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1 neck
n.1) мойынbreak one's neck — мойны үзілу, өлу
save one's neck — басын аман алып қалу, құтылу
neck and neck — үзеңгілес, қатар келу
neck of nothing — тәуекелге бел байлау, не де болса, тәуекел
get it in the neck — таяқ жеу, сыбағасын алу
a stiff neck — қыңырлық, қасарғыштық
2) жаға3) ыдыстың аузы, ыдыстың мойны -
2 neck
мойнақ, қылта, тар бұғаз, өзен сағасы, түтіндік -
3 break
1.v.1) сындыру, бөлуto break a thing in two (in three, to pieces, etc) — затты бірнеше бөлшекке бөлу
to break a thing up — талқандау, сындыру
2) жарылу, жаруto break away — 1) қашып шығу (турмеден); 2) тарау (бұлт)
to break down — 1) сынып қалу; 2) нашарлау, 3) шыдамау
to break in — сөзін бұзу, қосыла кету
to break off —кенеттен тоқтау, үзу
to break into —лап беріп кіру (шығу)
break out —сөзді бұзу
to break (out) to break with (a person or thing) — тастау, ұрысу
to break loose (free) —босату
3) үзу (қарым-қатынасты)4) тақ ату, жарық түсу5) рекордқа жету, қою2.n.1) сындыру1) тесіліп кету, тесік1) үзілісdaybreak — күн шығыс, таң атыс
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n.мәрмәр2.adj.мәрмәрдей ақ, аппақ, теп-тегіс3.v.мәрмәрге ұқсайтын етіп сипаттау
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