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1 lug into
= lug in -
2 lug in
= lug into втруча́тися; бо́вкнути ні в тин, ні в воро́та -
3 lug
1. n1) волочіння, тягання2) сіпання, смикання3) pl амер., розм. пишанняto put on lugs — пишатися, триматися зарозуміло
4) шотл. вухо5) ручка6) тех. вушко, вічко; наконечник7) виступ, лапка; потовщення; кулак8) тех. хомутик, затискач; кронштейн; підставка; підвіска; консоль9) зоол. пісковиця2. v1) тягти, волочити, волокти2) сіпати, смикатиlug away, lug off — відтягати; потягти
lug in, lug into — недоречно згадати; бовкнути ні в тин, ні в ворота
lug out — витягувати, виймати (з чогось)
* * *I n1) волочіння, тягнуче зусилля; смикання2) pl; aмep. величання, бундюченняII v1) тягти, волочити; рухатися ривками2) (in, into) приплутувати; недоречно згадуватиIII n1) дiaл. вухо2) pl вуха, навушники ( шапки)3) ручка (каструлі, сковороди)4) тex. вушко, вічко; наконечник ( кабелю); виступ, лапка, приливок; хомутик, затискач; патрубок; кронштейн5) aмep.; cл. дуреньIV n; зоол. V = lugsail -
4 lug
I [lʌg] 1. n1) с.-г. волочі́ння2) сі́пання, сми́кання3) pl амер. розм. бундю́чність, зарозумі́лість2. vto put on lugs — 1) наряджа́тися 2) пиша́тися, трима́тися зарозумі́ло
1) тягти́, волочи́ти2) си́льно сі́пати (at)•- lug in- lug into
- lug out II [lʌg] n1) шотл. ву́хо2) ру́чка3) тех. ву́шко, ві́чко4) тех. підста́вка, підві́ска; консо́ль5) тех. ви́ступ; пото́вщення; кула́к6) тех. хому́тик, затиска́ч -
5 lug
I n1) волочіння, тягнуче зусилля; смикання2) pl; aмep. величання, бундюченняII v1) тягти, волочити; рухатися ривками2) (in, into) приплутувати; недоречно згадуватиIII n1) дiaл. вухо2) pl вуха, навушники ( шапки)3) ручка (каструлі, сковороди)4) тex. вушко, вічко; наконечник ( кабелю); виступ, лапка, приливок; хомутик, затискач; патрубок; кронштейн5) aмep.; cл. дуреньIV n; зоол. V = lugsail
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