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| Allg. |
gabble with (с кем-либо); blow about; flutter; fray (также перен.); become tattered; wear out |
| Gruzovik |
wear out (pf of трепаться); become tattered (pf of трепаться) |
| Gruzovik, korr. |
tear (pf of трепаться); fray (pf of трепаться) |
| Gruzovik, umg. |
become torn to tatters; go toward; become worn out; have a chat; have a talk; head toward |
| idiom., umg. |
shoot the breeze |
| Jar. |
have an affair (with); lead a dissolute life; palaver; talk rubbish |
| Jar., umg. |
prattle |
| Makarow. |
chew the rag; twaddle; chew the fat |
| umg. |
have a talk; head toward; become worn out; go round; have a chat; loaf; loiter about; rush about; go; move frequently |
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| Allg. |
tip (по плечу); blow about (of the wind); swingle; chuck; pat (q3mi4); dishevel (by pulling or tugging at); brake; flutter; fray (также перен.); stroke; tear; tousle; pull about; wear out (shoes, clothing, etc); rumple; chuck under |
| Gruzovik |
blow about (потрепа́ть; pf of трепать) |
| Jar., Mil. |
maul (противника) |
| Makarow. |
beat up (избивать); give a hard life/time (подвергать испытаниям); maul (избивать); pummel (избивать) |
| Mil. |
inflict heavy losses on |
| Mil., Jar. |
maul |
| Milit. Jargon |
give the bloody nose (противника MichaelBurov) |
| umg. |
fray; wear out; pull (with за + acc., someone’s hair, ears, etc.); whack; of illness, fever, etc. rack; thrash; beat; strike; belabour; cause to shake; toss from side to side; thresh (в боях); drub; jangle; chatter; hit; jabber; shake; whip; mention frequently; toss about |
| umg., übertr. |
swingle for a while; give someone a mild beating; criticize; scutch |
