gem
51gem — noun 1》 a precious or semi precious stone, especially when cut and polished or engraved. 2》 an outstanding person or thing. Derivatives gem like adjective gemmed adjective Origin OE gim, from L. gemma bud, jewel ; influenced in ME by OFr. gemme …
52gem — gȅm3 m <N mn ovi> DEFINICIJA zool., v. pelikan ETIMOLOGIJA mađ. gém …
53Gem — Sp Džèmas Ap Gem L JAV apyg. (Aidahas) …
54gem — noun 1) rubies and other gems Syn: jewel, gemstone, stone, precious stone, semiprecious stone; solitaire, cabochon; archaic bijou 2) the gem of the collection Syn: best, finest, pride, prize …
55gem — noun 1) rubies and other gems Syn: jewel, precious stone, semi precious stone; informal rock 2) a musical gem Syn: masterpiece, classic, treasure, prize, find; informal one in a million, the bee s knees …
56gem — [dʒem] noun [C] 1) a valuable stone that is used to make jewellery 2) someone or something that is special in some way a gem of an idea[/ex] …
57gem — [[t]dʒɛm[/t]] n. v. gemmed, gem•ming 1) jew a mineral, pearl, or other natural substance valued for its rarity or inherent beauty 2) something prized because of its beauty or worth 3) a person held in great esteem or affection 4) to adorn with… …
58gem — tudi game a [gém] m (ẹ̑) šport. del teniške igre, v katerem mora igralec osvojiti za zmago najmanj štiri točke in dve več kot nasprotnik: zmagal je v vseh gemih in tako osvojil prvi niz …
59gem — I s ( men, mer) graverad el. reliefprydd ädelsten II s ( et, gem) pappersklämma …
60gem — brangakmenis statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Papuošalams naudojamas mineralas. atitikmenys: angl. gem; jewel rus. драгоценный камень …
