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I n sl1)Kids get a real charge out of the circus — Дети получают большое удовольствие, бывая в цирке
They seem to get a charge out of playing this game — Им, кажется, нравится эта игра
I don't get a charge out of this stuff — Я не понимаю, какое в этом удовольствие
Seeing my kid up there on that stage was a real charge — Видеть моего ребенка там, на сцене, было истинной радостью для меня
2)She gets a charge from pop singer Michael Jackson — Когда она видит на сцене Майкла Джексона, она балдеет
3) AmEI need a charge to tide me over — Мне нужно ширнуться, чтобы протянуть этот день
4) AmE5) vulg slHe has a charge from watching porno home video — Когда он смотрит порнуху, у него встает
II vt AmE slI get a charge out of seeing her — Когда я на нее смотрю, я просто кончаю
A little bank just across the road is itching to be charged — Банк напротив так и просится, чтобы его ограбили
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