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1 grub
{grʌb}
I. 1. копая, ровя, рия, рина (и с about)
2. изкопавам, изравям, изваждам, изкарвам (корени и пр.), разкопавам, прекопавам
разравям (up, out)
3. ровя се, тършувам, човъркам (about)
4. трудя се, опъвам, бачкам, бъхтя (on, along, away)
5. sl. храня (се), клъопам
II. 1. ларва, червейче, личинка
2. разг. мърлъо
3. sl. клъопачка* * *{gr^b} v (-bb-) 1. копая, ровя, рия, рина (и с about); 2. изкопа(2) {gr^b} n 1. ларва, червейче, личинка; 2. разг. мърльо; 3. sl* * *тършувам; ровя; рия; писач; разкопавам; драскач; екскаватор; изравям; копая; ларва; личинка;* * *1. i. копая, ровя, рия, рина (и с about) 2. ii. ларва, червейче, личинка 3. sl. клъопачка 4. sl. храня (се), клъопам 5. изкопавам, изравям, изваждам, изкарвам (корени и пр.), разкопавам, прекопавам 6. разг. мърлъо 7. разравям (up, out) 8. ровя се, тършувам, човъркам (about) 9. трудя се, опъвам, бачкам, бъхтя (on, along, away)* * *grub[grʌb] I. v (- bb-) 1. копая, ровя, рия, рина (и c about); 2. изкопавам, изравям, изваждам, изкарвам (корени и пр.); разкопавам, преравям (up, out); 3. ровя се, тършувам ( about, around); изравям (up, out); изкопавам (в книга, архив); 4. трудя се, работя много, мъча се, опъвам, бухам, къртя (on, along, away); 5. sl храня (се), ям; 6. ам. sl изкрънквам, измолвам, изпросвам си; II. n 1. ларва, червейче, личинка; 2. писач, драскач, компилатор; 3. разг. мърльо; повлекана; 4. sl храна; 5. топка, запратена по земята (при игра на крикет); 6. екскаватор.
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