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1 плясвам
slap; spank; flap(камшик) whack, crackплясвам с ръце clap (o.'s hands)плясвам през ръцете rap over the knuckles* * *пля̀свам,гл. slap; spank; flap; ( камшик) whack, crack; \плясвам през ръцете rap over the knuckles; \плясвам с ръце clap (o.’s hands);\плясвам се ( падам) flop, plump down.* * *1. (камшик) whack, crack 2. slap;spank;flap 3. ПЛЯСВАМ ce (падам) flop, plump down 4. ПЛЯСВАМ през ръцете rap over the knuckles 5. ПЛЯСВАМ с ръце clap (o.'s hands) -
2 пльосвам се
sprawl, flop (down), plump down(на земята) fall flat* * *пльо̀свам се,възвр. гл. sprawl, flop (down), plump down, flake out, park o.’s carcass; (на земята) fall flat; grabble. -
3 dejarse caer
• jump to the floor• plump down• plump oneself down• throw oneself down• throw oneself to the floor -
4 плюхати
= плюхнутися, плюхатися, плюхнутиto tumble, to fall down; to flop (to plop, to plump) down, to plump ( into) -
5 neerploffen
v. plump, plump down, lump down, dump -
6 neerpoten
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7 srušiti se
vr pf collapse; go/fall/topple/tumble/ /drop down; be felled, be knocked/brought down; (bubnuti) flop/plump down; (koliko je dug i širok) sprawl; (zgradu) collapse, come down, fall apart, crash/tumble down, come crashing/tumbling down; (režim) fall (apart* * *• come down• collapse• crumble -
8 выложить
1. plank downвыкладывать; выложить — plank down
выложить 10 долларов — to plump down $10
2. take out; lay out; spread; set forth; border; compute3. lay out4. put outСинонимический ряд:высказать (глаг.) вылить; высказать; излить -
9 breit
I Adj.1. wide, broad; Kinn, Schultern: broad, square; (ausgedehnt) large, wide, broad; Brett, Fluss: wide Grinsen Lächeln: wide; Hüften: broad; Loch, Lücke: wide; Nase: broad; breit drücken flatten (out), press s.th. flat; etw. breiter machen, auch breiter werden widen; die Schuhe breit treten stretch ( oder wear) one’s shoes (out of shape); einen breiten Buckel oder Rücken haben umg., fig. have broad shoulders; sich breit machen Person: spread o.s. out; fig. throw one’s weight around; fig. Angst etc.: spread; mach dich nicht so breit! move ( oder shove) up a bit! umg.; die Beine für jemanden breit machen umg., pej. (sexuell) spread one’s legs for s.o.; er wollte sich in meiner Wohnung / meinem Leben breit machen fig. he wanted to make himself comfortable ( oder at home) in my flat (Am. house)/ life; Begeisterung macht sich breit! iro. I, we etc. can’t wait oder I am, we are etc. on tenterhooks!2. nachgestellt; mit Maßangabe: zwei Finger / Zoll breit two fingers / inches wide; 120 Zentimeter breit 120 centimet|res (Am. -ers) wide ( oder across); drei Meter lang und zwei Meter breit three met|res (Am. -ers) long and two met|res (Am. -ers) wide3. fig.: ein breites Angebot a wide ( oder broad) range; ein breites Echo finden find a wide echo ( oder resonance); eine breite Grundlage a broad basis; breites Interesse widespread interest; breite Kreise der Bevölkerung wide ( oder broad) sections of society; die breite Masse the masses ( oder populace); die breite Öffentlichkeit the public at large; ein breites Publikum a broad audience, a wide public4. fig. Aussprache, Akzent: broad5. fig. Erzählung etc.: longwinded, rambling7. MUS. largoII Adv.1. broadly (auch lächeln etc.); breit gebaut broadly ( oder squarely) built; der Stoff liegt doppelt breit the material is double width3. fig.: etw. ( lang und) breit erzählen give a longwinded account of s.th.; breit angelegt Erzählung, Roman etc.: expansive, epic4. MUS. largo; lang1 I 1, II 1, weit II 4* * *broad; wide* * *[brait]1. adj1) broad; (esp bei Maßangabe) wide; Bekanntenkreis, Publikum wide; Interessen broad, wide; Schrift broadly spaced, sprawlingetw bréíter machen — to broaden or widen sth
bréítes Lachen — guffaw
er hat ein bréítes Lachen — he guffaws
die bréíte Masse — the masses pl, the broad mass of the population
die bréíte Öffentlichkeit — the public at large
ein bréítes Angebot — a broad or wide selection
bréíte Streuung des Eigentums — widespread distribution of property, distribution of property on a broad basis
er hat einen bréíten Rücken or Buckel (fig inf) — he has a broad back, his shoulders are broad
2) (sl = betrunken, unter Drogen) high2. advden Stoff bréít nehmen — to take the material widthways
bréít lachen — to guffaw
bréít sprechen — to speak with a broad accent
bréít gebaut — sturdily built
bréít gefächert (Firmengruppe, Messe, Kritik) — wide-ranging
ein bréít gefächertes Angebot — a wide range
die Schuhe bréít treten — to wear one's shoes out of shape
der Stoff liegt doppelt bréít — the material is double width
sich bréít hinsetzen — to sit down squarely
setz dich doch nicht so bréít hin — don't take up so much room
* * *1) (wide; great in size from side to side: a broad street.) broad2) (from side to side: two metres broad.) broad3) (great in extent, especially from side to side: wide streets; Her eyes were wide with surprise.) wide4) (being a certain distance from one side to the other: This material is three metres wide; How wide is it?) wide* * *[brait]I. adj1. (flächig ausgedehnt) wideeine \breite Nase a flattened nose\breite Schultern haben to have broad shouldersein \breiter Kerl a hefty bloke [or guy]\breite Buchstaben TYPO expanded letters\breite Schrift TYPO padded [or sprawling] typeetw \breit[er] machen to widen sthx cm \breit sein to be x cm wideein 25 cm \breites Brett a 25-cm-wide plank, a plank 25 cm in width; s.a. Bein2. (ausgedehnt) wideein \breites Publikum a wide [or large] publicdie \breite Öffentlichkeit the general public\breite Zustimmung wide[-ranging] approval3. (gedehnt) broadein \breites Lachen a hearty laugh4. (stark ausgeprägt)ein \breiter Dialekt a broad dialectII. adv1. (flach) flat2. (umfangreich)\breit gebaut strongly [or sturdily] builtsie ist in den Hüften \breit gebaut she's broad in the beam hum famsetz dich doch nicht so \breit hin! don't take up so much room!3. (gedehnt) broadlyer grinste \breit über das ganze Gesicht he grinned broadly [or from ear to ear4. (ausgeprägt)\breit sprechen to speak in a broad dialect* * *1.1) wide; broad, wide <hips, shoulders, forehead, etc.>ein 5 cm breiter Saum — a hem 5 cm wide
2) (groß)die breite Masse — the general public; most people pl.
