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1 have a bite
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штипе (студот), пече, џграпа, лутикаса, гризе, апе, нагризува (киселина), загризуваn лесен оброк, кашај, апење, залак, касање* * *n. 1. каснато, укасано; убод; a dog (snake) bite каснато од пес (змија); a mosquito bite убод од комарец; *his bark is worse than his bite не е така опасен како што изгледа;2. рана од каснато;3. залак; мезе; to have a bite залагање; bite II (bajt); bit (bit); bitten ('bitn) and (rare) бит, бајт (компјутер); v1.tr каснување; the dog bit the child кучесто касна дете;2. tr грицкање; the child bites its nails детето ги грицка ноктите;3. tr (or: to bite up) (of insects) јадење, изедување; I got all bitten up by mosquitoes комарците ме изедоа;4. intr касање; does your dog bite? дали вашето куче каса?;5. intr печење; 6. intr загризување на јадицата, мамецот (also fig.); the fish are not biteing рибата не сака да го загризи мамецот; (fig.) to bite at smt. загризување во нешто; (fig.) he hoped that they would bite at the offer се надеваше дека тие ќе се фатат на јадицата; 7. intr (to bite into); нагризување; загризување во; to bite into an apple загризување јаболко; 8. misc.; *to bite one's tongue (and remain silent) загризи си го јазикот; *to bite the dust загинати (во борба); *once bitten twice shy еднаш изгорениот и на маштеница дуваn. касање;2. колвење;3. јадење,
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