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81 хлестать
2. (в вн.; ударять) beat* down (on); lash (against)дождь хлещет в окно — the rain is beating down (on) the window-panes
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82 бурда
مونث swill(vt. & n.) سرکشیدن، زود خوردن، خیس کردن، آشغال -
83 пойло
............................................................1. swill(vt. & n.) سرکشیدن، زود خوردن، خیس کردن، آشغال............................................................2. mash(v.) خیساندهء مالت، خمیر نرم، خوراک همه چیز درهم، درهم و برهمی، نرم کردن، خرد کردن، خمیر کردن، شیفتن، مفتون کردن، لاس زدن، دلربایی............................................................3. hog-wash............................................................4. pigswill -
84 хлестать (I) (нсв)
............................................................1. lash(vt. & vi. & n.) شلاق، تسمه، تازیانه، ضربه، مژگان، شلاق خوردن............................................................2. whip(vt. & vi. & n.) تازیانه، شلاق، حرکت تند و سریع و با ضربت، شلاق زدن، تازیانه زدن............................................................3. gush(vi. & n.) ریزش، جریان، فوران، جوش، تراوش، روان شدن، جاری شدن، فواره زدن............................................................4. swill(vt. & n.) سرکشیدن، زود خوردن، خیس کردن، آشغال -
85 промывка
rinse, scour, scouring, ( наносов) sluicing, ( концентрата руды) tossing, wash, washing* * *промы́вка ж.
flushing; washingпромы́вка бурово́й сква́жины — irrigation of a drill holeпромы́вка во́здуха — air scrubbingпромы́вка дета́лей при гальваностеги́и — swillобра́тная промы́вка ( для очистки фильтровального элемента) — back-wash, back-flushingпромы́вка па́ра — steam washingпредпускова́я промы́вка — preoperational cleaning -
86 полоскать
rinse, swillРусско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > полоскать
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87 помои
dishwater, swillРусско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > помои
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88 дуть
без доп.
1) совер. - подуть
blow
2) совер. - выдуть; разг. (пить)
swill, souse, drink deep* * ** * *blowbreathepuffwaft -
89 жижа
только ед.
1) разг. liquid part of soup
2) (вязкая, густая жидкость)
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90 захлестать
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91 ополаскивать
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92 ополоснуть
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93 полоскание
rinse* * ** * *rinse, rinsing* * *garglegarglesgarglingrinsingswillswillingswillswash -
94 пьяница
drunkard* * ** * *drunkard, toper, tippler* * *bibberboozerdram-drinkerdrinkerdrunkardguzzlermalt-wormquaffersoakersuck-bottleswillerswill-tubtipplertopertosspotwinebibber -
95 полоскания
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96 пойло
hogwash; swillДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > пойло
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97 ополаскивать
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98 глушить
(вн.)глуши́ть ры́бу — stun fish (by means of explosives)
глуши́ть радиопереда́чи — jam radio broadcasts
глуши́ть мото́р — stop the engine
глуши́ть во́дку — guzzle / swill vodka
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99 дуть
1) (сов. поду́ть) ( нести струи воздуха) blowве́тер ду́ет — the wind blows
здесь ду́ет — there is a draught [drɑːft] брит. / draft амер. here, it is draughty here
2) (сов. вы́дуть) ( изготовлять действием струи воздуха) blowдуть изде́лия из стекла́ — blow glassware
4) прост. тк. несов. ( быстро делать) go at it, rush itтак и ду́ет на балала́йке — (he) bangs away at his balalayka
5) повелит. накл. разг. (беги, поезжай) run!, go!, be off!дуй скоре́е за врачо́м — run for the doctor, quick!
дуй отсю́да! — get lost!
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100 жрать
несов. - жрать, сов. - сожра́ть; прост. груб.2) (есть, объедаться) stuff one's face, pig out3) (вн.; пить - водку и т.п.) guzzle (down) (d); swill (down) (d) sl4) (вн.; потреблять, расходовать) eat up (d), use [-z] up (d); consume (d)э́та маши́на жрёт сли́шком мно́го то́плива — this car burns too much fuel / gas амер.
См. также в других словарях:
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