Traductions de „lapping“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène

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lap¹ [læp] SUBST

lap

naročje n

to live in the lap of luxury

živeti v razkošju

to drop into sb's lap

pasti komu v naročje

I . lap² [læp] SUBST

1. lap SPORT:

lap

krog m

to do a lap [of honour] GB

preteči [častni] krog

2. lap (stage):

lap

etapa f

II . lap² <-pp-> [læp] VERBE trans

1. lap (overtake):

lap

prehitevati [perf prehiteti za en krog]

2. lap usu passive littér (wrap):

to be lapped in sth

biti zavit v kaj

III . lap² [læp] VERBE intr

1. lap (in car racing):

lap

prevoziti krog

2. lap (project):

lap over

prekrivati se [perf prekriti se ]s/z

I . lap³ [læp] VERBE trans

1. lap (drink):

lap

lokati

2. lap (hit gently):

lap waves

pljuskati ob

II . lap³ [læp] VERBE intr to lap against sth

lap waves:

lap

pljuskati ob kaj

lap up VERBE trans

1. lap (drink):

lap

lokati

2. lap fam (accept eagerly):

lap

navdušeno sprejeti

lap

pograbiti

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Parents use devices to prevent kids from lapping up toilet water and creeping into the oven.

healthland.time.com

Waves crash into the sand, a dishwater brown lapping-in.

www.dailymail.co.uk

During lapping, nectar is drawn up the proboscis by capillary action.

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The metal allows itself to be impregnated with the lapping media over a large flat surface.

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Then again, even an image of waves lapping up on a tropical shore couldn't save an instant pineapple upside-down cake that was stocked in a supermarket freezer.

www.thestar.com

Wet suit encased surfers running their hands through disheveled bedheads as they scanned the horizon dragged their boards into the gentle lapping swell.

www.sandiegoreader.com

The folds of the jumper (sweater) alone mimic the rushing, lapping waves of the sea from where the boy probably just returned.

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Lapping is a mode of feeding in which liquid or semiliquid food adhering to a protrusible organ, or tongue, is transferred from substrate to mouth.

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