- hayride
- [ʹheıraıd] n амер.
поездка, прогулка, катание на возу или в грузовике с сеном
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
hayride — ☆ hayride [hā′rīd΄ ] n. a pleasure ride in a wagon partly filled with hay, taken by a group on an outing … English World dictionary
Hayride — A hayride is a pleasure ride in an open truck, wagon or sleigh which has been decorated with hay or straw and similar farmlife paraphernalia. In modern times it is usually organized commercially and takes place at night.Trivia*Hayrides can be… … Wikipedia
hayride — n. to go on a hayride * * * [ heɪraɪd] to go on a hayride … Combinatory dictionary
Hayride to Hell — Infobox Film name = Hayride to Hell imdb id = 0121349 producer = Victoria Treole director = Kimble Rendall writer = Kimble Rendall Phillip Roope starring = Kylie Minogue Richard Roxburgh music = cinematography = editing = distributor = released … Wikipedia
Hayride (cocktail) — The Hayride is a cocktail invented by Boston Metro newspaper columnist Dan The Imbiber Dunn. It was featured in his Cocktail of the Week column in the November 2 4, 2007 issue of The Metro.PreparationIn a Cocktail Glass mix * 2 oz. Cognac * 1 oz … Wikipedia
hayride — noun Date: 1896 a pleasure ride usually at night by a group in a wagon, sleigh, or open truck partly filled with straw or hay … New Collegiate Dictionary
hayride — /hay ruyd /, n. a pleasure ride or outing, usually at night, by a group in an open wagon or truck partly filled with hay. [1855 60, Amer.; HAY + RIDE] * * * … Universalium
hayride — noun a ride in a vehicle full of hay just for fun … Wiktionary
hayride — hay|ride [ˈheıraıd] n AmE a ride in a ↑cart filled with hay, usually as part of a social event … Dictionary of contemporary English
hayride — hay|ride [ heı,raıd ] noun count AMERICAN a ride that you take for fun with other people in a WAGON filled with HAY, usually in the evening … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
hayride — n. pleasure ride taken in a hay wagon … English contemporary dictionary