oar

oar
[o:]
noun
(a long piece of wood with a flat end for rowing a boat.) veslo
* * *
I [o:]
noun
veslo; veslač; zoology veslasta noga; greblja za peč (v pivovarni)
bank of oars — veslaška klop
to bend to the oars — veslati na vse kriplje
to boat the oars — izvleči vesla v čoln
to feather the oars — vesla na plosko spustiti
to have an oar in every man's boat — vtikati se v vsako stvar
to lie on one's oars — vesla na plosko položiti; figuratively dati roke križem
to pull a good oar — dobro veslati
to put in one's oar — vtikati se, vpasti v besedo
to rest on one's oars — počivati na lovorikah
to toss the oars — dvigniti vesla v pozdrav
figuratively chained to the oar — prikovan k delu
pair-oar — čoln na dve vesli
four-oar — čoln na štiri vesla
ship your oars! — pripravite vesla!
unship your oars! — izvlecite vesla!
II [ɔ:]
transitive verb & intransitive verb
poetically veslati
to oar one's arms ( —ali hands) — veslati z rokami
to oar one's way — veslaje se pomikati

English-Slovenian dictionary. 2013.

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