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int школ. разг. чур!bags I! — чур, моё !
Синонимический ряд:1. gear (noun) baggage; equipment; gear; luggage; paraphernalia; parcels; suitcases; trunks; valises2. pouches (noun) pouches; sacks3. catches (verb) captures; catches; collars; gets; nails; secures; takes4. projects (verb) balloons; bellies; bulges; juts; overhangs; pouts; projects; protrudes; stand out; stick out -
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1. noun1) сумка; мешочек; pouches under the eyes мешки под глазами2) mil. патронная сумка3) кисет4) amer. мешок с почтой; diplomatic pouch мешок с дипломатической почтой, вализа дипкурьера5) scot. карман6) obsolete кошелек2. verb1) класть в сумку2) делать напуск (на платье)3) висеть мешком4) collocation давать на чай5) obsolete присваивать, прикарманивать* * *1 (0) кисет для табака2 (n) вализа дипкурьера; карман; кошелек; мешок для почтовой корреспонденции; мешок с почтой; мешочек; патронная сумка; сумка* * *а) сумка; мешочек б) сумка в) мешок* * *[ paʊtʃ] n. сумка, мешочек, мешок с почтой, кисет, кошелек, патронная сумка, карман v. класть в сумку, класть в карман; давать на чай, делать напуск* * *котомкамешочекпроглатывать* * *1. сущ. 1) а) сумка б) зоол. сумка (напр., у кенгуру) в) анат. мешок 2) а) воен. патронная сумка б) амер. мешок с почтой 3) кисет 2. гл. 1) класть в сумку 2) а) делать напуск (на платье) б) висеть мешком -
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n употр. с гл. во мн. ч. широкие брюкиСинонимический ряд:1. bags (noun) bags; pouches2. dismisses (verb) axes; boots out; bounces; cashiers; discharges; dismisses; drops; fires; kicks out; lets out; terminates; turns off3. ravages (verb) depredates; desecrates; desolates; despoils; devastates; devours; harries; harrows; havocs; loots; pillages; plunders; rapes; ravages; scourges; spoils; spoliates; strips; wastes
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