Ryska | Engelska |
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Бат proper noun | Bath(City in England) |
бат noun {m} | baht [baht](unit of currency) |
бат мицва noun | bat mitzvah(Jewish coming of age ceremony for a girl) |
Батаан proper noun | Bataan(province of the Philippines) |
баталия noun {f} | battle [battles](general action, fight, or encounter; a combat) fight [fights](battle) |
батальон noun {m} | battalion [battalions](army unit) |
Батам proper noun | Batam(city in Indonesia) Riau Islands(province of Indonesia) |
Батангас proper noun | Batangas(province of the Philippines) |
батарейка noun {f} | battery [batteries](device storing electricity) cell [cells](component of an electrical battery) |
батарея noun {f} | battery [batteries](device storing electricity) heater [heaters](device that produces and radiates heat) radiator [radiators](finned metal fixture that carries hot water or steam in order to heat a room) |
батат noun {m} | sweet potato [sweet potatoes](tuber) |
батермилк noun {m} | buttermilk [buttermilks](cultured buttermilk) |
батик noun {m} | batik(A method of dyeing fabric) |
батискаф noun {m} | bathyscaphe(self-propelled deep-sea submersible) |
батист noun {m} | batiste(fine cloth) |
батисфера noun {f} | bathysphere(diving chamber) |
Батман proper noun | Batman(a city in Turkey) |
батман noun {m} | batman [batmen](former unit of weight) |
батог noun {m} | whip [whips](rod or rope) |
батон noun {m} | loaf [loaves](block of bread) |
батопорт noun | caisson [caissons](gate across the entrance to a dry dock) |
батрак noun {m} | cotter(peasant) peon [peons](peasant or serf) |
баттерфляй /battɛrfljáj/ noun {m} | butterfly stroke(swimming stroke) |
баттхёрт noun {m} | butthurt((slang) upset caused by a perceived insult or injustice) |
Бату proper noun {m} | Batu(given name) |
Батуми proper noun {m} | Batumi(city) |
Батурин proper noun | Baturyn(city) |
батут noun {m} | trampoline [trampolines](gymnastic and recreational device) |
батхёрт noun {m} | butthurt((slang) upset caused by a perceived insult or injustice) |
Батый proper noun {m} | Batu(given name) |
батюшка noun {m} | dad [dads](informal: a father) daddy [daddies](father) priest [priests](clergyman (clergywoman, clergyperson)) |
батюшка proper noun {m} | Father(term of address for a Christian priest) |