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1) General subject: clip clop2) Linguistics: pronouncing 'ch' as 'ts' (in some Russian dialects) -
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1) General subject: clip clop, clip-clop (о копытах), tut-tut (языком)2) Linguistics: pronounce 'ch' as 'ts' (in some Northern Russian dialects)3) Makarov: go clatter (копытами) -
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лингв.retain the unstressed ❝o❞( in Russian dialects) -
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с. лингв.retention of unstressed "o" ( in Russian dialects) -
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I несов. - цо́кать, сов. - цо́кнуть( издавать прищёлкивающие звуки) click; clatter; clankподко́вы цо́кают по мостово́й — there is a clatter of hoofs in the street
II лингв.цо́кать языко́м — click one's tongue
pronounce "ch" as "ts" ( as in some North Russian dialects)
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