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■ bomb outv. t. + avv.distruggere la casa di (q.) con un bombardamento aereo: We were bombed out, abbiamo avuto la casa distrutta da un bombardamento. -
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vito \bomb out out on sth bei etw dat kläglich scheitern;to \bomb out out on an exam mit Pauken und Trompeten durch eine Prüfung fallen vtto \bomb out sth <-> out etw zerbomben;to \bomb out sb out [of his/her home] jdn ausbomben -
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разбомбить;
оставить без жилья, разбомбив его My aunt was bombed out during the war, and had to live with my mother. ≈ Дом моей тети разбомбили в войну, и ей пришлось жить у мамы. разбомбить, уничтожить бомбежкой - my aunt was bombed out during the war, and had to live with my mother дом моей тетки в войну разбомбили, и она жила с моей матерьюБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > bomb out
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VT + ADV [+ house] volarthe family was bombed out — (by terrorists) a la familia les volaron la casa; (by planes) a la familia les bombardearon la casa
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фраз. гл. разбомбить; оставить без жилья, разбомбив егоMy aunt was bombed out during the war, and had to live with my mother. — Дом моей тёти разбомбили в войну, и ей пришлось жить у моей мамы.
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phr v обыкн. pass разбомбить, уничтожить бомбёжкойmy aunt was bombed out during the war, and had to live with my mother — дом моей тётки в войну разбомбили, и она жила с моей матерью
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['bɒm'aʊt]Общая лексика: разбомбить, уничтожить бомбёжкой, бомбардировками принудить к уходу, разбомбить район -
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разбомбить; оставить без жилья, разбомбив егоАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > bomb out
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bomb out — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms bomb out : present tense I/you/we/they bomb out he/she/it bombs out present participle bombing out past tense bombed out past participle bombed out a) be bombed out (of something) b) to be forced to leave a… … English dictionary
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