English-Thai Dictionary
bramble
N พุ่มไม้ ป่า มี หนาม phum-mai-pa-me-nham
bramble
N พุ่มไม้ มี หนาม phum-mai-me-nham
brambly
A ที่ คล้าย ต้น brambles
Webster's 1828 Dictionary
BRAMA
n.The bream, a fish. [See Bream. ]
BRAMA, BRUMA, BRAHMA
n.[L. primus. ] The chief deity of the Indian nations, considered as the creator of all things.
BRAMBLE
n.The raspberry bush or blackberry bush; a general name of the genus rubus, of which there are several species. They are armed with prickles; hence in common language, any rough, prickly shrub.
BRAMBLEBUSH
n.[bramble and bush. ] The bramble, or a collection of brambles growing together.
BRAMBLED
a.Overgrown with brambles.
BRAMBLE-NET
n.[bramble and net. ] A hallier, or a net to catch birds.
BRAMBLING, BRAMBLE
n.A bird, a species of fringilla, the mountain finch.
BRAMIN, BRAHMIN
n.[See Brachman. ] A priest among the Hindoos and other nations of India. There are several orders of Bramins, many of whom are very corrupt in their morals; others live sequestered from the world devoted to superstition and indolence. They are the only persons who understand the Sanscrit, or ancient language of the country, in which their sacred books are written; and to them are European nations indebted for their knowledge of the language. They worship Brama, the supposed creator of the world, but have many subordinate deities.
BRAMINESS, BRAMINEE
n.The wife of a Bramin.
BRAMINICAL
a.Pertaining to the Bramins, or their doctrines and worship; as the Braminical system.
BRAMINISM
n.The religion, or system of doctrines of the Bramins.
Webster's 1913 Dictionary
BRAMA
BRAMA Bra "ma, n.
Defn: See Brahma.
BRAMAH PRESS
BRAMAH PRESS Bra "mah press `.
Defn: A hydrostatic press of immense power, invented by Joseph Bramah of London. See under Hydrostatic.
BRAMBLE
Bram "ble, n. Etym: [OE. brembil, AS. brbramal ), fr. the same root as E. broom, As. br. See Broom. ]
1. (Bot. )
Defn: Any plant of the genus Rubus, including the raspberry and blackberry. Hence: Any rough, prickly shrub. The thorny brambles, and embracing bushes. Shak.
2. (Zoöl.)
Defn: The brambling or bramble finch.
BRAMBLE BUSH
BRAMBLE BUSH Bram "ble bush `. (Bot. )
Defn: The bramble, or a collection of brambles growing together. He jumped into a bramble bush And scratched out both his eyes. Mother Goose.
BRAMBLED
BRAMBLED Bram "bled, a.
Defn: Overgrown with brambles. Forlorn she sits upon the brambled floor. T. Warton.
BRAMBLE NET
BRAMBLE NET Bram "ble net `.
Defn: A net to catch birds.
BRAMBLING
Bram "bling, n. Etym: [OE. bramline. See Bramble, n.] (Zoöl.)
Defn: The European mountain finch (Fringilla montifringilla ); -- called also bramble finch and bramble.
BRAMBLY
BRAMBLY Bram "bly, a.
Defn: Pertaining to, resembling, or full of, brambles. "In brambly wildernesses." Tennyson.
BRAME
Brame, n. Etym: [Cf. Breme. ]
Defn: Sharp passion; vexation. [Obs. ] Heart-burning brame. Spenser.
BRAMIN; BRAMINIC
BRAMIN; BRAMINIC Bra "min, Bra *min "ic
Defn:, etc. See Brahman, Brachmanic, etc.
New American Oxford Dictionary
Bramah, Joseph
Bramah, Joseph |ˈbramə | (1748 –1814 ), English inventor. One of the most influential engineers of the Industrial Revolution, Bramah is best known for his hydraulic press, used for heavy forging.
