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1 a răspunde tăios cuiva
to bite smb.'s head offto bite / to snap smb.'s nose off. -
2 a se răsti la cineva
to address smb. rudelyto fly at smb.to bite / to snap off smb.'s noseto bite off smb.'s head. -
3 a-şi ţine gura
to hold / înv. to keep one's tongueto keep one's tongue between one's teethto keep guard / watch over one's tongueto curb / to bridle one's tongueto put a curb / a bridle on one's tongueto keep a clean tongueto bite one's tongue offto keep one's own counselînv. to hold one's peaceto hold one's gab / jawsl. to hold / to shut (up) one's noiseto hold one's mouthto keep one's mouth shutto keep / to maintain silenceto keep / to save one's breath to cool one's porridgesl. to keep one's head / face shutto shut one's face / headto keep one's trap shutamer. to keep one's yap shutto shut one's yapţine-ţi gura! </b>shut up! shut / hold your mouth! keep your tongue in your mouth / between your teeth! stop your gab! mum's the word!hold your jaw / chat / maw / noise! pack it up!sl. cheese it! put a sock in it! stash it! dry up! out! out! -
4 a trage cuiva un perdaf!
to give smb. a bit / a piece of one's mindto shave smb.to comb / to stroke smb.'s hair (for him)to teach smb. a lessonto take smb. to taskto read smb. a lecture / a homily / the Riot Actto give it hot to smb.to give smb. a (good) dressing downto give smb. a good / a sound rating / a regular set-downto give smb. a roasting / a scolding hell / a what-forto bite smb.'s head / nose offto haul / to have smb. over the coalsto have smb. on the carpet / on the matto rap smb. over the knucklesto rap smb.'s knucklesto give smb. a rap over the knucklesto blow smb. a raspberryto give smb. the raspberrysl. to give smb. beanssl. to tick smb. offamer. to salt smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a trage cuiva un perdaf!
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