English-Thai Dictionary

brad

N ตะปู ที่ ไม่มีหัว ตอก 

 

bradoon

N เชือก บังเหียน  bridoon

 

bradykinin

N สาร ใน ร่างกาย ที่ มี ฤทธิ์ ทำให้ เส้นเลือด ขยายตัว 

 

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

BRAD

in Sax. , is broad, and occurs in names; as in Bradford, broadford.

 

BRAD

n.A particular kind of nail, used in floors and other work, where it is deemed proper to drive nails entirely into the wood. For this purpose, it is made without a broad head or shoulder over the shank.

 

BRADYPUS

n.The sloth, which see.

 

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

BRAD

Brad, n. Etym: [Cf. OE. brod, Dan. braad prick, sting, brodde ice spur, frost nail, Sw. brodd frost nail, Icel. broddr any pointed piece of iron or stell; akin to AS. brord point, spire of grass, and perh. to E. bristle. See Bristle, n.]

 

Defn: A thin nail, usually small, with a slight projection at the top on one side instead of a head; also, a small wire nail, with a flat circular head; sometimes, a small, tapering, square-bodied finishing nail, with a countersunk head.

 

BRAD AWL

BRAD AWL Brad " awl `.

 

Defn: A straight awl with chisel edge, used to make holes for brads, etc. Weale.

 

BRADOON

BRADOON Bra *doon ", n.

 

Defn: Same as Bridoon.

 

New American Oxford Dictionary

brad

brad |brad bræd | ▶noun a small wire nail with a small, often asymmetrical head. ORIGIN late Middle English: from Old Norse broddr ‘spike. ’

 

bradawl

brad awl |ˈbradˌôl ˈbrædˌɔl | ▶noun a hand boring tool similar to a small, sharpened screwdriver. ORIGIN early 19th cent.: from brad + awl .

 

Bradbury, Ray

Brad bur y, Ray |ˈbradˌberē, -bərē ˈbrædbəri | (1920 –), US writer of science fiction; full name Raymond Douglas Bradbury. Notable works: The Martian Chronicles (1950 ), Fahrenheit 451 (1951 ), and the semiautobiographical Green Town trilogy — Dandelion Wine (1957 ), Something Wicked This Way Comes (1962 ), and Farewell Summer (2006 ).

 

Bradbury, Sir Malcolm

Brad |bury |ˈbradbəri | (1932 –2000 ), English novelist, critic, and academic; full name Sir Malcolm Stanley Bradbury. As a novelist he was known for satires of university life such as The History Man (1975 ) and Rates of Exchange (1983 ).

 

Braddock, Edward

Brad dock, Edward |ˈbradək ˈbrædək | (1695 –1755 ) British soldier. Commander in chief of the British forces in America, he died in action in western Pennsylvania.

 

Bradenham ham

Bradenham ham |ˈbrad (ə )nəm | ▶noun [ mass noun ] trademark a dark sweet-cured ham.

 

Bradenton

Bra den ton |ˈbrādntən ˈbreɪdəntn | a city in southwestern Florida, noted as a resort and for citrus processing; pop. 53,513 (est. 2008 ).

 

Bradford

Brad ford |ˈbradfərd ˈbrædfərd | an industrial city in northern England; pop. 280,400 (est. 2009 ).

 

Bradford, William

Brad ford, William |ˈbradfərd ˈbrædfərd | (1590 –1657 ), American religious and colonial leader. He was a signer of the Mayflower Compact in 1620 and governor of Plymouth Colony sporadically from 1621 until 1656 (1621 –32, 1635, 1637, 1639 –43, 1645 –56 ).

 

Bradley

Brad ley |ˈbrædli |(in full Bradley Fighting Vehicle ) ▶noun a medium-sized tank equipped for use in combat. ORIGIN named for General Omar Bradley.

 

Bradley, Bill

Brad ley, Bill |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1943 –), US basketball player and politician; full name William Warren Bradley. He played professionally for the New York Knicks 1967 –77 before entering politics. A New Jersey Democrat, he served as a US senator 1979 –97. In 2000, he unsuccessfully campaigned to be the Democratic presidential nominee. Basketball Hall of Fame (1983 ).

 

Bradley, Joseph

Brad ley, Joseph |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1813 –92 ), US Supreme Court associate justice 1870 –92. In 1877, he was part of the Electoral College commission that was formed to resolve the indecisiveness of the Hayes-Tilden presidential election and cast the deciding vote in favor of Rutherford B. Hayes.

