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81piece — Used instead of place to mean exactly the same thing. There were lots of people up in that piece …
82piece of me — See want a piece of me …
83pièce — n.f. Pièce de dix sous ou de dix ronds, anus. / Service trois pièces, le sexe de l homme. / On est pas aux pièces, on n est pas pressé, on a tout le temps …
84piece — To join parts to form a whole. When the whole is a sculpture, the parts are often projecting extremities or accessories, especially in marble sculpture. Piece sometimes refers to an artifact, an artwork, or an object, or to a part of one. Also …
85piece — Noun. 1. A euphemism for a gun. Orig. U.S. 1950s 2. A female seen as a sexual object. A shortening of piece of skirt . Offens. 3. A sandwich. Scottish use …
86pièce — detalė statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. detail; item; part vok. Bauteil, m; Einzelteil, m rus. деталь, f pranc. détail, m; pièce, f …
87piece — dalis statusas T sritis Standartizacija ir metrologija apibrėžtis Tam tikras visumos kiekis, sudedamasis elementas. atitikmenys: angl. fraction; part; piece; portion vok. Anteil, m; Quote, f; Rate, f rus. доля, f; часть, f pranc. fraction, f;… …
88piece — pabūklas statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Šaunamasis vamzdinis ginklas (didesnio negu 20 mm kalibro) sviediniais (minomis) šaudyti; priešo kariams, ugnies priemonėms naikinti arba slopinti, gynybos įrenginiams ir statiniams ardyti ir kt.… …
89piece — [13] Piece is probably ultimately of Celtic origin. It comes via Anglo Norman pece from medieval Latin pecia or petia, which appears to have been borrowed from *pettia, an unrecorded word in the Celtic language of ancient Gaul. This would have… …
90piece — applied to time : Stay a piece ; i. e. a little while. York …
