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1 lam
{læm}
I. 1. v (-mm-) sl бия, напердашвам (здраво), нападам (и словесно) (into)
2. офейквам, плюя си на петите
II. n ам. sl. бягство, офейкване
to take it on the LAM побягвам, офейквам, духвам
III. 1. шег., вулг. learn
2. разг. уча, научавам
that'll LAM you това ще ти бъде за урок* * *{la:n} v 1. шег., вулг. learn; 2. разг. уча, научавам; that'll lam(2) lam {lam} v (-mm-) sl. 1. бия, напердашвам (здраво), нападам (и* * *1. i. v (-mm-) sl бия, напердашвам (здраво), нападам (и словесно) (into) 2. ii. n ам. sl. бягство, офейкване 3. iii. шег., вулг. learn 4. that'll lam you това ще ти бъде за урок 5. to take it on the lam побягвам, офейквам, духвам 6. офейквам, плюя си на петите 7. разг. уча, научавам* * *
См. также в других словарях:
lam into somebody — ˌlam ˈinto sb derived (BrE, informal) to attack sb violently with blows or words • She really lammed into her opponent during the debate. Main entry: ↑lamderived … Useful english dictionary
lam into — verb hit violently, as in an attack • Syn: ↑tear into, ↑lace into, ↑pitch into, ↑lay into • Hypernyms: ↑hit • Verb Frames: Somebody s something … Useful english dictionary
lam into — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms lam into : present tense I/you/we/they lam into he/she/it lams into present participle lamming into past tense lammed into past participle lammed into British informal lam into someone to strongly attack or… … English dictionary
lam into — informal hit hard or repeatedly. → lam … English new terms dictionary
lam — Ⅰ. lam [1] ► VERB (lammed, lamming) (often lam into) informal ▪ hit hard or repeatedly. ORIGIN perhaps Scandinavian. Ⅱ. lam [2] N. Amer. informal … English terms dictionary
lam — I n. (slang) flight on the lam (she took it on the lam) ( she fled ) II v. (slang) (d; intr.) to lam into ( to attack ) * * * [ lɑːmeɪ] (slang) [ flight ] on the lam ( she fled ; she took it on the lam) (slang) (d; intr.) to lam into ( to attack… … Combinatory dictionary
lam — lam1 [ læm ] noun on the lam AMERICAN INFORMAL running away from someone such as the police: He was arrested after more than a year on the lam. lam lam 2 [ læm ] verb ,lam into phrasal verb transitive BRITISH INFORMAL lam into someone to strongly … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
lam — I. /læm/ (say lam) Colloquial –verb (t) (lammed, lamming) 1. to beat; strike. –phrase 2. lam into, to thrash; rain down a succession of blows on. {from Old Norse lamði, past tense of lemja beat so as to disable; related to lame1} II. /læm/ (say… …
lam — I UK [læm] / US verb Word forms lam : present tense I/you/we/they lam he/she/it lams present participle lamming past tense lammed past participle lammed Phrasal verbs: lam into II UK [læm] / US noun on the lam … English dictionary
lam — 1 verb lam into sb phrasal verb (T) BrE informal to hit someone or speak angrily to them 2 noun on the lam AmE informal escaping from someone, especially the police: Sykes was recaptured after three weeks on the lam … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
lam — lam1 verb (lams, lamming, lammed) (also lam into) informal hit hard or repeatedly. Origin C16: perh. of Scand. origin. lam2 N. Amer. informal noun (in phr. on the lam) in flight, especially from the police. verb … English new terms dictionary