 

Bradley, Milton

Brad ley, Milton |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1836 –1911 ), US publisher and manufacturer. His board game “The Checkered Game of Life ” (1860 ) led to the formation of Milton Bradley and Company in 1864. Through the company, he also created books and other materials for kindergartens.

 

Bradley, Omar

Brad ley, Omar |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1893 –1981 ), US army officer; full name Omar Nelson Bradley. As a general, he commanded the land contingent during the Normandy campaign of 1944 –45. After World War II, he served as chief of staff of the US Army 1948 –49 and chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff 1949 –53.

 

Bradley, Tom

Brad ley, Tom |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1917 –98 ), US politician and lawyer; full name Thomas J. Bradley. Elected mayor of Los Angeles 1973 –93, he became the first African American to lead so large a city. He was with the Los Angeles police department 1940 –62 and on the city council 1963 –73 before becoming mayor.

 

Bradman, Don

Brad man, Don |ˈbradmən ˈbrædmən | (1908 –2001 ), Australian cricketer; full name Sir Donald George Bradman. His Test match batting average of 99.94 is well above that of any other cricketer of any era.

 

Bradshaw, Terry

Brad shaw, Terry |ˈbradSHô ˈbrædʃɔː | (1948 –), US football player; full name Terry Paxton Bradshaw. He quarterbacked for the Pittsburgh Steelers 1970 –83. Football Hall of Fame (1989 ).

 

Bradstreet, Anne

Brad street, Anne |ˈbradˌstrēt ˈbrædstrit | (1612 –72 ), American poet; full name Anne Dudley Bradstreet. She came from England with her husband Simon Bradstreet to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. Her poetry was first collected in The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America (1650 ).

 

Brady, Mathew B.

Bra dy, Mathew B. |ˈbrādē ˈbreɪdi | ( c. 1823 –96 ) US photographer. The publication of his Gallery of Illustrious Americans (1850 ) established him as a leading US photographer, and his photographs of the Union armies taken during the Civil War became the basis for his National Photographic Collection.

 

Brady Bill

Bra dy Bill |ˈbrādē ˈbreɪdi ˌbɪl |(also Brady Law ) ▶noun a provision of US federal law that requires a waiting period for handgun purchases and background checks on those who wish to purchase handguns. ORIGIN named for James S. Brady (1940 –), who campaigned for the bill, which was signed into law in 1993. Brady was shot and seriously wounded in the 1981 assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan.

 

Brady bond

Bra dy bond ▶noun a restructured commercial bank loan to poor countries, denominated in US dollars.

 

bradycardia

brad y car di a |ˌbradiˈkärdēə ˌbrædəˈkɑrdiə | ▶noun Medicine abnormally slow heart action. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from Greek bradus ‘slow ’ + kardia ‘heart. ’

 

bradykinin

brad y kin in |ˌbradiˈkīnin, -ˈkinin ˌbrædəˈkaɪnɪn | ▶noun Biochemistry a compound released in the blood in some circumstances that causes contraction of smooth muscle and dilation of blood vessels. It is a peptide comprising nine amino-acid residues. ORIGIN 1940s: from Greek bradus ‘slow ’ + kinēsis ‘motion ’ + -in 1 .

 

Oxford Dictionary

brad

brad |brad | ▶noun a nail of rectangular cross section with a flat tip and a small, typically asymmetrical head. ORIGIN late Middle English: from Old Norse broddr ‘spike ’.

 

bradawl

bradawl |ˈbradɔːl | ▶noun a tool for boring holes, resembling a small, sharpened screwdriver. ORIGIN early 19th cent.: from brad + awl .

 

Bradbury, Ray

Brad |bury |ˈbradbəri | (b.1920 ), American writer of science fiction; full name Raymond Douglas Bradbury. Notable works: The Martian Chronicles (short story collection, 1950 ) and Fahrenheit 451 (novel, 1951 ).

 

Bradbury, Sir Malcolm

Brad |bury |ˈbradbəri | (1932 –2000 ), English novelist, critic, and academic; full name Sir Malcolm Stanley Bradbury. As a novelist he was known for satires of university life such as The History Man (1975 ) and Rates of Exchange (1983 ).

 

Braddock, Edward

Brad dock, Edward |ˈbradək ˈbrædək | (1695 –1755 ) British soldier. Commander in chief of the British forces in America, he died in action in western Pennsylvania.

