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n куршум, оловна топка на въдица или мрежа за риба* * *{'bulit} n куршум.* * *стрелкам; патрон; куршум;* * *n куршум, оловна топка на въдица или мрежа за риба* * *bullet[´bulit] I. n 1. куршум; a random ( stray) \bullet случаен (заблуден) куршум; a silver \bullet куршум на наемен убиец; jacketed \bullet блиндиран куршум; to stop a \bullet бивам ранен; 2. ост., воен. гюлленце; • to get the \bullet прен. бивам уволнен, съкратен; to bite the \bullet преглъщам горчив хап, принуден съм да се примиря (подчиня); every \bullet has its billet посл. не можеш да избягаш от съдбата, каквото е писано ще стане; II. v движа се бързо, стрелкам се, втурвам се, връхлитам.
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