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1 lick one's lips
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2 lick one's lips
облизываться, смаковать, предвкушая удовольствие; ≈ слюнки текутLips are being licked in anticipation of more profit from the Savoy Hotel, famous dining-spot for potentates and tycoons. (‘Daily Worker’) — Акционеры предвкушают прибыли, которые им принесет гостиница "Савой" - знаменитое место встречи монархов и магнатов за обеденным столом.
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3 lick one's lips
inf потирать руки; предвкушать (ожидать с нетерпением)The popular newspapers were licking their lips at the prospect of a really big political scandal.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > lick one's lips
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4 lick one's lips
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > lick one's lips
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5 lick one's lips
Общая лексика: облизываться (что-либо), предвкушать (что-либо), смаковать (что-либо) -
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облизываться, смаковать, предвкушатьАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > lick one's lips
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7 lick one's lips
ללקק שפתיים* * *◙ םייתפש קקלל◄ -
8 lick one's lips
dudaklarını yalamak, yalanmak, ağzının suyu akmak -
9 lick one's lips
dudaklarını yalamak, yalanmak, ağzının suyu akmak -
10 lick one's lips
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11 lick one's lips
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12 lick one's lips
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13 lick one's lips fingers
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14 to lick one's lips
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15 to lick one's lips
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16 to purse one's lips
to purse (to pout, to lick) one's lips морщить (надувать, облизывать/облизнуть) губыEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to purse one's lips
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17 smack one's lips
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18 to lick the jam off one's lips
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to lick the jam off one's lips
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19 lick
lick [lɪk]1. nouna. [person, animal, flames] lécher• I've got it licked [+ problem, puzzle] j'ai trouvé la solution ; [+ bad habit] j'ai réussi à m'arrêter• it's got me licked [problem] ça me dépasse* * *[lɪk] 1.1) coup m de langue2) fig3) (colloq) Music ( in jazz) chorus m2.transitive verb1) lécherto lick something clean — [animal] nettoyer quelque chose à coups de langue
to lick one's chops (colloq) ou lips — lit se lécher les babines; fig ( at prospect) se délecter (at à)
to lick somebody's boots — (colloq) lécher les bottes (colloq) de or à quelqu'un
2) (colloq) ( beat in game) écraser [team, opponent]; ( beat physically) battre [person]to get licked — ( in game) se faire écraser
I think we've got the problem licked! — (colloq) je crois que nous avons réussi à venir à bout de ce problème
••at a fair ou good lick — (colloq) à toute allure
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lick [lɪk]1 noun(a) (with tongue) coup m de langue;∎ to give sth a lick lécher qch;∎ can I have a lick of your ice-cream? je peux goûter ta glace?;∎ a lick of paint un (petit) coup de peinture;∎ at a tremendous lick à fond la caisse, à fond de train(c) lick (of hair) mèche f(d) Agriculture pierre f à lécher∎ we got our last licks on the beach before the weather changed on est allé à la plage une dernière fois avant que le temps ne se gâte;∎ he started the debate so you get last licks c'est lui qui a entamé le débat, ce sera donc à toi de le clore∎ the dog licked its bowl clean le chien a nettoyé sa gamelle à coups de langue;∎ the dog licked her hand le chien lui a léché la main;∎ the cat licked (up) the milk from the plate le chat a lapé le lait qui était dans l'assiette;∎ he licked the jam off the bread il lécha la confiture de la tartine;∎ the dog licked the crumbs off the floor le chien léchait les miettes par terre;∎ familiar to lick one's chops se lécher les babines;∎ figurative the flames licked the walls of the house les flammes léchaient les murs de la maison;∎ familiar to lick sb's boots lécher les bottes à qn;∎ to lick one's lips se lécher les lèvres; figurative (with satisfaction, lust) se frotter les mains; (with eager anticipation) se lécher les babines;∎ British how long did it take to lick the garden into shape? combien de temps vous a-t-il fallu pour que le jardin prenne forme?;∎ a spell in the army will soon lick him into shape un séjour à l'armée lui fera le plus grand bien∎ this crossword has got me licked ces mots croisés sont trop forts pour moi;∎ we've finally got the problem licked nous sommes enfin venus à bout du problème;∎ when it comes to marketing, they've got us licked pour ce qui est du marketing, on ne leur arrive pas à la cheville∎ to lick sb out brouter le cresson à qn
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lick one's lips — To look forward, or (archaic) to recall, with pleasure • • • Main Entry: ↑lick * * * I lick one s lips (or chops) look forward to something with eager anticipation II lick (or smack) one s lips look forward to something with relish; show one s… … Useful english dictionary
lick one's lips — run one s tongue over the lips (i.e. from hunger) … English contemporary dictionary
smack/lick one's lips — To say that a person is smacking or licking their lips means that they are showing that they are excited about something and are eager for it to happen. They were smacking their lips at the idea of the money they were going to make … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
smack or lick one's lips — idi to indicate one s keen enjoyment or anticipation … From formal English to slang
smack one's lips — lick one s lips … English contemporary dictionary
lick — [lik] vt. [ME licken < OE liccian, akin to Ger lecken < IE base * leig̑h , to lick > Gr leichein, L ligurrire, to lick, lingere, to lick up] 1. to pass the tongue over [to lick one s lips] 2. to bring into a certain condition by passing… … English World dictionary
lick — v. & n. v.tr. & intr. 1 tr. pass the tongue over, esp. to taste, moisten, or (of animals) clean. 2 tr. bring into a specified condition or position by licking (licked it all up; licked it clean). 3 a tr. (of a flame, waves, etc.) touch; play… … Useful english dictionary
lick — /lɪk / (say lik) verb (t) 1. (sometimes followed by off, from, etc.) to pass the tongue over the surface of. 2. to affect by strokes of the tongue: to lick the plate clean. 3. to pass or play lightly over, as flames do. 4. Colloquial to overcome… …
Chapped lips — Dry, cracked or sore lips, usually in cold, windy, dry weather and less often in warm weather. Sun exposure can contribute to chapping of the lips. Licking or biting the lips does not help the situation. The lips are more sensitive to chapping… … Medical dictionary
lip — n. & v. n. 1 a either of the two fleshy parts forming the edges of the mouth opening. b a thing resembling these. c = LABIUM. 2 the edge of a cup, vessel, etc., esp. the part shaped for pouring from. 3 colloq. impudent talk (that s enough of your … Useful english dictionary
perleche — noun a disorder of the lips marked by scaling and fissures at the corners of the mouth; caused by a deficiency of riboflavin • Syn: ↑cheilosis • Hypernyms: ↑disorder, ↑upset * * * (ˈ)per|lesh noun ( s) E … Useful english dictionary