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silly; little silly, silly little thing* * ** * *silly; little silly, silly little thing* * *goslingnoddy -
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1. м. разг.silly (fellow); ( в обращении к ребёнку) little silly, silly little thing, silly-billy2. м. (птица) -
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I м. разг.( неумный человек) silly (fellow); ( в обращении к ребёнку) little silly, silly little thing, silly-billyII м.( птица) fulmar ['fʊl-] -
4 гусь лапчатый
1) General subject: rat, cunning fellow, sly fox2) Colloquial: a conniver, a silly goose (простофиля, простак a simpleton), a snake (хитрец smb. who always looks after his/her own interests on the sly), a sneak, a wise guy
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