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{sɔk}
I. 1. къс/мъжки чорап
2. стелка на обувка
3. ист. сандал на комически актъор, комедия
4. wind sleeve, sock
to pull up one's SOCKs разг. давам си зор, размърдвам се
put a SOCK in it! мълчи! стига си дрънкал!
II. v to SOCK away ам. скътвам (пари)
III. v sl. удрям (силно), цапардосвам, хвърлям, запращам
to SOCK it to someone здравата напердашвам някого
IV. n sl. (силен) удар* * *{sъk} n 1. къс/мъжки чорап; 2. стелка на обувка; З. ист. сандал (2) {sъk} v: to sock away ам. скътвам (пари).{3} {sъk} v sl. удрям (силно), цапардосвам; хвърлям, запращам; t{4} {sъk} n sl. (силен) удар.* * *чорап;* * *1. i. къс/мъжки чорап 2. ii. v to sock away ам. скътвам (пари) 3. iii. v sl. удрям (силно), цапардосвам, хвърлям, запращам 4. iv. n sl. (силен) удар 5. put a sock in it! мълчи! стига си дрънкал! 6. to pull up one's socks разг. давам си зор, размърдвам се 7. to sock it to someone здравата напердашвам някого 8. wind sleeve, sock 9. ист. сандал на комически актъор, комедия 10. стелка на обувка* * *sock[sɔk] I. n 1. къс чорап; мъжки чорап; 2. стелка (подложка) на обувка; 3. ост. ист. сандал на класически актьор; • to pull o.'s \socks up залягам над работата си, запрятам ръкави; to knock o.'s \socks off взема ми акъла, силно ме впечатлява; work o.'s \socks off скапвам се (съсипвам се) от работа; put a \sock in it! sl мълчи де, стига си дрънкал! II. v обувам в чорапи, слагам чорапи на; to \sock away ам. разг. заделям, спестявам; III. sock sl v удрям; хвърлям ( камък); to \sock away ам. sl пестя, заделям; IV. n удар; to give s.o. \socks набивам някого, натупвам (напердашвам) някого; to \sock to it sl силно впечатлявам, шашвам; стъписвам; V. adv със замах; право, точно; VI. sock n уч. sl сладкиш, сладко; VII. sock n 1. палешник (на плуг); 2. показател за посоката на вятъра.
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