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1 scrap
{skræp}
I. 1. парче (нце), късче
pl парчетии, остатъци (от храна), отпадъци
not a SCRAP of никак, никакъв
SCRAP of paper парче хартия (и прен. -за документ и пр.)
2. рl брак, шкарто, стари железа, скрап, метални отпадъци
3. изрезка, откъс (от вестник и пр.)
4. рl пръжки
II. v (-pp-) (из) хвърлям на боклука (и прен.), бракувам
III. n sl. сбиване, счепкване, кавга
to have a bit of a SCRAP with посчепквам се с
IV. v sl. боричкам се
счепквам се, скарвам се (with)* * *{skrap} n 1. парче(нце), късче; pl парчетии; остатъци (от храна(2) {skrap} v (-pp-) (из)хвърлям на боклука (и прен.); бракувам{3} {skrap} n sl. сбиване; счепкване, кавга; to have a bit of a{4} {skrap} v sl. боричкам се; счепквам се, скарвам се (with).* * *шкарто; схватка; счепкване; сбиване; сбивам се; откъс; парче; парченце; боричкам се; боричкане; бракувам; късче;* * *1. i. парче (нце), късче 2. ii. v (-pp-) (из) хвърлям на боклука (и прен.), бракувам 3. iii. n sl. сбиване, счепкване, кавга 4. iv. v sl. боричкам се 5. not a scrap of никак, никакъв 6. pl парчетии, остатъци (от храна), отпадъци 7. scrap of paper парче хартия (и прен. -за документ и пр.) 8. to have a bit of a scrap with посчепквам се с 9. изрезка, откъс (от вестник и пр.) 10. рl брак, шкарто, стари железа, скрап, метални отпадъци 11. рl пръжки 12. счепквам се, скарвам се (with)* * *scrap[skræp] I. n 1. парче, парченце, късче; 2. pl парчетии; остатъци от храна; 3. събир. стари железа; брак; шкарт; тех. скрап; 4. откъс; изрезка (от вестник и пр.); \scraps колекция от вестникарски изрезки, събрани в папка, книга и под.; I don't care a \scrap пет пари не давам, не ми пука, не ме интересува; a mere \scrap of paper нищожно обещание; невалиден документ; II. v (- рр-) изхвърлям на боклука; бракувам; III. scrap n сбиване, счепкване, схватка; кавга; to come to \scraps ( with) счепквам се с; IV. v (- pp-) боричкам се, счепквам се, сбивам се ( with).
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