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121 armar pendencia
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122 лезть
нсв vi1) взбираться, подниматься to climb (up)лезть на кры́шу — to climb onto a roof
лезть на́ гору — to climb up a hill
2) разг проникать куда-л, входить тайком to climb, to crawl, to get (through, into, under)лезть в по́греб — to go down into a cellar
лезть под крова́ть — to crawl under a bed
лезть в во́ду — to get into the water
де́ти лезут тайко́м в сад — the children are sneaking into the orchard
во́ры лезут в дом — thieves are stealing into the house
3) разг проникать рукой во что-л to reach into; to dip intoлезть в карма́н — to reach/to dip into one's pocket
лезть в я́щик стола́ — to reach into a drawer
4) разг вмешиваться во что-ллезть в дра́ку — to get into a fight, to start/to pick a fight
не лезь не в своё де́ло! — mind your own business! coll
не лезь к нему́ с пустяка́ми! — don't bother him with trifles!
5) разг чаще с отрицанием - входить куда-л, быть в порусапо́г не лезет на́ ногу — the boot doesn't fit on the foot
6) разг выпадать - о волосах, шерсти to fall/to come out•- лезть на рожон
- лезть в бутылку
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123 задираться
I несовер. - задираться;
совер. - задраться возвр.;
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1) (об одежде) ride up
2) (о ногте и т.п.) break, split
3) только несовер. pick a fight/quarrel II страд. от задиратьБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > задираться
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124 искать повод для драки, ссоры
General subject: pick a fightУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > искать повод для драки, ссоры
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125 awanturować się
(-uję, -ujesz); vrto make a fuss lub row* * *ipf.make a fuss, cause trouble, pick a fight ( z kimś with sth, o coś about l. over sth); awanturować się o byle co l. z byle powodu make a fus for no reason.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > awanturować się
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126 gnój
m; gen sg -oju2) shitface (pot!)* * *mi-o- Gen. -u1. tylko sing. (= odchody zwierzęce, obornik) manure, dung, muck.2. przen. (= bałagan, brud) mess, muck.3. przen. (= awantura) quarrel, brawl; robić gnój pick a fight, (start a) brawl l. quarrel; narobić komuś gnoju embarass sb.mp-o- Gen. -a Gen.pl. -ów l. gnoi pog., wulg. ( człowiek wzbudzający pogardę) shithead, shit for brains.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gnój
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127 yppe
verb. incite, instigate, stir up, pick a fight -
128 crosse
crosse [kʀɔs]feminine noun• s'il me cherche des crosses... (inf!) if he's looking for trouble...* * *kʀɔs1) ( de fusil) butt; ( de revolver) gripà coups de crosse — ( de fusil) with the butt of a rifle
2) ( d'évêque) crozier3) Sport stick4) ( extrémité recourbée) ( de fougère) crozier; ( de canne) crook; ( de violon) head; ( d'aorte) arch* * *kʀɔs nf1) [fusil] butt, [revolver] butt2) [évêque] crosier3) [hockey] hockey stick* * *crosse nf1 ( de fusil) butt; ( de revolver) grip; frapper qn à coups de crosse ( de fusil) to hit sb with the butt of a rifle;2 Relig crozier; crosse d'évêque bishop's crozier;3 Sport stick; crosse de hockey hockey stick;4 ( extrémité recourbée) ( de fougère) crozier; ( de canne) crook; ( de violon) head; ( d'aorte) arch.chercher des crosses○ à qn to pick a fight with sb.[krɔs] nom féminin[d'un fusil] butt[d'un canon] trail
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