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ay, ay! - translation to russian
FORMER COMMUNE IN MARNE, FRANCE
Aÿ (ville); Ay (Marne); Aÿ, Marne; Ay (ville); Ay Champagne; Aÿ Champagne; Ay, Marne
ay, ay!
[мор.] есть!
ay
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
A.Y; A.Y.; AY (disambiguation); A.y.; Ay.; A Y; Ay (song); Ay (disambiguation); AY
[ei]
синоним
междометие
[ai]
общая лексика
да
устаревшее выражение
ах!
ой! (выражает удивление)
синоним
ay
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
A.Y; A.Y.; AY (disambiguation); A.y.; Ay.; A Y; Ay (song); Ay (disambiguation); AY
ay 1. interj. да ay, ay! naut. - есть! 2. noun pl. ayes the ayes - члены парламента, голосующие 'за' the ayes have it - большинство за
Definition
caramba
[k?'ramb?]
¦ exclamation informal, often humorous an expression of surprise or dismay.
Origin
C19: from Sp.
Wikipedia
Aÿ
Aÿ (French pronunciation: [a.i]; also Ay) is a former commune in the Marne department in northeastern France. On 1 January 2016 it was merged into the new commune Aÿ-Champagne.
Examples of use of ay, ay!
1. "She heard a voice with a heavy Georgian accent say, ‘Ay–ay–ay, how did we wind up in this position?‘" Sverdlov said, referring to Stalin.
2. But Ay Ay explained with a sigh she is wary of returning even to retrieve her belongings.
3. A portly woman with heavy bags beneath her eyes and pursed lips, Ay Ay had fled to the junior high school on the crest of the hill.
4. Though bags, backpacks and soiled stacks of clothes were heaped high against the school‘s outer wall, Ay Ay said none were hers.
5. Most of those who had worked or lived on the seaside, like the owner of a beachfront food stall named Ay Ay, 46, preferred to stay on high ground.
