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1 booze-up
booze-up[´bu:z¸ʌp] n разг. запой, запивка, пиянски купон. -
2 booze
{bu:z}
I. 1. силно алкохолно питие
2. пиене, пиянствуване
to have a/to go on the BOOZE пиянствувам
II. v разг. пия много, пиянствувам* * *{bu:z} n 1. силно алкохолно питие; 2. пиене, пиянствуване; to h(2) v разг. пия много, пиянствувам.* * *пиянствам; питие; наливам се;* * *1. i. силно алкохолно питие 2. ii. v разг. пия много, пиянствувам 3. to have a/to go on the booze пиянствувам 4. пиене, пиянствуване* * * -
3 booze
мин.• обеднявам• скали, примесени с руда -
4 artist
{'a:tist}
1. художник
2. artiste
3. прен. майстор
ARTIST in words майстор на словото* * *{'a:tist} n 1. художник; 2. artiste; 3. прен. майстор; artist in wo* * *художник;* * *1. artist in words майстор на словото 2. artiste 3. прен. майстор 4. художник* * * -
5 run out of
свършвам; привършвам;* * *run out of привършвам, изчерпвам запасите си от; we are \run out ofning out of booze пиенето се свършва, пиенето ни е на привършване;
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