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1 bupkis
Идиш: ничего (заимствование из идиш http://www.infoplease.com/spot/yiddish1.html), мелочи жизни, ничего важного, пустяки -
2 bupkis
дырка от бублика, лопнувший мыльный пузырь, ничто; дуля, комбинация из трех пальцев, кукишАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > bupkis
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3 bupkis
['bʌpkɪs]= bupkes -
4 bubkes
1) Общая лексика: шиш (absolutely nothing; something worthless; also written bupkis, bupkes, bupkus) -
5 bupkes
['bʌpkɪs]сущ.; идиш; = bubkes, bupkis, bupkusочень маленькое количество, крохи, гроши; ничего, нольIt means bupkes. — Это ничего не значит.
In other words, he got the company for bupkes. — Иначе говоря, компания досталась ему за гроши.
См. также в других словарях:
bupkis — noun absolutely nothing; nothing of value, significance, or substance We searched for hours and found bupkis … Wiktionary
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bupkis — Nothing, nada, zilch, zippo. I lost all my money in the stockmarket so now I have bupkis … Dictionary of american slang
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bupkis — n Nothing, zip. I worked all day for him and he gave mebupkis! 1940s … Historical dictionary of American slang
bupkis — n. absolutely nothing … English contemporary dictionary
bupkis — [ bʌpkɪs] noun US informal nothing at all. Origin Yiddish, probably from Russ. bobki beans … English new terms dictionary
bupkis — … Useful english dictionary
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