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1 балагурство
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ИГРАТЬ СЛОВАМИ (В СЛОВА) VP subj: human1. to use words in a witty manner based on the substitution of one word (or meaning) for anotherX играл словами = X was playing on wordsX was making plays on words X was punning (making puns), о ИГРА СЛОВАМИ (В СЛОВА) NP sing only) — play on words.2. to speak evasively, using imprecise, ambiguous languageX играл словами - X was giving (person Y) a lot of double-talkX was double-talking (person Y) X was hedging, о ИГРА СЛОВАМИ (В СЛОВА) NP sing only) = double-talk. -
3 игра в слова
[VP, subj: human]=====1. to use words in a witty manner based on the substitution of one word (or meaning) for another:- X was punning (making puns),○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ( в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]- play on words.2. to speak evasively, using imprecise, ambiguous language:- X was hedging,○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ( в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]≈ double-talk.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > игра в слова
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4 игра словами
[VP, subj: human]=====1. to use words in a witty manner based on the substitution of one word (or meaning) for another:- X was punning (making puns),○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ (в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]- play on words.2. to speak evasively, using imprecise, ambiguous language:- X was hedging,○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ (в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]≈ double-talk.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > игра словами
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5 играть в слова
[VP, subj: human]=====1. to use words in a witty manner based on the substitution of one word (or meaning) for another:- X was punning (making puns),○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ( в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]- play on words.2. to speak evasively, using imprecise, ambiguous language:- X was hedging,○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ( в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]≈ double-talk.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > играть в слова
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6 играть словами
[VP, subj: human]=====1. to use words in a witty manner based on the substitution of one word (or meaning) for another:- X was punning (making puns),○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ( в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]- play on words.2. to speak evasively, using imprecise, ambiguous language:- X was hedging,○ ИГРА СЛОВАМИ( в СЛОВА) [NP; sing only]≈ double-talk.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > играть словами
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