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Peter [ˈpiːtə] n New Testament 1. (Biographies / Peter, Saint (death date: ?67) M, Jewish, RELIGION: apostle, RELIGION: martyr, RELIGION: saint) Saint. Also called: Simon Peter. died ?67 ad, a fisherman of Bethsaida, who became leader of the apostles and is regarded by Roman Catholics as the first pope; probably martyred at Rome. Feast day: June 29 or Jan. 18 2. (Christian Religious Writings / Bible) either of two epistles traditionally ascribed to Peter (in full The First Epistle and The Second Epistle of Peter) Peter [ˈpiːtə] n (Christian Religious Writings / Bible) New Testament either of the two epistles traditionally ascribed to the apostle Peter (in full The First Epistle and The Second Epistle of Peter) peter1 vb (intr; foll by out or away) to fall (off) in volume, intensity, etc., and finally cease the cash petered out in three months [of unknown origin] peter2 Bridge Whist vb (intr) (Group Games / Bridge) to play a high card before a low one in a suit, usually a conventional signal of a doubleton holding or of strength in that suit n (Group Games / Bridge) the act of petering [perhaps a special use of peter1 (to fall off in power)] peter3 n Slang 1. a safe, till, or cash box 2. a prison cell 3. the witness box in a courtroom 4. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Anatomy) Chiefly US a slang word for penis [C17 (meaning a case): from the name Peter] Peter a bundle—Slang Dictionary, 1874. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations Peter [ˈpiːtəʳ] N → Pedro Peter the Great → Pedro el Grande Peter Rabbit → el Conejo Peter to rob Peter to pay Paul → desnudar a un santo para vestir a otro peter1 [ˈpiːtəʳ] VI to peter out [supply] → irse agotando; [conversation] → irse acabando; [road, stream] → perderse, desaparecer; [interest, excitement] → desvanecerse, decaer; [plan] → quedar en nada; [song, noise, voice] → apagarse the road petered out into a track → la carretera dio paso a un camino, la carretera se transformó en camino peter2 [ˈpiːtəʳ] N (US) → verga f, picha f peter3 [ˈpiːtəʳ] N (= safe) → caja f de caudales; (= cell) → celda f Peter n → Peter m; (= apostle) → Petrus m; Saint Peter → Sankt Peter, der Heilige Petrus; to rob Peter to pay Paul → ein Loch mit dem anderen zustopfen; he is a real Peter Pan → er will einfach nicht erwachsen werden; he’s the Peter Pan of show business → er ist der ewig junge Showstar; Peter Pan collar → Bubikragen m peter [ˈpiːtəʳ] vi to peter out (supply) → esaurirsi, estinguersi; (stream) → perdersi; (plan) → andare in fumo; (interest, excitement) → svanire; (conversation) → spegnersi; (song, noise) → cessare; (track, path) → finire to come gradually to an end As the river dried up our water-supply petered out; Their enthusiasm gradually petered out. opraak يَنْضَب، يَنْفَذ постепенно изчезвам vytratit se, dojít ebbe ud zu Ende gehen εξαντλούμαι agotarse, acabarse soikuma کم شدن ehtyä tarir, s'épuiser לֶאֱזוֹל לְאָט לְאָט क्रमश: खत्म हो जाना iscrpsti se,presušiti lassan kifogy berangsur habis fjara út esaurirsi 尽きる 소멸하다 išsekti izsīkt; beigties beransur habis, hilang geleidelijk afnemen, opraken tørke ut, løpe ut i sanden wyczerpać się sumir a se sfârşi; a se stinge иссякать; улетучиваться vytratiť sa, zmiznúť pojemati iščeznuti ebba ut, sina, ta slut ค่อย ๆ หมด yavaş yavaş sona ermek 漸漸消失 висихати, виснажуватися ختم ہوجانا mất dần 渐渐消失 Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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