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1 smelling bad
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2 bad-smelling
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4 bad-smelling
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6 bad-smelling
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7 the Bad Grass
сущ.; собст.; SK, DT 4Название обширного участка зарослей мутированной травы на пространстве между Коосом и каньоном Молнии в Меджисе.They walked out in silence, through sweet-smelling grass that tasted good to cows and horses even as it was expanding in their bellies, first bloating and then killing them. It was high—at least a foot taller than Roland’s head—and still green as summer. Children sometimes got lost in the Bad Grass and died there… — В молчании шагали они среди сладко пахнущей травы, которую с удовольствием продолжали есть коровы и лошади, даже когда она уже раздувала, а потом разрывала им желудки. Высокая, на фут выше головы Роланда, трава зеленела, как летом. Дети иногда терялись в Плохой Траве и умирали там… (ТБ 4)
English-Russian dictionary of neologisms from a series of books by Stephen King "Dark Tower" > the Bad Grass
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8 Shtark gehert
Smelling bad (used only in reference to food; lit., strongly heard)Yiddish-English dictionary (in roman letters) > Shtark gehert
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9 rancid
['rænsid]((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) harsk* * *['rænsid]((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) harsk -
10 kasariŋ
(adj) smelly, smelling. Jee be kasariŋ. That place is smelling bad. -
11 rancid
'rænsid((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) ranciotr['rænsɪd]1 rancio,-arancid ['ræntsɪd] adj: rancioadj.• añejo, -a adj.• rancio, -a adj.'rænsəd, 'rænsɪdadjective rancioto go rancid — ponerse* rancio
['rænsɪd]ADJ rancio* * *['rænsəd, 'rænsɪd]adjective rancioto go rancid — ponerse* rancio
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12 ranzig
Adj. rancid* * *rancid* * *rạn|zig ['rantsɪç]1. adjrancid2. advranzig schmecken/riechen — to taste/smell rancid
* * ** * *ran·zig[ˈrantsɪç]adj rancid▪ \ranzig sein/werden to be/turn rancid* * *Adjektiv rancid* * *ranzig adj rancid* * *Adjektiv rancid* * *adj.rancid adj. adv.rancidly adv. -
13 rancid
'rænsid((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) harskharskadj. \/ˈrænsɪd\/1) harsk, trå2) ( om lukt) ram, stinkende -
14 rancid
['rænsid]((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) þrár -
15 rancid
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16 rancid
['rænsid]((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) rançoso* * *ran.cid[r'ænsid] adj râncido, rançoso. -
17 rancid
adj. ekşimiş, kokmuş, bozuk, acımış, kokuşmuş, iğrenç* * *ekşimiş* * *['rænsid]((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) kokmuş, eskimiş, bozulmuş -
18 rancid
['rænsid]((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) žarek* * *[raensid]adjective ( rancidly adverb)žaltav, žarek (o masti, slanini, olju), pokvarjen (o živilih, hrani); neprijeten, gnusen, odvraten, osovražen, zoprn -
19 rancid
• pahentunut• härskiintynyt• härski• eltaantunut• mädäntynyt• mädännyt• mätä• pilaantunut* * *'rænsid((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) härski -
20 rancid
['rænsɪd]aggettivo rancidoto go rancid — diventare rancido, irrancidire
* * *['rænsid]((of food, especially butter) tasting or smelling bad.) rancido* * *rancid /ˈrænsɪd/a.rancidityn. [u]rancidità.* * *['rænsɪd]aggettivo rancidoto go rancid — diventare rancido, irrancidire
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