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21 poverty trap
poverty trap[´pɔvəti¸træp] n икон. капан на бедността. -
22 rat trap
rat trap[´ræt¸træp] n 1. капан за плъхове; прен. трудно положение; 2. велосипеден педал със зъбци; 3. sl уста; 4. ам. sl коптор. -
23 speed-trap
speed-trap[´spi:d¸træp] n участък от пътя, където има полицаи, които следят за превишена скорост. -
24 waste-trap
waste-trap[´weist¸træp] n канализационен сифон. -
25 booby trap
{'burbi'traep}
1. умело замаскирана бомба и пр
2. клопка, капан
3. v правя/поставям клопка на някого* * *{'burbi'traep} n 1. умело замаскирана бомба и пр.; (2) {' bu:bi 'trap} v правя/поставям клопка на никого.* * *1. v правя/поставям клопка на някого 2. клопка, капан 3. умело замаскирана бомба и пр -
26 fever-trap
{'fi:vətræp}
n нездравословно място, огнище на болести* * *{'fi:vъtrap} n нездравословно място, огнище на болести.* * *n нездравословно място, огнище на болести -
27 fly-trap
{'flaitræp}
1. вж. flapper
2. бот. растение, което лови мухи* * *{'flaitrap} n 1. = flapper 1; 2. бот. растение, което лови м* * *1. flapper 1 2. бот. растение, което лови мухи -
28 mouse-trap
{'maustræp}
1. капан
2. разг. безвкусно сирене* * *{'maustrap} n 1. капан; 2. разг. безвкусно сирене.* * *1. капан 2. разг. безвкусно сирене -
29 speed trap
{'spi:dtræp}
n част от шосе, контролирано от прикрити полицаи/радар и пр* * *{'spi:dtrap} n част от шосе, контролирано от прикрити поли* * *n част от шосе, контролирано от прикрити полицаи/радар и пр -
30 sun-trap
{'sʌntræp}
n закътано слънчево място, припек* * *{'s^ntrap} n закътано слънчево място, припек.* * *n закътано слънчево място, припек -
31 tank trap
{'tæŋktræp}
n воен. противотанково препятствие* * *{'tanktrap} n воен. противотанково препятствие.* * *n воен. противотанково препятствие -
32 rat-trap
коптор; -
33 rattle-trap
таратайка; -
34 absorbing trap
• поглъщащ филтър -
35 beam trap
ядр.• фарадеев цилиндър -
36 bell-trap
• подов сифон -
37 bucket trap
• кондензно гърне -
38 butt trap
воен.• гнездо• приклад -
39 cooling trap
• уловител за пари -
40 dirt trap
леяр.• шлакоуловител
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