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41 boot and latch jack
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42 boot jack
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43 boot-jack
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44 top boot
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45 as clear as mud/as clear as a boot-jack
as clear as mud/as clear as a boot-jackhum claro como tinta.English-Portuguese dictionary > as clear as mud/as clear as a boot-jack
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46 pipe jack
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47 timber jack
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48 bootjack boot·jack n
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49 чизми високи коњички
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50 čizma
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51 jackbooted
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52 jackboot
jack·boot [ʼʤækbu:t] nSchaftstiefel mPHRASES:to live under the \jackboot unter einem harten Regime leben -
53 jackbooted
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54 ботуш
(high) boot(над коляното) jack-boot, top-bootвисоки ботуши (до коляното) Welling-tons, ( непромокаеми рибарски) wadersближа някому ботушите suck up to s. o.* * *боту̀ш,м., -и, (два) боту̀ша (high) boot; ( над коляното) jack-boot, top-boot; високи \ботуши (до коляното) Wellingtons; ( непромокаеми рибарски) waders; обут в \ботуши booted; • под \ботуша на under the heel/the jack-boot of; ближа някому \ботушите suck up to s.o.* * *ботушите.* * *1. (high) boot 2. (над коляното) jack-boot, top-boot 3. ближа някому БОТУШите suck up to s. о 4. високи БОТУШи (до коляното) Welling-tons, (непромокаеми рибарски) waders 5. обут в БОТУШи booted 6. под БОТУШа на under the heel/the jack-boot of -
55 сапог
2) Military: jack boot3) British English: leather personnel carrier4) Jargon: daisy (You can't go out in the rain without your daisies.) -
56 čizma
Br high boot, Am boot gumene čizme Br wellintons, Am rubber/gum boots* * *• boot• schism• wellington• jack boot -
57 jackboot
['‹ækbu:t](a type of tall especially military boot that reaches above the knee.) hoher Stiefel* * *jack·boot[ˈʤækbu:t]n Schaftstiefel m▶ to live under the \jackboot unter einem harten Regime leben* * *['dZkbuːt]nSchaftstiefel mto be under the jackboot (of) — unter dem Stiefel (+gen) stehen
* * *jackboot s2. Wasserstiefel m3. POLa) brutale Unterdrückung (on gen)b) brutaler Unterdrücker -
58 ботфорт
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59 сапог выше колен
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60 ботфорт
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