chock

chock
{tJbk}
I. 1. клин (за запиране на колело и пр.)
1. подставка, подложка, подпора
3. тех. амортисъор, лагер
II. 1. запирам, подпирам, слагам подложка/подпора на
2. мор. слагам на подложки
3. CHOCK (up) наблъсквам, натъпквам
препълвам, задръствам (with с)
III. adv нагъсто, одно до друго, натъпкано
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{tJbk} n 1. клин (за запиране на колело и пр.),1. подставка, по(2) v 1. запирам, подпирам; слагам подложка/подпора на: 2. м{3} adv нагъсто, одно до друго, натъпкано.
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поставка; брус; клин;
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1. chock (up) наблъсквам, натъпквам 2. i. клин (за запиране на колело и пр.) 3. ii. запирам, подпирам, слагам подложка/подпора на 4. iii. adv нагъсто, одно до друго, натъпкано 5. мор. слагам на подложки 6. подставка, подложка, подпора 7. препълвам, задръствам (with с) 8. тех. амортисъор, лагер
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chock[tʃɔk] I. n 1. клин, брус; 2. подставка, подложка, подпора; 3. тех. амортисьор, лагер; 4. спирачна челюст; II. v 1. подпирам, слагам подложка, подпора на; 2. мор. слагам на подложки; \chock (up) наблъсквам, натъпквам, задръствам, препълвам (with).

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