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1 мистифицирам
mystify, hoax; juggle with-words* * *мистифицѝрам,гл. mystify, hoax; juggle with words.* * *hoax; mystify* * *mystify, hoax; juggle with-words -
2 мотам
1. reel, wind, spoolмотам прежда на кълбо wind yarn into a ball2. (разтакавам, бавя) keep putting off, delayмотая преписка delay a file3. (заблуждавам, залъгвам, разигравам) fool, dupe, dodge; juggle withмотам ce4. (намотавам се) coil around5. (разтакавам се) dawdle, moon/fool/fiddle/hang/knock about, maunder about/along, linger, dally, traipse, ramble, sl. mooch(no улиците) loiter(не правя нищо) stand idle, mess aboutтой цял ден се мотае, без нищо да прави he hangs about all day doing nothing6. (за глава) swimмотае ми се главата my head is swimming, I feel giddy/dizzy7. (клатя се) dangle, swing, swayкакво ми се мотаеш в краката? stop getting in my wayдумата се мотае на езика ми it's on the tip of my tongueмотам се дълго с нещо/с някаква работа get stuck on s.th* * *мо̀там,гл.1. reel, wind, spool; \мотам прежда на кълбо wind yarn into a ball;\мотам се 1. ( намотавам се) coil around;2. ( разтакавам се) dawdle, moon/fool/fiddle/hang/knock about, maunder about/along, linger, dally, traipse, ramble, doss (around); footle around; sl. mooch; (по улиците) loiter; (не правя нищо) stand idle, mess about;3. (за глава) swim; мотае ми се главата I feel giddy/dizzy;4. ( клатя се) dangle, swing, sway; • думата се мотае на езика ми it’s on the tip of my tongue; какво ми се мотаеш в краката? stop getting in my way; \мотам се дълго с нещо/с някаква работа get stuck on s.th.* * *1. (no улиците) loiter 2. (за глава) swim 3. (заблуждавам, залъгвам, разигравам) fool, dupe, dodge;juggle with 4. (клатя се) dangle, swing, sway 5. (намотавам се) coil around 6. (не правя нищо) stand idle, mess about 7. (разтакавам се) dawdle, moon/ fool/fiddle/hang/knock about, maunder about/ along, linger, dally, traipse, ramble, sl. mooch 8. (разтакавам, бавя) keep putting off, delay 9. reel, wind, spool 10. МОТАМ ce 11. МОТАМ прежда на кълбо wind yarn into a ball 12. МОТАМ се дълго с нещо/с някаква работа get stuck on s.th 13. думата се мотае на езика ми it's on the tip of my tongue 14. какво ми се мотаеш в краката? stop getting in my way 15. мотае ми се главата my head is swimming, I feel giddy/dizzy 16. мотая преписка delay a file 17. той цял ден се мотае, без нищо да прави he hangs about all day doing nothing -
3 мотая
мота̀я,мо̀там гл.1. reel, wind, spool; \мотая прежда на кълбо wind yarn into a ball;\мотая се 1. ( намотавам се) coil around;2. ( разтакавам се) dawdle, moon/fool/fiddle/hang/knock about, maunder about/along, linger, dally, traipse, ramble, doss (around); footle around; sl. mooch; (по улиците) loiter; (не правя нищо) stand idle, mess about;3. (за глава) swim; мотае ми се главата I feel giddy/dizzy;4. ( клатя се) dangle, swing, sway; • думата се мотае на езика ми it’s on the tip of my tongue; какво ми се мотаеш в краката? stop getting in my way; \мотая се дълго с нещо/с някаква работа get stuck on s.th. -
4 жонглирам
juggle (с with)* * *жонглѝрам,гл. juggle (с with).* * *juggle* * *juggle (c with)
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