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1 swag
{swæg}
I. 1. гирлянда, фестон, драперия
2. плячка, плячкосване, грабеж
3. австрал. торба, вързоп, бохча (на минъоp и пр.)
4. рушвет, пари, получени от гешефти
5. голямо количество
II. 1. полюлявам се, вися
2. драпирам (завеса и пр.)* * *{swag} n 1. гирлянда; фестон; драперия; 2. плячка, плячкосване, (2) {swag} v 1. полюлявам се; вися; 2. драпирам (завеса и пр.).* * *n sl плячка, откраднати вещи;swag; n 1. гирлянда; фестон; драперия; 2. плячка, плячкосване, грабеж; З. австрал. торба,* * *1. i. гирлянда, фестон, драперия 2. ii. полюлявам се, вися 3. австрал. торба, вързоп, бохча (на минъоp и пр.) 4. голямо количество 5. драпирам (завеса и пр.) 6. плячка, плячкосване, грабеж 7. рушвет, пари, получени от гешефти* * *swag[swæg] I. n 1. sl плячка; плячкосване; 2. австр. торба на пътуващ (сезонен) работник; to go on the \swag ставам скитник; хващам пътя; 3. залитане, олюляване; • \swags of австр. разг. купища, много; II. v 1. залитам; накланям се, увисвам; 2. австр. разг. скитам с торба лични вещи; живея като скитник; III. swag n архит. гирлянда; IV. v украсявам с гирлянди. -
2 swag-bellied
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