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1 дървеняк
blockhead, numskull, lubber, lob. chuff, ам. lunkhead* * *дървеня̀к,м., -ци пренебр. blockhead, numskull, lubber, lob, chuff, амер. lunkhead, redneck.* * *bumpkin* * *blockhead, numskull, lubber, lob. chuff, ам. lunkhead -
2 пухтя
puffsnort (от with)(задъхвам се) pant (with); puff and blow(за влак) chug* * *пухтя̀,* * *chuff; chug (ам.); pant; puff* * *1. (за влак) chug 2. (задъхвам се) pant (with);puff and blow 3. puff 4. snort (от with) -
3 грубиян
churl, lout, rude/ill-mannered fellow, rough customer, boor, tough* * *грубия̀н,м., -и churl, lout, trog, rude/ill-mannered fellow, rough customer; разг. oil roughneck, twerp, амер. punk, амер. sl. goop.* * *Grobian; boor{bux}; bulldozer; chuff{tSXf}; churl; dragoon* * *churl, lout, rude/ill-mannered fellow, rough customer -
4 дебелак
1. boor, churl, lubber, lout, oaf2. вж. дебелан* * *дебела̀к,м., -ци 1. boor, churl, lubber, lout, oaf;2. fat/portly fellow, podge.* * *boor ; chuff ; churl ; lout ; yahoo* * *1. boor, churl, lubber, lout, oaf 2. вж. дебелан -
5 келеш
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6 пухтене
puff* * *chuff; chug; panting; puffing
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