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1 hop
1. n прыжок; скачок, подскок2. n припрыгивание, подпрыгивание; подскакивание3. n разг. танцы, небольшой танцевальный вечер, вечеринка; танцульки4. n разг. танец5. n разг. разг. перелёт; непродолжительный полёт; этап перелёта6. n разг. короткое путешествие, прогулка7. v прыгать, скакать на одной ноге8. v подпрыгивать, прыгать9. v перепрыгивать10. v вскакиватьhop up — вскакивать, взбираться
hop in — впрыгивать, вскакивать, садиться
11. v хромать, прихрамывать, ковылятьaway he hops with his crutch — он ковыляет прочь, опираясь на костыль
12. v шутл. танцевать, отплясывать, плясать13. v разг. перелететь14. v разг. поспешно уходить, удиратьhop it! — убирайся отсюда!, катись!, проваливай!
15. v разг. прилететь, приехать; заскочить, подскочить16. v амер. разг. отчитывать; напуститься17. n бот. хмель18. n высушенные шишки, серёжки хмеляflavoured with hops — с хмелем, с добавлением хмеля
19. n сл. наркотик; опиумhop joint — курильня опиума, притон для курильщиков опиума
20. v убирать, собирать хмель21. v приправлять хмелемСинонимический ряд:1. bounce (noun) bounce; bound; flop; jump; leap; skip; spring2. short trip (noun) flight; jaunt; journey; short trip; stopover; test flight; trip3. move in short leaps (verb) bounce; bound; hurdle; jump; jump about; jump on one leg; leap; lop; lope; move in short leaps; play hopscotch; saltate; skip; skitter; spring; trip; vault -
2 jump about
1. phr v подпрыгивать, подскакивать; быть беспокойнымto jump up, to jump up and down — подпрыгивать
2. phr v суетитьсяСинонимический ряд:move in short leaps (verb) bounce; bound; hop; jump on one leg; leap; move in short leaps; play hopscotch; skip
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