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adj.
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math. |
covering |
math., topol. |
etale |
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накрывать v
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gen. |
blissom (о баране); cover (to put or spread something on, over or in front of); rush in upon one; surprise; tup (о баране); lay (to put in order or arrange); serve; hit; catch; trap; dupe; straddle (огнем); overcover; whelm (чем-либо); lay over; nab; bespread; clothe; furnish (Она накрыла свой стол (She has furnished her table..) ZVP); overwhelm (MichaelBurov) |
Gruzovik |
lay over (impf of накрыть); cover with |
Игорь Миг |
smoke out |
alg., topogr. |
cover |
auto. |
mantle |
fig., inf. |
catch someone in the act |
Gruzovik, fig. |
catch someone in the act (impf of накрыть) |
Gruzovik, inf. |
take in (impf of накрыть); deceive (impf of накрыть); cheat (impf of накрыть) |
Gruzovik, mil. |
destroy (impf of накрыть) |
inf. |
deceive; take in; cheat |
IT |
spread |
Makarov. |
hood; lay (на стол); set (на стол); set out (на стол); spread (на стол); cover over; cap; cover up |
mil. |
destroy |
mil., avia. |
blanket |
mil., obs. |
cap (колпачком); sheet over |
nautic. |
straddle (цель залпом) |
paint. |
line |
relig. |
bedight |
school.sl. |
nail |
semicond. |
overlay |
slang |
run in (We ran this boy in for illegal trade. == Мы арестовали этого парня за незаконную торговлю.) |
sport. |
mark (игрока Artjaazz) |
tech. |
overlap |
wood. |
cover with
(MichaelBurov); cover with ... |
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накрываться v
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gen. |
lay over; cover (with); cover oneself (with) |
Gruzovik |
cover oneself with (impf of накрыться) |
fig., inf. |
catch someone in the act |
inf. |
deceive; take in; fail (grafleonov); flop (grafleonov); fizzle out (grafleonov); break down (grafleonov); conk down (grafleonov); go kaput (grafleonov); fold up (grafleonov); go to smash (grafleonov); cheat; crumble (терпеть крах • All had crumbled over the course of a single month. Abysslooker); die (Abysslooker); be gone (ломаться и т.п. Abysslooker) |
IT |
spread |
jarg. |
pack up (ломаться igisheva); go to shit (Abysslooker) |
math. |
be covered |
mil. |
destroy; hit |
slang |
go for a burton (Brit. MichaelBurov); go for burton (Brit. MichaelBurov) |