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1 ribald songs
ribald (spicy, smutty) songs грубые (пикантные, вульгарные) песни -
2 song
[sɔŋ]nThey heard the song of the teakettle. — Они слышали, как пел чайник.
The church was alive with prayer and song. — Храм наполнился молитвенными песнопениями.
It isn't worth an old song. — ◊ Гроша ломаного не стоит.
To sing the same song over and over again. — ◊ Тянуть старую песню.
Don't make such a song and dance about it! /What a song and dance about nothing! — ◊ Много шуму из ничего! /Сколько шуму, и было бы из-за чего
- new song- topical songs
- folk songs
- familiar song
- old-fashioned song
- Russian song
- sacred songs
- ribald songs - prick song
- theme songs
- three-man song
- swan song
- student songs
- soilor's songs
- lark's song
- cricket's song
- marching song
- song cycle
- song music
- song writer
- song of joy
- song of praise
- songs without words
- Song of Songs
- song of birds
- song of the brook
- song of the wind
- words of the song
- copy of the song
- song for one voice
- alter the key of the song
- be charmed with the song
- burst into a song
- compose a song
- extend one's song repertoire
- get the song across
- forbited the song to be sung
- hum a song
- introduce songs into the programme
- make the song popular
- pour out a song
- set a song to music
- sing the song
- as the old song goes
- song was caught up
- song is heard in the distance
- bird is in full song
- song charms smb
- song sounds foreign
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