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1 задръствам
2. (място) encumber (с with)коридор, задръстен с мебели a passage blocked/encumbered with furniture(за хора, коли и пр.) throng, crowd, jam, congest, blockулиците бяха задръстени от хора, навалицата задръсти улиците the streets were thronged with peopleпътят беше задръстен от коли the road was jammed with carsзадръствам ce3. (за тръба и пр.) get choked up4. (за улично движение) get into a tangle, get jammed/congested5. тех. become engorgedмед. congest, engorge* * *задръ̀ствам,гл.1. ( тръба, канал и пр.) block (up), choke (up), obstruct, clog, jam; (с нещо лепкаво) gum, разг. gunge;2. ( място) encumber (с with); (за хора, коли) throng, crowd, jam, congest, block; clutter; gridlock;\задръствам се 1. (за тръба и пр.) get choked up;3. техн. become engorged; мед. congest, engorge.* * *block up; encumber{in`kXmbx}; foul: The road was задръствамmed with cars. - Пътят беше задръстен от коли.; stop* * *1. (за тръба и пр.) get choked up 2. (за улично движение) get into a tangle, get jammed/congested 3. (за хора, коли и пр.) throng, crowd, jam, congest, block 4. (място) encumber (с with) 5. mex. become engorged 6. ЗАДРЪСТВАМ ce 7. задръстя (тръба, канал и пр.) block (up), choke (up), obstruct, clog, jam 8. коридор, задръстен с мебели a passage blocked/encumbered with furniture 9. мед. congest, engorge 10. пътят беше задръстен от коли the road was jammed with cars 11. улиците бяха задръстени от хора, навалицата задръсти улиците the streets were thronged with people -
2 клей
gum, mucilage(лепило) glue; limeриби/рибен клей isinglass, fish-glue* * *клей,м., само ед. gum, mucilage; разг. gunge; ( лепило) glue; lime; птичи \клейй birdlime; рибен \клейй isinglass, fish-glue.* * *glue (лепило)* * *1. (лепило) glue;lime 2. gum, mucilage 3. птичи КЛЕЙ birdlime 4. риби/рибен КЛЕЙ isinglass, fish-glue -
3 клеясвам
congeal* * *клея̀свам,гл. congeal, gelatinize; gum, разг. gunge.* * *congeal -
4 задръстя
задръ̀стя,задръ̀ствам гл.1. ( тръба, канал и пр.) block (up), choke (up), obstruct, clog, jam; (с нещо лепкаво) gum, разг. gunge;2. ( място) encumber (с with); (за хора, коли) throng, crowd, jam, congest, block; clutter; gridlock;\задръстя се 1. (за тръба и пр.) get choked up;3. техн. become engorged; мед. congest, engorge. -
5 клеясам
клея̀сам,клея̀свам гл. congeal, gelatinize; gum, разг. gunge.
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