Translation for 'crib' from English to Romanian

to crib [coll.]

a copia [la școală]

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crib [coll.] [cheating aid]

fițuică {f} [copiuță]

• Non-dealer is dealt 5 5 4 4 crib crib and Dealer is dealt 4 4 5 9 crib crib. Cut card is a 6.
• In 1857 surgeon Jean-Louis-Paul Denucé (1824–1889) provided the first description of an "incubator crib", and in 1864 obstetrician Carl Credé (1819–1892), constructed a double-wall crib that used circulated hot water to heat the walls of the crib.
• The stability of a crib is affected by a variety of factors: the material used (often a soft wood which gives audible warnings before failure), the number of contact points between the crib and the supported surface, the ratio of the footprint of the crib to its height, and the area of contact made between the crib and the ground and supported surface.
• The most popular type of crib barn built in the Appalachian states was also the simplest to construct considering its size and stability.
• The simplest sense above can also be conveyed by the word toolcrib (sometimes styled tool-crib or tool crib).

• Timber crib dams were erected of heavy timbers or dressed logs in the manner of a log house and the interior filled with earth or rubble.
• The air crib was designed with three solid walls and a safety-glass panel at the front which could be lowered to move the baby in and out of the crib.
• In 2016, she developed and launched Crib ‘A Glow, an LED-lit portable crib that treats jaundice utilizing solar energy, and patented the innovation in 2017.
• This allowed an 8-letter crib for a 3-closure menu, an 11-letter crib for a 2-closure menu and a 14-letter crib for a menu with only one closure.
• Six months later, Liz is living happily alone in the house with her daughter. When the baby is left alone in the crib, Don appears in a ceiling grate and drops marbles into the crib.

• The crib was first exhibited at the Zemská jednota řemeslnická ("Provincial Artisan Union") in Chrast in 1906.
• has been described as "one of the finest ridge walks in Britain", and forms part of the Snowdon Horseshoe, a circuit of the peaks surrounding Cwm Dyli.
• Dunne Crib was built in 1909. Named after Chicago Mayor Edward Fitzsimmons Dunne, who was in office at the time crib plans were approved, the [...] diameter circular crib stands in [...] of water and houses a [...] diameter interior well connected to two new tunnels.