mole

UK
/məʊl/
US
/moʊl/
moleсуществительное
moles
множ.
UK
/məʊl/
US
/moʊl/
Переводы
The organization was infiltrated by a mole.
В организацию проник шпион.
She has a small mole on her cheek.
У неё на щеке маленькая родинка.
The mole dug tunnels in the garden.
Крот вырыл туннели в саду.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A small, burrowing mammal with velvety fur, typically having very small eyes and living underground.
The gardener was frustrated by the mole that kept digging tunnels in the yard.
A small, dark, and often slightly raised spot on the skin, sometimes present at birth.
She went to the dermatologist to have a mole on her arm checked.
A spy who gradually achieves an important position within the security defenses of a country.
The agency discovered a mole who had been leaking confidential information for years.
A unit of measurement in chemistry representing Avogadro's number of molecules or atoms.
In the lab, we measured out one mole of sodium chloride for the experiment.
A type of Mexican sauce made from chili peppers, chocolate, and spices, often served with meat.
The chicken was served with a rich and flavorful mole sauce.
A massive stone pier, breakwater, or causeway protecting or enclosing a harbour.
The fishing boats took shelter behind the mole during the storm.
moleглагол
moled
Прошедшее простое время
moled
Причастие прошедшего времени
moling
Герундий
Rare but attested verbal use meaning “to burrow or move/force one’s way through something like a mole; to investigate by digging into information”.
Определения
To move, dig, or force a way through something in the manner of a burrowing mole.
The miners moled through the soft rock to reach the new vein.
Синонимы
act as a double agent
burrow into
tunnel into
moleприлагательное
UK
/məʊl/
US
/moʊl/
Used attributively for dishes containing mole sauce; normally ungradable.
Определения
Relating to or prepared with Mexican mole sauce; flavoured with mole.
We ordered the mole chicken tacos, which were rich and spicy.