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121 བཅམ་བཅོམ་
[bcam bcom]trivial things, medley, hodge-podge -
122 бъркотия
confusion (и воен.), jumble, jumbled state (of things); topsy-turvydom; muddle, tangle, tumble; pell-mell; chaos(безредици) turmoil, uproar, разг. rumpus(от идеи, учения, пол. течения и пр.) welterразг. mix-up, mess. mazeпрен. patchworkс билетите стана една бъркотия there's been a bit of a mix-up over the booking of the seats/over the ticketsв движението настъпи невероятна бъркотия the traffic got into a complete tangle* * *бъркотѝя,ж., само ед. и бъркотѝи само мн. confusion (и воен.), jumble, jumbled state (of things); disarrangement, disarray; topsy-turvydom; muddle, tangle, tumble; mingle-mangle; pell-mell; chaos; hotch-potch; gallimaufry; амер. hodge-podge; разг. dog’s dinner/breakfast; само мн. ( безредици) turmoil, uproar, разг. rumpus; (от идеи, учения, полит. течения и пр.) welter; разг. mix-up, mess, maze, mayhem; foul-up; прен. patchwork; в движението настъпи невероятна \бъркотияя the traffic got into a complete tangle.* * *си направил!* * *1. (безредици) turmoil, uproar, разг. rumpus 2. (от идеи, учения, пол. течения и пр.) welter 3. confusion (и воен.), jumble, jumbled state (of things);topsy-turvydom;muddle, tangle, tumble;pell-mell;chaos 4. в движението настъпи невероятна БЪРКОТИЯ the traffic got into a complete tangle 5. прен. patchwork 6. разг. mix-up, mess. maze 7. с билетите стана една БЪРКОТИЯ there's been a bit of a mix-up over the booking of the seats/over the tickets -
123 дебелак
1. boor, churl, lubber, lout, oaf2. вж. дебелан* * *дебела̀к,м., -ци 1. boor, churl, lubber, lout, oaf;2. fat/portly fellow, podge.* * *boor ; chuff ; churl ; lout ; yahoo* * *1. boor, churl, lubber, lout, oaf 2. вж. дебелан -
124 шишко
fatty, humpty-dumpty* * *шѝшко,м., - вци fatty, fat-chops; humpty-dumpty, dumpling, sl. pudge, podge.* * *fatty ; fatso ; humpty-dumpty* * *fatty, humpty-dumpty -
125 дундьо
dumpling ; podge {`podj} -
126 farrāgō
farrāgō inis, f [far], mixed fodder, mash: crassa, V.— A medley, hodge-podge: libelli, Iu.* * *mixed fodder, mash; mixture, medley; a hodgepodge; trifle -
127 miscellānea (miscil-)
miscellānea (miscil-) ōrum, n [MIC-], a hash of broken meats, hodge-podge (food for gladiators), Iu. -
128 confusicius
confusicia, confusicium ADJmixed; hodge-podge
См. также в других словарях:
Podge — Podge, n. [Cf. G. patsche puddle, mire.] 1. A puddle; a plash. Skinner. [1913 Webster] 2. Porridge. [Prov. Eng.] Halliwell. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
podge — podge; hodge·podge; … English syllables
podge — ˈpäj noun ( s) Etymology: probably alteration of pudge : something podgy the baby a … flourishing podge of flesh W.M.Thackeray … Useful english dictionary
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podge — noun a fat person … Wiktionary
podge — pÉ‘dÊ’ /pÉ’dÊ’ n. person or thing that is short and fat … English contemporary dictionary
podge — noun Brit. informal a short, fat person. ↘excess weight; fat. Origin C19: of unknown origin … English new terms dictionary
podge — n. Puddle, plash … New dictionary of synonyms
podge — Noun. An overweight or obese person. Derived from the s.e. podgy. Derog … English slang and colloquialisms
podge — /pɒdʒ/ (say poj) noun Colloquial a podgy person …
podge — Fat person … A concise dictionary of English slang