 

Bradenham ham

Bradenham ham |ˈbrad (ə )nəm | ▶noun [ mass noun ] trademark a dark sweet-cured ham.

 

Bradenton

Bra den ton |ˈbrādntən ˈbreɪdəntn | a city in southwestern Florida, noted as a resort and for citrus processing; pop. 53,513 (est. 2008 ).

 

Bradford

Brad |ford |ˈbradfəd | an industrial city in West Yorkshire, northern England; pop. 280,400 (est. 2009 ).

 

Bradford, William

Brad ford, William |ˈbradfərd ˈbrædfərd | (1590 –1657 ), American religious and colonial leader. He was a signer of the Mayflower Compact in 1620 and governor of Plymouth Colony sporadically from 1621 until 1656 (1621 –32, 1635, 1637, 1639 –43, 1645 –56 ).

 

Bradley

Brad ley |ˈbrædli |(in full Bradley Fighting Vehicle ) ▶noun a medium-sized tank equipped for use in combat. ORIGIN named for General Omar Bradley.

 

Bradley, Bill

Brad ley, Bill |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1943 –), US basketball player and politician; full name William Warren Bradley. He played professionally for the New York Knicks 1967 –77 before entering politics. A New Jersey Democrat, he served as a US senator 1979 –97. In 2000, he unsuccessfully campaigned to be the Democratic presidential nominee. Basketball Hall of Fame (1983 ).

 

Bradley, James

Brad |ley |ˈbradli | (1693 –1762 ), English astronomer. Bradley was appointed Astronomer Royal in 1742. He discovered the aberration of light and also observed the oscillation of the earth's axis ( nutation ). His star catalogue was published posthumously.

 

Bradley, Joseph

Brad ley, Joseph |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1813 –92 ), US Supreme Court associate justice 1870 –92. In 1877, he was part of the Electoral College commission that was formed to resolve the indecisiveness of the Hayes-Tilden presidential election and cast the deciding vote in favor of Rutherford B. Hayes.

 

Bradley, Omar

Brad ley, Omar |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1893 –1981 ), US army officer; full name Omar Nelson Bradley. As a general, he commanded the land contingent during the Normandy campaign of 1944 –45. After World War II, he served as chief of staff of the US Army 1948 –49 and chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff 1949 –53.

 

Bradley, Tom

Brad ley, Tom |ˈbradlē ˈbrædli | (1917 –98 ), US politician and lawyer; full name Thomas J. Bradley. Elected mayor of Los Angeles 1973 –93, he became the first African American to lead so large a city. He was with the Los Angeles police department 1940 –62 and on the city council 1963 –73 before becoming mayor.

 

Bradman, Sir Don

Brad |man |ˈbradmən | (1908 –2001 ), Australian cricketer; full name Sir Donald George Bradman. Bradman holds the record for the highest Australian Test score against England (334 in 1930 ), and his Test match batting average of 99.94 is well above that of any other cricketer of any era.

 

bradoon

bradoon |brəˈduːn | ▶noun variant spelling of bridoon.

 

Bradshaw

Brad |shaw |ˈbradʃɔː | ▶noun a timetable of all passenger trains in Britain, issued 1839 –1961. ORIGIN named after its first publisher, George Bradshaw (1801 –53 ), printer and engraver.

 

Bradshaw, Terry

Brad shaw, Terry |ˈbradSHô ˈbrædʃɔː | (1948 –), US football player; full name Terry Paxton Bradshaw. He quarterbacked for the Pittsburgh Steelers 1970 –83. Football Hall of Fame (1989 ).

 

Bradstreet, Anne

Brad street, Anne |ˈbradˌstrēt ˈbrædstrit | (1612 –72 ), American poet; full name Anne Dudley Bradstreet. She came from England with her husband Simon Bradstreet to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. Her poetry was first collected in The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America (1650 ).

 

Brady, Mathew B.

Bra dy, Mathew B. |ˈbrādē ˈbreɪdi | ( c. 1823 –96 ) US photographer. The publication of his Gallery of Illustrious Americans (1850 ) established him as a leading US photographer, and his photographs of the Union armies taken during the Civil War became the basis for his National Photographic Collection.

 

Brady Bill

Bra dy Bill |ˈbrādē ˈbreɪdi ˌbɪl |(also Brady Law ) ▶noun a provision of US federal law that requires a waiting period for handgun purchases and background checks on those who wish to purchase handguns. ORIGIN named for James S. Brady (1940 –), who campaigned for the bill, which was signed into law in 1993. Brady was shot and seriously wounded in the 1981 assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan.

