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| Gruzovik |
blow away (pf of сдувать) |
| posp. |
exsufflate; overblow; blow off (z484z); blow away; blow over |
| Gruzovik, nief. |
pinch (pf of сдувать); steal (pf of сдувать) |
| Gruzovik, przen. |
fleece (pf of сдувать); skin (pf of сдувать) |
| Gruzovik, slang |
copy off from (pf of сдувать; school slang) |
| makar. |
blow down |
| nief. |
steal; pinch |
| przen., nief. |
fleece; skin |
| robot. |
blow-out; blowout |
| szkoln., żarg. |
copy off (from) |
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| posp. |
deflate (о шине, надувном матраце, круге и т.п. Gordon) |
| idiom. |
wimp out (x-z) |
| idiom., amer.ang. |
be out of gas (be completely exhausted, fatigued, or without energy or motivation: Let him make those big punches. They'll tire him out quickly, and he'll be out of gas by the fifth round. 4uzhoj) |
| nief. |
fizzle out (Alexey Lebedev); run out of arguments (4uzhoj); go belly up (о разорившемся бизнесе ART Vancouver); go out with a whimper (grafleonov) |
| przen. |
go in the doldrums (Ремедиос_П) |
| slang |
abort middeal (Ремедиос_П) |
| sport |
choke (end up losing after going up in score SirReal) |
| żarg. |
melt (В споре или конфликте – позорно проиграть Alexander Oshis) |
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| posp. |
saggy (saggy balloon Aly19) |
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| posp. |
saggy (Aly19) |
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| chem. |
blow-up |
