Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary - rut
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Rut
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(ruts) 1. If you say that someone is in a rut, you disapprove of the fact that they have become fixed in their way of thinking and doing things, and find it difficult to change. You can also say that someone’s life or career is in a rut. I don’t like being in a rut–I like to keep moving on... N-COUNT: usu sing, usu in a N c darkgreen]disapproval 2. A rut is a deep, narrow mark made in the ground by the wheels of a vehicle. Our driver slowed up as we approached the ruts in the road. N-COUNT: oft N in n 3. see also rutted, rutting
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I. noun Etymology: Middle English ~te, from Middle French ruit ~, disturbance, from Late Latin rugitus roar, from Latin rugire to roar; akin to Middle Irish rucht roar, Old Church Slavic ruzati to neigh Date: 15th century 1. an annually recurrent state of sexual excitement in the male deer; broadly sexual excitement in a mammal especially when periodic 2. the period during which ~ normally occurs — often used with the II. intransitive verb (~ted; ~ting) Date: circa 1625 to be in or enter into a state of ~ III. noun Etymology: perhaps modification of Middle French route way, route Date: 1552 1. a. a track worn by a wheel or by habitual passage b. a groove in which something runs c. channel, furrow 2. a usual or fixed practice; especially a monotonous routine fall easily into a conversational ~ IV. transitive verb (~ted; ~ting) Date: 1607 to make a ~ in ; furrow ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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1. n. & v. --n. 1 a deep track made by the passage of wheels. 2 an established (esp. tedious) mode of practice or procedure. --v.tr. (rutted, rutting) mark with ruts. Phrases and idioms in a rut following a fixed (esp. tedious or dreary) pattern of behaviour that is difficult to change. Derivatives rutty adj. Etymology: prob. f. OF rote (as ROUTE) 2. n. & v. --n. the periodic sexual excitement of a male deer, goat, ram, etc. --v.intr. (rutted, rutting) be affected with rut. Derivatives ruttish adj. Etymology: ME f. OF rut, ruit f. L rugitus f. rugire roar RUTABAGA n. a swede. Etymology: Sw. dial. rotabagge ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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1. колея, выбоина 2. привычка, рутина to move in a rut —- идти по проторенной дорожке 3. тех. желоб; фальц 4. проводить борозды; оставлять колеи 5. биол. половая охота; течка; гон to be in rut —- быть в половой охоте 6. биол. быть в половой охоте ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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I 1. noun 1) колея, борозда 2) привычка; что-л. обычное, привычное; to move in a rut - идти по проторенной дорожке 3) tech. желоб; фальц, выемка 2. v. оставлять колеи, проводить борозды II zool. 1. noun охота, половое возбуждение (у самцов) 2. v. быть в охоте (о самцах) ...Англо-русский словарь
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~ n 1 a deep narrow track left in soft ground by a wheel 2 in a rut living or working in a situation that never changes, so that you feel bored (be stuck in a rut) (I was stuck in a rut, and decided to look for a new job.) 3 the rut technical the period of the year when some male animals, especially deer, are sexually active ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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airport code Rutland State Airport, Rutland, Vermont USA railroad abbr. Vermont Railway Incorporated univ. abbr. Rutgers University RUTH physiol. abbr. Raloxifene Use For The Heart religion abbr. Raising Up Their Hands firm name abbr. Rick's Underwater Treasure Hunt firm name abbr. Ricks Underwater Treasure Hunt ...English abbreviation dictionary
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