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121 piss about
1) груб. бездельничать, валять дурака Syn: arse about, arse around, fool about
1), fuck about
1), fuck off
1), goof off, hack around, idle
2.
1), laze, mess about
1), mess around
1), muck about
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2) относиться( к кому-л., чему-л.) несерьезно, небрежно;
вносить, вызывать беспорядок( with) Syn: bugger about
2), bugger around
2), fuck about
2), mess about
3), muck about
2)Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > piss about
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122 bug off
bug off/bugger off Am inf выметаться, убираться, валитьBug off before I call the police.
Oh, bugger off and leave me in peace.
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123 fuck about
фраз. гл.; неценз.1) слоняться без дела, маяться дурьюWhat have you been doing today? Oh, nothing, just fucking about. — Ты что сегодня делал? Да так, фигнёй страдал.
Syn:arse about / around, fool about, goof off, hack around, idle 2., laze, mess about, mess around, muck about, piss about2) плохо обойтись, поступить (с кем-л.)I can't forgive him for fucking me about like that. — Да он меня с дерьмом смешал, никогда ему этого не забуду!
Syn:3) ( fuck about with) устраивать беспорядок в (чём-л.) -
124 piss about
фраз. гл.1) бездельничать, валять дуракаSyn:arse about, arse around, fool about, fuck about, fuck off, goof off, hack around, idle, laze, mess about, mess around, muck about2) ( piss about with) относиться к (кому-л. / чему-л.) несерьёзно, небрежно; вносить беспорядокSyn: -
125 содомит
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126 arse about
фраз. гл.;
сл. валять дурака, слоняться arsing about from one pub to another ≈ слоняться из одной пивнушки в другую Syn: arse around, bugger about
1), fool about
1), fuck about
1), fuck off
1), goof off, hack around, idle
2.
1), laze, mess about
1), mess around
1), muck about
1), piss about
1)Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > arse about
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127 arse around
фраз. гл.;
сл. валять дурака, слоняться arsing around from one pub to another ≈ слоняться из одной пивнушки в другую Don't arse around, Ronnie, the men want their tea. ≈ Перестань бездельничать, Ронни, люди хотят чаю. Syn: arse about, arse around, bugger about
1), fool about
1), fuck about
1), fuck off
1), goof off, hack around, idle
2.
1), laze, mess about
1), mess around
1), muck about
1), piss about
1)Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > arse around
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128 ball up
1) делать, лепить комья (из глины, снега и т. п.) Children like to ball mud up in their hands. ≈ Дети любят лепить из грязи шарики.
2) сл. срывать (дело, план) ;
путать Now you've opened your big mouth, you've balled up the whole plan. ≈ Открыв свой рот, ты сорвал весь план. These electrical devices are always getting balled up. ≈ Эти электрические приборы постоянно выходят из строя. Syn: balls up, bitch up, botch up, bugger up, cock up, foul up, goof up
2), hash
2.
2), louse up, mess
2.
3), muck
2.
3), prang up
1), screw up
4)
3) сл. провалиться на экзаменезабивать( грязью, снегом и т. п.) забиваться( грязью, снегом и т. п.) катать, лепить комья - children were balling up snow to make a snowman дети лепили снежную бабу( непристойное) путать;
сбивать с толку - he balled up the deal он сорвал все дело - everything was balled up началась полная неразбериха (сленг) провалиться на экзамене
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