Bramante, Donato
Bra man te, Donato |bräˈmäntā brɑˈmɑnti | (1444 –1514 ), Italian architect; full name Donato di Angelo Bramante. He drew up the first plan for St. Peter's Cathedral, which was begun in 1506, and established the concept of a huge central dome.
bramble
bram ble |ˈbrambəl ˈbræmbəl | ▶noun a prickly scrambling vine or shrub, esp. a blackberry or other wild shrub of the rose family. DERIVATIVES bram bly |-b (ə )lē |adjective ORIGIN Old English bræmbel, brǣmel, of Germanic origin; related to broom .
bramble shark
bram ¦ble shark ▶noun a heavy-bodied, dull-coloured shark of the tropical Atlantic, with numerous thornlike spines on the back. ●Echinorhinus brucus, family Echinorhinidae.
brambling
brambling |ˈbramblɪŋ | ▶noun a northern Eurasian finch with a white rump, related to the chaffinch. The male has a black head and orange breast in summer. ●Fringilla montifringilla, family Fringillidae. ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: perhaps from or related to the obsolete German synonym Brämling, related to bramble, or a variant of brandling (because both are streaked ).
Bramley
Bramley |ˈbramli |(also Bramley's seedling ) ▶noun ( pl. Bramleys ) an English cooking apple of a large green variety with firm flesh. ORIGIN early 20th cent.: named after Matthew Bramley, the English butcher in whose garden it is said to have first grown c. 1850.
Brampton
Bramp ton |ˈbramtən ˈbræmtn | a city in south Ontario, an industrial and residential suburb west of Toronto; pop. 433,806 (2006 ).
Oxford Dictionary
Bramah, Joseph
Bramah, Joseph |ˈbramə | (1748 –1814 ), English inventor. One of the most influential engineers of the Industrial Revolution, Bramah is best known for his hydraulic press, used for heavy forging.
Bramante, Donato
Bramante, Donato |braˈmanteɪ | (1444 –1514 ), Italian architect; full name Donato di Angelo Bramante. As architect to Pope Julius II he drew up the first plan for the new St Peter's (begun in 1506 ), instigating the concept of a huge central dome.
bramble
bram ¦ble |ˈbramb (ə )l | ▶noun a prickly scrambling shrub of the rose family, especially a blackberry. • Brit. the fruit of the blackberry. ▶verb [ no obj. ] (usu. as noun brambling ) Brit. gather blackberries. DERIVATIVES brambly adjective ORIGIN Old English bræmbel, brǣmel, of Germanic origin; related to broom .
bramble shark
bram ¦ble shark ▶noun a heavy-bodied, dull-coloured shark of the tropical Atlantic, with numerous thornlike spines on the back. ●Echinorhinus brucus, family Echinorhinidae.
brambling
brambling |ˈbramblɪŋ | ▶noun a northern Eurasian finch with a white rump, related to the chaffinch. The male has a black head and orange breast in summer. ●Fringilla montifringilla, family Fringillidae. ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: perhaps from or related to the obsolete German synonym Brämling, related to bramble, or a variant of brandling (because both are streaked ).
Bramley
Bramley |ˈbramli |(also Bramley's seedling ) ▶noun ( pl. Bramleys ) an English cooking apple of a large green variety with firm flesh. ORIGIN early 20th cent.: named after Matthew Bramley, the English butcher in whose garden it is said to have first grown c. 1850.
Brampton
Bramp ton |ˈbramtən ˈbræmtn | a city in south Ontario, an industrial and residential suburb west of Toronto; pop. 433,806 (2006 ).
