English-Azerbaijani dictionary

cannabis [ˈkӕnəbis] noun

a drug made from Indian hemp, whose use is illegal in many countries: He is hooked on (= addicted to) cannabis; (also adjective) cannabis resin.

az: həşiş

ru: гашиш

canned adjective

 put in cans: canned peas.

az: konservləşdirilmiş

ru: консервированный

cannery noun (plural ˈcanneries)  

a factory where goods are canned. a fruit cannery.
az: konserv zavodu

ru: консервный завод

cannibal [ˈkӕnibəl] noun

1 a person who eats human flesh: a tribe of cannibals.
az: kannibal, adamyeyən 

ru: каннибал
2 an animal etc which eats others of its own species: Black Widow spiders are known to be cannibals.
az: kannibal

ru: каннибал

cannibalism noun

The Aztecs are believed to have practised cannibalism on a large scale.
az: kannibalizm

ru: каннибализм

cannibalistic adjective 

cannibalistic animals/tribes.
az: kannibal

ru: каннибальский

cannily adverb

She cannily knows how to adapt herself to different situations.
az: ağılla, bicliklə

ru: умело, хитро, ловко

cannon [ˈkӕnən] noun (plural ˈcannons or ˈcannon)

a type of large gun used formerly, mounted on a carriage: Cannons were fired at the fort.
az: top

ru: пушка
♦ verb

(with into) to hit or collide with: He came rushing round the corner and cannoned into me.

az: çarpmaq, toqquşmaq

ru: сталкиваться

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cannonball noun

a ball of iron, shot from a cannon: At least 1,500 cannonballs were fired into the town.
az: top gülləsi

ru: пушечное ядро

canny [(British) ˈkæni; (American) ˈkæniː] adjective

intelligent, careful, and capable of making good decisions, especially in business or politics: a canny businesswoman.

az: ağıllı, tədbirli

ru: умный, благоразумный, осторожный

canoe [kəˈnuː] noun

a light narrow boat driven by a paddle or paddles: The canoe capsized (= turned over).
az: kanoe

ru: каноэ
♦ verb

to travel by canoe: He canoed over the rapids.
az: kanoe ilə üzmək

ru: плыть на каноэ

canoeist noun

Two canoeists had to be rescued just off the Plymouth coast.
az: kanoeçi

ru: каноист

canon [ˈkӕnən] noun

 1 a rule (especially of the church): The Pope’s decision is in line with the canons of the Catholic Church.
az: kanon, kilsə qanunları

ru: канон
2 a clergyman belonging to a cathedral: He served as the Canon of St. Alban’s Church in Toronto.
az: keşiş

ru: каноник
3 a list of saints: It was John Paul II who asserted that Sister Benedicta belonged in the canon of Christian saints.
az: müqəddəslər siyahısı

ru: канонник
4 a musical composition in which one part enters after another in imitation: Pachelbel’s canon in D major.
az: kanon

ru: канон
5 all the writings of an author that are accepted as genuine: the Shakespeare canon.
az: ədəbi meyar

ru: канон

canonical [-ˈno-] adjective

canonical literature.

az: qaydaya uyğun, kanonik

ru: канонический

canonisation