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1 squawk
{skwɔ:k}
I. 1. гракам, грача, крякам, изкрясква
2. sl. шумно протестирам
II. n крясък, грачене, грак
SQUAWK box рaзг. високоговорител* * *{skwъ:k} v 1. гракам, грача, крякам; изкрясква; 2. sl. шумно п(2) {skwъ:k} n крясък, грачене, грак; squawk box рaзг. високоговори* * *грач;* * *1. i. гракам, грача, крякам, изкрясква 2. ii. n крясък, грачене, грак 3. sl. шумно протестирам 4. squawk box рaзг. високоговорител* * *squawk[skwɔ:k] I. v 1. грача, крякам, кряскам; изкрясквам; 2. sl оплаквам се, протестирам; II. n 1. грак, крясък; 2. sl недоволствам, оплаквам се; вайкам се, тюхкам се.
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