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heaps [hi:ps]∎ it's heaps faster to go by train ça va drôlement plus vite en train;∎ I feel heaps better je me sens drôlement ou rudement mieux -
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familiar montones de, cantidad de, muchísimo,-a -
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heaps of timesmuitas vezes. -
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[hiːps]1.NPL (=lots)heaps of — montones de, un montón de
you've had heaps of opportunities — has tenido montones or un montón de oportunidades
2.ADV muchísimo -
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I n pl infmlII adv infml"Do you have any glasses?" "Yes, heaps" — "У тебя найдутся стаканы?" - "У меня их полно"
He knows heaps more about what's happened — Он знает гораздо больше о том, что случилось
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2) Австралийский сленг: a lot ("thanks heaps", "(s)he earned heaps of money" etc.)3) Сленг: слишком, большой счёт, очень -
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a lot, e.g. "thanks heaps", "(s)he earned heaps of money" etc. -
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adv. inf. heaps better/bigger каде, каде подобар/поголем -
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תלי תלים (גיבוב, ערימות, שפע)* * *◙ (עפש,תומירע,בוביג) םילת ילת◄ -
16 heaps and heaps
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18 heaps of people
Общая лексика: масса людей -
19 heaps of time
Общая лексика: много или масса времени, уйма времени -
20 heaps of times
См. также в других словарях:
HEAPS, ABRAHAM ALBERT — (1885–1954), Canadian Labour leader, politician. Heaps was born in Leeds, England and attended school until 13, when he went to work to help support his family. He apprenticed as an upholsterer, and opened his own workshop and managed a large… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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