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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. bone [Brit bəʊn, Am boʊn] N

1. bone:

os m
no bones broken
he hasn't got a romantic/jealous bone in his body attr handle, button

2. bone (in corset etc):

3. bone (trombone):

bone inf

II. bones N npl

1. bones (animal skeleton):

bones

2. bones (human remains):

bones (in archeology)
to lay sb's bones to rest
my old bones inf

3. bones (dice):

bones
dés mpl

III. bone [Brit bəʊn, Am boʊn] VB trans

1. bone FOOD:

bone joint, chicken
bone fish

2. bone (reinforce):

bone corset, bodice

IV. bone [Brit bəʊn, Am boʊn]

to be a bag of bones
to feel sth in one's bones
to make no bones about sth

I. bare bones [Brit ˈbɛːbəʊnz, Am ˈbɛrboʊnz] N npl

the bare bones

II. bare-bones ADJ

bare-bones account:

bare-bones

brittle bones, brittle-bone disease N

brittle bones

T-bone, T-bone steak N

bone-crunching ADJ inf

bone china N

bone marrow N

bone idle ADJ inf

bone dry ADJ

bone structure N

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. bone [bəʊn, Am boʊn] N

os m
bone of fish

II. bone [bəʊn, Am boʊn] ADJ

III. bone [bəʊn, Am boʊn] VB trans

bone meat
bone fish

bone idle, bone lazy ADJ pej

bone meal N

bone fracture N

thigh bone N

bone china N

collar bone N

funny bone N inf:

skull (bone) N

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
bones
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. bone [boʊn] N

os m
bone of fish

II. bone [boʊn] ADJ

III. bone [boʊn] VB trans

bone meat
bone fish

bone idle, bone lazy ADJ pej

thigh bone N

bone fracture N

bone china N

collar bone N

bone meal N

fish bone N

funny bone N inf

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
bones
Present
Ibone
youbone
he/she/itbones
webone
youbone
theybone
Past
Iboned
youboned
he/she/itboned
weboned
youboned
theyboned
Present Perfect
Ihaveboned
youhaveboned
he/she/ithasboned
wehaveboned
youhaveboned
theyhaveboned
Past Perfect
Ihadboned
youhadboned
he/she/ithadboned
wehadboned
youhadboned
theyhadboned