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1 sprinkle
{spriŋkl}
I. v пръскам, напръсквам, ръся, поръсвам
прен. изпъстрям, осейвам (with с)
II. 1. малко количество, мъничко
2. попръскване, поръсване
3. леко припръскване (на дъжд, сняг и пр.)
a smart SPRINKLE ам. разг. доста, множко* * *{sprinkl} v пръскам, напръсквам; ръся, поръсвам; прен. изпъс(2) {sprinkl} n 1. малко количество, мъничко; 2. попръскване* * *ръся; поръсвам; посипвам; пръскам; напръскам; напръсквам;* * *1. a smart sprinkle ам. разг. доста, множко 2. i. v пръскам, напръсквам, ръся, поръсвам 3. ii. малко количество, мъничко 4. леко припръскване (на дъжд, сняг и пр.) 5. попръскване, поръсване 6. прен. изпъстрям, осейвам (with с)* * *sprinkle[spriʃkl] I. v пръскам, напръсквам; ръся, поръсвам; изпъстрям; осейвам; it is sprinkling ам. ръми, припръсква (дъжд); II. n малко количество; a \sprinkle of rain няколко капки дъжд; a \sprinkle of salt щипка сол; a smart \sprinkle разг. доста.
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