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1 locomotive
{'loukə,moutiv}
I. a на/за движение, двигателен, движещ се
in these LOCOMOTIVE days шег. сега, когато всичко живо е тръгнало/се е юрнало да пътува
II. 1. локомотив
2. постепенно усилващи се аплодисменти/насърчителни викове* * *{'loukъ,moutiv} I. а на/за движение; двигателен; движещ се* * *движещ се; локомотив;* * *1. i. a на/за движение, двигателен, движещ се 2. ii. локомотив 3. in these locomotive days шег. сега, когато всичко живо е тръгнало/се е юрнало да пътува 4. постепенно усилващи се аплодисменти/насърчителни викове* * *locomotive[´loukə¸moutiv] I. adj движещ се; \locomotive power ( faculty) способност за движение; движеща сила; \locomotive person шег. човек, който е постоянно на път; Пантелей пътник; \locomotive organs двигателни органи; II. n 1. локомотив; 2. pl sl крака, мотовили.
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