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int по дяволите! даму се не види (макар)!* * *{drat} int по дяволите! даму се не види (макар)!* * *int пуст да остане!;drat; int по дяволите! даму се не види (макар)!* * *int по дяволите! даму се не види (макар)!* * *drat[dræt] int грубо да му се не видяло, по дяволите! \drat you! върви по дяволите! да се не видиш макар! да опустееш! -
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См. также в других словарях:
drat — /drat/, v., dratted, dratting, interj. v.t. 1. to damn; confound: Drat your interference. interj. 2. (used to express mild disgust, disappointment, or the like): Drat, there goes another button off my shirt. [1805 15; alter. of (o)d rot God rot… … Universalium
Drat! — [drat] exclam. Damn! □ Drat! I’m late! □ Oh, drat! Another broken nail! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Drat — is a minced oath and may refer to: Drat! The Cat!, a musical A phrase used by Dick Dastardly This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here … Wikipedia
drat — [drat] interj. [aphetic < od rot < God rot] darn: a mild oath … English World dictionary
drat — [dræt] interjection old fashioned [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: God rot] used to show you are annoyed >dratted adj … Dictionary of contemporary English
drat — [ dræt ] interjection OLD FASHIONED used for showing that you are annoyed … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
drat — 1815, disguised form of exclamation God rot (something or someone) … Etymology dictionary
drat — ► EXCLAMATION ▪ used to express mild annoyance. DERIVATIVES dratted adjective. ORIGIN shortening of od rat, a euphemism for God rot … English terms dictionary
drat — car·bo·hy·drat·u·ria; cath·e·drat·ic; cath·e·drat·i·cum; ce·drat; drat; qua·drat·i·cal; re·hy·drat·able; qua·drat·ic; dec·a·hy·drat·ed; de·hy·drat·er; qua·drat·i·cal·ly; … English syllables
Drat! — int Interjection of frustration. Drat! I think I lost my lucky cat s foot! 1810s … Historical dictionary of American slang
drat — oh no, nuts, rats, scrut Drat! I ve lost the key. How can we get into the apartment? … English idioms
