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1 whack
{wæk}
I. 1. разг. удрям, фрасвам, цапардосвам, натупвам (и прен.)
2. sl. деля на части, поделям (и с up)
II. 1. разг. удар, шибване
2. sl. пай, дял
3. sl. опит
to have/take a WHACK at пробвам, опитвам (работа и пр.)
4. sl. (добро) състояние
out of WHACK ам. не в ред, по вреден* * *{wak} v 1. разг. удрям, фрасвам, цапардосвам; натупвам (и прен.(2) {wak} n 1. разг. удар, шибване; 2. sl. пай, дял; 3. sl. опи* * *фрасвам; удрям;* * *1. i. разг. удрям, фрасвам, цапардосвам, натупвам (и прен.) 2. ii. разг. удар, шибване 3. out of whack ам. не в ред, по вреден 4. sl. (добро) състояние 5. sl. деля на части, поделям (и с up) 6. sl. опит 7. sl. пай, дял 8. to have/take a whack at пробвам, опитвам (работа и пр.)* * *whack[wæk] I. v 1. разг. удрям, фрасвам, тупвам; 2. (обикн. pass) изтощавам; изчерпвам; 3. sl деля (се) на части (и с up); 4. sl: to \whack it out надрасквам, записвам; 5. sl: to \whack out убивам, пречуквам; II. n 1. удар, шляпване (обикн. с пръчка); 2. sl пай, дял; доза; 3. sl опит; to take a \whack at a job опитвам работа; 4. sl (добро) състояние; out of \whack в дисбаланс, разстроен; повреден.
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