Translation of piece - Dictionary : English-Ojibwe
piece
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Translation
We have found the following translations for piece in Ojibwe:
piece
bookwayi`ii+n
piece
bagwa`igan+an
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Expressions Top
Here are the available expressions containing piece in Ojibwe:
added piece
aanikejigan+ag
added piece
aanikejigan+an
appliqué piece
agogwaajigan+an
bagesewin piece
bagesaan+ag
bagesewin piece: brass ~
ozaawaabik+oon
bagesewin piece: duck-shaped ~
zhiishiib+ag
bagesewin piece: fish-shaped ~
giigoonh
bagesewin piece: men-shaped ~
inini+wag
bagesewin piece: snake-shaped ~
gichi-ginebig+oog §
bagesewin piece: war-club-shape
bagamaagan+an §
bite a piece from SB
bakwem
bite a piece from SB
bakiim
bite a piece from ST
bakiindan
bite a piece from ST
bakwendan
bite a piece from TH
bakwenjige
bite a piece off of SB
bakwem
bite a piece off of ST
bakwendan
bone figurine game piece
biidaakichigan+an
brass bagesewin piece
ozaawaabik+oon
break a piece off of SB
bakwajibizh
break a piece off of ST
bakwajibidoon
break off a piece off of ST
bakwebidoon
break piece off of SB
bakwega`
break piece off of ST
bakwega`an
break: freeze and ~s into piece
baasaakwadin (NW) §
broken rice piece
mazaan+ag
broken: be a ~ piece of metal
bookwaabikaa
broken: be a ~ piece of stone
bookwaabikaa
cent-piece
biiwaabikoons+ag
cent: ten ~ piece
midaaso-biiwaabikoons+ag
chess piece
zhooshkonigan+ag
chop a piece off ST using ST
bakwe`an
chop piece off of SB
bakwega`
chop piece off of ST
bakwega`an
clear a piece of land
mazhiiyaakonige
clear a piece of land
mazhii`ige
cleared piece of land
mazhiiyaakonigan
cleared piece of land
mazhii`igan+an
cloth: one piece of ST ~
bezhigweg
cloth: piece of ~
bagwaanish+an
cloth: piece of ~
manidoowegin+oon
cloth: piece of ~
bookweg
clothing: nine piece of ~
zhaangasweg
cut a piece from ST
bakwezhan
cut a piece off of SB
manizh (AL/NO/NW/WO)
cut a piece off of SB
bakwezh
cut a piece off of ST
bakwezhan
cut SB into a thin piece
bakaazh
dew-claw game piece
bipiinjikane`igan+an
dew-claw game piece
bipiinjikane`igaans+an
duck-shaped bagesewin piece
zhiishiib+ag
firewood: a piece of ~
mishi
fish-shaped bagesewin piece
giigoonh
flat piece of wood
nabagaatig+oon
floor: be a piece of ~ sticking
bikosagaa §
game piece
gaandinigaan+an
game: bone figurine ~ piece
biidaakichigan+an
glass: a piece of ~
omoodayaabik+oon
ice: piece of ~
mikwam+iig
ice: piece of ~
mikom+iig
iron: piece of ~
biiwaabik+oon
jagged piece of metal
bookwaabik+oon
jagged piece of stone
bookwaabik+oon
jagged: be a ~ piece of metal
bookwaabikaa
jagged: be a ~ piece of stone
bookwaabikaa
leftover piece after cutting
biiwizhigan+an §
make SB of one piece
miziwe`
make ST of one piece
miziwetoon
men-shaped bagesewin piece
inini+wag
metal: be a broken piece of ~
bookwaabikaa
metal: be a jagged piece of ~
bookwaabikaa
metal: be a smashed piece of ~
bookwaabikaa
metal: jagged piece of ~
bookwaabik+oon
metal: piece of ~
biiwaabik+oon
mineral: one piece of ST ~
bezhigwaabik
near a piece of wood
jiigaatig
one-cent-piece
biwabikons
one piece of ST cloth
bezhigweg
one piece of ST mineral
bezhigwaabik
piece-of-eight
shining (SE)
piece of cloth
bookweg
piece off of
bookw=
piece off of
booko-
piece:
in small/little ~s
biisi-
piece:
in small/little ~s
biisa-
piece:
in small/little ~s
biis-
piece: be broken to ~s
bigishkisin
piece: be broken to ~s
bigishkishin
piece: be cut into ~s
bigishkizhigaade
piece: be cut into ~s
bigishkizhigaazo
piece: be in ~s
bigishkikaa
piece: be in fine ~
biisaa
piece: be in fine ~s
biiwan
piece: bite a ~ from SB
bakiim
piece: bite a ~ from ST
bakiindan
piece: break into ~s
bigishkise
piece: break into ~s
biisa`igaade
piece: break into ~s
biisa`igaazo
Definition Top
- pieces: slice; part; segment; tool; creation, work; coin
- pieces, pieced, piecing: join parts together, attach segments
- well-made play, bien, faite: French pièce bien faite; Play constructed according to strict technical principles that produce neatness of plot and theatrical effectiveness. The form was developed ƹ 1825 by Eugène Scribe and became dominant on 19th-century European and United States stages. It called for complex, artificial plotting, a buildup of suspense, a climactic scene in which all problems are resolved and a happy ending. Scribe's hundreds of successful plays were imitated all over Europe; other practitioners of the form included playwrights Victorien Sardou, Georges Feydeau and Arthur Wing Pinero, who brought the form to the level of art with The Second Mrs. Tanqueray (1893).
- de résistance (n) (C usually singular) the most important or best thing in a set or group of things, often the last in a series of things She is always an entertaining speaker, but her pièce de résistance is the after-dinner speech. The pièce de résistance of his stage act was an Elvis Presley impression.
- Mainly applies to convertible securities. Increment of bonds that trade in portions of 1,000 minimum. Not all bonds can be traded in "pieces," and the increments can vary.
- (slang) a gun
- (slang) a work of graffiti art (short for masterpiece)
- (slang) sexual intercourse - "I'm gonna go get me a piece"
- (offensive) woman: "She's a nice little piece"
- A loose or separated part, as distinguished from the whole or the mass