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   I. adjective  (~ter; ~test)  Etymology: Middle English, from Old English f?tt, past participle of f?tan to cram; akin to Old High German feizit ~  Date: before 12th century  1. notable for having an unusual amount of ~:  a. plump  b. obese  c. of a meat animal ~tened for market  d. of food oily, greasy  2.  a. well filled out ; thick, big a ~ book  b. full in tone and quality ; rich a gorgeous ~ bass voice — Irish Digest  c. well stocked a ~ larder  d. prosperous, wealthy grew ~ on the war — Time  e. being substantial and impressive a ~ bank account  3.  a. richly rewarding or profitable a ~ part in a movie a ~ contract  b. practically nonexistent a ~ chance  4. productive, fertile a ~ year for crops  5. stupid, foolish  6. being swollen got a ~ lip from the fight  7. of a baseball pitch easy to hit  • ~ness noun  II. transitive verb  (~ted; ~ting)  Date: before 12th century to make ~ ; ~ten  III. noun  Date: 14th century  1. animal tissue consisting chiefly of cells distended with greasy or oily matter  2.  a. oily or greasy matter making up the bulk of adipose tissue and often abundant in seeds  b. any of various compounds of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen that are glycerides of ~ty acids, are the chief constituents of plant and animal ~, are a major class of energy-rich food, and are soluble in organic solvents but not in water  c. a solid or semisolid ~ as distinguished from an oil  3. the best or richest part  4. obesity  5. something in excess ; superfluity trim the ~ from the news operation — Ray Olson  • ~less adjective …

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  n., adj., & v. —n. 1 a natural oily or greasy substance occurring esp. in animal bodies. 2 the part of anything containing this. 3 excessive presence of fat in a person or animal; corpulence. 4 Chem. any of a group of natural esters of glycerol and various fatty acids existing as solids at room temperature. —adj. (fatter, fattest) 1 (of a person or animal) having excessive fat; corpulent. 2 (of an animal) made plump for slaughter; fatted. 3 containing much fat. 4 greasy, oily, unctuous. 5 (of land or resources) fertile, rich; yielding abundantly. 6 a thick, substantial in content (a fat book). b substantial as an asset or opportunity (a fat cheque; was given a fat part in the play). 7 a (of coal) bituminous. b (of clay etc.) sticky. 8 colloq. iron. very little; not much (a fat chance; a fat lot). —v.tr. & intr. (fatted, fatting) make or become fat. Phrases and idioms fat cat sl. 1 US a wealthy person, esp. as a benefactor. 2 Austral. a highly paid executive or official. fat-head colloq. a stupid person. fat-headed stupid. fat-headedness stupidity. fat hen the white goosefoot, Chenopodium album. the fat is in the fire trouble is imminent. kill the fatted calf celebrate, esp. at a prodigal’s return (Luke 15). live off (or on) the fat of the land have the best of everything. Derivatives fatless adj. fatly adv. fatness n. fattish adj. Etymology: OE f{aelig}t (adj.), f{aelig}ttian (v.) f. Gmc …

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  сокр. от fully additive technology аддитивная технология FAT 1) жир; сало жирный; сальный 2) излишек раствора (скапливающийся на штукатурной лопатке или полутёрке) 3) пищ. обезжиривать (кишки) 4) откармливать (скот, птицу) — consistent fat — inedible fat — soap fat — unsaponifiable fat …

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  смазка растворная смесь или шпаклёвка, захватываемая мастерком жирный (о растворной или бетонной смеси) высокоэластичный (о смесях) …

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  1) битуминозный 2) жир 3) жирен 4) жирный 5) жировой 6) жирок 7) насыщенный отработанный fortify fat with vitamins — витаминизировать жир render fat in pressure tank — вытапливать жир в автоклаве — animal fat — artificial fat — bone fat — edible fat — fat clay — fat coal — fat dye — fat extraction apparatus — fat refining tank — fat separator — fat spark — fat stain — fat stock — fat test — hard fat — has fat stock — hydrogenated fat — inedible fat — pressure fat rendering — refined fat — render fat — rendered fat — sheep’s fat roller — steam fat rendering — vegetable fat — wet fat rendering …

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  1) жир, сало; жирный, сальный; маслянистый 2) откармливать; откормленный, упитанный, тучный – brown fat – depot fat …

