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1 bunkum
{'bʌŋkəm}
n глупости, големи приказки, дрънканици* * *{'b^nkъm} n глупости, големи приказки, дрънканици.* * *n голи фрази, дрън-дрън;bunkum; n глупости, големи приказки, дрънканици.* * *n глупости, големи приказки, дрънканици* * *bunkum[´bʌʃkəm] n глупости, празни приказки, тинтири-минтири, врели-некипели; дрън-дрън. -
2 buncombe
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3 bunk
{bʌŋk}
I. n легло в каюта/спален вагон и пр
II. 1. лягам (на леглото) си
2. to BUNK with someone ам. оставам да спя при някого
3. sl. избягвам, изчезвам, изпарявам се
III. n sl, бягство
to do a BUNK офейквам
IV. n sl. глупост, измама, празни приказки* * *{b^nk} n легло в каюта/спален вагон и пр.(2) v 1. лягам (на леглото) си; 2. to bunk with s.o. ам. оставам{3} n sl, бягство; to do a bunk офейквам.{4} n sl. глупост; измама; празни приказки.* * *офейквам;* * *1. i. n легло в каюта/спален вагон и пр 2. ii. лягам (на леглото) си 3. iii. n sl, бягство 4. iv. n sl. глупост, измама, празни приказки 5. sl. избягвам, изчезвам, изпарявам се 6. to bunk with someone ам. оставам да спя при някого 7. to do a bunk офейквам* * *
См. также в других словарях:
Bunkum — Bun kum, n. See {Buncombe}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bunkum — index rodomontade Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
bunkum — variant of BUNCOMBE (Cf. Buncombe) … Etymology dictionary
bunkum — (also buncombe) ► NOUN informal, dated ▪ nonsense. ORIGIN named after Buncombe County in North Carolina, mentioned in a speech made by its congressman solely to please his constituents (c.1820) … English terms dictionary
bunkum — ☆ bunkum [buŋ′kəm ] n. [phonetic respelling of BUNCOMBE] Informal talk that is empty, insincere, or merely for effect; humbug … English World dictionary
Bunkum — Buncombe Bun combe, Bunkum Bun kum, n. [Buncombe a county of North Carolina.] Speech making for the gratification of constituents, or to gain public applause; flattering talk for a selfish purpose; anything said for mere show. [Cant or Slang, U.S … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bunkum — [[t]bʌ̱ŋkəm[/t]] N UNCOUNT (disapproval) If you say that something that has been said or written is bunkum, you mean that you think it is completely untrue or very stupid. [INFORMAL, OLD FASHIONED] It s a load of bunkum. Syn: balderdash … English dictionary
bunkum — [19] Buncombe is a county of North Carolina, USA. Around 1820, during a debate in the US Congress, its representative Felix Walker rose to make a speech. He spoke on – and on – and on. Fellow congressmen pleaded with him to sit down, but he… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
bunkum — AND buncombe [“barjkam] n. onsense. □ That’s just plain bunkum. □ Another candidate for governor means just that much more buncombe … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
bunkum — [19] Buncombe is a county of North Carolina, USA. Around 1820, during a debate in the US Congress, its representative Felix Walker rose to make a speech. He spoke on – and on – and on. Fellow congressmen pleaded with him to sit down, but he… … Word origins
bunkum — n. (also buncombe) nonsense; humbug. Etymology: orig. buncombe f. Buncombe County in N. Carolina, mentioned in a nonsense speech by its Congressman, c.1820 * * * bunkum etc.: see buncombe, etc … Useful english dictionary
