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1 rhetoric
{'retərik}
n реторика, красноречие* * *{'retъrik} n риторика.* * *реторика;* * *n реторика, красноречие* * *rhetoric[´retərik] n реторика. -
2 break out
break out 1) избягвам, хуквам; отървавам се; заобикалям; освобождавам се (от нещо досадно); 2) избивам (за пот), излизам (за пришки и под.), показвам се; to \break out out into a ( cold) sweat избива ме (студена) пот; to \break out out into sobs разхълцвам се, избухвам в плач, разридавам се; to \break out out into a rash обривам се; to \break out out into rhetoric избива ме на ораторство; to \break out out into excesses отдавам се на безчинства; 3) бликвам, избликвам, руквам, шурвам, потичам; 4) избухвам (прен.), нервирам се, разг. излизам вън от себе си; 5) извиквам, възклицавам, възкликвам; еквам (за песен и пр.); 6) излизам (от гора и пр.);FONT face=TmsTr 7) изваждам (нещо) за ядене, пиене;
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