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1 clothes
облека; алишта; облека clothes; dress; garment облека; алишта; фустан -
2 plain clothes
n. pl. in plain clothes во цивилни алишта -
3 summer clothes
n. pl. летни алишта -
4 Sunday clothes
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5 swaddling clothes
n. pl. lit. (исто и swaddling bands pl.) пелени, повој -
6 a posteriori
adj. adv. f ml. Latin апостериорен; апостериорно a pound sterling англиска фунта стерлинг a programming language компј. види APL a sea of troubles многу незгоди a square deal праведна постапка a suit of clothes костум a throat of brass груб глас a turn of fortune превртување на среќа a week hence за една недела -
7 grow out of
phr.v. 1. grow out of one's clothes (детето) ги израснува алиштата2. grow out of (the habit of doing sth) се одвикнува од (навиката да прави нешто)3. произлегува од, резултат е на -
8 off-the-peg
adj. off-the-peg clothes конфекција -
9 second-best
adj. l. втор (по најдобриот): He was the second-best scorer on the team Тој беше втор стрелец во екипата2. второкласен3. come off second-best доживува пораз/неуспех4. secondbest clothes секојдневна облека -
10 sth in a pile
прави куп од нешто: става нешто на куп; in a pile на куп: a (neat/untidy) pile of books/clothes (подреден/растурен) куп книги/алишта3. piles of (money/cash/work) купишта, еден куп (кеш/пари/работа): I've got piles of work to do Имам купишта работа да посвршам4. archil. (потпорен) колец, столб; built on piles изграден на колци5. огромно/импресивно здание: a rambling Victorian pile огромно викторијанско здание.; 6. elect, батерија.; 7. phys. (нуклеарен) реактор.; 8. piles inf. med. шуљеви, хемороиди.; 9. клада.; 10. text, влакно (од ткаенина); велвет, кадифе.; 11. (the) top/bottom of the pile од највисокото/најниското скалило (на општеството/организацијага); companies at the bottom of the financial pile компании на дното од финансиска та скала.; 12. make a pile inf. заработува цело (мало) богатство: сс опарува -
11 trendy
adj. inf. (compar. trendier, superl. trendiest) 1. помоден: trendy shops/clothes/clubs помодни продавници/облека/клубови; She's a very trendy dresser Таа се облекува по последна мода2. во мода (мислење/однесување)3. it is trendy to do sth во мода е да (се) прави нешто -
12 untidily
adv. неуредно, несредено; растурено, расфрлано: His clothes lay untidily around the room Облеката му беше расфрлена по целата соба -
13 washable
adj. што (може да) се пере: washable clothes/fabrics/paint облека/ткаенина/боја што се пере -
14 washing-line
n. brit. жица за сушење алишта (amer.: clothes-line)
См. также в других словарях:
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clothes - clothing - cloth — ◊ clothes Clothes are things you wear, such as shirts, trousers, dresses, and coats. I took off all my clothes. ◊ WARNING There is no singular form of clothes. You cannot, for example, talk about a clothe . In formal English, you can talk about a … Useful english dictionary
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