Duden Dictionary
Bram
Bram Substantiv, feminin Seemannssprache , die |Br a m |die Bram; Genitiv: der Bram, Plural: die Bramen niederländisch bram, Herkunft ungeklärt zweitoberste Verlängerung der Masten sowie deren Takelung bei Segelschiffen
Bramahschloss
Bra mah schloss Substantiv, Neutrum , das |Br a mahschloss |das Bramahschloss; Genitiv: des Bramahschlosses, Plural: die Bramahschlosschlösser nach dem englischen Erfinder J. Bramah, 1749 –1814 Schloss mit Steckschlüssel
Bramarbas
Bra mar bas Substantiv, maskulin bildungssprachlich , der |Bram a rbas |vielleicht zu spanisch bramar = schreien, heulen; zuerst in dem anonymen Gedicht »Cartell des Bramarbas an Don Quixote «Prahlhans, Aufschneider
bramarbasieren
bra mar ba sie ren schwaches Verb gehoben abwertend |bramarbas ie ren |schwaches Verb; Perfektbildung mit »hat « prahlen, aufschneiden
Brambach, Bad
Bram bach, Bad Eigenname |Br a mbach, B a d |Stadt im südlichen Vogtland
Bramburi
Bram bu ri Pluralwort österreichisch scherzhaft , die |Br a mburi |die Bramburi (Plural ) tschechisch ; »Brandenburger «Kartoffeln
Brambusch
Bram busch Substantiv, maskulin norddeutsch , der |Br a mbusch |Ginster
Bramme
Bram me Substantiv, feminin , die |Br a mme |Walztechnik Eisenblock
Brammenwalzwerk
Bram men walz werk Substantiv, Neutrum , das |Br a mmenwalzwerk |
Bramsegel
Bram se gel Substantiv, Neutrum , das |Br a msegel |niederländisch bramzeil, zu: bram, Bram an einer Stange der Bramstenge befestigtes Segel
bramsig
bram sig Adjektiv norddeutsch umgangssprachlich |br a msig |derb; protzig; prahlerisch
Bramstenge
Bram sten ge Substantiv, feminin , die |Br a mstenge |niederländisch bramsteng zweitoberste Verlängerung eines Mastes
French Dictionary
brame
brame ou bramement n. m. nom masculin Cri du cerf ou du daim.
bramer
bramer v. intr. verbe intransitif Crier, pour un cerf, un daim. aimer
Spanish Dictionary
brama
brama nombre femenino 1 Acción de bramar un animal .2 Bramido de un animal :se oía la brama de los ciervos en la colina .3 Época de celo en los ciervos y otros animales salvajes :medían el tránsito del tiempo por migraciones de aves, bramas de rumiantes o ciclos de lluvias y sequías .SINÓNIMO berrea .
bramadera
bramadera nombre femenino 1 Juguete de niños que está constituido por una tablilla atada al extremo de una cuerda, que se hace girar con fuerza en el aire y produce una especie de bramido o zumbido .SINÓNIMO zumba .2 Instrumento que utilizan los pastores para llamar al ganado .
bramadero
bramadero nombre masculino 1 Lugar al que acuden con preferencia los ciervos y otros animales salvajes cuando están en celo .2 Amér Poste al cual se amarran los animales para herrarlos, domesticarlos o matarlos :para amansar a este potro necesitó tenerlo dos días en el bramadero .SINÓNIMO palenque .
bramante
bramante nombre masculino 1 Cordel delgado y resistente hecho de cáñamo .SINÓNIMO tramilla .2 Tela de lino fabricada en la antigua región de Brabante (actualmente repartida entre Bélgica y los Países Bajos ) y que estaba destinada a la exportación, especialmente a España .SINÓNIMO brabante .ETIMOLOGÍA De Bramante , provincia de los Países Bajos, conocida por sus manufacturas de cáñamo .
bramar
bramar verbo intransitivo 1 Emitir bramidos [un animal ]:el toro bramó al salir a la plaza .2 Producir bramidos [ciertas cosas ]:durante la tormenta, el viento bramaba con fuerza .3 Hablar alto y destempladamente [una persona ]:“¿Quién ha sido?”, bramó Lucas, apoderándose de la atención de todos .
bramido
bramido nombre masculino 1 Voz del toro, la vaca, los cérvidos y otros animales salvajes :los bramidos del animal resonaban en la plaza; saltó por encima del parque el melancólico bramido del venado .2 Sonido intenso y prolongado producido por ciertas cosas :le producía pavor el bramido del viento; desde el camarote se podía escuchar el bramido del mar; los auriculares le permiten oír las instrucciones del copiloto, pese al fuerte bramido del motor .SINÓNIMO rugido .3 Grito o sonido fuerte que emite una persona a causa de la rabia o de un dolor intenso :apareció en la habitación dando bramidos de ira .SINÓNIMO aullido, mugido .
Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary
bramble
bram ble /brǽmb (ə )l /名詞 C 1 〘植 〙キイチゴ類の低木の総称 ; 〖通例 ～s 〗(特に )クロイチゴ (blackberry ) (の茂み [実 ]).2 (一般にバラ科の )トゲのある茂み [低木 ].
The Wordsmith Dictionary