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noun (+ sing vb)to play musical chairs chairs — jugar* a las sillitas or al stop
* * *noun (+ sing vb)to play musical chairs chairs — jugar* a las sillitas or al stop
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«Музыкальные стулья». Это детская игра. Дети ходят под музыку вокруг стульев, поставленных спинками друг к другу. Когда музыка прерывается, играющие должны успеть занять стулья, которых на один меньше, чем игроков. В политической сфере musical chairs — это чехарда, вечные перестановки кадров.The Prime Minister is likely to reshuffle his government in the spring, so we can look forward to a game of musical chairs again! — Премьер-министр, вероятно, будет осуществлять перестановки в правительстве весной, поэтому мы опять с интересом будем ждать игру в «музыкальные стулья»!
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N1. एक खेलWe conducted musical chairs for our teachers on Teacher's day. -
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muzikale stoelen (spel waarbij er altijd een stoel te weinig is voor de deelnemers) -
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1. «стулья с музыкой»2. перетасовка3. министерская -
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mu.si.cal chairs[mju:zikəl tʃ'ɛəz] n jogo das cadeiras: brincadeira na qual, ao som de música, crianças correm ao redor de uma fila de cadeiras, contendo uma a menos que a quantidade de participantes. Quando a música pára todas as crianças sentam-se com exceção de uma. -
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"стулья с музыкой" (детская игра, когда дети бросаются занимать стулья, которых на один меньше, чем играющих перетасовка( правительственных постов) министерскаяБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > musical chairs
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[͵mju:zık(ə)lʹtʃeəz]1) «стулья с музыкой» (детская игра, когда дети бросаются занимать стулья, которых на один меньше, чем играющих)2) перетасовка ( правительственных постов)3) министерская -
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[ˌmjuːzɪk(ə)l'tʃeəz]1) Общая лексика: министерская, перетасовка (правительственных постов), стулья с музыкой (детская игра, когда дети бросаются занимать стулья, которых на один меньше, чем играющих)2) Британский английский: перестановки (напр., в правительстве) -
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כיסאות מוסיקליים (משחק שבו המשתתפים צריכים לתפוס לעצמם כיסא פנוי ברגע היפסקות המוסיקה)* * *◙ (הקיסומה תוקספיה עגרב יונפ אסיכ םמצעל סופתל םיכירצ םיפתתשמה ובש קחשמ) םיילקיסומ תואסיכ◄ -
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"стільці з музикою" ( дитяча гр); перетасовка ( урядових пості міністерська) -
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Pol., fig. jeu des chaises musicales [redistribution des portefeuilles au sein du gouvernement lors d'un remaniement]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > musical chairs
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{'mju:zikltʃεəz}
n игра с музика, при спирането на която участниците бързат да седнат нанамаляващ се брой столове* * *{'mju:zikltshЁъz} n игра с музика, при спирането на коя* * *n игра с музика, при спирането на която участниците бързат да седнат нанамаляващ се брой столове -
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nsggioco delle sedie (in cui bisogna sedersi non appena cessa la musica), fig scambio delle poltrone
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musical chairs — n [U] 1.) a children s game in which all the players must sit down on a chair when the music stops, but there is always one chair less than the number of people playing 2.) a situation in which people change jobs for no good reason or with no… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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musical chairs — ► PLURAL NOUN 1) a party game in which players compete for a decreasing number of chairs when the accompanying music is stopped. 2) a situation in which people frequently exchange jobs or positions … English terms dictionary
musical chairs — n. a game in which the players march to music around empty chairs (always one fewer than the number of players) and rush to sit down each time the music stops: the player with no seat is eliminated in each round … English World dictionary
Musical chairs — Trip to Jerusalem redirects here. For the public house in Nottingham, see Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem. For other uses, see Musical chairs (disambiguation). Musical chairs A game of musical chairs being played at a party. Players Variable … Wikipedia
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musical chairs — a game in which each player must find a chair when the music stops (there are more players than chairs), play musical chairs At my birthday party can we play a game of musical chairs? Yes, dear … English idioms
musical chairs — noun 1. a child s game in which players march to music around a group of chairs that contains one chair less than the number of players; when the music abruptly stops the players scramble to sit and the player who does not find a chair is… … Useful english dictionary
musical chairs — n. to play musical chairs * * * [ˌmjuːzɪk(ə)l tʃeəz] to play musical chairs … Combinatory dictionary
musical chairs — noun plural but singular in construction Date: 1877 a game in which players march to music around a row of chairs numbering one less than the players and scramble for seats when the music stops; also a situation or series of events suggesting the … New Collegiate Dictionary
musical chairs — {n. phr.} (Originally the name of a children s game.) The transfer of a number of officers in an organization into different jobs, especially each other s jobs. * /The boss regularly played musical chairs with department heads to keep them fresh… … Dictionary of American idioms