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1 whoop
1. n1) вигук; зойк2) гикання (мисливця)3) ухкання (пугача)4) коклюшний кашель5) схованки (гра)2. v1) кричати, викрикувати, вигукувати; галасувати, лементувати2) гикати, тюкати3) ухкати (про пугача)4) закашлятисяto whoop it up, to whoop things up — зчиняти галас; бешкетувати, буянити
* * *I [huːpˌ wuːp] n1) вигук, зойк (виражає подив, торжество)whoops of joy. warlike whoops — войовничі вигуки
3) пугикання (пугач;)5) хованки (гр;)II [huːpˌwuːp] vnot worth a whoop — шеляга не вартий, не вартий, копійки
1) викрикувати; зойкнути2) гикати; тюкати3) пугикати (про пугач;)4) кашляти7) вести агітацію на користь кого-н., чого-нto whoop it / things/ up — cл. зачини шумну гулянку; шумно святкувати що-н.; ( for) здійняти галас (навколо чого-н.)
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2 whoop
I [huːpˌ wuːp] n1) вигук, зойк (виражає подив, торжество)whoops of joy. warlike whoops — войовничі вигуки
3) пугикання (пугач;)5) хованки (гр;)II [huːpˌwuːp] vnot worth a whoop — шеляга не вартий, не вартий, копійки
1) викрикувати; зойкнути2) гикати; тюкати3) пугикати (про пугач;)4) кашляти7) вести агітацію на користь кого-н., чого-нto whoop it / things/ up — cл. зачини шумну гулянку; шумно святкувати що-н.; ( for) здійняти галас (навколо чого-н.)
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