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1 cluck
{klAk}
I. 1. клопам (за кокошка), CLUCKing hen квачка
2. къткам
II. 1. клопане
2. къткане* * *{klAk} v 1. клопам (за кокошка), clucking hen квачка; 2. къткам.(2) n 1. клопане; 2. къткане.* * *клопам; къткане; кудкудякам; клопане; къткам;* * *1. i. клопам (за кокошка), clucking hen квачка 2. ii. клопане 3. къткам 4. къткане* * * -
2 dumb
{dʌm}
1. ням, безмълвен, безсловесен
онемял, занемял (with от)
the DUMB millions безгласните/безправните народни маси
to be DUMB about/on/concerning мълча/не казвам нищо по (даден въпрос)
to strike someone DUMB карам някого да онемее (от страх и пр.)
2. без струни (за пиано), без звук (за клавиш), мор. без мачти/платна, разг. тъп, глупав, скучен
DUMB cluck sl. глупак, тъпак* * *{d^m} а 1. ням; безмълвен; безсловесен; онемял, занемял (with от* * *ням;* * *1. dumb cluck sl. глупак, тъпак 2. the dumb millions безгласните/безправните народни маси 3. to be dumb about/on/concerning мълча/не казвам нищо по (даден въпрос) 4. to strike someone dumb карам някого да онемее (от страх и пр.) 5. без струни (за пиано), без звук (за клавиш), мор. без мачти/платна, разг. тъп, глупав, скучен 6. ням, безмълвен, безсловесен 7. онемял, занемял (with от)* * *dumb[dʌm] I. adj 1. ням; който мълчи (не издава глас), безмълвен; deaf and \dumb глухоням; \dumb as a fish ( an oyster) ням като риба; the \dumb millions полит. безгласните (безправните); history is \dumb on this question по този въпрос историята мълчи; struck \dumb онемял, останал безмълвен; сащисан; \dumb with fear онемял от страх; \dumb show пантомима; in \dumb show като пантомима; без думи, с жестове; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv dumbly; 2. без струни (за пиано), без звук (за клавиш); без мачти или платна (за кораб); 3. разг. тъп, глупав; скучен; II. v рядко карам да занемее (замълчи); заглушавам ( шум); to \dumb down понижавам интелектуалните изисквания към, смъквам качеството (критериите).
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