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1 stooge
{stu:dʒ}
I. 1. театр. актъор във вариете, осмиван от комедиант
2. лице, станало/служещо за посмешище
3. изкупителна жертва
4. разг. подставено лице
II. 1. вървя по гайдата (for на), играя второстепенна роля, асистирам, върша черната работа
2. to STOOGE around обикалям, навъртам се, шляя се, мая се, убивам си времето
3. to STOOGE about ав. кръжа преди приземяване* * *{stu:j} n sl. 1. театр. актьор във вариете, осмиван от коме(2) {stu:j} v 1. вървя по гайдата (for на); играя второстеп* * *n мекере;stooge; n sl. 1. театр. актьор във вариете, осмиван от комедиант; 2. лице, станало* * *1. i. театр. актъор във вариете, осмиван от комедиант 2. ii. вървя по гайдата (for на), играя второстепенна роля, асистирам, върша черната работа 3. to stooge about ав. кръжа преди приземяване 4. to stooge around обикалям, навъртам се, шляя се, мая се, убивам си времето 5. изкупителна жертва 6. лице, станало/служещо за посмешище 7. разг. подставено лице* * *stooge[stu:dʒ] sl I. n 1. театр. актьор, който подава реплики на комедиант; посмешище; 2. изкупителна жертва; козел отпущения; 3. аджамия; чирак, начинаещ, който върши второстепенна работа; 4. подставено лице; подлец, мекере; II. v 1. свиря втора цигулка; вървя по гайдата на ( for); играя второстепенна роля; асистирам; уча се на занаят, чиракувам, върша черната работа; 2. (\stooge around) обикалям, навъртам се; мая се; шляя се; убивам времето; to \stooge around разг. мотая се, върша туй-онуй, намирам се на работа (колкото да мине времето).
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