chest

chest
{tJest}
1. сандък, ракла, шкафче, ковчеже
CHEST of drawers скрин
medicine CHEST домашна аптечка
2. каса, ковчежничество, фондове, пари
3. гръден кош, гърди
to get something olf one's CHEST разг. казвам си го и ми олеква
to hold/keep one's cards/play close to one's CHEST предпазлив/скрит/потаен съм
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{tJest} n 1. сандък, ракла; шкафче; ковчеже; chest of drawers скрин
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ракла; сандък; скрин; гръден кош; каса;
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1. chest of drawers скрин 2. medicine chest домашна аптечка 3. to get something olf one's chest разг. казвам си го и ми олеква 4. to hold/keep one's cards/play close to one's chest предпазлив/скрит/потаен съм 5. гръден кош, гърди 6. каса, ковчежничество, фондове, пари 7. сандък, ракла, шкафче, ковчеже
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chest[tʃest] n 1. сандък; \chest of drawers скрин; medicine \chest домашна аптечка; 2. гръден кош; гърди; a pain in o.'s \chest болка в гърдите; a cold in o.'s \chest белодробна простуда; to get it off o.'s \chest изповядвам се и ми олеква; to stick out o.'s \chest пъча се, надувам се; to play (keep) o.'s \chest потаен съм, не разкривам пред никого намеренията си; 3. каса; ковчежничество; фондове, пари; the community \chest обществени средства.

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