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1. fall*; ( о сыпучем) pour, run* out2. (о звуках, словах и т. п.) rain down, pour forthудары сыпались градом — blows were raining down, или falling thick and fast
3. ( о ткани — разрушаться) fray out -
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штукату́рка сы́плется — the plaster flakes off
2) (о звуках, словах и т.п.) rain down, pour forthсы́паться гра́дом — rain down
3) ( обрушиваться во множестве) fall thick and fastуда́ры сы́пались гра́дом — blows were raining down [falling thick and fast]
4) разг. ( о ткани) fray out••песо́к сы́плется из кого́-л — см. песок
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