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| gen. |
wipe off; scour; wash off; wipe out; sweep; wash down; shower off (в душе bookworm); rinse off (с себя в душе грязь и т.п. bookworm); rinse out (shampoo, hair conditioner Artemie); clear; wipe away; wash out (of Artemie); wash away (водой Andrey Truhachev) |
| agric. |
denude; erode |
| antic. |
abolish (позор) |
| carret. |
wash way |
| fig. |
wipe; whitewash |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
clear (pf of смывать); wipe away (pf of смывать) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
swipe; make off with |
| inf. |
make off (with); steal |
| makár. |
wash; wash out |
| med. |
deterge |
| perf. |
flush away |
| pisc. |
swill down (dimock) |
| rel. |
blot out |
| tec. |
wash away |
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| gen. |
take to itself wings; belt off; flake out; nip off; skip; do a vanishing act (Anglophile); clean out (Anglophile); swan off (Anglophile); vamoose (eugenealper); clear; come off; denude; erode; wash away; wash off; wipe away; wipe out; dash out (sever_korrespondent); blur (очень быстро исчезнуть sever_korrespondent); leg it (Рина Грант); scuttle off (suburbian); lam off; scram out |
| Игорь Миг |
go on the lam; scuttle |
| amer. |
pull one freight; fly the coop (сбежать Ruth); high-tail (Taras) |
| amer., inf. |
cut dirt |
| amer., jerg. |
snake; take a powder |
| amer., makár. |
pull one's freight |
| de t. |
make off (Andrey Truhachev) |
| fig. |
whitewash |
| fig., inf. |
be on the lam; scoot; scram; slip away; disappear; vanish |
| humor. |
make a run for it (The cops are keeping an eye on the furry intruder in case it tries to make a run for it. ART Vancouver) |
| idiom. |
hit the road (Taras) |
| inf. |
off it; sling one's hook; flack out; make oneself scarce (Anglophile); take off (The electric bill's in my roommate's name, and she took off and isn't coming back. ART Vancouver); nip away; buzz off (Andrey Truhachev); dash off (Ken dashed off and left me behind to deal with the angry customer. Taras); get; do a runner (to leave a place in order to avoid a difficult or unpleasant situation: Her dad did a runner soon after she was born. Maria Klavdieva); butt out (to leave some place hastily Val_Ships); do a bunk (Br. Andrey Truhachev); obsquatulate (shrewd); hive off (Where's Jim? I suppose he has hived off again. – Где Джим? Думаю, он опять смылся. VLZ_58); take a powder (Am. Andrey Truhachev); be swayze (he shot him, took his wallet and was swayze Ufel Trabel); go away (The man she had was kind and clean
And well enough for every day,
But, oh, dear friends, you should have seen
The man she had was kind and clean
And well enough for every day,
But, oh, dear friends, you should have seen
The one that got away!
(Dorothy Psrker)
I. Havkin) |
| invect. |
drag ass |
| jerg. |
mizzle; hook it; buzz away; nix out; cut one's lucky; real cheese; amscray; cheese; cold haul; cop a heel; cut and run; cut out; dig out; dog it; dust; fog; gypsy's leave; ooze out; powder; punk out; rat out; sell out; skiddoo; skidoo; slope; tipping grand; wail; do a guy (сбежать); book it (helga4ka); pull a gingerbread man (VLZ_58); book (helga4ka); blend into the woodwork (исчезнуть из поля зрения vogeler); fade into the woodwork (исчезнуть из поля зрения vogeler); take off |
| jerg., dial. |
hook |
| jerg., makár. |
stump one's chalk; walk chalk |
| makár. |
wing it; cut lucky; skip off; slip away (убежать); wash off (при мытье) |
| makár., inf. |
brush off; sling one's hook; take one's hook |
| makár., inf., amer. |
skip out; take a run-out powder |
| makár., jerg. |
hook in |
| med. |
deterge |
| vulg., amer. |
haul ass |
| Игорь Миг, inf. |
hightail it out of here; slip out |
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| antic., humor. |
absquatulate |
| makár., inf. |
clean out |
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| idiom. |
pull a Roman Polanski (Arky) |
