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- واژهنامه · Generic English-Persian Dictionary شاخ زدن ، ضربه زدن ، پیش رفتن ، پیشرفتگی داشتن ، نزدیک یامتصل شدن ، بشکه ، ته ، بیخ، کپل، ته درخت، ته قنداقتفنگ ، هدف.
- واژهنامه · hFarsi Advanced Version کلمات مرتبط(butt): بازگشت به واژه butt blade butt butt and butt butt joint butt plate butt rib butt ring butt seam butt seam weld butt shaft butt strap butt stroke butt weld butt welding butt-end butt-ending butt-hinge butt-joint butt-joint riveting butt-weld butt-welded double-bevel butt weld double-flanged butt joint double-i butt weld double-u-butt joint double-u-butt weld fash-butt welding flash butt welding gun butt head butt ingot butt pressure butt welding resistance butt welding single-j-butt weld single-u butt joint single-u butt weld to butt out to butt weld خوردن ،از سر يا لب جفت شدن ،نوک ،لبه ،لولاى فرنگى ،ضربه با سر به حريف ،سرشاخ انتهاى چوب هاکى ،قسمت انتهايى چوب گلف ،قسمت انتهاى راکت تنيس ،قسمت انتهاى چوب بيليارد،تپه يا برامدگى پشت زمين هدف ،دسته چوب ماهيگيرى ،پشته ،قنداق تفنگ ،ته سيگار،فيلتر سيگار کف ،شاخ زدن ،ضربه زدن ،پيش رفتن ،پيشرفتگى داشتن ،نزديک يامتصل شدن ،بشکه ،بيخ ،کپل ،ته درخت ،ته قنداق تفنگ ،هدف علوم مهندسى : ته قنداق تفنگ معمارى : لولا فرنگى ورزش : ته قنداق تفنگ علوم نظامى : کف قنداق کلمات مرتبط(37)
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 butt n. Pronunciation: ' bət Function: verb Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French buter, boter, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German bōzan to beat ― more at BEAT Date: 13th century intransitive verb : to thrust or push headfirst : strike with the head or horns transitive verb : to strike or shove with the head or horns –butt heads : to come into conflict]]> 2 butt n. Function: noun Date: 1647 : a blow or thrust usually with the head or horns]]> 3 butt n. Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French but, bout, from Old Occitan bota, from Late Latin buttis Date: 14th century 1 : a large cask especially for wine, beer, or water 2 : any of various units of liquid capacity especially : a measure equal to 108 imperial gallons (491 liters)]]> 4 butt n. Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, partly from Middle French but target, of Germanic origin; akin to Old Norse būtr log, Low German butt blunt; partly from Middle French bute goal, target, mound, from but target Date: 14th century 1 a : a backstop (as a mound or bank) for catching missiles shot at a target b : TARGET c plural : RANGE 5C d : a blind for shooting birds 2 a obsolete : LIMIT , BOUND b archaic : GOAL <here is my journe…