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101dull verditer-flycatcher — šrilankinė rytinė musinukė statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas atitikmenys: lot. Eumyias sordidus; Muscicapa sordidus angl. dull verditer flycatcher vok. Ceylonschnäpper, m rus. серо синяя мухоловка, f pranc. gobemouche de Ceylan, m ryšiai:… …
102dull-mantled antbird — kostarikinė devynbalsė skruzdinukė statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas atitikmenys: lot. Myrmeciza laemosticta angl. dull mantled antbird vok. Grauscheitel Ameisenvogel, m rus. табачная славковая муравьянка, f pranc. alapi tabac, m ryšiai:… …
103dull as ditch water — Very dull …
104dull — [1] A finish that is not shiny. [2] A blade, saw, or drill bit that is not sharp. Also see go dull …
105dull — [13] Dull originally meant ‘slow witted’. It was borrowed from Middle Low German dul, a descendant of the prehistoric Germanic adjective *dulaz, which also produced German toll and Old English dol ‘stupid’ (the Old English adjective does not seem …
106dull-purple — adjective of a dull shade of purple • Similar to: ↑chromatic …
107dull-white — adjective of a dull shade of white • Similar to: ↑achromatic, ↑neutral …
108dull the edge of — cause to be less keenly felt; reduce the intensity or effectiveness of she d have to find something to dull the edges of the pain …
109Dull art [dull coated] paper — Матовая мелованная бумага …
110dull-minded — adjective Dim witted, stupid, unintelligent …
