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121 выпрыгивать
без доп.
jump out, leap out, spring out* * ** * *выпрыгивать; выпрыгнуть jump out, leap out* * * -
122 выскакивать
без доп.
1) jump out, leap out (выпрыгивать); spring out, dart out, rush out (появляться неожиданно)
2) разг. (о болячке, нарыве и т.п.)
appear, come up
3) разг. (выпадать)
drop out, fall out* * ** * *jump out, leap out; spring out, dart out, rush out* * * -
123 дислокация
location, disposition (войск); disturbance, leap, trouble геол.* * ** * *location, disposition; disturbance, leap* * *dispositionlocation -
124 перекидываться
I несовер. - перекидываться; совер. - перекинуться
1) (через что-л.)
leap (over)
2) (о пожаре, болезни и т.д.)
spread
3) вз.-возвр. (чем-л. с кем-л.)
throw (one to another)
II страд. от перекидывать* * *перекидываться; перекинуться 1) leap 2) spread* * *bandyjiboverturnupset -
125 перекинуться
несовер. - перекидываться; совер. - перекинуться
1) (через что-л.) leap (over)
2) (о пожаре, болезни и т.д.)
spread
3) вз.-возвр. (чем-л. с кем-л.)
throw (one to another)* * *перекидываться; перекинуться 1) leap 2) spread* * *bestridecapsizeoverturnupset -
126 подпрыгивать
без доп.
jump up, leap; bob/bounce (up and down); give a jump* * ** * *подпрыгивать; подпрыгнуть jump up, leap* * *bobbouncehopjumplollopprance -
127 спрыгивать
(с кого-л./чего-л.)
jump/leap down/off (with)* * ** * *спрыгивать; спрыгнуть jump/leap down/off -
128 ускакать
совер.; без доп.
1) skip away/off
2) (на коне) leap/gallop away/off* * ** * *1) skip away/off 2) leap/gallop away/off
См. также в других словарях:
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leap on — ˈleap on ˈleap upon [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they leap on he/she/it leaps on present participle leaping on past tense leaped on … Useful english dictionary
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leap — leap; leap·er; leap·ing; … English syllables
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