ein breites Interesse finden — arouse a great deal of interest
3)2.sich breit machen — (ugs.) take up room; (sich ausbreiten) be spreading
breit gebaut — sturdily or well built
etwas breit darstellen — (fig.) describe something in great detail
* * *A. adj1. wide, broad; Kinn, Schultern: broad, square; (ausgedehnt) large, wide, broad; Brett, Fluss: wide Grinsen Lächeln: wide; Hüften: broad; Loch, Lücke: wide; Nase: broad;breiter werden widen;die Schuhe breit treten stretch ( oder wear) one’s shoes (out of shape);Rücken haben umg, fig have broad shoulders;die Beine für jemanden breit machen umg, pej (sexuell) spread one’s legs for sb;er wollte sich in meiner Wohnung/meinem Leben breit machen fig he wanted to make himself comfortable ( oder at home) in my flat (US house)/life;zwei Finger/Zoll breit two fingers/inches wide;3. fig:ein breites Echo finden find a wide echo ( oder resonance);eine breite Grundlage a broad basis;breites Interesse widespread interest;breite Kreise der Bevölkerung wide ( oder broad) sections of society;die breite Masse the masses ( oder populace);die breite Öffentlichkeit the public at large;ein breites Publikum a broad audience, a wide public4. fig Aussprache, Akzent: broad5. fig Erzählung etc: longwinded, rambling7. MUS largoB. adv1. broadly (auch lächeln etc);breit gebaut broadly ( oder squarely) built;der Stoff liegt doppelt breit the material is double width2. fig:breit gefächert wide(-ranging); diversified3. fig:etwas (lang und) breit erzählen give a longwinded account of sth;breit angelegt Erzählung, Roman etc: expansive, epic* * *1.1) wide; broad, wide <hips, shoulders, forehead, etc.>2) (groß)die breite Masse — the general public; most people pl.
3)2.sich breit machen — (ugs.) take up room; (sich ausbreiten) be spreading
breit gebaut — sturdily or well built
etwas breit darstellen — (fig.) describe something in great detail
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10 düş
n. shower, shower bath--------duş (dezenfekte amaçlı)n. douche--------duş (tazyikli)n. needle bath* * *1. dream 2. fell 3. plummet 4. plump down 5. plunk 6. reverie 7. falling (v.) 8. decayed (v.) 9. fallen (v.) 10. slumped (v.) 11. drop (v.) 12. drop down (v.) 13. decay (v.) 14. fall (v.) -
11 тупнува
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12 тупне
to plump down, to tumble down -
13 пльосвам
1. (на земята) fall flat 2. се, пльосна се sprawl, flop (down), plump down -
14 пльосна се
пльо̀сна се,пльо̀свам се възвр. гл. sprawl, flop (down), plump down, flake out, park o.’s carcass; (на земята) fall flat; grabble. -
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16 выложить 10 долларов
General subject: plump down $ 10Универсальный русско-английский словарь > выложить 10 долларов
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17 плесна
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18 breit
1) ( flächig ausgedehnt) wide;eine \breite Nase a flattened nose;\breite Schultern haben to have broad shoulders;ein \breiter Kerl a hefty bloke [or (Am) guy];\breite Buchstaben typo expanded letters;etw \breit[er] machen to widen sth;x cm \breit sein to be x cm wide;2) ( ausgedehnt) wide;ein \breites Publikum a wide [or large] public;die \breite Öffentlichkeit the general public;\breite Zustimmung wide[-ranging] approval3) ( gedehnt) broad;ein \breites Lachen a hearty laugh4) ( stark ausgeprägt)ein \breiter Dialekt a broad dialect1) ( flach) flat2) ( umfangreich)\breit gebaut strongly [or sturdily] built;setz dich doch nicht so \breit hin! don't take up so much room!3) ( gedehnt) broadly;er grinste \breit über das ganze Gesicht he grinned broadly [or from ear to ear];4) ( ausgeprägt)\breit sprechen to speak in a broad dialect -
19 kellahtaa
yks.nom. kellahtaa; yks.gen. kellahdan; yks.part. kellahti; yks.ill. kellahtaisi; mon.gen. kellahtakoon; mon.part. kellahtanut; mon.ill. kellahdettiinfall (verb)tumble (verb)* * *• stumble• tumble• tilt• collapse• fall• go west• plump down -
20 плюхаться
прост; св - плю́хнутьсяto flop/to plump (down) onto/into sth
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