 

Brady bond

Bra dy bond ▶noun a restructured commercial bank loan to poor countries, denominated in US dollars.

 

bradycardia

bradycardia |ˌbradɪˈkɑːdɪə | ▶noun [ mass noun ] Medicine abnormally slow heart action. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from Greek bradus ‘slow ’ + kardia ‘heart ’.

 

bradykinin

bradykinin |ˌbradɪˈkʌɪnɪn | ▶noun [ mass noun ] Biochemistry a compound released in the blood in some circumstances which causes contraction of smooth muscle and dilation of blood vessels. It is a peptide with nine amino-acid residues. ORIGIN 1940s: from Greek bradus ‘slow ’ + kinēsis ‘motion ’ + -in 1 .

 

Duden Dictionary

Bradyarthrie

Bra dy ar th rie , Bra dy ar thrie Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die Bradylalie |Bradyarthr ie |die Bradyarthrie; Genitiv: der Bradyarthrie, Plural: die Bradyarthrien griechisch-neulateinisch schleppende, buchstabierende Sprache

 

Bradykardie

Bra dy kar die Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die |Bradykard ie |die Bradykardie; Genitiv: der Bradykardie, Plural: die Bradykardien langsame Herztätigkeit

 

Bradykinesie

Bra dy ki ne sie Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die |Bradykines ie |die Bradykinesie; Genitiv: der Bradykinesie, Plural: die Bradykinesien allgemeine Verlangsamung der Bewegungen

 

Bradykinin

Bra dy ki nin Substantiv, Neutrum Medizin , das |Bradykin i n |das Bradykinin; Genitiv: des Bradykinins, Plural: die Bradykinine Gewebshormon, das durch lokale Gefäßerweiterung eine fördernde Wirkung auf die Speichel- und Schweißdrüsen ausübt

 

Bradylalie

Bra dy la lie Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die Bradyarthrie |Bradylal ie |die Bradylalie; Genitiv: der Bradylalie, Plural: die Bradylalien griechisch-neulateinisch schleppende, buchstabierende Sprache

 

Bradyphrasie

Bra dy phra sie Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die |Bradyphras ie |die Bradyphrasie; Genitiv: der Bradyphrasie, Plural: die Bradyphrasien langsames Sprechen

 

Bradyphrenie

Bra dy phre nie Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die |Bradyphren ie |die Bradyphrenie; Genitiv: der Bradyphrenie, Plural: die Bradyphrenien Verlangsamung der psychomotorischen Aktivität, Antriebsmangel

 

Bradypnoe

Bra dy pnoe Substantiv, feminin Medizin , die |Bradypn o e |die Bradypnoe; Genitiv: der Bradypnoe verlangsamte Atmung

 

French Dictionary

brader

brader v. tr. verbe transitif 1 Vendre à n ’importe quel prix. : Après Noël, les marchands bradent leurs décorations de Noël. 2 Liquider. aimer

 

braderie

braderie n. f. nom féminin Vente publique de soldes, de marchandises d ’occasion.

 

bradycardie

bradycardie n. f. nom féminin Ralentissement du rythme du cœur. Note Orthographique brad y card ie.

 

Spanish Dictionary

bradi-

bradi- Elemento prefijal de origen griego que entra en la formación de nombres con el significado de ‘lento ’:bradicardia, bradilalia, bradipepsia .

 

bradicardia

bradicardia nombre femenino med Descenso de la frecuencia de contracción cardíaca a 60 latidos por minuto .

 

bradilalia

bradilalia nombre femenino med Lentitud anormal en la articulación de las palabras debido a una lesión cerebral .

 

bradipepsia

bradipepsia nombre femenino med Digestión lenta .

 

bradita

bradita nombre femenino Estrella fugaz de poco brillo y que se mueve con lentitud .

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

brad

brad /bræd /名詞 C 1 〘木工 〙(薄く平らで小さな )無頭 [坊主 ]くぎ ; (頭部がかぎ型の )かい折れくぎ .2 ｟米 ｠紙をとじる道具 (｟英 ｠paper fastener ) 〘ボタンのような形で紙に通し先端を折り曲げる 〙.動詞 他動詞 …を無頭 [かい折れ ]くぎで固定する [打ち付ける ].

 

bradawl

brad awl /brǽdɔ̀ːl /名詞 C ｟主に英 ｠〘木工 〙突き [押し ]ぎり, 千枚通し 〘小型で木にくぎ用の穴を開ける 〙.