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1 доллар
1) General subject: bone, dollar (100 центов), smacker, smackeroo, spot, wheel2) Colloquial: coconut4) Australian slang: bickie5) Jargon: D., Simon, clam (Forty clams for a sweater that doesn't even have arms! Сорок долларов за свитер у которого даже нет рукавов!), cucumber, danker, skin, thumb-nail, year, Oxford (Stupid horse cost me an Oxford.), bat, boffo, boo-boo, bullet, can, cart-wheel, cartwheel, case, case note, check, chip, cocnut, dib, hog, man, onion, paper, plonk, plunk (серебряный или бумажный), potato, rutabaga, slab, slug, smack6) Canadian: piastre8) Prison slang: ace -
2 звонкий поцелуй
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3 звонкий удар
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4 звонкий шлепок
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5 сильный удар
1) General subject: bang, bounce, clip, clout (особ. рукой), crump, dash, hard knock, haymaker, humming blow, (в сл. бейсболе) lawn-mower, lick, lollop, pelt, plumper, plunk, powerful blow, rough blow, shrewd blow, slog, smasher, smite, spanker, squabash, staggerer, swash, swinger, thwack, thwack (особ. хлыстом или палкой), violent blow, welt (особ. плетью), whack2) Aviation: slogging5) Military: potent firepower6) Engineering: slam7) Construction: thump8) Railway term: high impact9) Law: strong blow11) Jargon: Black Betsy (в бейсболе), smackeroo, blast (в бейсболе), blow (в бейсболе), one-two blow, one-two punch, sizzler (во время боксерского, бейсбольного матча)12) Metrology: severe shock13) Football: powerful shot14) Automation: heavy shock15) Makarov: cut (мечом, кнутом и т.п.), good blow, smart blow -
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См. также в других словарях:
smackeroo — /smak euh rooh /, n., pl. smackeroos. Slang. 1. a hard slap or swat: He gave the ball a smackeroo. 2. smacker. [SMACK or SMACK(ER) + EROO] * * * … Universalium
smackeroo — smacker UK [ˈsmækə(r)] / US [ˈsmækər] or smackeroo UK [ˌsmækəˈruː] / US [ˌsmækəˈru] noun [countable] Word forms smacker : singular smacker plural smackers informal 1) a loud kiss 2) [usually plural] a pound or a dollar … English dictionary
smackeroo — noun a) A kiss. b) A dollar (slang) … Wiktionary
Smackeroo — dollar; $1 … Dictionary of Australian slang
smackeroo — Australian Slang dollar; $1 … English dialects glossary
smackeroo — smack·er·oo … English syllables
smackeroo — /smækəˈru/ (say smakuh rooh) noun Colloquial a dollar. Also, smackeroony …
smackeroo — ˌsmakəˈrü noun ( s) Etymology: alteration of smacker slang : dollar … Useful english dictionary
nickname — People are often addressed by a nickname in English speaking countries, a nickname being an extra, unofficial name, not formally given by the parents or legally adopted by the person who bears it. In fifty sample novels, for example, where a… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
-eroo — a suffix that creates familiar, usually jocular variations of semantically more neutral nouns; normally added to monosyllabic bases, or merged with bases ending in er: flopperoo; smackeroo; switcheroo. [of unclear orig.; perh. extracted from… … Universalium
buck — 1. noun /bʌk/ a) A male deer, antelope, sheep, goat, rabbit, hare, and sometimes the male of other animals such as the ferret and shad. Can I borrow five bucks? … Wiktionary