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[song] n 1. këngë; give us a song na këndo diçka. 2. fig. hiçgjë, çikërrimë; I bought it for a song e bleva për një copë bukë/fare lirë/gati falas.● song and dance amer., zhrg. a). justifikim; she gave him the same old song and dance ajo i përsëriti të njëjtin justifikim bajat; b). zhurmë, poterë; he made a great song and dance about... bëri shumë zhurmë për punën e...● songbird ['songbë:d] n. zog këngëtar● songbook ['songbuk] n. libër/përmbledhje këngësh● song hit ['song hit] n. këngë e suksesshme● Song of Solomon, Song of Songs ['song ëv 'solëmën, song ëv songs] n., hist. Këngë e mbretit Solomon (libër i veçant i Biblës)● song writer ['song 'raitë:(r)] n. autor këngësh (poet, kompozitor); këngëtar-autor● songster ['songstë:] n 1. këngëtar. 2.autor këngësh. 3. zog këngëtar● songstress ['songstris] n. këngëtare● for a song [fo: ë song] shumë lirë, gati falas, për një copë buke, fare xhaba, fare lirë, badiava. ( BADIHAVA ndajf. bised. 1. Falas. Merrte ( jepte) badihava. Hante badihava. Punonte badihava. 2. Shumë lirë, gati falas. E bleu ( e shiti) badihava. 3. fig. Pa dobi, kot së koti, kot; pa e marrë me gjithë mend dhe pa ndier përgjegjësi; në erë, në tym. Fliste ( bluante) badihava. Dëgjonte badihava. 4. përd. mb. Që kushton shumë lirë; që jepet falas ose pothuaj falas. Mall ( plaçkë) badihava.)* * *këngë
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Thrush — Thrush, n. [Akin to Dan. tr[ o]ske, Sw. trosk; cf. Dan. t[ o]r dry, Sw. torr, Icel. [thorn]urr, AS. [thorn]yrr, OE. thrust thrist, E. thrist.] 1. (Med.) An affection of the mouth, fauces, etc., common in newly born children, characterized by… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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thrush — [θrʌʃ] n [: Old English; Origin: thrysce] 1.) a brown bird with spots on its front 2.) [U] an infectious disease that can affect a person s ↑vagina or mouth … Dictionary of contemporary English
thrush — [ θrʌʃ ] noun 1. ) count a brown bird that has spots on its front 2. ) uncount an infectious disease in which you have white spots inside your mouth a ) an infectious disease in which a white substance is produced inside a woman s VAGINA … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
thrush — thrush1 thrushlike, adj. /thrush/, n. 1. any of numerous, medium sized songbirds of the family Turdinae, usually dull brown and often speckled below, and including many outstanding singers. 2. any of various superficially similar birds, as the… … Universalium