English-Azerbaijani dictionary

bisexuality [ˈbaiseksjuˈæliti; American ˈbaisekʃuːˈælitiː]

the state of being bisexual: She talked openly about her bisexuality.
az: biseksuallıq

ru: бисексуальность

bishop [ˈbiʃəp] noun

1 a Christian clergyman in charge of a group of churches, usually in a large city or area: the Bishop of Lincoln; He was made a bishop two years ago.
az: yepiskop

ru: епископ
2 one of the pieces in chess: The bishop moves diagonally across the board.
az: fil (şaxmat)

ru: слон

bison [ˈbaisn] noun (plural ˈbison (rare ) or ˈbisons)

1 the American buffalo: a herd of bison.
az: bizon
ru: (американский) бизон
2 the large European wild ox.
az: vəhşi öküz; zubr

ru: (европейский) зубр

bit¹ [bit] noun

the part of a bridle which a horse holds in its mouth: You use the bit to control forward motion and to steer the horse.
az: cilov

ru: удила

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bit by bit adverb

gradually: We moved the pile of rocks bit by bit.
az: tədricən; xırda-xırda
ru: постепенно

bitch [bitʃ] noun

1 the female of the dog, wolf or fox.

az: dişi; qanciq
ru: самка
2 a (bad-tempered or unpleasant) woman.
az: qancıq
ru: сука

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bitchy adjective

(usually of women) fond of making unpleasant comments about people: bitchy comments; She is sometimes very bitchy about her colleagues.
az: nacins; alçaq

ru: стервозный

bite [bait] verb (past tense bit [bit] ; past participle bitten [ˈbitn]) 

to seize, grasp or tear (something) with the teeth or jaws: The dog bit his leg; He was bitten by a mosquito.
az: dişləmək
ru: кусать
♦ noun
1 an act of biting or the piece or place bitten: She took a bite from the apple; a mosquito bite.
az: dişlək
ru: укус
2 the nibble of a fish on the end of one’s line: I’ve been fishing for hours without a bite.
az: tilova gəlmə (balıq)
ru: клёв

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bite the dust

(informal) to fail; to be unsuccessful: That's another scheme which has bitten the dust.
az: uğursuzluğa düçar olmaq, məğlub olmaq, təhqir olunmaq

ru: потерпеть неудачу, поражение, падать лиц, быть униженным

biting adjective

1 very cold and causing discomfort: a biting wind.
az: kəskin; iliyə işləyən 
ru: резкий, пронизывающий
2 wounding or hurtful: a biting remark.
az: kinayıli
ru: язвительный

bitter [ˈbitə] adjective

1 having a sharp, acid taste like lemons etc, and sometimes unpleasant: a bitter orange.
az: acı
ru: горький
2 full of pain or sorrow: She learned from bitter experience; He felt bitter disappointment at not being chosen for the team.
az: acı
ru: горький
3 full of hatred or opposition, hostile: The two men were bitter enemies.
az: amansız; qəddar
ru: злейший
4 very cold: a bitter wind.
az: kəskin; şiddətli
ru: резкий, сильный

bittergourd noun

a long, fleshy, bitter-tasting fruit usually used as a vegetable.
az: acı xiyar
ru: горький огурец; китайская горькая тыква

bitterly adverb

He was bitterly disappointed at not passing the test; It was a bitterly cold day in November.
az: şiddətli; olduqca
ru: горько, сильно

bitterness noun

She could taste the bitterness of the dark chocolate.
az: acılıq
ru: горечь

bittersweet adjective

1 (of an experience, feeling, or memory) happy and sad at the same time: Moving out of his parents’ house had been a bittersweet experience.

az: acılı-şirinli

ru: сладостно-горький
2 (of a smell or taste) both sweet and bitter at the same time: The wine had a strange bittersweet taste.
az: acı-şirin
ru: горьковато-сладкий