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  1. жир, сало vegetable fat —- растительный жир to fry smth. in deep fat —- жарить что-л. в кипящем жире to live on one’s own fat —- жить за счет подкожного жира fat content —- содержание жира fat hardening —- гидрогенизация жиров 2. полнота, тучность to be inclined to fat —- быть склонным к полноте to run to fat —- разг. жиреть, толстеть 3. (иногда F.) разг. толстяк (часто как прозвище); толстуха 4. уст. ам. лучшая часть (чего-л.) to live on the fat of the land —- жить роскошно, пользоваться всеми благами 5. профес. театр. выигрышная роль; выигрышное место роли 6. полигр. выгодная работа 7. ам. полигр. выгодная печать 8. тех. смазка, мазь, тавот 9. сл. деньги 10. ам. полит. средства на проведение кампаний to fry the fat out of, to fry out fat —- ам. сл. выжимать средства на проведение избирательной кампании (у корпорации и т. п.) fat frying —- ам. сл. «выжаривание сала», нажим (на фирмы и т. п.) с целью получения средств на избирательную кампанию в обмен на привилегии Id: the fat is in the fire —- дело сделано; решение принято; быть беде Id: now when they have been given an ultimatum the fat is in the fire —- теперь, когда им поставлен ультиматум, отступать поздно Id: to live on one’s own fat —- жить старыми запасами (знаний и т. п.); жить на свой капитал Id: to chew the fat —- сл. чесать язык, трепаться;…

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  file allocation table noun таблица размещения файлов FAT  1. noun  1) жир, сало; растительное масло (тж. vegetable fat)  2) смазка, мазь; тавот  3) полнота, тучность; ожирение to be inclined to fat — быть склонным к полноте to run to fat coll. — жиреть, толстеть  4) лучшая часть чего-л. to live on the fat of the land bibl. — жить роскошно  5) theatr. выигрышная роль; выигрышное место роли  6) sl. средства, пожива  7) amer.; typ. typ. выгодная печать — fat cat — fat fryer to live on ones own fat  а) жить старыми запасами (знаний и т.п.);  б) жить на свой капитал the fat is in the fire дело сделано, быть беде  2. adj.  1) жирный; сальный (о пище); маслянистый — fat type  2) упитанный, толстый, тучный; откормленный — fat cheeks — fat fingers  3) плодородный (о почве)  4) выгодный, доходный fat job — выгодное дело; тепленькое местечко fat part — выигрышная роль  5) обильный, богатый  6) тупоумный, глупый — a fat lot to cut up fat оставить большое наследство Syn: adipose, buxom, chubby, corpulent, obese, plump, portly, stout Ant: emaciated, thin FAT cat amer.; sl. лицо, субсидирующее политическое мероприятие FAT cheeks пухлые щеки FAT fingers толстые короткие пальцы FAT fryer тот, кто добывает или вымогает деньги для политических махинаций FAT land плодородная почва FAT type жирный шрифт …

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  ~1 adj 1 »FLESH« having a lot of flesh on your body, especially too much flesh  (You’ll get fat if you eat all that chocolate. | That big fat opera singer — what’s his name?)  (- opposite thin1 (2)) 2 »THICK OR WIDE« thick or wide  (Dobbs was smoking a fat cigar. | a big fat book) 3 »MONEY« only before noun informal containing or worth a large amount of money  (a fat cheque | a job in the City with a nice fat salary) 4 fat chance informal used to say that something is very unlikely to happen + of  (What, John get a job? Fat chance of that!) 5 a fat lot of good/use spoken not at all useful or helpful  («I don’t know much about cars.» «Well you’re a fat lot of use aren’t you?») 6 fat cat informal someone who has too much money 7 in fat city AmE informal having plenty of money  (We’ll be in fat city if this deal goes through.) 8 grow fat on sth to become rich because of something  (The finance men had grown fat on managing other people’s money.) — fatness n  ( USAGE NOTE: FAT WORD CHOICE fat, overweight, large, heavy, plump, chubby, stout, tubby, obese If you want to be polite about someone, do not say that they are fat. (A little) overweight or just large is a more polite way of saying the same thing. In American English, you can also say that someone is heavy when you want to be polite. Plump is most often used of women and children and means slightly (and pleasantly) fat. Chubby is most often used of babies and children and also means pleasantly fat and healthy-looking. When you are describing adults, stout means slightly fat and heavy and tubby means short and fat, especially around the stomach. If someone is extremely fat and unhealthy they are obese. Obese is also the word used by doctors. ) ~2 n 1 »PERSON OR ANIMAL« a substance that is stored under the skin of people and animals, and helps to keep them warm  (Rolls of fat bulged over his collar. | I didn’t like the meat — there was too much fat on it.) 2 »IN FOOD« an oily substance contained in certain foods  (Try to reduce the amount of fat in your diet.) 3…

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  See: CHEW THE FAT. …