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44 smooch; slow dance
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45 have a smooch
expr infmlI wonder what you're coming here for? To have a smooch with me? — Я не понимаю, зачем ты сюда приходишь? Чтобы позажиматься со мной?
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48 smoochy
smooch.y[sm'u:tʃi] adj Brit romântico, diz-se de disco ou música lenta que propicia carinhos, jogos de amor. -
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50 buss
1. n диал. поцелуй2. n диал. целование3. v диал. целовать; целоватьсяСинонимический ряд:1. kiss (noun) kiss; peck; smack; smacker; smooch2. kiss (verb) kiss; lip; osculate; peck; smack; smooch -
51 kiss
1. n поцелуй, лобзаниеto steal a kiss — поцеловать без разрешения, сорвать поцелуй
Liverpool kiss — «поцелуй ливерпульца», удар в зубы
2. n лёгкое, ласковое прикосновение3. n лёгкий удар бильярдных шаров друг о друга4. n безе5. n детск. пена; пузырьки6. n конфетка7. n обыкн. ист. брызги сургуча8. v целовать, лобызатьto kiss good night — поцеловать перед сном; пожелать спокойной ночи
9. v целоваться, лобызаться10. v легко и ласково коснуться; ласкать11. v слегка коснуться один другогоСинонимический ряд:1. peck (noun) buss; greeting; peck; smack; smacker; smooch2. brush (verb) brush; glance; graze; shave; skim3. buss (verb) buss; lip; osculate; peck; smack; smooch -
52 peck
1. n пек2. n множество, масса, куча3. n клевок4. n шутл. лёгкий поцелуй5. n след клевка, укола, дырочка; углубление6. n сл. пища, харч7. v клевать, долбить клювом8. v шутл. легко поцеловать, «клюнуть»9. v выклёвывать, продалбливать дырку10. v разг. мало есть, «клевать»11. v разг. пилить, бранить, «клевать»12. v разг. копать киркой13. v разг. долбить острым инструментом14. v диал. бросать камни15. v диал. бросаться камнями16. v диал. бросаться вперёдСинонимический ряд:1. indentation (noun) chip; dent; depression; dimple; dint; indentation; mark; nick; scar2. kiss (noun) buss; kiss; smack; smacker; smooch3. measure (noun) bags; barrel; bushel; eight quarts; large amount; load; measure; quantity; quarter-bushel4. much (noun) great deal; heap; lashings; lot; lump; mass; mountain; much; multiplicity; pack; pile; plenty5. sharp stroke (noun) blow; jab; knock; pinch; poke; rap; sharp stroke; tap; thump6. kiss (verb) buss; kiss; lip; osculate; smack; smooch7. pick (verb) carp; fuss; nag; pick8. tap (verb) beak; nip; pat; pierce; rap; strike; tap; tap with beak -
53 smack
1. n вкус, привкус; запах2. n небольшое количество; глоток; капля3. n глоток4. v иметь вкус, привкус; пахнуть; припахивать, отдавать5. v чувствоваться, ощущаться; наблюдатьсяrace meetings to me always smacked of the idle rich — в моём представлении скачки всегда ассоциировались с богатыми бездельниками
6. v редк. улавливать вкус, привкус, запах7. n шлепок; хлопок8. n чмоканье, причмокиванье9. n звонкий поцелуй10. n щёлканье11. n разг. попытка12. adv разг. прямо, прямиком, прямо-таки13. v чмокать, причмокивать14. v звонко целовать15. v чавкать16. v смаковать17. v щёлкать18. v шлёпать19. v хлопать20. v спорт. гасить мяч21. int звукоподр. шлёп!, щёлк!22. n мор. смэк23. n сл. героинСинонимический ряд:1. exactly (adj.) clearly; exactly; just; precisely2. blow (noun) bang; bastinado; bat; belt; biff; blow; bop; crack; hit; lick; noise; pat; pound; slam; slosh; smash; snap; swat; thwack; wallop; whack; whop3. cuff (noun) bash; box; buffet; chop; clout; cuff; haymaker; poke; punch; slap; sock; spank4. hint (noun) bit; breath; cast; dash; hint; intimation; shade; shadow; smatch; smell; soupcon; spice; sprinkling; strain; streak; suggestion; suspicion; tincture; tinge; touch; trace; trifle; twang; vein; whiff; whisper; wink5. kiss (noun) buss; greeting; kiss; peck; smacker; smooch6. taste (noun) aroma; atmosphere; flavor; flavour; relish; sapidity; sapor; savor; savour; tang; taste7. catch (verb) catch; clout; knock; pop; slam; slog; smash; smite; swat; whack; wham8. kiss (verb) buss; greet; kiss; lip; osculate; peck; smooch9. reek (verb) flavor; flavour; reek; savor; savour; smell; stink; suggest; tang; taste10. spank (verb) blip; blow; box; buffet; bust; cuff; hit; pat; slap; spank; strike -
