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1. n1) лопата; совок; черпак; корякentrenching shovel — військ. мала саперна лопата
2) тех. екскаватор, механічна лопата3) с.г. леміш4) розм. двомісний екіпаж5) мор., розм. механік (тж shovel engineer)shovel plough — с.г. підгортальник
to put to bed with a shovel — хоронити, ховати
that's before you bought your shovel — розм. тебе не питають!, помовч!
2. v1) рити, копати2) працювати лопатою (совком, черпаком)3) перелопачувати4) згрібати; вигрібати; нагрібати; кидати лопатою (совком)5) волочити ноги; іти перевальцемshovel down, shovel in, shovel up — розм. загрібати
* * *I n1) совок, лопатка, черпакentrenching shovel — вiйcьк. мала саперна лопата
2) тex. екскаватор, механічна лопата3) c-г. сошник4) мop.; жapг. механік ( shovel engineer)II v1) згрібати; вигрібати, нагортати; кидати совком, лопат(к)ою; загрібати (shovel down, shovel in, shovelup)2) рити, копати3) працювати совком, лопат(к)ою, черпаком4) cпeц. перелопачуватиIII vволочити йоги; іти перевальцем
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