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1 дъртак
dotard, doting old man, driveller, imbecile* * *дърта̀к,м., -ци грубо dotard, doting old man, driveller, imbecile, old bat; изкуфял \дъртакк silly old bastard.* * *dotard, doting old man, driveller, imbecile -
2 изветрял
1. разг. senile, doltishизветрял старец dotard2. (за питие) vapid, tasteless, flat* * *изветря̀л,мин. св. деят. прич.1. като прил. разг. senile, doltish; \изветрял старец dotard;2. (за питие) vapid, tasteless, flat;3. (за скали) decayed, detrited, eroded, weathered.* * *1. (за питие) vapid, tasteless, flat 2. ИЗВЕТРЯЛ старец dotard 3. разг. senile, doltish -
3 изглупял
dotingизглупял старец dotard* * *изглупя̀л,прил. doting senile; \изглупял старец dotard.* * *doting; witless; muddled (след пийване)* * *1. doting 2. ИЗГЛУПЯЛ старец dotard -
4 изкуфял
hollow; emptyпрен. dotty, dodderyизкуфял старец dotard* * *изкуфя̀л,прил. hollow, empty; прен. dotty, doting; dotardly, senile, doddery; sl. gaga; \изкуфял старец dotard, geriatric.* * *addle; addled; doddery; doited; doting* * *1. hollow;empty 2. ИЗКУФЯЛ старец dotard 3. прен. dotty, doddery -
5 изумявам
1. изумея fall into dotage, become a dotard(от пиене) become besotted2. amaze, astound; stupefy. stun, strike dumb, stagger, overwhelm3. (забравям) forgetизумих I forgot, it slipped my memory* * *изумя̀вам,гл. fall into dotage, become a dotard; (от пиене) become besotted.——————гл.1. amaze, astound; consternate, stupefy, stun, strike dumb, stagger, overwhelm;* * *amaze: Your behaviour изумявамs me! - Поведението ти ме изумява.; maze; overwhelm; stun{stXn}* * *1. (забравям) forget 2. (от пиене) become besotted 3. 1, изумея fall into dotage, become a dotard 4. 2, изумя 5. amaze, astound;stupefy. stun, strike dumb, stagger, overwhelm 6. изумих I forgot, it slipped my memory -
6 изумея
вж. изумявам* * *изумѐя,изумя̀вам гл. fall into dotage, become a dotard; (от пиене) become besotted.* * *вж. изумявам° -
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Dotard — Do tard, n. [{Dote}, v. i.] One whose mind is impaired by age; one in second childhood. [1913 Webster] The sickly dotard wants a wife. Prior. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dotard — imbecile, late 14c., from DOTE (Cf. dote) + ARD (Cf. ard) … Etymology dictionary
dotard — ► NOUN ▪ an old person, especially one who is weak or senile … English terms dictionary
dotard — [dōt′ərd] n. [ME < doten, DOTE] a person in his or her dotage; foolish and doddering old person … English World dictionary
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dotard — noun Date: 14th century a person in his or her dotage … New Collegiate Dictionary
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