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1 jerk
1. n1) різкий рух, ривок, поштовх, штовхан2) судорожне сіпання; здригання3) амер., розм. тупиця; нікчема; дивак; паскуда; покидьок4) різка репліка; дотепна відповідь; дотеп5) в'ялене м'ясо, в'ялена яловичина2. v1) різко смикатися, сіпатися2) смикати; штовхати; шпурляти3) рухатися різкими поштовхами4) говорити уривчасто5) в'ялити м'ясо (нарізане довгими тонкими шматочками)* * *I n1) різкий рух, ривок, поштовх2) посмикування, здриганняthe jerks — конвульсії; фiзioл. рефлекс
3) cпopт. поштовх; ривок; pl зарядка5) тупиця, нікчемаII v1) різко смикати, штовхати, повертати, шпурляти2) рухатися різкими поштовхами (тж. jerk along)3) смикатися4) говорити уривчасто або переривчасто6) онанісовати; дрочитиIII nв'ялене м'ясо, в'ялена яловичинаIV vв'ялити м'ясо (особл. яловичину), нарізане довгими тонкими шматками
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