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bead Noun 1. a small pierced piece of glass, wood, or plastic that may be strung with others to form a necklace, rosary, etc. 2. a small drop of moisture 3. a small metal knob acting as the sight of a firearm Verb to decorate with beads [Old English bed prayer] beaded adj
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bead Translations n bead [biːd] a little ball of glass etc strung with others in a necklace etc She's wearing two strings of wooden beads. kraal, kraletjie خَرَزَه мънисто korálek perle die Perle χάντρα cuenta helmes دانه؛ مهره helmi perle חָרוּז गुटका माला का दाना zrno, biser, kap (üveg)gyöngy manik-manik perla perlina ビーズ玉 구슬 karoliukas kreļļu virtene; krelles manik kraal perle koralik conta mărgea; perlă бусина koráľ kroglica (na ogrlici) perla pärla ลูกปัด boncuk(tanesi); tesbih vb.tanesi 小球;小珠子 намистина تسبیح یا ہار کے دانے hạt 小球;小珠子 adj beady (of eyes) small and bright the beady eyes of the bird. kraalagtig (kraaloog) خَرَزي الشَّكْل като мънисто korálkovitý stikkende klein und glänzend μικρός και λαμπερός, μπιρμπιλωτός (για μάτια) como cuentas, pequeño y brillante nööpsilmaline کوچک و براق nappisilmäinen vrille עֵינָיִים קטָנוֹת וְנוֹצצוֹת छोटी चमकदार malen i sjajan gyöngyszerű kecil dan terang seperti manik-manik lítill og glitrandi (piccolo e luccicante) ビーズのような 구슬 같은 kaip karoliukas (par acīm) mazs un apaļš kecil bulat dan bercahaya kraal- små, stikkende (øyne) paciorkowaty como contas ca mărgeaua как бусинка korálikový predirljiv sjajan pärlformig, liten och lysande (ตา) เล็กและสดใส küçük ve parlak 小而亮的 схожий на намистину چمکدار ، روشن tròn nhỏ và sáng 小而亮的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Whenever the wheels sank farther than usual into a rut, or jolted suddenly over a stone, she bounded involuntarily into the air, came down again, pushed back her funny little straw hat, and picked up or settled more firmly a small pink sun shade, which seemed to be her chief responsibility, --unless we except a bead purse, into which she looked whenever the condition of the roads would permit, finding great apparent satisfaction in that its precious contents neither disappeared nor grew less. He had bead eyes, and his helmet was sewed on with stitches. And then he strewed the table with the nuggets, stuffed ptarmigans, bead work and seal pelts of the returned Kiondiker, and began to prate to us of his millions. |
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