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| miff; put someone out of humour (Anglophile); rain on someone's parade (Anglophile); give all the blues (Sunny_Hell); be a killjoy (Alexander Demidov) | |||
| wreck it all | |||
| put a damper on (spoil the fun in Brit. and Am. English • The bad news put a damper on the party • The rain really put a damper on our picnic plans Taras); put a damper on (The bad news put a damper on the party Taras) | |||
| piss on someone's chips (to really upset, irritate, or disappoint someone; p rimarily heard in the U.S. • "Watch out, the boss is on a foul mood today." "Wow, I wonder who pissed on his chips?") | |||
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| lay a bad trip on; abate spirits | |||
| bring someone down (igisheva) | |||
| damp spirits; give someone the hump; spoil someone's mood | |||
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| put smb. out of humour | |||
| give someone the pip (make someone angry or depressed КГА) | |||
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| kill one's vibe (Taras) | |||
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| General | 3 |
| Informal | 1 |
| Makarov | 2 |
| Slang | 3 |