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what

[wɔt] n
stresses
gen. сущность (как заголовок в таблице или схеме Ася Кудрявцева); что
IT символ "?"
water.res. вопросительный знак
what [wɔt] pron.
gen. то; каков; тот, который; столько сколько; чего бы не; что за (в вопросах • Crazy loud in False Creek tonight, what band or concert is playing? Sounds like it’s on Granville Island, sounds like a wild show whatever it is. -- что за группа выступает или это концерт?(Twitter) ART Vancouver); сколько; как; то, что (the thing(s) that • Did you find what you wanted?These tools are just what I need for this job.What that child needs is a good spanking.)
context. сколько (как союзное местоимение В.И.Макаров)
inf. вот что (Alright, I'll tell you what. Val_Ships); чтокать (MichaelBurov)
jarg. чего (Rus: жаргонное употребление "чего" вместо "what" • есть чего попалоeat whatever food MichaelBurov)
Makarov. то, что
typewrit. вопрос (название символа)
what? pron.
gen. что?; кто?; что такое? (с интонацией недоумения Баян); который?; кем?; какой? (used in questions etc. when asking someone to point out, state etc. one or more persons, things etc.); как?
inf. чего? (Andrey Truhachev)
what [wɔt] adj.
gen. который; какой; отчасти... отчасти
Gruzovik этакий (a)
Gruzovik, inf. каковский (= какой); эдакий (a; = этакий)
what! int.
gen. каков!
emph. вот так!; ну и!
what?! int.
gen. да ну! (Artjaazz)
what [wɔt]
gen. чем (Excitatory synapses in the targeted zone had dropped by about 27 percent without obvious loss of neurons or nerve fibers. That narrow change sharpened the paper's central claim, but it also raised a harder question about what exactly those remaining connections had become. earth.com Alex_Odeychuk)
what?
inf. ась? (Anglophile)
what...!
gen. ну и...
 English thesaurus
WHAT [wɔt] abbr.
abbr., earth.sc. wind, height, and temperature
WHAT [wɔt] abbr.
abbr., IT Wireless Hybrid Asynchronous Time-bounded
abbr., med. Worcester Heart Attack Trial
abbr., mil. Warning-Homing-Avoidance-Targeting
abbr., tradem. Wedemeyer Hayes And Tarczy; Winston Hills And Toongabbie
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