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1. be silent, keep silent/silence, keep/observe silence, remain/keep silent/mum, be/keep still; not say/utter a word, say nothing; hold o.'s peaceразг. be/keep mumмълчи! мълчете! hush! silence! don't talk! keep quiet/still/silent(грубо) shut up! мълча като риба be as dumb/close as an oyster, shut up like a clam, be as dumb as a fishмълча като гроб be as silent as the graveмълча си not say a word, keep o.'s own council, hold o.'s peace, разг. keep o.'s noiseняма да му мълча I won't hold my tongue, I'll answer backмълча упорито maintain a stubborn silence, refuse to open o.'s mouthнай-добре да си мълчим least said soonest mendedзащо мълчиш? why are you silent, why don't you say something?по този въпрос тя мълчи she keeps mum about itпо този въпрос историята мълчи history is silent on this pointне мога повече да мълча (по този въпрос) I have to speak outмълчи като пън he never has anything/a word to say, he never says a word; he hasn't a word to throw at a dog2. (пазя тайна) keep a secret, hold o.'s tongue; button up o.'s mouthмълчи си! don't speak! разг. mum's the word!3. (не отговарям на писмо) not answer/reply* * *мълча̀,гл.1. be silent, keep/observe silence, remain/keep silent/mum, be/keep still; not say/utter a word, say nothing; hold o.’s peace/noise; защо мълчиш? why are you silent, why don’t you say something? \мълча като риба be as dumb/close as an oyster, be as dumb as a fish; \мълча си not say a word, keep o.’s own council, hold o.’s peace, разг. keep o.’s noise; \мълча упорито refuse to open o.’s mouth; мълчи като пън he never has anything/a word to say; he hasn’t a word to throw at a dog; мълчи! мълчете! hush! silence! don’t talk! keep quiet/still/silent; (грубо) shut up!, sl. belt up! най-добре да си мълчим least said soonest mended; не мога повече да \мълча (по този въпрос) I have to speak out; няма да му \мълча I won’t hold my tongue;2. ( пазя тайна) keep a secret, hold o.’s tongue; button up o.’s mouth; разг. keep (s.th.) under one’s hat; keep the lid on, keep a stiff upper lip.* * *1. (грубо) shut up! МЪЛЧА като риба be as dumb/close as an oyster, shut up like a clam, be as dumb as a fish 2. (не отговарям на писмо) not answer/reply 3. (пазя тайна) keep a secret, hold o.'s tongue;button up o.'s mouth 4. be silent, keep silent/silence, keep/observe silence, remain/keep silent/mum, be/keep still;not say/utter a word, say nothing;hold o.'s peace 5. МЪЛЧА като гроб be as silent as the grave 6. МЪЛЧА си not say a word, keep o.'s own council, hold o.'s peace, разг. keep o.'s noise 7. МЪЛЧА упорито maintain a stubborn silence, refuse to open o.'s mouth 8. защо мълчиш? why are you silent, why don't you say something? 9. мълчи като пън he never has anything/ a word to say, he never says a word;he hasn't a word to throw at a dog 10. мълчи си! don't speak! разг. mum's the word! 11. мълчи! мълчете! hush! silence! don't talk! keep quiet/still/silent 12. най-добре да си мълчим least said soonest mended 13. не мога повече да МЪЛЧА (по този въпрос) I have to speak out 14. няма да му МЪЛЧА I won't hold my tongue, I'll answer back 15. по този въпрос историята мълчи history is silent on this point 16. по този въпрос тя мълчи she keeps mum about it 17. разг. be/keep mum
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