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1 shudder
{'ʃʌdə}
I. v главно прен. потръпвам, изтръпвам, тръпна (от ужас), побиват ме тръпки
I SHUDDER to think/at the thought тръпки ме побиват, като си помисля
to SHUDDER at the sight of изтръпвам при вида на
to SHUDDER with cold треперя от студ
II. n потръпване
it gives me the SHUDDERs разг. ужасява ме* * *{'sh^dъ} v главно прен. потръпвам, изтръпвам, тръпна (от ужас)(2) {'sh^dъ} n потръпване; it gives me the shudders разг. ужасява ме* * *тръпна;* * *1. i shudder to think/at the thought тръпки ме побиват, като си помисля 2. i. v главно прен. потръпвам, изтръпвам, тръпна (от ужас), побиват ме тръпки 3. ii. n потръпване 4. it gives me the shudders разг. ужасява ме 5. to shudder at the sight of изтръпвам при вида на 6. to shudder with cold треперя от студ* * *shudder[´ʃʌdə] I. v тръпна (прен.); потръпвам, изтръпвам (от ужас); побиват ме тръпки, трепвам, потрепервам (at); to \shudder with cold ( horror) треперя от студ (изтръпвам от ужас); to \shudder to think ( at the thought) of it побиват ме тръпки само като си помисля за това; II. n трепване, потръпване.
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