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1 slice [of bread]
филия {ж} [хляб] -
2 slice
{slais}
I. 1. парче, резен, филия
2. дял, част, пай
SLICE of good luck късмет
3. широк плосък нож/лопатка (за обръщане, сервиране), шпатула
4. сп. сечена топка, удар настрана
SLICE of life реалистично изображение на всекидневието, частица живот
II. 1. режа, нарязвам
разрязвам (и с up)
2. разделям, разпределям
3. поря (вълни, въздух)
4. сп. сека (топка и пр.)
5. to SLICE off отрязвам, отсичам
6. обръщам/вземам с шпатула/лопатка* * *{slais} n 1. парче, резен, филия; 2. дял, част, пай; slice of good (2) {slais} v 1. режа, нарязвам; разрязвам (и с up); 2. разделя* * *част; филия; резен; режа; отрязвам; парче; размах; дял; нарязвам;* * *1. i. парче, резен, филия 2. ii. режа, нарязвам 3. slice of good luck късмет 4. slice of life реалистично изображение на всекидневието, частица живот 5. to slice off отрязвам, отсичам 6. дял, част, пай 7. обръщам/вземам с шпатула/лопатка 8. поря (вълни, въздух) 9. разделям, разпределям 10. разрязвам (и с up) 11. сп. сека (топка и пр.) 12. сп. сечена топка, удар настрана 13. широк плосък нож/лопатка (за обръщане, сервиране), шпатула* * *slice [slais] I. n 1. парче; резен, филия; част, дял; \slice of life реалистично представяне на ежедневието; \slice of good luck късмет; 2. широк плосък нож; 3. размах, удар; 4. сп. лош (несполучлив) удар; II. v 1. режа, нарязвам; отрязвам, разрязвам; \sliced bread хляб, който се продава нарязан на филии и пакетиран; the ship \sliced through the water корабът пореше водата; 2. разпределям (се), разделям (се) (с up); to \slice up well sl оставям голямо наследство; 3. отрязвам, отсичам (и off); 4. сп. удрям неправилно (по водата с гребло, топката и под.).
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