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1 бити
1) to beat; to thrashбити кийком (про поліцейского) — to baton, to bludgeon
бити кулаком — to box, to punch
бити масло — to churn ( butter)
бити батогом — to flog, to whip
бити в ціль — to hit the target тж.
3) ( давати сигнал) to sound; ( про годинник) to strike, to tollбити відбій — to sound the retreat, to beat a retreat тж.
4) ( про воду) to gush, to spurt, to well upбити джерелом — to spring, to well up; ( вирувати) to be in full swing
бити струменем — to jet, to spurt
5) ( вбивати) to kill, to slaughter6) (намагатися, прагнути) to strive (for, after)бити на щось — to drive ( to aim) at
бити по кишені — to cause losses, to cost one a pretty penny, to touch the pocket
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2 вимолочувати
= вимолотитиto thrash, to thresh ( out) -
3 витрясати
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4 відлупцювати
to beat violently; to cudgel, to drub; ( відшмагати чимсь) to thrash, to flog -
5 відшмагати
to lash, to whip, to thrash, to flog -
6 колошматити
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7 лупцювати
to beat, to cudgel, to whip, to flog, to thwack, to drub, to thrash; sl to tan, to towel, to belabour -
8 молотити
to thresh; ( машиною) to thrash -
9 набивати
= набити2) ( наповнювати) to fill ( with), to pack ( with), to stuff ( with)3) тк. док.набити пику (морду) комусь — to lick smb., to whack smb. in the face
4)набивати руку на чомусь — to become a skilled ( practised) hand at smth., to become a dab hand
набивати ціну — to raise the price, to outbid, to overbid, to bid up
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10 обговорювати
= обговоритиto consider, to discuss, to debate, to exchange opinions, to talk the matter over; to confer; ( старанно) to thrash out -
11 обмолочувати
= обмолотитиto thrash, to thresh -
12 перемолочувати
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13 сікти
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14 умолотити
to thrash, to thresh; to get by threshing
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