Knobber

Übersetzung von "knobber" ins Russisch

Substantiv

/ˈnɒbə/

/ˈnɑːbər/

knobber

knobbers Pl.

The knobber was grazing in the meadow.

Олень пасся на лугу.

Substantiv

/ˈnɒbə/

/ˈnɑːbər/

A young male deer, especially a stag in its second year.

The hunters spotted a knobber grazing in the meadow.

(dialect, Britain) A large round-headed cabbage of the drumhead variety.

She cut a fresh knobber for the soup.

(dialect, obsolete) A mason’s hammer or chisel used for knocking rough projections off stone.

The stonemason reached for his knobber to smooth the block.

(slang, chiefly UK) A foolish or obnoxious person; an idiot.

Stop being a complete knobber and pay attention.

Adjektiv

/ˈnɒbə/

/ˈnɑːbər/

Attributive: relating to a young male deer in its second year.

The hunters identified the knobber stag by its budding antlers.