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| gen. |
hunt fur |
| biol. |
ground game |
| mamm. |
hares (Leporidae); hares and rabbits (Leporidae); European hares (Leporidae); hares and jack rabbits (Lepus); true hares (Lepus) |
| zool. |
hares and rabbits; leporids |
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| gen. |
free-riders |
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| gen. |
hare fur; pussycat; scut; hare; speck; deadhead; puss; bawtie; bawty |
| agric. |
hare (Lepus) |
| biol. |
true hare (Lepus) |
| dial. |
bawd |
| forestr. |
hare (Lepus L.) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
nonpaying passenger |
| Gruzovik, leath. |
hare fur |
| inf. |
gate-crasher; rabbit |
| mamm. |
hare (Lepus europaeus) |
| obs., dial. |
wat |
| scottish |
malkin (VLZ_58) |
| slang |
Belarusian ruble (Slang term dervied from image of rabbit on 1-ruble note ctirip1) |
| zool. |
jack rabbit (Lepus) |
| zool., amer. |
jackrabbit (any of several large North American hares of the genus Lepus) The word "jackrabbit" comes from a book by Mark Twain, in which he describes the creature as a jackass rabbit, on account of the hare's ears looking as though they belonged to a donkey. Later on this term was shortened to jackrabbit.) |
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| gen. |
gate crasher; dead-head (в театре, кино) |
| econ. |
free rider (dimock) |
| fishery |
free rider |
| transp. |
toll evader (Andrey Truhachev) |
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| astr., Makarov. |
Hare (созвездие) |
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| prop.name |
Zajc |
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| Russian thesaurus |
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| gen. |
семейство млекопитающих отряда зайцеобразных. Ок. 50 видов, в т. ч. беляк, русак, дикий кролик, толай, маньчжурский заяц. Объект промысла и спортивной охоты. Некоторые акклиматизированы в Австралии, Нов. Зеландии. 4 вида в Красной книге Международного союза охраны природы и природных ресурсов МСОП. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
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| gen. |
созвездие Южного полушария. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
