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1 a(-i) juca cuiva o festă ordinară / urâtă
to play / to serve smb. / a bad / a mean / a shabby / a nasty trickto play a practical joke / a bad / a mean / a nasty / a shabby trick on smb.to do smb. a bad / an ill turnto serve smb. a (dirty) trickto play it low / down on smb.to cut up shapesto show shapes.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a(-i) juca cuiva o festă ordinară / urâtă
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2 a face un pocinog cuiva
to play smb. a nasty trickto play smb. a dirty / a dog's / a low-down / a mean / a nasty / a shabby trick. -
3 a face un pustiu de bine cuiva
to do the dirty on smb.to play smb. a dirty / a dog's / a low / a mean / a nasty / a shabby trick.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a face un pustiu de bine cuiva
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4 a(-i) face cuiva figura
to play a (dirty / mean / shabby) trick / (up)on smb. -
5 a-i face cuiva o figură urâtă
to play smb. a dirty / a dog's / a mean / a nasty / a shabby trick.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a-i face cuiva o figură urâtă
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6 a-i face cuiva o măgărie
to play smb. a dirty / a dog's / a low / a mean / a nasty / a shabby trickto do smb. dirtto play the Jack with smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a-i face cuiva o măgărie
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