiefly Australia and New Zealand).
"You got tickets to the grand final? Grouse!"