recurve
1Recurve — Re*curve (r?*k?rv ), v. t. To curve in an opposite or unusual direction; to bend back or down. [1913 Webster] …
2recurve — [rē kʉrv′] vt., vi. recurved, recurving [L recurvare < re , back + curvare < curvus: see CURVE] to curve or bend back or backward …
3Recurve — Ein Skythe spannt seinen Bogen Recurve Der Bogen ist eine Abschussvorrichtung für Pfeile. Seit der jüngeren Altsteinzeit (30.000–10.000 v. Chr.) nutzen Menschen …
4Recurve-billed Bushbird — Conservation status Endangered …
5recurve-billed bushbird — lenktasnapės skruzdlesės statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas atitikmenys: lot. Clytoctantes angl. recurve billed bushbird vok. Grauer Bodenameisenwürger, m rus. толстоклювая муравьеловка, f pranc. batara à bec retroussé, m ryšiai: platesnis… …
6recurve-billed bushbird — paprastoji lenktasnapė skruzdlesė statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas atitikmenys: lot. Clytoctantes alixii angl. recurve billed bushbird vok. Grauer Bodenameisenwürger, m rus. толстоклювая муравьеловка, f pranc. batara à bec retroussé, m… …
7recurve — noun Date: 1956 an archery bow whose tips are curved toward the back …
8recurve — /ri kerrv /, v.t., v.i., recurved, recurving. to curve or bend back or backward. [1590 1600; < L recurvare, equiv. to re RE + curvare to CURVE] * * * …
9recurve — verb a) To curve again, to rebend. b) To curve back on itself …
10recurve — rɪ kÉœrv / kÉœËv v. bend or curve something backward; bend or curve something in the opposite direction …