54 achuchar
achuchar vtr fam
1 (empujar, aplastar a alguien) to shove
2 (abrazar y besuquear) to hug, smooch: se estaban achuchando en medio de la calle, they were petting in the middle of the street
3 (apremiar) to pressurize: la directora nos achucha para que terminemos a tiempo, the director puts some pressure on us to get it finished on time ' achuchar' also found in these entries: Spanish: azuzar -
55 besuquearse
■besuquearse verbo reflexivo to smooch, pet ' besuquearse' also found in these entries: Spanish: besuquear English: canoodle - neck - pet -
56 smoocher
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57 suck
1. transitive verb2. intransitive verbsuck one's thumb — am Daumen lutschen
1) [Baby:] saugensuck at something — an etwas (Dat.) saugen
suck at a lollipop — an einem Lutscher lecken
2)something sucks — (esp. Amer. sl.) etwas ist Scheiße (derb)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/92249/suck_down">suck down- suck in- suck under- suck up* * *1. verb1) (to draw liquid etc into the mouth: As soon as they are born, young animals learn to suck (milk from their mothers); She sucked up the lemonade through a straw.) saugen2) (to hold something between the lips or inside the mouth, as though drawing liquid from it: I told him to take the sweet out of his mouth, but he just went on sucking; He sucked the end of his pencil.) lutschen3) (to pull or draw in a particular direction with a sucking or similar action: The vacuum cleaner sucked up all the dirt from the carpet; A plant sucks up moisture from the soil.) einsaugen2. noun(an act of sucking: I gave him a suck of my lollipop.) das Lutschen- sucker- suck up to* * *[sʌk]I. nII. vtshe was sitting on the grass \sucking lemonade through a straw sie saß im Gras und trank mit einem Strohhalm Limonade2. (roll tongue around)▪ to \suck sth etw lutschento \suck sweets Bonbons lutschento \suck one's teeth an den Zähnen saugento \suck one's thumb [am] Daumen lutschenthe city has been \sucked dry of local talent der talentierte Nachwuchs der Stadt wurde abgeworben4. (strongly attract)▪ to \suck sb/sth somewhere jdn/etw irgendwohin ziehen▪ to \suck sb/sth under jdn/etw in die Tiefe ziehenhe was \sucked into a conspiracy er wurde in eine Verschwörung hineingezogen6.III. vi2. (roll tongue around) etw lutschento \suck at sweets Bonbons lutschento \suck at one's teeth an den Zähnen saugen3. (be compelled to participate)man this job \sucks! Mann, dieser Job ist echt Scheiße!5.▶ to \suck sb's brains jdn ausnutzen* * *[sʌk]1. nto have a suck (at straw) — saugen, ziehen (at an +dat ); (at lemonade etc) nuckeln (inf), ziehen (at an +dat ); (at lollipop) lutschen (at an +dat
2. vtsaugen; breast, straw saugen an (+dat); sweet, pastille lutschen; lollipop lutschen an (+dat); thumb lutschen or nuckeln (inf) an (+dat)to suck the juice out of sth — den Saft aus etw heraussaugen
to suck sb's blood (lit) — jdm das Blut aussaugen; (fig) jdn bis aufs Blut aussaugen
to suck sb dry (fig) — jdn bis aufs Blut aussaugen
go and teach your grandmother to suck eggs (prov) — da will das Ei wieder klüger sein als die Henne (prov)
3. vi1) (at an +dat) saugen; (at dummy) nuckeln (inf); (at lollipop) lutschen; (at thumb) lutschen, nuckeln (inf); (at pipe, through straw) ziehenhe always makes a sucking noise with his soup — er schlürft seine Suppe immer
