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1 hot foot
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2 hot foot
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3 hot-foot
{'hɔtfut}
I. v ам. бързам, отивам бързо (често to HOT-FOOT it)
II. adv бързо* * *{'hъtfut} v ам. бързам, отивам бързо (често to hot-foot it).(2) {'hъtfut} adv бързо.* * *adv бързо;HOT dog n разг. сандвич с кренвирш;hot-foot; v ам. бързам, отивам бързо (често to hot-foot it).;{2};{'hЈtfut} adv бързо.* * *1. i. v ам. бързам, отивам бързо (често to hot-foot it) 2. ii. adv бързо* * *hot-foot[´hɔt¸fut] I. v разг. бързам, забързвам се; II. adv ост. бързо, незабавно, веднага; to follow \hot-foot on the fleeing enemy следвам неприятеля по петите. -
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5 hot foot it
Разговорное выражение: свинчивать -
6 hot-foot
1. advпоспішно, квапливо; стрімголов2. vмчати щодуху, як на пожежу -
7 hot foot
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8 Hot-foot
Как на пожарDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Hot-foot
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9 hot-foot
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10 hot-foot aircraft
разг. самолёт с перегретыми тормозами ( колёс шасси)Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > hot-foot aircraft
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11 hot foot it out of somewhere
bir yerden çekip gitmekEnglish to Turkish dictionary > hot foot it out of somewhere
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12 do a hot foot
амер.; жарг.(do a hot foot (тж. go on the hot foot))смыться, смотаться, убратьсяHe gave me the once-over as I was comin' out and I went on the hot-foot. (Suppl) —...я почувствовал на себе быстрый, оценивающий взгляд этого типа и поторопился смыться.
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13 do a hot foot
expr AmE infmlI wasn't sure them guys were muggers but I did a hot foot just the same — Я не был уверен, что эти парни грабители, но тем не менее поспешил смыться
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > do a hot foot
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14 come on the hot foot
амер.; жарг.быстро прийти; ≈ тут как тутYou dress an' grab a cab, see? Come down here on the hot foot. (Suppl) — Одевайся и беги за такси, понятно? Одна нога там, другая здесь.
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15 hotfoot hot·foot adv
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16 foot
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17 foot-hot
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18 hot stamping press
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > hot stamping press
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19 foot bath
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20 hot bath
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