CHE SIGNIFICA BINDI-EYE IN INGLESE
tribulus terrestris
Bindii, bindi, bindyi o bindi-eye possono riferirsi alle seguenti specie vegetali: ▪ Soliva sessilis, noto anche come lawnweed, soliva comune e burrweed di campo ▪ Tribulus terrestris, noto anche come puncturevine, caltrop, cathead, goathead e burra gokharu .
definizione di bindi-eye nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di bindi-eye nel dizionario è una delle varie piccole erbacee australiane del genere Calotis, con frutti burlike: la famiglia delle Asteraceae. L'altra definizione di bindi-eye è qualsiasi fresa o prickle.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «BINDI-EYE»
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bindi-eye nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
bindi-eye e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Bindi-
eye Bop: Sixteen Singable Songs for Aussie Kids
"Have you ever trodden on a bindi-eye? Then you have don the bindi-eye bop! ... Sing, read and listen along with Margaret to sixteen great green and groovy Aussie songs."--Back cover.
Jeff is very interested in his racing pigeons but especially in Bindi-eye, but he discovers there are some unpleasant hazards to his hobby such as thieves and eagles.
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Australian English - The National Language
For three-pointed burrs "any of a number of plants with fruit which break into
spiny pieces", Bryant elicited bindi-eye, bindi, cat('s) head, cat('s) eye, bull-head,
three corner jack, jack, caltrop, California puncture weed, double gee. The words'
...
Bloody bindi-eye sticking in my bare foot. Damn the thing. Cast not your seed on
barren ground for the tares and thistles will rise up and cripple the Jesus out of
you! The over ended, and he had time to stand by his wicket and feel like a man
in ...
It seems clear now that 'billy' is a variant form of the Scottish dialect word 'bally',
from 'bally-cog' meaning a milk pail. bindi-eye Greedy suburban birds grow very
tame, and their claws are impervious to 'bindis' (bindi-i is a burr that grows in ...
Bindi's eye fellon agreenandwhite stable offtoher right,edgedby what looked like
juniper saplings. A bay mare—also anearly riser, apparently—ambled around
her outdoor enclosure, eyeing the brightly dressed humans with more interest ...
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Australia's Many Voices: Australian English--the National ...
Australianisms. But they are attested quite late. Double gee, for instance, is first
attested in 1872 (section 3.3.2.4), bindi-eye in 1876, three corner jack in 1897,
prickly/e jack in 1903, cat('s) head in 1910 and bull-head in 1938. Bindi-eye or
bindi ...
8
Macropod Husbandry, Healthcare and Medicinals--Volumes One ...
Right: This is Bindi's eye. The stain revealed corneal ulcers, so I was able to treat
with Chlorsig-(1.0% w/w chloramphenicol) eye drop ointment which is used for
the treatment of eye infections called bacterial conjunctivitis, or corneal ulcers ...
9
Aboriginal Placenames: Naming and Re-naming the Australian ...
... as much of the area is in Yawarawarrka country, and in that language kurla
means 'burr', 'bindi- eye' (Breen 2004a: 36). This explanation too has some
support on the ground: there is no shortage of burrs. The matter is further
complicated in ...
Luise Anna Hercus, Harold James Koch,
2009
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The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
9, 1973 bindi-eye; bindii noun any of various native spiny Australian plants; also,
the introduced South American plant, Solvia sessilis, a common lawn weed
having sharp prickles; hence, one of these prickles Australia, 1896 The word
comes ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor,
2006
8 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «BINDI-EYE»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
bindi-eye nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
We need more words to capture the vividness of our land
Tetch, for the catch of a bindi-eye in a bare foot. Dropple, a drop of cheeky rain from a clear blue sky. And blungerusque: the squally bluster that ... «The Australian, apr 15»
Wayne Bennett and rising for Alex at Hunter Stadium
Suddenly stepping on a bindi-eye or feeling the pain of a papercut on your fingertip at least allowed you to appreciate that your body still ... «The Roar, mar 14»
When it comes to the crunch
Plant a pot of polyanthus to brighten your courtyard or balcony. ❏ Spray lawns affected with bindi-eye with Bin-Die to avoid the ouch factor. «Sydney Morning Herald, lug 13»
State of Origin Maroons captain Cameron Smith recalls his …
But here, on this rectangle of unremarkable suburban turf complete with patches of bindi-eye and Hills Hoist, an epochal international rugby ... «The Daily Telegraph, giu 13»
A Christian shooting party
... muddy marshes to parched fields where only wicked things grow, such as the "three-headed jack", a monstrous bindi-eye that really lets you ... «Sydney Morning Herald, set 12»
A beach, a backyard, the thwack of a ball on willow
... days; it is part of the national psyche, as synonymous with the Australian summer as beer and barbecues, bindi-eye and budgie-smugglers. «Sydney Morning Herald, dic 11»
On and off the footy field, Donnelly leads the way
Bindi-eye, buffalo grass, you name it. And we played bare feet! Some wore sandshoes though I didn't like wearing shoes. I liked bare feet, ... «ABC Online, dic 10»
When the sky's the limit
... a child, I was grateful that we lived on the eastern seaboard, close to the ocean, with soft green grass to run on (other than the odd bindi-eye). «The Age, feb 07»