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Перевод: coon

[существительное]
енот ; мех енота; хитрый парень; негр

Тезаурус:

1. As C. S. Coon has pointed out in regard to the world's hunting peoples in general compared with urbanized people:
2. Former Sun Microsystems Inc UK marketing manager, John Coon, is now heading-up Data General Corp's UK marketing operation after spending a brief period at one of Sun's satellites.
3. Afterwards the whole party take the stage again and the orchestra strikes up a seductive "coon" melody.
4. Although IBM and DEC withdrew their products from Technology following its acquisition by ICL, Coon says that Technology has convinced him that it will not cross sell or give away DG's secrets to its competitors.
5. (i) slimy , sleazy , slut , slouch , slovenly , slob , slattern , slither , slink , etc. (ii) glow , glimmer , gleam , glisten , glitter , glare , etc. and possibly the vowel in (iii) coon , goofy , goon , loony , fool , drool , moon (around), noodle (fig.), etc.
6. He'd just warn him off Tippy by saying she'd got herself a big coon for a boyfriend.
7. If I had not discovered through Exchange and Mart that Lowestoft was the home of the leading (and cheapest) breeder of Main Coon kittens in the country, I would not now be mounting the Sir John, clutching a cardboard box riddled with air holes and marked Pac-a-Pet.
8. Cats developed in the United States and Canada include: the Peke-faced cat, the Ragdoll cat, the Balinese, the Maine Coon, the American Shorthair, the Snowshoe, the Havana Brown, the Ocicat, the Malayan, the Tonkinese, the Bombay, the Wirehair and the extraordinary Sphynx.
9. Scuse me, while I kiss this guy" bloody poofter coon."
10. Among the pedigree breeds, the Maine Coon cat from North America is one of the biggest, with some exceptional individuals weighing as much as 30 lbs.
11. There was nothing like a big coon or a dose of clap to get rid of a punter.
12. John Coon, DG's UK marketing manager, says Technology will be better able to cope with support, and also has a large stock of peripherals on hand.
13. "He'd been called a wop and I was called a coon.