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1 lushed-up
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > lushed-up
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2 lushed up
Сленг: одурманенный наркотиками, пьяный -
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7 lushed out of one's nuts
adj slI knew the owners of most cafes on our route so we'd stop in for a little drink and by the end of the day be lushed out of our nuts — Я знал владельцев многих кафе, которые располагались у нас на пути, так что мы заскакивали туда, чтобы пропустить по рюмочке, и к концу дня уже были в отрубе
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > lushed out of one's nuts
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1.взмахивать, отпугивать, шугать, прогонять: The old man lushed out at the birds with his umbrella.— Старик взмахнул зонтиком, распугав надоедливых птиц; 2. то же самое, что и первое, но уже только на словах, т.е. говорить что-то агрессивное, ""наезжать"": The leader of the Republicans all the time lushed out at the President's administration.—Лидер республиканцев во время дебатов наезжал на администрацию президента.English-Russian slang from the book M. Goldenkova "Caution, hot dog" > lush out
См. также в других словарях:
lushed — adj drunk. This is probably a recent coinage inspired by lush meaning a heavy drinker. In fact lush as a verb, and lushed as a past participle, had existed in Eng lish slang and dialect since the early 19th century, but had fallen out of use in… … Contemporary slang
lushed — lʌʃ n. drunkard; alcoholic beverage, liquor v. drink alcoholic beverages; supply with alcoholic beverages adj. luxuriant, growing in abundance (of plants, etc.); full of plant growth, overgrown; rich, ornate, luxurious … English contemporary dictionary
lush — a drunkard Literally, succulent: He was a lush. He got the sack. (Theroux, 1983 he was dismissed for drunkenness, not given some dry white wine) Formerly a lush was an intoxicant: We gets in some lush, and as some frens, and goes … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
lush´ness — lush1 «luhsh», adjective. 1. tender and juicy; growing thick and green: »Lush grass grows along the riverbank. SYNONYM(S): succulent. 2. characterized by abundant growth; producing abundantly: »As the year Grows lush in juicy stalks (Keats). 3.… … Useful english dictionary
lush´ly — lush1 «luhsh», adjective. 1. tender and juicy; growing thick and green: »Lush grass grows along the riverbank. SYNONYM(S): succulent. 2. characterized by abundant growth; producing abundantly: »As the year Grows lush in juicy stalks (Keats). 3.… … Useful english dictionary