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| drown oneself (impf of утопиться); of a stove, etc be alight; melt; burn (of a stove, etc.) | |||
| drown; stoke; drown oneself; give heat; heat; melt; render; fire; be alight; drown one's self; burn (of a stove); be lit | |||
| soften | |||
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| give heat; drown (impf of утопить) | |||
| keep the fire going in; drown (an animal); sink (судно); flood; heat (a stove); light fire; melt (butter, fat, etc.); wreck; fire (печь); render (сало); shipwreck; stoke (a furnace); scupper (1. sink (a ship) deliberately. 2. informal prevent from working or succeeding; thwart.. COED. • The residents' protests scuppered his plans for developing the land. • Their chances of winning were scuppered by injury. OALD. One Russian military expert has suggested that the Iraqi authorities scuppered the Russian arms deal under pressure from Washington. BBC. Alexander Demidov); burn (каким-либо материалом); steeper; ruin | |||
| tank (someone); кого-то Aprilen); tank (Aprilen) | |||
| fire; heat; fire up | |||
| dunk (The kids in the pool kept dunking one another. fddhhdot) | |||
| ruin (impf of утопить); doom (impf of утопить) | |||
| render | |||
| soften; steep; thaw; render down (сало и т. п.); stoke up (в топке); stoke with (дровами и т. п.); thaw out; wreck (корабль) | |||
| run down (в результате столкновения) | |||
| dunk (MichaelBurov) | |||
| top (рей); bury; down; kill | |||
| sink | |||
| heat (обогревать) | |||
| send to the bottom | |||
| run down | |||
| drown | |||
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