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1 bleeder
bleeder ['bli:də(r)]∎ the poor bleeder le pauvre gars;∎ cheeky bleeder petit effronté m;∎ lucky bleeder sacré veinard m -
2 bleeder
bleed·er[ˈbli:dəʳ, AM -ɚ]nthe poor \bleeder! die/der Ärmste!you lucky \bleeder! du Glückspilz!* * *['bliːdə(r)]n* * *bleeder sbleeder’s disease Bluterkrankheit f3. Br sla) Kerl m:lucky bleeder Glückspilz m;poor (old) bleeder armer Hund, armes Schweinb) Scheißkerl m, Scheißding n, -sache f (alle umg pej):that job is a real bleeder diese Arbeit ist einfach beschissen;a bleeder of a headache verfluchte Kopfschmerzen4. TECH Ablassventil n* * *n.Bluter - m. -
3 bleeder
n BrE sl1)2)It was just their luck, poor bleeders — Им везет как утопленникам
You lucky bleeder, you've hit the jackpot! — Ты счастливчик, ты выиграл целое состояние!
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См. также в других словарях:
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