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121 лентяйствувам
loaf, idle away o.'s time; sl. mooch* * *loaf, idle away o.'s time; sl. mooch -
122 vetelehtiä
• loaf about• loaf around• loaf• loiter• lounge• idle• slack• be lazy• potter away• muck about• mooch• slouch about• hang around• mess about• dawdle• idle away -
123 mitręż|yć
impf Ⅰ vt przest. (tracić) to waste, to fritter a. idle away [czas]; to waste, to dissipate [siły]- mitrężyć czas na oglądaniu telewizji to waste time a. to idle one’s hours away watching television ⇒ zmitrężyćⅡ vi książk. (zwlekać) to dally, to dilly-dally, to shilly-shally (z czymś over sth)- mitrężyć z robotą to dawdle a. dilly-dally a. shilly-shally over one’s workThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mitręż|yć
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124 zbałamu|cić
pf vt 1. przest., żart. (uwieść) to seduce [dziewczynę, chłopaka] ⇒ bałamucić 2. pot. (skołować) to bamboozle pot., to lead [sb] on pot.- zbałamucić kogoś sloganami to lead sb on with slogans- klienci hipermarketów zbałamuceni reklamami/akcjami promocyjnymi customers of hypermarkets deceived by adds/special offers ⇒ bałamucić3. pot. (stracić czas) to idle [sth] away, to idle away [dzień, popołudnie]The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zbałamu|cić
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125 бок
м.1) ( часть туловища) (body) side2) ( боковая сторона) side, flankпо бока́м — on each side
••бок о́ бок — side by side
по́ боку разг. — aside; away
по́ боку весь э́тот вздор! — to hell with this nonsense!
по́д боком, под боком — close by, quite near
с боку на́ бок — from side to side
взять кого́-л за бока́ разг. — put the screw on smb
схвати́ться за бока́ (от сме́ха) — split one's sides (with laughter)
подходи́ть / подступа́ться не с того́ боку — take the wrong approach
с како́го бо́ку их э́то интересу́ет? — why on earth should they be interested in that?
лежа́ть на боку́ (бездельничать) — idle, idle away one's time
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126 brogue
1. n грубый башмак2. n спортивный ботинок3. n уст. штаны4. n провинциальный акцент5. n шотл. обман, жульничество, мошенничествоСинонимический ряд:waste (verb) bum; dally; dawdle; fritter away; idle; idle away; loaf; loiter; waste -
127 boşa geçirmek
v. waste, dawdle, dawdle away, drone away, fool away, fribble, frig, idle away, loaf away, loiter away, potter away -
128 besposličariti
vi imp/idle, idle away one's time, waste (one's) time, be idle/inactive, loaf, lounge, take it easy* * *• dawdle• lollygag• fiddle
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Idle — I dle, v. t. To spend in idleness; to waste; to consume; often followed by away; as, to idle away an hour a day. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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