2) (US inf= be very bad)
this city sucks — diese Stadt ist echt Scheiße (inf)* * *suck [sʌk]A v/t1. saugen (from, out of aus dat)2. saugen an (dat), eine Orange etc aussaugen4. suck ina) einsaugen,b) Wissen in sich aufsaugen,c) Br sl jemanden bescheißen5. lutschen an (dat):suck one’s thumb (am) Daumen lutschen;suck sweets Bonbons lutschen8. fig holen, gewinnen, ziehen:suck advantage out of Vorteil ziehen ausB v/i1. saugen, lutschen ( beide:at an dat):he sucked at his pipe er sog an seiner Pfeife2. an der Brust trinken oder saugen5. US sl (echt) beschissen seinC s1. Saugen n, Lutschen n:2. Sog m, Saugkraft f3. saugendes Geräusch4. Wirbel m, Strudel m5. umg kleiner Schluck6. sl Arschkriecher(in) pej* * *1. transitive verb 2. intransitive verb1) [Baby:] saugensuck at something — an etwas (Dat.) saugen
2)something sucks — (esp. Amer. sl.) etwas ist Scheiße (derb)
Phrasal Verbs:- suck in- suck up* * *v.an etwas lutschen ausdr.aussaugen v.saugen v.(§ p.,pp.: sog, gesogen) -
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59 clench
сжимать глагол:крепко держать (grip, clench)прибивать гвоздем (clench, clinch)входить в клинч (clench, clinch)имя существительное:клинч (clinch, clench) -
60 clinch
клинч имя существительное:скрепка (clip, staple, clinch)глагол:заклепывать (rivet, clinch, clench)окончательно решать (clench, clinch, seal)прибивать гвоздем (clench, clinch)входить в клинч (clench, clinch)
См. также в других словарях:
smooch´i|ly — smooch|y «SMOO chee», adjective, smooch|i|er, smooch|i|est. = smudgy. (Cf. ↑smudgy) –smooch´i|ly, adverb. –smooch´i|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
smooch|y — «SMOO chee», adjective, smooch|i|er, smooch|i|est. = smudgy. (Cf. ↑smudgy) –smooch´i|ly, adverb. –smooch´i|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
Smooch — Smooch, v. t. See {Smutch}. [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
smooch — [smu:tʃ] v [I + with] [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: smouch to kiss (16 19 centuries)] informal if two people smooch, they kiss and hold each other in a romantic way, especially while dancing … Dictionary of contemporary English
smooch — [ smutʃ ] verb intransitive INFORMAL if two people smooch, they kiss and hold each other closely … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
smooch — 1932 (v.); 1942 (n.), alteration of dialectal verb smouch (1570s), possibly imitative of the sound of kissing (Cf. German dialectal schmutzen to kiss ). Related: Smooched; smooching … Etymology dictionary
smooch — [v] kiss butterfly*, French*, greet, lip*, make out*, mush*, neck*, park*, peck, pucker up*, smack; concepts 185,375 … New thesaurus
smooch — informal ► VERB 1) kiss and cuddle amorously. 2) Brit. dance slowly in a close embrace. ► NOUN ▪ a spell of smooching. DERIVATIVES smoocher noun smoochy adjective (smoochier, smoochiest … English terms dictionary
smooch — smooch1 [smo͞och] vt., n. var. of SMUTCH smooch2 [smo͞och] n. [var. of dial. smouch, akin to Ger dial. (Westphalian) smuck: ult. akin to SMACK2] Slang a kiss vi., vt. Slang 1. to kiss … English World dictionary
smooch — [[t]smu͟ːtʃ[/t]] smooches, smooching, smooched V RECIP If two people smooch, they kiss and hold each other closely. People sometimes smooch while they are dancing. [V with n] I smooched with him on the dance floor... [pl n V] The customers smooch … English dictionary
smooch — UK [smuːtʃ] / US [smutʃ] verb [intransitive] Word forms smooch : present tense I/you/we/they smooch he/she/it smooches present participle smooching past tense smooched past participle smooched informal if two people smooch, they kiss and hold… … English dictionary