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tr['bʌnɪ]1 familiar conejito\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbunny girl chica de clubn.• conejito s.m.(pl - nies), bunny rabbit 'bʌni noun (used to or by children) conejito m (fam)['bʌnɪ]bunny girl — noun conejita f
1. N2) (US) * (=pretty girl) bombón * m, tía f buena (Sp) *2.CPDbunny girl N — conejita f
bunny hill N — (US) (=ski slope) pista f de principiantes
bunny rabbit N — baby talk conejito m
bunny slope N — (US) (=ski slope) pista f de principiantes
* * *(pl - nies), bunny rabbit ['bʌni] noun (used to or by children) conejito m (fam)bunny girl — noun conejita f
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♦ bunny /ˈbʌnɪ/n.● bunny hop, saltello in posizione accovacciata □ (fam. spreg.) bunny hugger, animalista fanatico □ ( sci, fam. USA) bunny slope, pista per principianti; campetto □ bunny suit = clean room suit ► clean. -
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bunny ['bʌnɪ]∎ familiar bunny (rabbit) (petit) lapin□ m, Jeannot lapin m►► bunny girl hôtesse f de boîte de nuit (habillée en lapin); -
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lapin m* * *['bʌnɪ]1) (also bunny rabbit) (Jeannot) lapin m2) (also bunny girl) hôtesse f (du club Playboy®, déguisée en lapin) -
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['bʌnɪ]1) (anche bunny rabbit) infant. coniglietto m.2) (anche bunny girl) coniglietta f. (di Playboy®)* * *['bʌnɪ]1) (anche bunny rabbit) infant. coniglietto m.2) (anche bunny girl) coniglietta f. (di Playboy®) -
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adj.para principantes.s.bunny (rabbit) conejito2 conejito, cría de conejo.3 conejita.4 chica atractiva, bombón, joven muy bonita.5 ardilla.6 chivo expiatorio. (plural bunnies) -
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кролик имя существительное:трусливый человек (rabbit, cur)глагол:охотиться на кроликов (rabbit, go rabbiting) -
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['bʌnɪ]сущ.; ласк.1) кроликSyn:2) милая, зайка, лапка, крошка, детка, куколка ( в обращении к девушке)- snow bunnyI love you Hunny Bunny. (Q. Tarantino, Pulp Fiction) — Я люблю тебя, Зайка.
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