Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Bulgarian term or phrase:
охрьозeн
English translation:
ochreous (UK) / (US) ocherous, ochrous
Added to glossary by
Ivan Klyunchev
Feb 27, 2011 00:31
13 yrs ago
Bulgarian term
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охрьозeн
Bulgarian to English
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Задругата с изградена от жълтеникави до кремаворъждиви, слабо споени пясъчници с въглищни частици и охрьозни глинести ядки. В горната част на разреза се срещат нива от слабо споени пясъчници до пясъци, всред които се намират здраво споени сферични по форма пясъчници с диаметър до 1,50
Proposed translations
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| 4 | ochreous / (US) ocherous |
Ivan Klyunchev
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| 5 +2 | ochre |
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Change log
Feb 28, 2011 20:23: Ivan Klyunchev Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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ochreous / (US) ocherous
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ochreous [`əʊkrıəs] 1. охровый (о глине )...
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ocher·ous \ˈōk(ə)rəs\ adjective or ochre·ous \“, ˈōkrēəs\ ; also ochrous \ˈōkrəs\ Etymology: ocher (I) + -ous or -eous 1. : of or relating to ocher : containing or resembling ocher.
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Какво стана със задругата на английски?
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ochreous [`əʊkrıəs] 1. охровый (о глине )...
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ocher·ous \ˈōk(ə)rəs\ adjective or ochre·ous \“, ˈōkrēəs\ ; also ochrous \ˈōkrəs\ Etymology: ocher (I) + -ous or -eous 1. : of or relating to ocher : containing or resembling ocher.
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Какво стана със задругата на английски?
Note from asker:
| Е, доведе ме/ни до истината. Благодаря много! |
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ochre
Ochres are among the earliest pigments used by mankind, derived from naturally tinted clay containing mineral oxides. Chemically, it is hydrated iron (III) oxide. Modern artists' pigments continue to use the terms Yellow ochre and Red ochre for specific hues.
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I think that "formation", "cluster" or "cluster formation" would be appropriate. It is best to ask your client which one of the three is used the most.
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I think that "formation", "cluster" or "cluster formation" would be appropriate. It is best to ask your client which one of the three is used the most.
Example sentence:
Ochre or Ocher (pronounced /ˈoʊkər/ OH-kər, from the Greek ὠχρός, ōkhrós, pale) is the term for both a golden-yellow or light yellow brown-- color and for a form of earth pigment which produces the color.
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Note from asker:
| Благодаря! нямах идея дори |
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