- Annie Oakley
- амер. сл. пригласительный билет или пропуск, контрамарка
English-Russian base dictionary . 2014.
English-Russian base dictionary . 2014.
Annie Oakley — um 1899 Annie Oakley (* 13. August 1860 in der Nähe von Willowdell[1], nach anderen Angaben bei North Star[2], Darke County, Ohio; † 3. November 1926 in … Deutsch Wikipedia
Annie Oakley — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Cartel anunciando a Annie Oakley. Phoebe Anne Oakley Moses (Darke County, Ohio, 13 de agosto de 1860 – Greenville, Ohio, 3 de noviembre de … Wikipedia Español
Annie Oakley — [n] complimentary ticket Chinese ducket*, free admission, freebie*, free pass, free seats, free ticket; concepts 271,685 … New thesaurus
Annie Oakley — ☆ Annie Oakley [an΄ē ōk′lē ] n. [after woman rifle expert (1860 1926): ? because her small targets resembled punched tickets] Slang a free ticket; pass … English World dictionary
Annie Oakley — For other uses, see Annie Oakley (disambiguation). Annie Oakley Born Phoebe Ann Mosey August 13, 1860(1860 08 13) Greenville, Ohio, United States … Wikipedia
Annie Oakley — An Annie Oakley is a complimentary ticket to a theater. The ticket has holes punched in it to prevent its exchange for cash at the box office. This oddity came about in an unusual way. Annie Oakley (1860 1926), born in Darke County, Ohio,… … Dictionary of eponyms
Annie Oakley — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Annie et Oakley. Annie Oakley sur une affiche du Buffalo Bill s Wild West show Annie Oakley ( … Wikipédia en Français
Annie Oakley — noun (plural Annie Oakleys) Etymology: Annie Oakley died 1926 American markswoman; from the resemblance of a punched pass to a playing card with bullet holes through the spots Date: circa 1910 a free ticket … New Collegiate Dictionary
Annie Oakley — /ohk lee/ a free ticket, as to a theater; pass. [allegedly so called because such tickets, punched to prevent resale, resembled the playing cards used as targets by Annie OAKLEY] * * * … Universalium
Annie Oakley — An′nie Oak′ley [[t]ˈæn i ˈoʊk li[/t]] n. sbz a free ticket, as to a theater; pass • Etymology: 1920–25, amer.; allegedly because such tickets, punched to prevent resale, resembled the playing cards used as targets by Annie Oakley … From formal English to slang
Annie Oakley (TV series) — Annie Oakley is a Western television series which fictionalized the life of famous sharpshooter Annie Oakley. It ran from January 1954 to February 1957 in syndication. ABC showed reruns on Saturday and Sunday daytime from 1959 1960 and from 1964… … Wikipedia