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Перевод: neuter

[прилагательное]
средний; среднего рода; непереходный; кастрированный; недоразвитый; бесполый;
[существительное]
средний род [грам.] ; существительное среднего рода; прилагательное среднего рода; местоимение среднего рода; непереходный глагол; человек, занимающий нейтральную позицию; бесполое насекомое; кастрированное животное

Тезаурус:

1. Neuter stones are used for structures hidden underground.
2. Neuter Dull coloured, hard, and unable to produce any musical sound when struck.
3. In German das Mdchen (neuter, the girl) is the most common example.
4. "That you should refer to the child in the neuter.
5. Dietrich Bonhoeffer, after emphasising that the German word for fate ( Schicksal ) is neuter, wrote of:
6. That's why Briant found it odd you should refer to the baby as "it"; it wasn't the use of a neuter term, but the way you sounded when you said it.
7. People who are celibate do not belong to a kind of neuter gender because they do not practise physical sex.
8. Neither did I feel male, but rather neuter, as a child might feel itself to be neuter.
9. It prevents those who do neuter their pets from claiming that they are simply responsible citizens who wish to assist in the elimination of starving strays.
10. "In using the neuter term rather than the particular I display clearly my own lack of involvement, and you find it odd!
11. It is a neuter because it has the diminutive ending -chen , though in modern German it has replaced the non-diminutive (feminine) form die Magd .
12. There was a short silence as they both drank coffee, and then Miriam said sharply, "Why should it be odd to refer to the infant in the neuter?