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101 (as) greedy as a wolf
(as) greedy as a wolf (as a dog, as a pig) ненаситний як вовк; ненажерливий як свиня; скупий, аж синій; гребе як кінь копитомEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > (as) greedy as a wolf
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102 (as) obstinate as a mule
(as) obstinate as a mule (as a pig) упертий як осел, як цап; уперся як кілок у тинEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > (as) obstinate as a mule
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103 _щастя
call no man happy till he dies call not him the happiest who is the richest deepest happiness is for a short duration a full cup must be carried steadily happiness grows at our own firesides and is not to be picked in strangers' garden happiness in this world, when it comes, comes incidentally happiness is a habit happiness is for those who make it and not for those who search for it happiness is not perfect until it is shared happiness is to be sought not outside but within happiness takes no account of time happy is the bride that the sun shines on happy is the country which has no history happy is the man who finds wisdom and gets understanding happy is the wooing that's not long doing hidden life, happy life if you would be happy for a week take a wife; if you would be happy for a month kill a pig; but if you would be happy all your life plant a garden it's better to be happy than wise most of our happiness in this world consists in possessing what others can't get real happiness consists of peace of mind and heart sin and happiness cannot dwell together to be content with little is true happiness to be happy is to be healthy true happiness consists of making others happy when the cup of happiness overflows, disaster follows without virtue, happiness cannot be -
104 blind
[blaɪnd] 1. adj1) сліпи́й2) нея́сни́й, невира́зний; нечі́тко надруко́ванийblind hand — нечітки́й по́черк
blind path — ле́две помі́тна сте́жка
3) необере́жний, необа́чний, нерозсу́дливий••blind alley — безви́хідь, глухи́й кут
blind gut анат. — сліпа́ ки́шка
blind drunk — п'я́ний
blind lantern — потайни́й ліхта́рик
blind letter — лист без адре́си (з непо́вною, нечітко́ю адре́сою)
blind shell — снаря́д, що не ви́бухнув; незаря́джений снаря́д
the blind side [of a person] — чиє́сь слабке́ мі́сце
blind spot — ме́ртва то́чка; рад. зо́на мовча́ння
2. vblind pig, blind tiger амер. sl. — тає́мний шино́к
1) ослі́плювати; сліпи́ти2) зате́мнювати; затьма́рювати3. n1) што́ра; маркі́за; жалюзі́; віко́нниця2) pl нао́чники, шо́ри ( для коня)3) опт. діафра́гма, бле́нда4) при́від, відмо́вка; обду́рювання, обма́н, відве́дення оче́й5)the blind збірн. — сліпі́
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105 buy
[baɪ] 1. v ( past і p. p. bought)1) купува́ти, придба́ти2) підкупля́ти•- buy in- buy off
- buy out
- buy over
- buy up••to buy over smb.'s head — перехопи́ти у ко́гось поку́пку за доро́жчу ціну́
to buy a pig in a poke — купи́ти кота́ в мішку́
to buy a white horse — розтри́нькувати гро́ші, марнотра́тити
2. n розм.I will not buy that — зі мно́ю цей но́мер не про́йде
поку́пкаto be on the buy — роби́ти значні́ поку́пки
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106 sty
I [staɪ] n1) свина́рник (тж. pig-sty)2) брудне́ примі́щенняII [staɪ] n мед.ячмі́нь
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Pig — Pig, v. t. & i. [imp. & p. p. {Pigged}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Pigging}.] 1. To bring forth (pigs); to bring forth in the manner of pigs; to farrow. [1913 Webster] 2. To huddle or lie together like pigs, in one bed. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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