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Imped - English meaning

Imped – definitions in English dictionary

verb

Repair a damaged feather in (the wing or tail of a trained hawk) by attaching part of a new feather.

noun

A small, mischievous devil or sprite.

Usage examples:

You say, ‘i've never seen any imps, sprites or goblins in this whole neighborhood!’
abbreviation

Manx pound(s).

abbreviation

International match point.

Imped translation into English

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阻碍

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Belemmeren

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Entravé

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Behindert

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बाधा डालना

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Impedito

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방해

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Затрудненный, Надставлять, Укреплять

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Impedido

Word origin

Old English impa, impe ‘young shoot, scion’, impian ‘to graft’, based on Greek emphuein ‘to implant’. In late Middle English, the noun denoted a descendant, especially of a noble family, an

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