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1 sonat
1. crazy2. famous3. punch drunknota: 'Punch drunk' vol dir (literalment) 'begut de cops de puny' -
2 colp
n1. (m) bang / knock / blow2. (m) bumpColp de puny - PunchColp de peu - KickColp d'estat - Coup d'étatColp de gràcia - Coup de grâceColp de cap - Impulse / sudden decision / header (football)Colp de mà - A hand (I need a hand, Give me a hand)Un colp d'ull - A (quick) look -
3 cop
n1. (m) timeUn cop al dia - Once a dayTres cops al dia - Three times a day2. (m) blow / bang3. (m) knock4. (m) [ESPORT] stroke / shot / hit5. (m) bumpCop de puny - PunchCop de peu - KickCop d'estat - Coup d'étatCop de gràcia - Coup de grâceCop de cap - Impulse, sudden decisionCop de mà - A hand (I need a hand, Give me a hand)Cop de telèfon - Call / ring (Br.)Un cop d'ull - A (quick) lookexpr de cop i volta suddenly -
4 etzibar
v1. to throw (a punch / a stone) / to strike (a blow)2. to launch (a verbal attack) -
5 puny
n (m) fistCop de puny - PunchPuny de ferro - Iron fistexpr tenir algú al puny to have someone in the palm of your hand
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