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61yak — I [[t]yæk[/t]] n. 1) mam a large, shaggy haired wild ox, Bos grunniens, of the Tibetan highlands, having long, curved horns 2) mam a domesticated variety of this animal • Etymology: 1785–95; < Tibetan, sp. gyag II yak or yack [[t]yæk[/t]] v.… …
62Yak — Grunzochse; Bos mutus (fachsprachlich); Jak * * * Yạk 〈m. 6; Zool.〉 = Jak * * * Yạk [jak ], Jak , der; s, s, nicht fachsprachl. auch das; s, s [engl. yak < tib. gyak]: wild lebendes Rind des zentralasiatischen Hochlands mit schwarzbraunem,… …
63Yak — Yakovlev. Du nom de l ingénieur Alexandre Sergueievitch Yakovlev. Celui ci élabora près de 60 % des avions de chasse monoplaces utilisés par les soviétiques entre 1939 et 1945. Ces appareils étaient désignés par les lettres Yak suivies d un… …
64yak — I UK [jæk] / US noun [countable] Word forms yak : singular yak plural yaks a large animal with long hair and horns that comes from Tibet and Central Asia II UK [jæk] / US verb [intransitive] Word forms yak : present tense I/you/we/they yak… …
65yak — {{＃}}{{LM Y40361}}{{〓}} {{［}}yak{{］}} {{◆}}(pl. yaks){{◇}} {{《}}▍ s.m.{{》}} Mamífero bóvido de gran tamaño, con el cuerpo y las patas cubiertos de pelo largo, generalmente de color oscuro o blanco y con dos cuernos en la frente ligeramente… …
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66yak — {{11}}yak (n.) wild ox of central Asia, 1795, from Tibetan g yag male yak. {{12}}yak (v.) laugh, 1938; talk idly, 1950; echoic, perhaps of Yiddish origin …
67yak (yack) — 1. vb, n (to indulge in) incessant talk, idle chatter. The word imitates the sound of monotonous, grating and/or inane speech. Nowadays variants of the verb form such as yak away or yak on are often preferred. ► How much longer are you going to… …
68yak — I. /jæk / (say yak) noun (plural yaks, yak) 1. a long haired wild bovid mammal, Bos grunniens, of the Tibetan highlands. 2. a domesticated variety of the same species. {Tibetan gyag} II. /jæk / (say yak) Colloquial –noun 1. empty conversation.… …
69yak — çanak ve kap bulaşığı III, 4bkz: yak yuk, yok, yok yak, yuk, yuk yak …
70yak — AND yack [jaek] 1. in. to talk. □ Stop yakking for a minute. □ I need to yack with you about something. 2. n. a chat. □ We had a nice little yack and then left for work. □ …
