bow
bow
baʊ
baw
/baʊ/

A(z) „bow” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to bow
01

meghajol, meghajtja a fejét

to bend the head or move the upper half of the body forward to show respect or as a way of greeting
Intransitive
to bow definition and meaning
Példåk
Upon receiving the prestigious award, the actor bowed to acknowledge the audience's applause.
A presztízsös díj åtvételekor a színész meghajolt, hogy köszönetet mondjon a közönség tapsånak.
02

enged, meghajol

to yield or submit to another person's wish, authority, or opinion
Intransitive: to bow to a wish or opinion
Példåk
The manager was open-minded and willing to bow to new ideas from team members.
A menedzser nyitott volt Ă©s hajlandĂł meghajolni a csapattagok Ășj ötletei elƑtt.
03

vonĂłval hĂșz, vonĂłval jĂĄtszik

to play a musical instrument, typically a stringed one, using a narrow, slightly curved stick
Transitive: to bow a piece of music
Példåk
The musician demonstrated different techniques as he bowed the double bass.
A zenĂ©sz kĂŒlönbözƑ technikĂĄkat mutatott be, miközben vonĂłval jĂĄtszott a nagybƑgƑn.
04

meghajol, meghajtja a fejét

to express thanks, agreement, or other sentiments by bending one's head respectfully
Transitive: to bow a sentiment
Példåk
The student turned to his professor, offering a nod of acknowledgement before bowing heartfelt thanks.
A diĂĄk a professzorĂĄhoz fordult, bĂłlintott elismerĂ©skĂ©nt, mielƑtt meghajolt volna Ƒszinte köszönetĂ©vel.
01

a knot with two loops and loose ends, commonly used to fasten shoelaces or ribbons

bow definition and meaning
Példåk
The gift was decorated with a bright bow.
02

vonó, hegedƱvonó

a long and partially curved, thin rod made out of wood with horsehair strings stretched alongside it, used to play stringed instruments such as the cello and violin
bow definition and meaning
Példåk
He carefully rosined his bow before the concert to ensure smooth playing.
Gondosan megraszinozta vonĂłjĂĄt a koncert elƑtt, hogy biztosĂ­tsa a sima jĂĄtĂ©kot.
03

Ă­j, nyĂ­lpuska

a curved weapon joined at both ends by a string, capable of shooting arrows
bow definition and meaning
Példåk
Her ancient bow, handed down through generations, was still as strong and flexible as ever.
Ɛsi Ă­ja, amely nemzedĂ©krƑl nemzedĂ©kre szĂĄllt, mĂ©g mindig olyan erƑs Ă©s rugalmas volt, mint valaha.
04

masni, szalag

a piece of decorative cloth tied in a bowknot
bow definition and meaning
Példåk
The gift box was wrapped in shiny paper and adorned with a large, elegant bow.
Az ajåndékdoboz fényes papírba volt csomagolva, és egy nagy, elegåns masnival volt díszítve.
05

a bending of the head, body, or knee as a gesture of respect, submission, greeting, or shame

bow definition and meaning
Példåk
The student executed a bow in front of the teacher.
06

an object or form that is curved in shape

bow definition and meaning
Példåk
The branch grew in a natural bow.
07

the forward-most part of a ship, boat, or aircraft

Példåk
The ship 's bow cut through the waves.
08

a stroke made by drawing a curved stick strung with horsehair across the strings of a stringed instrument

Példåk
She played the piece with a light, expressive bow.
09

the gesture of acknowledging applause by bending at the waist or head at the conclusion of a performance

Példåk
The orchestra gave a bow at the end of the concert.
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