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1 souse
{saus}
I. 1. саламура, марината
2. пача
3. ам. маринована свинска глава/крачета/уши
4. накисване, мариноване
5. sl. пияница
II. 1. слагам в/заливам със саламура, мариновам
2. потапям, накисвам, наквасвам се
3. sl. напивам (се)
III. 1. връхлитам (down on върху) (за птица)
2. ав. пикирам* * *{saus} n 1. саламура; марината; 2. пача; З. ам. маринована свин(2) {saus} v 1. слагам в/заливам със саламура; мариновам; 2. по{3} {saus} v 1. връхлитам (down on върху) (за птица); 2. ав. пи* * *саламура; пача; пикирам; пикиране;* * *1. i. саламура, марината 2. ii. слагам в/заливам със саламура, мариновам 3. iii. връхлитам (down on върху) (за птица) 4. sl. напивам (се) 5. sl. пияница 6. ав. пикирам 7. ам. маринована свинска глава/крачета/уши 8. накисване, мариноване 9. пача 10. потапям, накисвам, наквасвам се* * *souse [saus] I. n 1. саламура; марината; 2. пача; 3. наквасване, намокряне; 4. sl пияница; II. v 1. слагам в саламура; мариновам; 2. измокрям, омокрям; 3. хвърлям във вода; refl гмурвам се; 4. напивам (се); III. int пляс, дум; IV. souse v 1. ав. пикирам; 2. ост. устремявам се нагоре (за птица); V. n 1. ав. пикиране; 2. устремяване. -
2 souse
• мариновам• наквасвам• саламура
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