- pler
- cou·pler;cou·pler·ess;crip·pler;crum·pler;grap·pler;peo·pler;pler·er·gate;rip·pler;sar·pler;scru·pler;stip·pler;tip·pler;tri·pler;sam·pler;sta·pler;scrap·pler;
English syllables. 2014.
pler
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pler — pler̃ interj. kartojant plerpimui reikšti: Pypkė pler̃ pler̃ plerpia Ėr. Čia pagėrė, parūkė, tai kaip skepeta šlapia krūtinė – pler̃ pler̃ Dkk … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
pler — pler̃ išt. Nesudẽrinti mùzikos instrumeñtai pler̃ pler̃ pler̃pė … Bendrinės lietuvių kalbos žodyno antraštynas
pler — Mot Monosíl·lab Nom masculí … Diccionari Català-Català
plėr — plė̃r interj. kartojant griežlės griežimui nusakyti: Gamtos koncerto nei griežėlė nesudarko, nors stebiesi, kaip jai gerklę neima perštėti nuo to nuolatinio nepaliaujamo: plėr plėr, plėr plėr, plėr plėr Vaižg … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
PLER — pleromate … Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions
pler — o, om, os (G). Full, fullness, filling … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
cou|pler — «KUHP luhr», noun. 1. a person or thing that couples. 2. a device used to join two railroad cars; coupling. 3. a device in a pipe organ for coupling keys or keyboards so that they can be played together. 4. a device used to connect electric… … Useful english dictionary
crip´pler — crip|ple «KRIHP uhl», noun, adjective, verb, pled, pling. –n. 1. a person or animal that cannot use his legs, arms, or body properly because of injury, deformity, or lack; lame person or animal: »Long John Silver was a cripple who limped on a… … Useful english dictionary
crum|pler — «KRUHM pluhr», noun. 1. a person who crumples. 2. Informal. a cravat: »The fit of his crumpler and the crease of his breeches (Richard D. Blackmore) … Useful english dictionary
Dop|pler broadening — «DOP luhr», the broadening of a line or lines of a spectrum due to the Doppler effect, as a result of a relative difference in velocity of the radiating atoms or molecules … Useful english dictionary
