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101 atocinar
v.1 to cup up a pig, to make bacon.2 to assassinate or murder. (Metaphorical)3 (coll.) To sell with anger and rage, to be exasperated.4 to be violently enamoured.* * *1 (abrir) to slice up2 familiar (asesinar) to do in, carve up1 familiar (enfadarse) to get het up2 familiar (enamorarse) to fall madly in love* * *1. VT1) (Agr) [+ cerdo] to cut up; [+ carne] to cure2) † * (=asesinar) to do in *, bump off *2.See: -
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103 dejar seco
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104 укокошить
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105 öldür
1. bump off 2. kill 3. killing (v.) 4. murder (v.) 5. slaughter (v.) -
106 temizlemek
v. clean, depurate, expurgate, clean up, cleanse, purify, clarify, clear, bump off, clean out, clear up, decontaminate, do, do out, erase, excise, get rid of, gut, houseclean, mop up, purge, rid, rub out, scavenge, swab down, sweep* * *clean -
107 temizlememek
v. (neg. form of temizlemek) clean, depurate, expurgate, clean up, cleanse, purify, clarify, clear, bump off, clean out, clear up, decontaminate, do, do out, erase, excise, get rid of, gut, houseclean, mop up, purge, rid, rub out, scavenge, swab down, sweep -
108 butter
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109 ratiboiser
ratiboiser◑ verb table: aimer vtr ( voler) to clean [sb] out; ratiboiser qch à qn to pinch sth from sb○; être complètement ratiboisé to be cleaned out○.[ratibwaze] verbe transitif2. [ruiner] to clean out (separable)4. [cheveux] -
110 oddělat
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111 um die Ecke bringen
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112 abknallen*
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113 fetecuar
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114 abmurksen
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115 killen
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116 ubiti
kill, murder* * *• bump off• commit a murder• cut down• do in• do away• do away with• to kill• wipe out• zap• slay• smite• put away• kill• bag• assassinate• make away• murder -
117 asesinato
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119 mok|ry
Ⅰ adj. 1. (wilgotny) [gleba] watery, wet; [ubranie, włosy] wet (od czegoś with sth)- trawa mokra od rosy dewy grass- poduszka mokra od łez tear-stained pillow2. (spocony) [sportowiec, twarz] soaking in sweat, sweaty- mokry ze strachu sweating with fear3. (deszczowy) [lato, miesiąc] watery, wet- wieczór był mokry i wietrzny the evening was wet and windy- mokra wiosna a wet spring4. (świeży) wet- nie dotykaj ściany, farba jest jeszcze mokra don’t touch the wall, the paint’s still wetⅡ mokre n wet surface- poślizgnął się na mokrym he slipped on a wet patch- nie chodź boso po mokrym don’t walk barefoot on the wet floor■ mokra robota pot. bump-off, hit- spec od mokrej roboty hit man; hired gun pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mok|ry
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120 niewygodn|y
adj. 1. (niezapewniający wygody) inconvenient, uncomfortable- niewygodne łóżko an uncomfortable bed- niewygodny dojazd do pracy an inconvenient commute to work- niewygodne mieszkanie an inconvenient a. uncomfortable flat- nosić niewygodne obuwie to wear uncomfortable shoes- spać w niewygodnej pozycji to sleep in an uncomfortable position2. (kłopotliwy) inconvenient- zmiany niewygodne dla rządu changes inconvenient for the government- przemilczeć niewygodne fakty historyczne to pass over inconvenient historic facts- zlikwidować niewygodnego świadka to bump off an inconvenient witness pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > niewygodn|y
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