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101 otkačen
pp & adj - otkvačen, otkopčan itd.; (šašav, originalan) freakish, weird, daft, screwy, zany, wild, oddball, funky, sl offbeat, off-center, sl far-out, sl way-out, sl off--the-wall* * *• screwy• daft• zany• wild• weird• freakish• oddball -
102 otkvačen
pp & adj uncoupled, released, unbuckled (- otkvačen); loose; - otkačen* * *• disengaged• untethered• funky -
103 plašljiv
timid, fearful* * *• retiring• timid• timorous• tremulous• shy• shivery• skittish• fearful• funky• hen hearted• bashful• cowardly• poor spirited -
104 smrdljiv
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105 strašljiv
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106 extravagante
• bizarre• deviate• extravagant• flambing• flame• funky• highly-strung• highness• off-the-wall -
107 música funk
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108 bojažljiv
• apprehensiye; bashful; chicken hearted; chicken-hearted; fearful; funky; nervous; scrupulous; sheepish; shy; timid; timorous; tremulous; white livered; white-livered -
109 plašljiv
• afraid; apprehensive; aspen; bashful; cant say bo; can't say bo; chicken hearted; chicken-hearted; coward; cowardicely; craven; dastardly; fainthearted; fear; fearful; fearfull; funky; goose; hen-hearted; jumpy; liky-livered; nervous; poor-spirited; pusillanimous; recreant; retir -
110 uplašen
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111 стремный
прил. funkyДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > стремный
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112 стрёмный
прил. funkyДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > стрёмный
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113 cza|d
m sgt (G czadu) 1. (gaz) carbon monoxide- zatrucie czadem carbon monoxide poisoning2. pot. (swąd) smell of burning- czad od palących się świec the smell of burning candles3. sgt pot. (o muzyce rockowej) więcej czadu! pot. rock it! pot., let it rock! pot.- ale czad! far out! pot., (it’s) really funky! pot.- dać czadu to rock out pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > cza|d
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114 czadow|y
adj. 1. [gazy] carbon monoxide attr. 2. pot. [impreza, koncert] rave attr. pot.; [muzyka, kapela] rocking pot., funky pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czadow|y
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115 funkow|y
/faŋ'kovı/ adj. [brzmienie, zespół] funky pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > funkow|y
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116 spietran|y
adj. pot. [osoba] funky pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > spietran|y
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117 جبان
1́ adj. coward, cowardly, chicken, chicken hearted, sissified, pigeon hearted, lily livered, poor spirited, unmanly, tremulous, timorous, shy, scared, fearful, fearsome, funky, timid, spiritless, sheepish, faint, heartless, pusillanimous, weak kneed2́ n. chicken heart, coward, dastard, recreant, sheep, funk [sl.], sissy [sl.], cur -
118 capon
I.n. m.1. (sch.): 'Sneak', tell-tale.2. Etre capon: To be 'chicken', 'yellow', to be a coward.II.adj. 'Funky', cowardly. -
119 chaleureux
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120 dégonflé
adj. 'Chicken', 'funky', cowardly.
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