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1 become mushy
Общая лексика: размякнуть -
2 spappolare
spappolare v.tr. to pulp.◘ spappolarsi v.intr.pron. to become* mushy.* * *[spappo'lare]1. vt(ossa, gamba) to crush, (fegato, milza) to rupturenon far spappolare le patate — (cuocere troppo) don't reduce the potatoes to mush
2. vip (spappolarsi)* * *[spappo'lare] 1.verbo transitivo to mash, to beat* [sth.] to a pulp, to crush [frutta, verdura]; to crush, to mangle [gamba, braccio]2.verbo pronominale spappolarsi [frutta, verdura] to become* mushy* * *spappolare/spappo'lare/ [1]to mash, to beat* [sth.] to a pulp, to crush [frutta, verdura]; to crush, to mangle [gamba, braccio]II spappolarsi verbo pronominale[frutta, verdura] to become* mushy. -
3 размякнуть
1) General subject: get limp, limpen, become mushy2) Makarov: soften -
4 blettir
blettir verb table: finir vi1 ( sur l'arbre) to overripen;2 ( dans une corbeille) to get overripe.[bletir] verbe intransitifto become mushy ou overripe -
5 spappolare
[spappo'lare]1. vt(ossa, gamba) to crush, (fegato, milza) to rupturenon far spappolare le patate — (cuocere troppo) don't reduce the potatoes to mush
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6 fracesco
fracescere, fracui, - V INTRANSbecome soft/mushy; become mellow/tractable (L+S); spoil, rot, become rancid -
7 guritu
du/ad.1. to soften; lohia da lurra urez \guritua mud is soil softened up with water2. to smooth da/ad.1.a. to soften, soften up; egos itzazu sagarrak \guritu arte cook the apples until they're mushyb. ( leundu) to become smoothc. (irud.) to become tender, soften (up)2. ( gizendu) to get fat, fatten up -
8 С-385
РАСПУСКАТЬ/РАСПУСТИТЬ СЛЮНИ highly coll VP subj: human1. to be or begin cryingX распустил слюни - X started crying (blubbering, boohooing, bawling)X turned on the tears (the waterworks) X burst into tears....Я разревелся от злости... Когда Наталья Савишна увидала, что я распустил слюни, она тотчас же убежала... (Толстой 2).... I howled with rage....When Natalya Savishna saw that I was crying she immediately ran away (2b).2. to complain about sth. in an annoying, self-pitying manner, displaying a lack of resolve to right the situation about which one is complaining etc: X распускает слюни - X starts (is) whining (whimpering, sniveling).Да ведь это пустяк, даже и неприятностью назвать нельзя, а ты уже и слюни распустил. It's no big deal - you can't even really call it trouble, and yet you're already whining.3. to become excessively sentimental, exaggeratedly emotional about sth., thus producing an objectionable impressionX распускает слюни - X is getting mushy (gushy)(often in refer, to sexual attraction) X is starting to drool.«Пол-Фосфатки ее (Катю) любит и треть всего побережья, и даже на Улейконе я знаю нескольких парней, которые сразу же распускают слюни, как только речь заходит о ней» (Аксёнов 1). "Half of Phosphate loves her (Katya), and a third of the whole seaboard, and even in Uleikon I know a bunch of guys who start to drool as soon as you mention her" (1a). -
9 распускать слюни
• РАСПУСКАТЬ/РАСПУСТИТЬ СЛЮНИ highly coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. to be or begin crying:- X распустил слюни≈ X started crying (blubbering, boohooing, bawling);- X burst into tears.♦...Я разревелся от злости... Когда Наталья Савишна увидала, что я распустил слюни, она тотчас же убежала... (Толстой 2) - I howled with rage....When Natalya Savishna saw that I was crying she immediately ran away (2b).2. to complain about sth. in an annoying, self-pitying manner, displaying a lack of resolve to right the situation about which one is complaining etc:- X распускает слюни≈ X starts (is) whining (whimpering, sniveling).♦ Да ведь это пустяк, даже и неприятностью назвать нельзя, а ты уже и слюни распустил. It's no big deal - you can't even really call it trouble, and yet you're already whining.3. to become excessively sentimental, exaggeratedly emotional about sth., thus producing an objectionable impression:- [often in refer, to sexual attraction] X is starting to drool.♦ "Пол-Фосфатки ее [Катю] любит и треть всего побережья, и даже на Улейконе я знаю нескольких парней, которые сразу же распускают слюни, как только речь заходит о ней" (Аксёнов 1). "Half of Phosphate loves her [Katya], and a third of the whole seaboard, and even in Uleikon I know a bunch of guys who start to drool as soon as you mention her" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > распускать слюни
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10 распустить слюни
• РАСПУСКАТЬ/РАСПУСТИТЬ СЛЮНИ highly coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. to be or begin crying:- X распустил слюни≈ X started crying (blubbering, boohooing, bawling);- X burst into tears.♦...Я разревелся от злости... Когда Наталья Савишна увидала, что я распустил слюни, она тотчас же убежала... (Толстой 2) - I howled with rage....When Natalya Savishna saw that I was crying she immediately ran away (2b).2. to complain about sth. in an annoying, self-pitying manner, displaying a lack of resolve to right the situation about which one is complaining etc:- X распускает слюни≈ X starts (is) whining (whimpering, sniveling).♦ Да ведь это пустяк, даже и неприятностью назвать нельзя, а ты уже и слюни распустил. It's no big deal - you can't even really call it trouble, and yet you're already whining.3. to become excessively sentimental, exaggeratedly emotional about sth., thus producing an objectionable impression:- [often in refer, to sexual attraction] X is starting to drool.♦ "Пол-Фосфатки ее [Катю] любит и треть всего побережья, и даже на Улейконе я знаю нескольких парней, которые сразу же распускают слюни, как только речь заходит о ней" (Аксёнов 1). "Half of Phosphate loves her [Katya], and a third of the whole seaboard, and even in Uleikon I know a bunch of guys who start to drool as soon as you mention her" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > распустить слюни
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11 gooey
1. a разг. липкий, клейкий2. a разг. липкий и сладкий3. a разг. сентиментальныйСинонимический ряд:1. sentimental (adj.) bathetic; drippy; lovey-dovey; maudlin; mawkish; moist; mushy; romantic; sappy; sentimental; slushy; sobby; sobful; soft-boiled; soupy; syrupy; tear-jerking2. sticky (adj.) adhesive; cloggy; cohesive; doughy; gelatinous; gluey; gummy; pasty; sticky; stodgy; tacky; viscid; viscous; waxy -
12 hamur
1. dough, paste. 2. half-cooked (bread, cake, etc.). 3. paper pulp. 4. grade, quality (of paper). 5. (a person´s) essential nature, stuff. 6. clay (ready to be formed by a potter). - açmak to roll out dough. - gibi 1. worn-out, exhausted. 2. mushy, soggy (food). 3. under-cooked, doughy. - işi pastry. - olmak to become doughy. - tahtası pastry board. - teknesi kneading trough. - tutmak to prepare dough, make dough. - yoğurmak to knead dough, work dough.
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