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1 a tăcea chitic / mâlc / molcom / ca un peşte
not / never to say / utter a wordnot to open one's lipsto keep silent / mumînv. to sit / to keep mumchanceto say neither by nor bumto hold one's peace / gab / tongueto keep one's tongue between one's teethto keep one's mouth shutto be as mute / still as a mouse / creep-mouseRomână-Engleză dicționar expresii > a tăcea chitic / mâlc / molcom / ca un peşte
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2 a nu avea după ce bea apă
to have nothing to eatto be starvingto be as poor as a church-mousenot to have a shirt to one's backto be (down) on one's uppers.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a nu avea după ce bea apă
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3 a se juca cu cineva ca mâţa / pisica cu şoarecele
to play a cat and mouse game with smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a se juca cu cineva ca mâţa / pisica cu şoarecele
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4 beat mort / tun / turtă
dead / blind drunkdrunk and incapable(as) tight as a drum / a fiddler / a brickwell primedblind to the world(as) drunk as a lord / a mouse / a pigsl. a sheet / three sheets in the wind. -
5 ca o curcă plouată
like a dying duck in a thunder-stormlike a drowned mouse. -
6 ca un pui de bogdaproste
Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > ca un pui de bogdaproste
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7 lucrul făcut la vremea lui aduce mai mult folos
a mouse in time may bite a cable in two.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > lucrul făcut la vremea lui aduce mai mult folos
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8 mut ca un peşte / ca peştele
(as) close / dumb as an oyster / as wax(as) dumb / mute as a fish / rep. a mackerel / a mouse.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > mut ca un peşte / ca peştele
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9 s-a scremut muntele şi a născut un şoarece
the mountains nave brought forth a mouseaprox. şi to make a long harvest about / for a little commuch cry and little wool.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > s-a scremut muntele şi a născut un şoarece
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10 sărac lipit (pământului)
(as) poor as a church-mouse / as Job('s turkey) /amer. as Job's catout at heelsnot to have a penny to bless oneself withnot to have a penny to one's name / in the worldglum. on the Penniless Benchînv. out of God's blessing into the warm sun.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > sărac lipit (pământului)
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11 ud până la piele / oase
wet / drenched / soaked to the skinas wet as a drowned mouse / ratnot having a dry stitch / thread on.
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