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I . bow1 [baʊ] VB intr

1. bow (bend):

to bow to sb

2. bow (agree):

to bow to pressure

II . bow1 [baʊ] VB trans (lower)

III . bow1 [baʊ] N

bow2 [bəʊ, Am boʊ] N

1. bow (weapon):

bow
łuk m

2. bow MUS:

bow

3. bow (slip-knot):

bow

4. bow NAUT:

bow
dziób m

bow-legged ADJ

bow tie N FASHION

bow tie
muszka f

bow window N ARCHIT

bow-wow [ˌbaʊˈwaʊ] INTERJ childspeak inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Her bow sits upright draped with anchor chains.
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He argues that, however, the anachronism is the point, and that bow tie wearers are making a public statement that they disdain changing fashion.
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Dab a touch on the cupid's bow for larger looking lips.
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It had a long bow sprit with jibboom and up to three headsails.
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It makes sense for him to bow out of the show gracefully.
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The female curtsey (from courtesy) involves a bending of the knees as well as a bow of the head.?
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You'll want to apply a highlighting product to the centre of the forehead, the bridge of your nose, your cupid's bow, and above your cheekbones.
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Nor was a bow possible, the flat sound-board being an insuperable impediment.
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With the starboard engine still running ahead, the bow of the vessel collided with the cave wall.
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They have fairly long legs and often appear bow-legged.
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