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/nɔd/ /nɒd/ /nɑd/

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noun

Кивок

An instance of inclining the head up and down, as to indicate agreement, or as a cursory greeting.

Examples :

"My mom gave a quick nod of her head to show she understood. "

Моя мама кивнула головой, чтобы показать, что она поняла.

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noun

Ссылка, намек

A reference or allusion to something.

Examples :

"The teacher's lecture had a nod to the famous scientist's work. "

В лекции учителя была ссылка на работу знаменитого ученого.

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noun

Выдвижение, назначение

Examples :

"For the fifth time in her career she received a Grammy nod, she has yet to win the award."

В пятый раз в своей карьере она получила выдвижение на премию «Грэмми», но ей еще предстоит выиграть эту награду.

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noun

Одобрение, согласие

Examples :

"The plan is expected to get the nod from councillors at the next meeting."

Ожидается, что план получит одобрение от членов совета на следующем заседании.

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verb

Кивать головой

To incline the head up and down, as to indicate agreement.

Examples :

"The teacher asked if everyone understood the new math concept, and the students all nodded in agreement. "

Учитель спросил, все ли поняли новую математическую концепцию, и все ученики кивнули в знак согласия.

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verb

Кивнуть

To briefly incline the head downwards as a cursory greeting.

Examples :

"The student nodded politely to the teacher before leaving the classroom. "

Студент вежливо кивнул учителю, прежде чем покинуть класс.

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verb

Кивать

To sway, move up and down.

Examples :

"The tired student nodded their head up and down as the teacher explained the difficult math problem. "

Уставший студент кивал головой вверх и вниз, пока учитель объяснял сложную математическую задачу.

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verb

Дремать, клевать носом

To gradually fall asleep.

Examples :

"After a long day at work, Sarah nodded off in her chair. "

После долгого рабочего дня Сара задремала в кресле.

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verb

Кивнуть

To signify by a nod.

Examples :

"They nodded their assent."

Они кивнули в знак согласия.

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verb

Ошибиться, промахнуться

To make a mistake by being temporarily inattentive or tired

Examples :

"The student nodded during the important math test, missing a crucial step in the calculation. "

Студент ошибся во время важной контрольной по математике, пропустив важный шаг в вычислении.

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verb

Ударять мяч головой

To head; to strike the ball with one's head.

Examples :

"Jones nods the ball back to his goalkeeper."

Джонс ударяет мяч головой своему вратарю.

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verb

Намекать, подразумевать

To allude to something.

Examples :

"The teacher's comments about the upcoming test subtly nodded to the importance of studying. "

Комментарии учителя о предстоящем тесте тонко намекали на важность учебы.

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verb

Клевать носом, дремать

To fall asleep while under the influence of opiates.

Examples :

"The patient nodded off during the doctor's explanation of the medication's side effects. "

Пациент задремал во время объяснения врачом побочных эффектов лекарства.

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